First India-Delhi Edition-22nd November 2022

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I have no aukat, let us discuss Gujarat’s...

PM Modi challenges Congress for a face-off

Moni Sharma

Surendranagar: As the campaigning in Gujarat gains momentum, PM Narendra Modi chal lenged Congress to “a faceoff” on the issue of devel opment rather than dis cussing “aukat”. “I have no aukat. Let’s discuss is sue of development and develop Gujarat, come to field, let this be a face off,” PM said in a scathing at tack on Cong during a pub lic address in Dudhrej area of Surendranagar.

In a veiled attack on Rahul Gandhi for walk ing with Medha Patkar, PM Modi said that their leader travels by putting his hands on shoulders of the people who made Gujarat “thirsty”. With out naming Rahul, he also sharpened his at tack saying Bharat Jodo Yatra is not a padayatra but a yatra for power.

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‘MAN SHOT DAUGHTER, WIFE HELPED DISPOSE OF BODY IN SUITCASE’

New Delhi: A 22-year-old Delhi woman, whose body was found inside a suitcase near Yamuna Expressway in UP’s Mathura last week, was killed by her father, police said on Monday. Aayushi Chaudhary’s parents have been held for her murder. P8

MANGALURU BLAST: EXPLOSIVES, FAKE ID, INSPIRED BY ISIS

Mangaluru: The accused in the autorickshaw blast in coastal Karnataka’s Mangaluru was “inspired by ISIS terror group” and used dark web to contact his handlers, police said and added Shareeq worked under multiple handlers, one of them from Al Hind, a terror outfit influenced by ISIS.

NOIDA: SOCIAL MEDIA

INFLUENCER ROHIT

DIES IN CAR CRASH

Noida: A 25-year-old social media celebrity died and his 2 friends were injured after their speeding car crashed into a tree in Greater Noida on Monday, police said.

Rohit also known as Rowdy died in the accident while his friends are undergoing treatment at hospitals.

At least 162 killed, 700 injured as earthquake rattles Indonesia

Cianjur: West Java Gov ernor Ridwan Kamil said the death toll from an earthquake on Indo nesia’s main island of Java on Monday had jumped to 162. Over 700 injured in a 5.6-magni tude quake that rattled Indonesia as people rushed into the streets, some covered in blood and white debris. Med ics treated injured out side hosps, terraces etc.

Congress is playing caste politics: Shah

Gir Somnath: The peo ple of Gujarat have to choose between the BJP, who made the state safe, and the Congress, who plunged it into commu nal violence, Union home minister Amit Shah said on Monday while addressing an election rally in Gir Somnath district.

Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday held rallies at Jam Khamb halia in Dwarka, Kodi nar in Gir Somnath, Mangrol in Junagadh and later in evening at Bhuj, Kutch. “Remem ber, you have to choose between Modi and the BJP govt, who made Gujarat safe and Congress who plunged Gujarat into communal violence. Con gress is playing caste politics,” said Shah in his rally.

TRIBALS HAVE FIRST RIGHT OVER LAND, SAYS RAHUL IN SURAT

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ZERO ELECTRICITY BILLS: ARVIND KEJRIWAL’S MEGA POLL PROMISE

rise. I will waive off your entire electricity bill from March 1”. During the roadshow in Amreli, Kejriwal invoked the ‘rewadi’ (free bies) culture jibe by PM Modi to take a swipe at the BJP.

Cong to file review petition in Top Court

RAJIV GANDHI ASSASSINATION

New Delhi: Days after Central govt filed a re view petition in the SC against release of con victs in Rajiv Gandhi as sassination case, Con gress, too, has moved top court against freeing as sassination convicts, sources said. Petition challenging grounds in order will be filed this week.

‘WILL OPPOSE EXTENSION OF POLICE REMAND BY MORE THAN TWO DAYS’

Poonawala’s five-day police remand ends today, police likely to seek an extension

New Delhi (PTI): The lawyer representing ac cused Aaftab Poonawa la in the sensational Shradha Walkar mur der case said that he will oppose any exten sion of police remand by more than two days.

With Poonawala’s 5-day police remand ending today, Delhi Po

lice probing the case is likely to seek an exten sion of his custody as

the narco analysis test is still pending despite a court order on Novem

ber 17 to conduct it with in five days Also, Delhi police had on Monday moved an application in court here for conduct ing a polygraph test on Poonawala, who was ar rested on November 12, and a decision on this is expected on Tuesday.

Legal Aid Defence Counsel Abinash Ku mar, representing Poon awala, said that police are most likely to seek an extension of his re mand on Tuesday. More on p3 & P6

SC

3 PFI members summoned for Dec

DELHI EXCISE POLICY CASE

16 hearing

New Delhi (PTI): A court here on Monday took cognisance of a charge sheet filed by En forcement Directorate against Popular Front of India (PFI) and three of its members in a money laundering case related to alleged terror ism-related activities.

Special Judge Shailender Malik direct ed jail authorities to pro duce accused -- Perwez Ahmed, Mohd Ilias and Abdul Muqeet – before the court on December 16, when it will further hear the matter.

Judicial custody for two businessmen till Dec 5

New Delhi (ANI): The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday sent two busi nessmen to judicial cus tody in connection with ED’s ongoing money laundering probe into the Delhi Excise policy 2021-22.

Special Judge MK Nagpal decided to send businessmen P Sarath Chander Reddy and Binoy Babu to judicial custody till December 5, 2022. The court noted that the ED still probing the matter to trace the

proceeds of crime and the involvement of oth er persons in the of fence of money laun dering. Both business men were produced be fore the court on Mon day after the end of their ED remand. They were arrested on No vember 10, 2022.

AAFTAB’S LAWYER SAYS

People gather at the spot where Aftab claims to have disposed of the body parts of Shraddha, at Mahadhudi Pond, New Delhi.

Less than 10 days for Assembly polls in Gujarat, top leaders of main parties seen busy campaigning

When I was the CM, I decided to provide 24 hours electricity to Gujarat-which was termed ‘impossible’ by the Congress leaders. But the people made me do difficult work and that’s why I could deliver 24-hour electricity to the villages in Gujarat in the last 10 years.

—Narendra Modi,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets public in the presence of Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and other party workers & leaders during a public meeting in Surendranagar on Monday.

AMIT SHAH

RAVINDRA JADEJA AND HIS WIFE RIVABA

BJP to hold Sabhas across 93 Assembly constituencies in Gujarat on Tuesday. We will see BJP nat’l chief JP Nadda, HM Amit Shah, Maha Dy CM Deven dra Fadnavis, Assam CM Himanta Biswa, Purushottam Rupala and Mansukh Mandaviya.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met cricketer Ravindra Jadeja and his wife Rivaba Jadeja at Jamnagar airport on Monday. Rivaba is contesting in the Gujarat Elections as a BJP candidate from Jamnagar North.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses the public meeting at Khambhalia Assembly, in Dwarka on Monday.

Surat: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday urged the tribals of South Gujarat to choose between the Con gress and the BJP, saying if they choose the Congress they would get forest rights, good health and education, and if they choose the BJP they will have their unfulfilled dreams. He was addressing his first public meeting after election dates were announced at Panch Kakda, Surat.

Amreli: AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Monday promised zero electricity bill for all citizens if his party is voted to power in Gujarat. Addressing a roadshow in Amreli, Kejriwal said, “Both BJP and Congress don’t speak about inflation. I will free you from the clutches of price

New Delhi: Airlines and regulators are pushing to have just 1 pilot in the cockpit of passenger jets instead of 2. It would lower costs and ease pressure from the crew shortages.

New Delhi: In a major relief to travellers, people flying into India from abroad will no longer need to fill out the air suvidha form from Tuesday. The government on Monday revised int’l travel guidelines.

New Delhi: Zomato is asking employees to leave company. It is said that company is letting go of around 3% of workforce. Zomato co-founder Mohit Gupta stepped down after a 4.5 years stint at the firm.

New Delhi: Former Bureaucrat Arun Goel assumed the office of election commissioner of India on Monday, after being appointed to post on November 19. Post of 1 election commissioner in 3-member commission has been lying vacant since May when Sushil Chandra retired.

Port Blair: Suspended Andaman and Nicobar Labour Commissioner RL Rishi was on Monday arrested in connection with the gangrape of a 21-year-old woman, police said. Rishi arrived here aboard a flight from Chennai around 1 pm, and was taken into custody by the Police.

People injured during the earthquake receive medical treatment in a hospital parking lot in Cianjur on Monday. PHOTO BY ANI

of a proper probe, fixing accountability, adequate damages for victims are duly addressed.

Eknath Shinde led-Maha govt on Monday withdrew from the SC an appeal filed during the previ ous Uddhav Thackeray government against an order by the Bombay High Court staying the probe in two FIRs filed against Republic TV editor-in-chief Arnab Goswami over alleged inflammatory remarks.

Representatives of GHCAA met CJ DY Chandrachud, were assured that collegium would examine proposed transfer of Justice Nikhil S Kariel

sought a response from Centre, Delhi government on the plea of conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar seeking that he be shifted from Mandoli jail.

The Delhi HC directed news channels to adhere to norms governing them & to ensure that all broadcasts carried in liquor scam case are based on official releases by the probe agencies.

BJP ‘CARPET BOMBING’ 2.0 ACROSS 93 ASSEMBLY SEATS TODAY

BJP releases ‘sting’ clip to claim AAP selling ticket for MCD polls

New Delhi (Agencies):

The BJP Monday re leased a sting video shot purportedly by a former Aam Aadmi Party vol unteer from north west Delhi’s Rohini to allege the AAP sold tickets for MCD polls.

AAP MLA Dilip Pan dey rejected the sting video as “fake”.

The AAP and its chief Arvind Kejriwal are deeply involved in corruption, BJP nation al spokesperson Sambit Patra alleged at a press conference here, play ing the purported sting video.

The video was pur portedly shot by former AAP volunteer Bindu who was allegedly de manded Rs 80 lakh for an AAP ticket from the Ro hini D ward in the MCD polls, Patra alleged.

The video shows Bindu purportedly dis cussing the payment of money with some pur ported AAP leaders in cluding its North West Delhi Lok Sabha in charge RR Pathania and Rohini Assembly con stituency incharge coor dinator Punit Goel, Patra claimed.

Patra claimed “These leaders including Patha nia and Goel have links with a five-member com mittee of the AAP that was associated with ticket distribution. AAP minister Gopal Rai, MLAs Durgesh Pathak, Saurabh Bhardwaj and Atishi as well as Adil Khan are its members,” he said.

Patra also said the sting video revealed that 110 tickets of the AAP were reserved for distri

bution on the basis of a payment.

Responding to charg es, AAP’s Dilip Pandey said the party’s tickets for MCD polls were much sought after.

“There are many touts who got active. Touts got active but no tickets were given on the basis of money. The BJP did not do anything. The AAP is not BJP or Con gress where tickets are distributed to those who pay money,” he said.

MCD POLLS

‘KEJRIWAL KI SARKAR, KEJRIWAL KA PARSHAD’ CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED

LG okays plea in SC against Chhawla convicts’ acquital

New Delhi (PTI): Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has ap proved the filing of a petition in the Su preme Court chal lenging its decision to acquit three convicts in the 2012 Chhawla rape-and-murder case who were awarded the death sentence by a lower court, officials said on Monday.

Saxena has also ap proved engaging So licitor General Tush ar Mehta to represent the Delhi government in the case, a senior official said.

VICTIM’S FATHER WELCOMES APPROVAL FOR PETITION

New Delhi (PTI):

New Delhi (PTI) :

Deputy Chief Minis ter Manish Sisodia on Monday said the BJP has “no vision” for the civic body as he announced a new campaign for his par ty to “alert voters” to choose the Aam Aad mi Party in the MCD polls. The BJP has done nothing in the past 15 years in the Municipal Corpora tion of Delhi and has no vision for the next five years as well, he told reporters. “But, we gave a vision to fix civic problems. The AAP is going to win this polls. So, if

you want work to be done in your ward, pick an AAP council lor as if a BJP coun cillor will be there in your ward that per son will try to ob struct work since the AAP will be in power in MCD,” Sisodia claimed.

“So, a new cam paign ‘Kejriwal ki Sarkar, Kejriwal ka Parshad’ (Kejriwal’s governent, Kejri wal’s councillor) campaign has been launched to alert people to pick AAP over BJP in civic polls due on Decem ber 4,” he said.

The three were awarded the death sentence by a trial court which was up held by the Delhi High Court for the grue some rape and mur der of a 19-year old woman on February 9, 2012 at Chhawla, Dwarka, Delhi.

They had appealed against the sentence at the Supreme Court which set aside the trial court and High Court orders in its judgment on Novem ber 7, 2022.

“The LG has ap proved the filing of a review petition in the Supreme Court against its decision of

The father of the 2012 Chhawla gan grape-and-murder victim on Monday welcomed the Delhi Lt Governor VK Saxena’s approval to the city govern ment to file of a re view petition in Su preme Court against the acquit tal of the three ac cused, and ex pressed hope they would be hanged to death. He said the family was yet to come to terms with the November 7 SC judgment acquit ting them.

“If not they, who

acquitting the three accused,” a senior Delhi government of ficial said. The SC’s acquittal prompted

inflicted brutality on my daughter and murdered her? Isn’t it the duty of the po lice and judicial sys tem of the country to get us justice?” the victim’s said af ter the LG gave the go-ahead to file the review petition. “I will fight till my last breath to get jus tice.”

The three were awarded death sen tence by a trial court which was up held by Delhi HC for the gruesome rapeand-murder of the 19-year old on Feb ruary 9, 2012 at Chhawla, Dwarka.

the parents of the 19-year-old woman to seek police protection out of fear, officials said.

SC seeks Centre, Del govt replies on plea of Sukhesh to shift to another jail

New Delhi (ANI):

The Delhi High Court on Monday began hearing the bail plea by ‘United Against Hate’ found er Khalid Saifi in a UAPA case related to the alleged conspiracy be hind the 2020 riots and said it would hold daily hearing from November 25 on the batch of relat ed pleas seeking the re lease of several accused.

Tourists enjoy river rafting on the waters of the Beas river, in Kullu on Monday.

At 8.9 deg C, Delhi records coldest morning of season

son. he air quality in dex (AQI) at 9.10 am on Monday was recorded at 316. An AQI between 201 and 300 is consid ered poor, 301 and 400 very poor, and 401 and 500 severe. The relative humidity at 8.30 am was 86 per cent.

NOTICE TO FIVE

Besides Khalid, the appeals by accused Shi fa Ur Rehman, Saleem Khan, Meeran Haider, Gulfisha Fatima and Salim Malik against the dismissal of their bail applications by the trial court are pending before the high court. Delhi Po lice’s challenge to the trial court order grant ing bail to former Con gress councillor Ishrat Jahan in the case is also among the petitions.“At the outset, we must let you know that this bench would be hearing all of these appeals” We

will hear you for a while today and then we will adjourn it to Friday and then Friday onwards, the bench would assem ble every day in the postlunch session,” said a bench of justices Sid dharth Mridul and Ra jnish Bhatnagar.

Last week, the bench had observed that being a special bench, it did not assemble on a regu lar basis and therefore, it needed to “take a call” on whether these bail pleas could be heard by it or if they be sent to the designated bench.

Khalid Saifi, Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid and several others have been

booked under the antiterror law Unlawful Ac tivities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and provisions of IPC for allegedly be ing the “masterminds” of the February 2020 ri ots in Northeast Delhi.

The violence erupted during the protests against the CAA and NRC.

On Monday, advocate Rebecca John arguing for the grant of bail to Khalid Saifi said the 42-year-old, arrested on March 21, 2020 in the present FIR, was man aging the protest site at Khureji Khas but was not part of any unlawful activity.

Ensure broadcast based on official press releases: HC to news channels

New Delhi (ANI): The Delhi High Court on Monday directed news channels to adhere to the guidelines govern ing them and to ensure that all broadcasts car ried while reporting liq uor scam case are based on official press releases by the investigation agencies.

The bench also issued notice to 5 channels im pleaded by Vijay Nair. He alleged that the sensi tive information related is being leaked to the media. While hearing the petition moved by

businessman Vijay Nair, the bench of Justice Yashwant Varma passed the above directions. The matter has been listed on February 7, 2023. The bench also pe rused the status report and heard the submis sions made by the coun sel for the CBI and ED.

The counsel for CBI submitted that the agen cy issued 3 press releas es. The press releases do not contain what has been broadcast.

ED’s counsel said that they did not issue any press releases.

Justice Verma asked the counsels, Where from they are getting the information?

The counsel replied that the channels only answer this.

THE COURT SAID...

tion related to disclosure made to CBI? You call them and ask them. The counsel for NBDA said, “I can communicate and ask them to remove the content.”

New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Mon day sought response from the Centre and the Delhi government on plea of conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar seek ing that he be shifted from the Mandoli jail here to any other prison in the country.

A bench of Justices Ajay Rastogi and CT Ravikumar, which was hearing two separate petitions of Chan drashekhar, asked him to move a representa tion to jail authorities on increasing the visit ing hours with his law yers.

Chandrashekhar, through his lawyer, claimed that he was as saulted in Mandoli jail, which is evident from his medical records and said that he is facing a threat to life in the pris on. He said 28 cases are pending against him in six cities across the country and for that he needs to meet his law yers for 60 minutes eve ry day as against the 30 minutes each twice a week provided under the Delhi Prison Rules.

Bhambhani,

broadcast.

“If self-regulation is a mere eyewash, then why should we not disband you?,” Justice Varma asked the counsel for NBDSA while express ing displeasure over the

reporting made by news channels.

The bench asked the counsel about certain channels and whether they are members or not. Where from they are getting the informa

The counsel submit ted that some channels are members of News Broadcaster and Digital Association (NBDA). I won’t be able to tell where from they are get ting the information. After noting the submis sion the bench directed to Implead NBDA and examine what has been broadcasted.

Chandrashekhar’s counsel said after his disclosure statements that Rs 10 crore was al legedly extorted by Delhi’s Jail minister Satyendra Jain, he is facing a threat to his life in jail.

Advocate Nisha

the counsel for News Broadcaster and Digital Standard Au thority (NBDSA) sub mitted that some of the channels are not our partners. We are not monitoring what they

BINDU’S CHARGE

DyCM Manish Sisodia launching the campaign on Monday.

BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra. —FILE PHOTO

Lt Governor VK Saxena. —FILE PHOTO

—PHOTO BY ANI

Delhi Riots: HC to hear bail pleas of accused daily from Nov 25

PROBE

Plea in HC to let CBI take over from police

Probe by Mehrauli police can’t be efficiently carried out due to administrative/ staff paucity and lack of sufficient technical and scientific equipment,

New Delhi (PTI): A PIL was filed in the Del hi High Court on Mon day seeking a direction to transfer the investi gation into the Shrad dha Walkar murder case from Delhi Police to the CBI, alleging that presence of media and public at places of re covery amounts to tam pering of evidence.

The petition, which is likely to be listed for hearing on Wednesday, alleged that so far the Delhi Police has re vealed each and every detail to the media and public regarding the investigation which is not permitted under the law.

It claimed that the al leged place of incident has not been sealed by the Delhi Police till date which is continuously being accessed by the public and media per sonnel.

Walkar was mur dered by 28-year-old Aaftab Poonawala, who sawed her body into 35 pieces and dumped the body parts across the city over several days past midnight.

“The incident of murder is alleged to have been taken place in Delhi and thereafter the body parts have been alleged to have dis posed at different plac es, thus investigation of Police Station Mehrauli cannot be efficiently be carried out due to ad ministrative/ staff pau city as well as lack of sufficient technical and scientific equipment to find out the evidences and the witnesses as the incident had taken

place about six months back in May, 2022,” the petition filed by Joshini Tuli submitted.

The plea, filed through advocate Joginder Tuli, claimed that sensitive details of the investigation by the Delhi Police have so far been revealed to public persons through the media which has lead to tampering of sensitive evidence.

“The presence of media and other pub lic persons at the place of recoveries, court hearings etc. Of any accused amounts to in terference with the evidence and witness es in the present case,” it alleged.

Rashtrapati Bhavan opens to visitors from December 1

New Delhi(PTI): Rash trapati Bhavan will be open for public viewing for five days a week from December 1, an of ficial statement said on Monday.

People can pay a visit on Wednesdays, Thurs days, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, except on gazetted holidays, in five time slots of one hour each, from 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm, it said. They can also visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan Mu

seum Complex six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday, except on gazet ted holidays, a state ment issued by the Pres ident’s secretariat said.

Every Saturday, people can also witness the Change of Guard cere mony at from 8 am-9 am.

NO NARCO TEST DONE ON MONDAY, SOME PARAMETERS NEED TO BE FINISHED: FSL

New Delhi(PTI):

The narco analysis test on Aaftab Amin Poonawala who has been accused of kill ing his live-in-part ner was not conduct ed on Monday, the Forensic Science Lab oratory (FSL) said.

A polygraphic test is to be conducted on Aaftab before the narco test for which his consent is need ed, and the police have been informed about that, it said.

“The narco test on Aaftab was not done today,” said FSL As sistant Director San jeev Gupta.

Punit Puri, also an assistant director at

the FSL, said the pol ygraphic test will conducted if the con

ter these only the narco will be per formed.”

“Within 10 days, narco will be done,” he added.

Sanjeev Gupta fur ther said they have received request for the narco test “and we have started our work as well. Our di rector Deepa Varma has instructed to take this case on priority.”

POLICE MOVE APPLICATION

AAFTAB’S POLYGRAPH TEST

New Delhi (PTI): The Delhi police on Monday moved an ap plication in court here for conducting a polygraph test on Aaftab Amin Poon awala, who is ac cused of brutally kill ing his live-in partner six months ago.

Metropolitan Mag istrate Aviral Shukla referred the matter to Judge Vijayshree Rathore, who had ear lier heard the applica tion on Poonawala’s narco analysis test.

FOR

sent is received. “It will be followed by medical tests and af

“There was a meet ing on Sunday be tween FSL and police and everything has been decided but some parameters need to be completed before the test and they have been in formed to the police.

The court had on Thursday directed the city police to com plete the narco analy sis test within five days while making it clear that it cannot use any third-degree measure on him. The application was moved on Monday on the ground that Poon

awala is providing incorrect informa tion and misleading police, a court source said.

Narco-analysis is a controlled intrave nous administration of hypnotic medica tion on a suspect to get information that would usually not be revealed in the nor mal state.

A polygraph, popu larly referred to as a lie detector test, re cords several physio logical indices like blood pressure, res piratory rate and pulse while a suspect is asked a series of questions.

Delhi Police question 11 people in connection with murder

New Delhi (ANI): Del hi Police team at Vasai, Palghar in Maharashtra has recorded the state ments of 11 people in connection with the Shraddha murder case, according to the sources on Monday.

Among those who were questioned and whose statements were recorded include Shrad dha’s friends Laxman Nadar, Rahul Rai, God win, Shivani Mhatre and her husband, AftabShraddha’s flat owner, Shraddha’s manager Karan Bahri, ShraddhaAftab’s flat owner Jay shree Patkar, Secretary

of Unique Park, where Aftab’s family lived - Ab dullah Khan, Ramdas Kevat, President of Unique Park and Govind Yadav, the owner of Packers and Movers, who sent Aftab’s goods from Vasai to Chhatar pur. A team of Delhi Po lice headed by SHO Meh rauli also went to the Bidhuri Dental Clinic in the national capital to seek a second opinion from the doctor on the jaw that was recovered recently.

According to the doc tor present there, the police wanted to match the denture (which has

been treated) with the jaw that was recovered at the Mehrauli forest. According to the po

FIR against 5 Noida hospital doctors over negligence

Noida (PTI): Five doc tors of a hospital here have been booked for negligence in treatment of a COVID-19 patient which allegedly led to his death during the sec ond wave in 2021, offi cials said on Monday.

The family of the pa tient, who was in his early 20s, claimed he was not administered remdesivir injection in time at the hospital de spite them purchasing

it on the basis of doc tor’s prescription, ac cording to the FIR. The

lice, Shraddha’s teeth were also treated (root canal) in Mumbai. The doctor said that

HC asks rlys to take back demolition notice to slum

New Delhi (PTI): Delhi High Court Monday asked railways to take back the demolition no tice issued by it to slum dwellers in Shakur Basti in North West Delhi.

As per the notice, dem olition drive was to be carried out on Monday, a plea said.

the Delhi Police team had also brought the in vestigation report of Mumbai along with them.

“The police had come to us only to take a sec ond opinion,” the doctor said.

According to sources, the police are investigat ing if the accused Aftab owned more than one phone number.

“The police believe that Aftab used more than one number. The police got this informa tion from the bills recov ered by the police during the investigation of this case. The first bill was

that of the movers and packers who got them shifted from Mumbai’s Vasai to Delhi. The sec ond bill is from Tilak Electronic from where he bought the fridge. Aftab’s phone number is different on both bills. For this reason, the po lice suspected Aftab was using more than 1 num ber,” the sources said.

Earlier on Sunday, as part of its probe into the horrific Shraddha mur der case, the Delhi police team recorded the state ment of the secretary of a housing society where accused Aftab lived with his family.

Delhi residents burnt to death as car catches fire

Ya tharth Hospital.

‘354 people died in nearly 900 road crashes’

Noida (PTI): More than 350 people lost their lives in road accidents this year across Noida and Greater Noida in Ut tar Pradesh’s Gautam Buddh Nagar district, according to police data.

The district, adjoin ing Delhi, recorded nearly 90 road crash in cidents on an average per month during the period, the data showed.

From January to Oc

tober 2022, a total of 897 road accidents took place in Gautam Buddh Nagar, in which 354 peo ple died and 680 were

injured, according to the police.

The figures were shared as the Gautam Buddh Nagar police

marked the ‘World Re membrance Day’ on Sunday to pay tributes to those who lost their lives in road crashes.

“A two-minute silence was observed and can dles lit in memory of the deceased during the pro gramme attended by Noida traffic police per sonnel, traffic volun teers, NGOs, members of civil society and trade associations,” a police spokesperson said.

“To reduce road acci dents, the traffic police is constantly taking ac tion to make people aware of traffic rules and ensure enforcement of laws through various means,” the spokesper son said.

The HC said in future, if railways decides to is sue fresh demolition no tices to the residents there, it shall issue indi vidual notice mention ing the jhuggi number and give them time to file replies.

A bench of Chief Jus tice SC Sharma and Jus tice Subramonium Pras ad passed the order on a plea on behalf of the slum dwellers who have been residing there for years and have been served notice for demoli tion.

The plea said the HC had in 2019 passed a judgment in the matter of Congress leader Ajay Maken in which rail ways was directed to re habilitate the residents at the slum cluster first before conducting any demolition.

Mathura (PTI): Two persons were charred to death inside their car which caught fire after ramming a tractor parked on the roadside on Yamuna Expressway in Mathura Monday morning, police said.

They did not get a chance to come out of their four-wheeler which burst into flames immediately on impact, the police said.

Inspector in-charge of Naujheel police sta tion Dharmendra Bhati said the speeding Swift Dzire car, going to Agra from Noida, rammed the stationary tractor near Chandpur Khurd village in Naujheel area on Yamuna Expressway.

The car was blown away and burnt to ash

es, Bhati said. He said the deceased were identified as Lala and Sonu Kumar, resi dents of Delhi. The fo rensic team of the dis trict has reached the spot and samples have been collected, he said, adding police are prob ing the matter as to what caused the accident.

The district reported 90 road crash incidents on an average per month.

Remembrance Day held to pay tributes to those who died

The remains of the ill-fated car. HIT A

FIR has been lodged against doctors of

Family members claimed the victim was not given injection in time.

It alleges presence of media and public at places of recovery amounts to tampering of evidence, and Delhi Police have revealed every detail to the media & public

the plea says

POLICE LAPSES

Accused Aaftab Poonawala in police custody. —FILE PHOTO

Aaftab (in hoodie) being taken by police during probe. —FILE PHOTO

G-20 INDIAN CHAIRMANSHIP CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

heard in the global financial narrative. India will be as suming chairmanship of the G-20 for one year from 01 De cember 22. This is a matter of pride for every Indian and an opportunity for the country to emerge as a leader to solve some of the most pressing is sues facing humanity today. However, India’s Presidency comes at a watershed mo ment coinciding with a peri od of global flux. The global community is facing multi ple political and economic challenges.

India’s three guiding prin ciples going into the G-20 Presidency are: - First, serv ing as a bridge between the developed and developing world, second, serving as the representative of the eastern bloc of nations and third, in sulating the G-20 from some of the divisive pressures that have paralysed multilateral ism elsewhere.

IN-DEPTH

AMERICA IN NO POSITION TO LECTURE OTHERS ON LAW, ORDER

India will host the G-20 Leaders’ Summit at the level of Heads of State/ Government on 9th and 10th September 2023, in New Delhi. Under its Presidency, India is expected to host over 200 meetings across India, commencing from December 2022. As indicated by Indian PM, it’s going to be Impeccable and Uniquely ‘Indian’ G-20, and this mega event will be conducted closer to the lives of the people of India making it ‘People’s G-20’

The G-20 or Group of Twenty was created in 1999 as an ac ceptable medium between the more “elitist” G-7 and the more unwieldy 38-member Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Develop ment (OECD). The formation of the G-20 is more so linked to the disappointment of the international community over the failure of the G-7 in finding solutions to the prob lems of the global economy.

The middle-income coun tries and those with systemic economic influence in the negotiations to find solutions to global economic problems became imminent. Over the past two decades, the global economic balance has shift ed, and the G-20 has been seen as a more representa tive and egalitarian grouping of global leadership, and was particularly useful in steer ing the global economy after the financing crisis and banking collapse of 2008. Sig nificantly, the “Troika” of G-20 will be made up of emerging economies for the first time with India, Indone sia and Brazil - an indicator of the shift in the global eco nomic agenda towards the Global South. While G-7 is generally engaging more in

UNPRECEDENTED SUPPORT FOR JUDGE

political and security- relat ed issues, the G-20 primarily focuses on global economic and finance governance.

G-20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation representing around 85% of the global GDP, over 75% of the world wide trade, and about twothirds of the world popula tion. The G-20 is an intergov ernmental forum comprising 19 countries and the Europe an Union. It works to address major issues related to the global economy, such as inter national financial stability, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development.

The members of the G-20 are: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Ger many, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Ara bia, South Africa, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Un ion. The G-20 is divided into two channels, namely the fi nancial track and the Sherpa track. The financial channel, specifically addresses a num ber of agendas related to the financial sector.

Bali Summit 15-16 Nov 2022: The motto of recently concluded Bali Summit in Indonesia was ‘Recover To gether, Recover Stronger’. Recovery from the pandemic was major focus despite geo political tensions overshad owing the summit. The Bali Summit focuses on a durable recovery multilateral action on climate, debt, taxation,

Lawyers often go on strike but rare ly do they do so to question the deci sion of the Su preme collegium over the transfer of a judge with the concurrence of the Union Law Ministry. Gujarat High Court lawyers have been on strike over the transfer of Justice Nikhil S Kariel to the Patna High Court calling the collegium’s decision as “the death of judiciary’s inde pendence” and even observed two minutes’ silence in mourning. Lawyers claim that it is a “penal transfer” and described the judge as independent, balanced and clean. They see no reason for Justice Kariel’s transfer to Patna and conveyed their ob jections to the Chief Justice

The G-20 or Group of Twenty was created in 1999 as an acceptable medium between the more “elitist” G-7 and the more unwieldy 38-member OECD. The formation of the G-20 is more so linked to the disappointment of the int’l community over failure of the G-7 in finding solutions to problems of global economy

and pandemic preparedness. The Bali Declaration ac knowledged differences over Russia-Ukraine war, but most members strongly con demned it and opined that it is essential to uphold inter national law and multilateral system that safeguards peace and stability. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mantra “to day’s era must not be of war” resonated in the joint decla ration or communiqué is sued after the G-20 Summit.

INDIA’S PRESIDENCY:

DEC 2022 - NOV 2023

India has been a member of the G-20 since its inception in 1999. As an important mem ber of the grouping, India ensured that its perspective on issues of vital national importance did not go un

Gujarat HC lawyers have been on strike over the transfer of Justice Nikhil S Kariel to Patna HC calling the collegium’s decision as “the death of judiciary’s independence” and even observed two minutes’ silence in mourning

of India Justice DY Chandra chud when they met him on Monday.

Neither the Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju nor Justice Chandrachud had sounded encouraging of the move. Law Minister Rijiju deprecated the action by law

INDIA’S MAJOR OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

Evolve a clear G-20 policy on Russia- Ukraine war ending the conflict, preventing fur ther isolation of Russia in the forum.

Focus on inclusive, equita ble and sustainable growth; LiFE (Lifestyle for Environ ment); women’s empower ment; digital public infra structure and tech-enabled development. The Indian PM Modi’s vision of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - “One Earth, One Family, One Future” with focus being “ principle of ‘data for devp’ of all.

The after-effects of the pandemic and economic re covery have been worsened in the wake of Russia –Ukraine war and needs global co-operation to re store normalcy. While the overall focus will have to be on sustainable economic growth but need to chalk out a roadmap to deal with the economic situation in col laboration with the IMF, OECD, WTO, and the Finan cial Stability Board.

Climate financing is an other area that India has to work on with the affluent na tions. The developed coun tries have to be prodded for transfer of clean technolo gies and renewable energies to medium and low-income countries.

The United States of America may be the world’s richest and most developed coun try but its gun cul ture and narrow mindset to wards different social groups like women, Blacks and the LG BTQ. For women the US may not be as safe as it is perceived to be.

According to World Population Review’s latest rape statistics, number of rapes or sexual as sault varies from one state to another but the average worked out to one rape every 1-2 min utes. Women aged 16-19 years are more likely to be victims of rape.

Last Saturday night at least five people were killed in a shooting incident at an LGBTQ club in Colorado taking the number of deaths in mass shoot ings to over 601 this year. Blacks have also been victims of such shootings. With over a month still remaining in 2022, it may catch up with last year’s toll of 692. The US is in no position to lecture any county on rule of law, but it does.

yers and said at a function organised by the Bar Council of India that “if it becomes a recurring instance for every decision by the collegium, which is supported by the government, then where will it lead to”? Justice Chandra chud also did not appreciate lawyers questioning the col legium’s decision and said that decisions are taken keeping in view “the national perspective”.

Justice Chandrachud told the lawyers that the issue would be duly examined. Is that setting a precedent?

Right or wrong, lawyers must defer to the collegium’s deci sions on transfer and eleva tion of judges. They should not avoid acting like a trade union to seek reversal of the collegium’s decisions.

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Jagat Prakash Nadda @JPNadda

The news of many casualties in the road accident in Bihar’s Vaishali district is very sad. My condolences are with the bereaved families. I pray to God for speedy recovery of the injured and pray for the peace of the departed souls.

Bhupender Yadav @byadavbjp

As COP27 draws to a close, thank you to the entire team with me in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt that worked hard to make the summit a success for India. Thank you, all.

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GUJARAT

CONG’S YATRA IS TO GET BACK POWER: PM

PM Modi says those dethroned are taking out yatra to get back to power

Surendranagar (PTI):

Prime Minister Naren dra Modi on Monday took a dig at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra, say ing those who have been thrown out of power are taking out foot march to get back to power. Ad dressing a gathering in Surendranagar town of poll-bound Gujarat, Modi also said instead of talking about devel opment during elec tions, the opposition Congress is saying it will show him his “au kat” (status).

“Now, the Congress does not talk about de velopment during elec tions. Instead, Congress leaders are saying they will show Modi his au kat. Just look at their arrogance. They, in deed, belong to a royal family, while I am mere ly a servant having no aukat,” he said. “In the past, the Congress had used words like ‘neech aadmi’, ‘maut ka sauda gar’ and ‘naali ka kee da’ for me. I urge you to talk about development

PM TO GIVE APPOINTMENT LETTERS TO 71,000 AT ‘ROZGAR MELA’ TODAY

New Delhi (PTI): As part of the government's 'Rozgar Mela', PM Narendra Modi will distribute about 71,000 appointment letters to new recruits on Tuesday via video conferencing and also address them, his office said. The Prime Minister's Office said the drive is a step towards fulfilling his commitment to according highest priority to employment generation, and it is expected to be a catalyst in creating more jobs and providing meaningful opportunities to the youth.

instead of playing this game of ‘aukat’,” he said, adding that he swallows such insults because his focus is to

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make India a developed nation.

Elections to the Guja rat Assembly will be held in two phases on

December 1 and 5. Modi said people who were dethroned long back were taking out yatra to get back the power.

“Some people are doing foot march to get back to power. They are also taking along those who had stalled the Narma da project for 40 years through litigation and kept Gujarat thirsty for 40 years. In this elec tion, the people of Guja rat will punish those who are doing this padyatra,” he said.

BJP stages walkout in WB Assembly over Giri's comment on Prez Murmu

MODI SURPRISES BJP

WORKERS AT PARTY OFFICE

KAMALAM IN GUJ Gandhinagar (ANI): After powerpacked campaigning and ad dressing four rallies, PM Narendra Modi on Sunday chose to go to ‘Kamalam’, the Bharatiya Janata Party headquarters in Gandhinagar and spend some time with party workers and colleagues. While his sudden visit was surprising for many, it was a pleasant meeting for quite a few who spent a couple of decades working for the party. Sources told ANI that it was a “light and fun” conversation as the Prime Minister walked into the Kamalam office and instead of going into a room, he chose to sit in the open area and on the benches. Initially, only a few people who were working in the party office late in the night came and welcomed the Prime Minister.

Rahul hits Guj campaign trail after taking break from yatra

Mahuva (PTI): Con gress leader Rahul Gan dhi on Monday said he felt the pain of farmers, youth and tribals after meeting them during his Bharat Jodo Yatra and accused the BJP of draw ing up plans to displace adivasis by handing over forests to industrialists as he hit the campaign trail in Gujarat 10 days ahead of the first phase of Assembly polls.

Addressing his first rally in Gujarat after the announcement of the Assembly poll schedule, Gandhi asserted tribals are the first owners of the country, but the BJP was working to take away their jungles and keep their children away from modern education.

He took a break from his Bharat Jodo Yatra, currently passing through Maharashtra, and travelled to Gujarat, where he addressed a gathering of tribals at Mahuva in Surat dis

New Delhi (PTI): Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge will campaign in Gujarat from November 26 to 28, sources close to him said here. Kharge will address a public meeting in Ahmedabad on Novem ber 26 and is likely to address a press conference the next day, they said. He will address a public meeting in Indore after participating in the Bharat Jodo Yatra with Rahul Gandhi on November 27. The yatra enters Madhya Pradesh on November 23.

trict in support of his party, which is seeking to end its nearly threedecade stint in the op position in the BJPruled state in the next month’s Assembly polls.

Gandhi said his yatra was for the unity of the country and during the cross-country footmarch he felt the pain of farmers, youth and tribal people.

Bharat Jodo Yatra to enter MP on Wed

Jammu: National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah on Monday expressed hope that PM Naren dra Modi would be successful in "end ing the RussiaUkraine war" that has stretched for nearly nine months. He stated that the war has created hav oc on global econom ic situation. “I am happy that India has got the presidency of the G20 Summit. It could be that India has the burden of all these countries. And I hope that the PM will be successful in ending the RussiaUkraine war which has created havoc on the economic condi tion,” he said.

Kolkata (PTI): BJP MLAs Monday staged a walkout from West Ben gal Assembly demand ing immediate resigna tion of Minister of State for Correctional Homes Akhil Giri from the cabinet and disqual ification from the House for his controver sial comments on Presi dent Droupadi Murmu. They staged the walk out after Speaker Bi

Kochi: Back in the state after an eight-day gap, Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Monday yet again slammed the Pinarayi Vijayan government over its functioning. “This government works only for its cadre. If someone sitting in the Chief Minister’s of fice directs vice-chan cellors, and the Chief Minister doesn’t know, then it’s his incapabil ity and if he knows of it, then he is also a par ty to what’s happen ing,” said Khan.

Akhil Giri.

man Bandyopadhyay rejected their demand for an adjournment mo

tion to discuss Giri’s controversial remarks.

Bandopadhyay had said that the matter cannot be discussed in the House as the matter pertained to the presi dent of the country and the reported comment was made outside it.

The BJP MLAs de manded that the motion be taken up. However, this was turned down by the speaker.

New Delhi (ANI): Con gress leader Rahul Gan dhi-led Bharat Jodo Yatra will enter Mad hya Pradesh from Ma harashtra on Wednes day, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh tweet ed on Monday. Before entering Mad hya Pradesh after cov ering parts of six states of the country, the par ticipants in the yatra will camp at Nimkhedi in Maharashtra’s Jal

Mainpuri bypoll: Akhilesh-Shivpal bonhomie energises SP workers

Lucknow (PTI): Sama jwadi Party Chief Akh ilesh Yadav sharing a stage with his uncle and Pragatisheel Samajwa di Party (Lohiya) leader Shivpal Singh Yadav in family bastion Saifai to canvass for Dimple Ya dav has made party workers confident about their victory in the Mainpuri Lok Sab ha bypoll.

In a show of bonho mie, the SP chief on Sunday touched the feet of his uncle at the rally and asserted that there

has never been any strain in their relation ship. Shivpal Yadav termed the bypolls, ne cessitated by the death

KERALA AFFAIRS OF GOP

of Mulayam Singh Ya dav, a “high-stake con test” and told the audi ence that the family has become one.

gaon district for two days, he added. Con gress General Secretary in-charge Communica tions Jairam Ramesh tweeted on Monday:

MP: Cong MLA booked for rape, harassment

Dhar (PTI): Police have registered a case against Madhya Pradesh Congress MLA Umang Singhar on charges of raping and assaulting a 38-year-old woman, a senior official said on Monday. The case was lodged on Sun day evening at Naugaon police station in Dhar city following a com plaint by the woman, who claimed that she was living with the ac cused as his ‘wife’ and alleged that he sexually assaulted her, SP Adi tya Pratap Singh said.

“Today and tomorrow are rest days for #BharatJodoYatra which is camped at Nimkhedi in Maha rashtra. Early morning on Wednesday, 23rd No vember, the yatra will move into Madhya Pradesh.”

The former Congress president Rahul Gandhi remained absent from Gujarat as he did not campaign in the state till today in this election.

Indore: The man who allegedly sent a letter threatening blasts during Congress leader Rahul Gand hi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra in Indore has been identified and efforts were on to nab him, police said on Monday.

KARNATAKA GOVT TO HC: DECISION ON APP-BASED AUTO SERVICES BY NOV 25

Bengaluru

Congress in tizzy about Sudhakaran’s statements

New Delhi: Former Congress president Ra hul Gandhi made K Sudhakaran the state president of Kerala Congress. The party has not benefited much from his becoming the president, rather his statements are definite ly causing trouble to the party. He has given two such statements recent ly, due to which the Con gress is cornered. Not only have the Left par

ties raised questions on these statements, but the Indian Union Mus lim League, an ally of

the Congress, has also criticized them. Al though some experts of Kerala politics say that

SECTION OF KERALA CONG RATTLED OVER THAROOR’S MALABAR TOUR

Kozhikode (PTI): Congress leader Shashi Tharoor's ongoing Malabar tour to attend various programmes and meet public figures seems to have rattled a significant section in Congress in Kerala with a few of them sensing an “agenda” behind the Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha Member of Parliament (MP)’s move.

while Sudhakaran’s statement looks harm ful for the Congress, but Congress can get bene

fit from it in the elec tions.

He first said that many decades ago,

when people from Com munist parties did not allow RSS people to set up shakhas and used to attack them, he (Sudha karan) used to protect Sangh people by send ing his own people. Af ter that he said that the country’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was very demo cratic and had made Syama Prasad Mukher jee a minister in his government by compro mising with the fight against fascism.

ORDER QUASHING FIR AGAINST SIVA BABA RECALLED

Chennai (PTI): The Madras High Court on Monday recalled its earlier order, which set aside the First Infor mation Report (FIR) registered against controversial Godman Siva Shankar Baba in a sexual harassment case. Justice RN Man jula recalled her order passed on October 17 after being satisfied with the submissions of State Public Prosecutor Hasan Mohammed Jin nah, on Monday.

SEX WITH CHILD IN MARRIAGE’S GUISE OFFENCE: COURT

Kochi (Agencies): Muslim marriages under personal law are not excluded from the POCSO Act and sexual intercourse with a child, even if it is under the guise of marriage, is an offence, the Kerala High Court said. The court denied bail to a 31-year-old man charged under the act for allegedly abducting and impregnating a 15-year-old minor girl whom he claims he had married.

MAN ARRESTED FOR STOPPING KERALA HIGH COURT CHIEF JUSTICE’S CAR

Kochi (ANI): A man was arrested for stopping the official car of Kerala High Court Chief Justice S Manikumar and allegedly using abusive words against him. The incident happened in Kochi near Goshree bridge. Police have registered a case of attempt to murder against the per son. The incident took place on Sunday around 11 pm when Chief Justice was going to his residence. Tijo, who is the accused is a native of Udumbanchola in the Idukki district. According to the Mulavukad police, where the case was registered, the accused, who is a lorry driver, was in an intoxicated state at the time of the incident.

(PTI): The High Court of Karnataka was informed by the state government on Monday that a decision on the online app-based autorickshaw hailing services will be taken by November 25. The government said the petitions of the service providers have been considered and a decision is pending. The transport department had recently directed stopping of auto-hailing services as it was not covered under the Karnataka On-Demand Transportation Technology Aggregator Rules in 2016.

IN THE COURTYARD

Mahesh Sharma

Kerala Congress chief K Sudhakaran.

CONGRESS PRESIDENT KHARGE TO CAMPAIGN IN GUJARAT FROM NOV 26

Prime Minister Narendra Modi being garlanded during a public meeting ahead of the Gujarat Assembly elections, in Surendranagar, on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi draws a bow and an arrow during a public rally in Surat, Gujarat. —PHOTO BY PTI

Vijayan’s govt works only for its cadre: Kerala Guv

Hope PM will end Russia’s war with Ukraine:

Akhilesh Yadav campaigns along with Shivpal Yadav and SP General Secretary Ram Gopal Yadav in Etawah, on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI

BJP leaders hold protest against TMC leader

COPS IDENTIFY MAN WHO THREATENED OF BLAST IN YATRA

Hard to seek death just based on circumstantial evidence

New Delhi (PTI): ”If they (police) seek more than two days custody remand, I will definitely oppose it citing that he (Poonawala) has already been in police custody for a long time,” Aaftab Poonawal’s Legal Aid Defence Counsel Abi nash Kumar said.Ku mar is a practising law yer for the last 12 years and has handled crimi nal, civil and matrimo nial cases.

Recalling how law yers raised slogans against Poonawala while he was taken to court, Kumar alleged that a section was using this as an opportunity for a “publicity stunt”.

When asked if he has been able to speak to Poonawala or his family members, the counsel said only the investigat ing officer has been able

to get in touch with Poonawala’s father, ma ternal uncle and cousin.

“This case is definite ly difficult...But only when charge sheet is filed, things will be clearer. Aaftab has been cooperating with the probe so far,” he claimed.

He said key evidence like murder weapon and phones of the two are yet to be found.

“Right now, police is

depending on circum stantial evidence and unless the circumstan tial evidence does not connect with the other evidence, a person can not be convicted.

“Life imprisonment is possible only if police prove beyond a reason able doubt. However, seeking death penalty just based on circum stantial evidence is dif ficult,” he added.

DELHI POLICE TEAM RECORDS ONE MORE STATEMENT IN MAHARASHTRA

Mumbai (PTI): A Delhi police team, which is in Va sai in Maharashtra’s Palghar to probe the murder of Shraddha Walkar allegedly by Aaftab Poonawa la, on Monday recorded the statement of a person in connection with the case. However, details of this person or his connection with the case was not immediately known. It has taken the number of people whose statements have been recorded here to 11, including two who helped Walkar when she was allegedly assaulted by Poonawala in 2020.

AAFTAB MOVED HIS STUFF TO DELHI IN 37 BOXES IN JUNE: COPS

Mumbai: Aaftab Poon awala had shifted belongings from his flat in Maharashtra’s Palghar district to Delhi in 37 boxes in June and paid Rs 20,000 for it, police said on Monday.Poonawala had told Delhi Police that before moving to Delhi, he and Walkar fought about who would pay for shifting the items from their house in Vasai area of Palghar, police sources said.

UP govt transfers 11 IAS officers ahead of municipal bodies elections in State

Ahtesham Siddiqui

Lucknow: Ahead of municipal polls, UP govt has transferred 11 IAS officers. Special Secre tary Revenue Mahendra Singh has been made Special Secretary Home while Renu Tiwari, Spe cial Secretary Food Safe ty and Drug Administra tion, is now Addl Com missioner Rural Devel opment & MNREGA.

MD UP Agro Shesh Nath has shifted to sug ar industry and sugar cane development de

partment as Special Secretary. Arun

Prakash, special secre tary secretariat admin istration has been post ed as Special Secretary MSME and has been given additional charge

K’taka: Conman robs ISRO scientist of `18L

Bengaluru (Agencies):

An incident of a con man duping an ISRO scientist of Rs 18 lakh after promising him of a medical seat for his daughter came to light in Bengaluru on Mon day. Upparpet police in Bengaluru have regis tered a case in this con nection and launched a hunt for the accused.

According to police, 48-year-old Chidananda Shivappa Mugdum, a scientist working with ISRO and a resident of

CGS Colony in Mumbai is the person who wasd duped. The conman is identified as Arun Das. Police explain that sci entist Chidananda’s daughter prepared for MBBS. Two months ago, the accused contacted the scientist through a phone call and promised him a medical seat in Bengaluru. The accused Arun Das had also vis ited the victim’s resi dence twice and verified educational documents of his daughter.

of CEO Khadi Village Industries Board. Addl Commissioner MGN REGA Yogesh Kumar is now special secretaryagriculture produce commissioner branch.

Three officers who

were under waiting list have also got postings.

TK Shibu was made ad ditional commissioner land management, reve nue council, Sunil Ver ma and Anurag Patel were also given postings.

“DAD DIDN’T SHARE DETAILS ABOUT AAFTAB”

Mumbai: Amin Poon awala, father of Aaftab, did not share information about Aaftab while taking a flat on rent in a building in Mira Road area last month, a real estate agent said. The agent who helped Amin find a flat in Delta Garden Com plex said the Poonawala senior initially wanted a 1 BHK flat but later changed his mind and took a 2 BHK flat on rent.

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Andaman gang rape case: Exlabour comm arrested

New Delhi (Agencies):

Suspended Andaman and Nicobar labour commissioner RL Rishi, wanted in connection with the alleged gang rape of a 21-year-old in the Union Territory, was arrested on Monday.

Sources said Rishi ar rived at Port Blair air port from Chennai fol lowing which he was put under arrest.

This is the third ar rest by Andaman and Nicobar Police in the case where former An daman CS Jitendra Narain is key accused. Earlier, cops arrested Narain and Sandeep Singh ‘Rinku’, owner of a hotel in Port Blair who introduced the woman to Narain.

While Narain was ar rested on November 10, Rinku was arrested from Karnal in Haryana on November 14. He had earlier been denied bail and A&N Police had an nounced cash award for both Rinku and Rishi.

5 held with drugs worth `50 crore

Guwahati (Agencies):

In two separate inci dents, Assam Police have seized narcotic substances worth sev eral crores from Cachar and Karbi Anglong dis tricts. Five persons, who were allegedly in volved in drug peddling, were apprehended.

In Cachar, three peo ple were arrested with 1.80 lakh tablets used for intoxication on Sun day in the Lakhipur area in the district. Po lice informed that the international market value of seized tablets is around Rs 50 crore.

The accused were identified as Abdul Saeed, Ibazur Rahman

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and Sameer Alam, resi dents of Cachar district.

Cachar Superinten dent of Police Numal Mahato said, “These three were smuggling tablets in a lorry. The drugs were being smug gled in a secret chamber built in the vehicle’s car rier. Based on a specific information, three peo ple were arrested after searching the vehicle and tablets were seized.”

The police said that Abdul Saeed had brought the tablets from the Churachand pur district of neigh bouring Manipur state. The purpose was to smuggle them to for eign countries.

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Staff Selection Commission in HP

Hamirpur (PTI): Three people were on Monday sworn in as members of the Himachal Pradesh Staff Selection Commis sion. PC Akela, Profes sor PK Vaidya, and Rakesh Bhardwaj were administered the oath of office by HPSSC Chair man Dr Sanjay Thakur. These new members of the commission were ap pointed by BJP-ruled state govt earlier but their swearing-in was put on hold by Election Commission due to the assembly polls in Himachal Pradesh.

India TV owner Rajat Sharma’s brother Salil Sharma dies at 59

New Delhi: India TV owner Rajat Sharma’s brother Salil Sharma re cently passed away. He was 59 year old. Accord ing to family sources, Salil Sharma was fondly called Chachaji by the friends and acquaintes of the family.

A prayer meet for the departed soul was held on Monday in New Del hi. The prayer meet was held at the Chinmaya Mission, Lodhi State in

the national capital from 3 to 4 PM on Monday af ternoon. A number of eminent personalities from political, media

Chikkamagaluru: 4 cops have been suspended for extorting Rs 5 lakhs from a gold merchant and threatening to frame him in a smuggling case in Chikkamagaluru district. The four were identified as Sub-Inspector Lingaraju, constables Dhanapal Nayak, Omkarmurthy and Sharat Raj, of Ajjampura police station. On May 11, policemen stopped gold merchant Rohit Sankla’s car in Davanagere. He was carrying 2.450 kg of gold. Upon finding the gold, they threatened him that a case of smuggling would be lodged against him if he doesn’t give a Rs 10 lakh bribe. They extorted Rs 5 lakh from him.

3 DIE AS BUS RAMS INTO TRACTOR IN TELANGANA

Hyderabad-Bangalore

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Jajpur: A goods train derailed at Korai railway station in Odi sha’s Jajpur on Monday, with wagons ploughing into waiting passengers, killing at least three of them, all women, and injuring seven others, including a twoand-half-year-old child, officials said. Railway officials said that the accident took place at 6.44 am when some people were waiting at the platform and the waiting hall for a passenger train.

CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION BEGINS INQUIRY INTO FOOTBALL MATCH FIXING

New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has launched a preliminary inquiry into allegations of football match fixing, as well as irregularities in the investments of football clubs, sources said on Monday. According to CBI sources five football clubs have allegedly received huge ill-gotten money and the role of a few international fixers have also cropped up.

UP: SIX BOOKED FOR RELIGIOUS CONVERSION

‘JAMTARA’ INSPIRES CYBER THUGS, 7 CASES IN LUCKNOW

paid their last respects to the departed soul.

Telangana’s Wanaparthy district, early on Monday. Garuda bus of Telangana State Road Transport Corpo ration, which was on its way from Hyderabad to Bangalore, collided with a sugarcane-laden tractor from the rear side near Mummalapalli in Kottakota mandal. Two persons died on the spot while one succumbed to his injuries at the government hospital at Wanaparthy. The bus driver, a cleaner and a pas senger were killed while 15 others were injured.

Govt creates 25L Digital Life Certificates in 20 days

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MoS Jitendra Singh lauds role of Department of Pension for creation of 25 lakh Digital Life Certificates (DLCs) for Central Govt pensioners

New Delhi: Depart ment of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare has created 25 lakh Digital Life Certificates (DLCs) for Central Govern ment pensioners in 20 days of the nationwide campaign.

These certificates were created during a special campaign organ ised between November 1 and November 19 in dif ferent cities all over In dia. Briefing the media

here in the national capi tal, Union Minister Ji tendra Singh informed that the Department of

Pension organized “spe cial awareness camps from 1st to 19th Novem ber 2022 in different cit

ies all over India from Srinagar in the North to Nagercoil (Kanyaku mari District) in the South and from Guwa hati in the East to Ahmedabad in the West”.

He said that out of 25 lakh DLCs, 2.20 lakhs have been created through face authenti cation by the latest Face Recognition Technolo gy, thus providing a huge relief, especially to the aged and infirm elderly population.

“All the registered

Pensioners’ Associa tions, Pension Disburs ing Banks, Ministries of Government of India and CGHS Centers had been directed to pro mote the Digital Life Certificate and Face Au thentication Technique for giving Life Certifi cate by organizing spe cial camps for ‘Ease of Living’ of pensioners, thus setting an example of “whole of govern ment” approach,” said the Minister.

Bareilly: Six persons have been booked for alleged forced reli gious conversions in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly district. Additional Su perintendent of Police (ASP) Rahul Bhati said the action was taken after the police got information that reli gious conversion was going on at the Vanshi Nagar locality in Bareilly where 60-70 people were present. Later, an FIR was lodged against six persons under provisions of the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion Act, 2021, said Bhati.

Lucknow: Taking inspiration from web series ‘Jamtara’, cyber thugs in Lucknow are now duping innocents by pretending to be defence personnel. Last week, a retired bank manager Krishnanand Gupta, who had given an ad seeking tenants for his house, was duped of Rs 1.24 lakhs by a miscreant posing as an army captain. In another case, a businessman in Lucknow’s PGI locality was duped of Rs 15,000 by a man posing as army officer on Sunday. The businessman had also given an ad for selling his double bed. According to police, at least seven cases have been reported from the city in the last 20 days.

Odisha ‘sextortion’: ED seizes SUV of accused

New Delhi (PTI): The Enforcement Directo rate has seized a sports utility vehicle (SUV) belonging to the prime accused in the money laundering case linked to a recent alleged sex tortion case in Odisha.

“The vehicle, a Ford Endeavour, was found abandoned without a number plate. The seized vehicle is valued around Rs 40 lakh,” the ED said in a statement.

The agency said the vehicle belongs to Arch ana Nag who is the

main accused in the “high-profile sextortion racket run in and around the city of Bhu baneswar.” The En forcement Directorate had earlier said it seized “incriminating” docu ments, digital evidence and mobile phones.

‘Possibility of life term to accused only if police able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt’

Accused along with seized drugs in police custody.

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Hyderabad: 3 persons were killed when a bus rammed into a tractor on

highway in

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and other sections of the society attended the prayer meet and

Prayer meet being held for Salil Sharma in New Delhi.

Sonbhadra TK Shibu Sunil Kumar Verma Anurag Patel

Accused Aaftab Poonawala in police custody. —FILE PHOTO

BRIEFS

‘BUDGET SHOULD FOCUS ON JOB CREATION’

New Delhi: The country imported 23.4 lakh tonne of fertilisers, including urea and Di-ammonium Phosphate (DAP), in Oc tober this year, according to official data. Out of the total fertiliser imports, DAP was maximum at 14.70 lakh tonne, fol lowed by urea at 4.60 lakh tonne, Muriate of Potash (MoP) at 2.36 lakh tonne and complexes at 1.70 lakh tonne in the said month, the data showed. Meanwhile, the domestic production of fertilisers was 36.19 lakh tonne in October.

370 COS TO TAKE PART IN ‘POULTRY INDIA EXPO’

New Delhi (PTI): The Budget should focus on measures to accelerate job creation and broaden the tax base by rationalising GST and personal income tax slabs to boost consump tion, industry bodies said in their pre-Budget meet ing with finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday.

“The external scenario is likely to continue to be unfavourable for some time. Hence, we must broad-base our domestic economy by creating new sectors of growth and driv ing employment genera tion to boost domestic de mand, inclusion, and growth,” CII president San jiv Bajaj said.

The Confederation of In dian Industry (CII), which was part of the virtual preBudget meeting, called for an aggressive focus on pri vatisation of public sector units and increasing allo

cation to capital expendi ture with focus on an in vestment led growth strat egy to pump India’s econo my amidst the global un certainty.

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SITHARAMAN TO MEET STATE FMs

z Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will hold prebudget consultations with her state counterparts on Friday.

Hyderabad: Around 370 companies, including 50 foreign firms, will partici pate in ‘Poultry India Expo’, touted as South Asia’s biggest poultry event, to be held here for three days from Novem ber 23. Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers Association president Chakradhar Rao Potluri on Monday said the compa nies would showcase their products, including feed, medicine, equipment and their best farming practic es during the event which is being held after a gap of three years. —PTI

TIM HORTONS PLANS TO OPEN 120 STORES IN NEXT 3 YEARS

New Delhi: Canadian res taurant chain Tim Hortons plans to open around 120 stores in India in the next three years at an invest ment of up to `300 crore, a top company official said on Monday. The chain, which had in Au gust opened its first out lets in India, is initially fo cussing on North India and will later expand to other regions. “The com mitment that I made to the board is in the first 36 months of operation, in the first three years, there’ll be 120 stores (in India),” the company’s India CEO Navin Gurnaney said. —PTI

FINANCE MINISTER SITHARAMAN KICKS OFF PRE-BUDGET CONSULTATIONS

rates should be maintained at the current levels.

New Delhi: Gold price in the national capital de clined `408 to `52,847 per 10 grams on Monday amid a fall in prices of precious metal in over seas markets, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the yellow metal had settled at `53,255 per 10 grams. Silver also dropped by `594 to `61,075 per kilo gram. In the int’l market, gold was trading in red at $1,745.5 per ounce while silver was down at $20.83 per ounce.

Mumbai (PTI): Market benchmarks fell for third day running on Monday and ended nearly 1% lower amid weak trend in global equities.

The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 518.64 points or 0.84% to settle at 61,144.84. During the day, it tumbled 604.15 points or 0.97% to 61,059.33.The broader NSE Nifty fell 147.70 points or 0.81% to end at 18,159.95.

From the Sensex pack, Reliance Industries, HDFC, Tata Consultancy Services, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, Bajaj Finance, Wipro and Tata Steel were the major laggards. Bharti Airtel, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank,

To boost job creation, CII suggested that an employ ment linked incentive scheme be introduced and the government could con sider an urban employ ment guarantee scheme and initiate a pilot in metro cities first in this Budget. “Going forward, to pro

Markets fall for 3rd day; Sensex, Nifty decline nearly 1%

The meeting is part of the customary meetings that the minister undertakes

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On November 22 (Tuesday), the minister will meet the agriculture and agroprocessing industry

vide tax certainty to busi nesses, the corporate tax

“Further simplification, rationalisation, ease of paying taxes, and reducing tax litigation should be key priorities,” the CII presi dent said. Industry body PHDCCI also submitted its suggestions for the Budget to the finance minister vir tually on Monday.

It suggested a fivepronged strategy to revital

ise the private investments through measures to en hance consumption, in crease capacity utilisation in factories, boost job crea tion, improve quality of social infrastructure, and accelerate India’s econom ic growth. “The Union Budget 2023-24 is being pre sented at a crucial juncture of geo-political uncertain ties, high inflation and slowing world eco growth.

Crisil lowers FY23 growth by 30 bps to 7%

Mumbai (PTI): Rating agencies Crisil and Icra on Monday revised down their India growth projections for the current fiscal and the second quarter mainly due to the ripple effect of slowdown in global growth and mixed crop output.

Crisil downgraded the India growth forecast by 30 bps to 7% while Icra pegged the economic expansion at 6.5% for the second quarter of FY2022-23.

Hindustan Unilever and Power Grid were among the winners.

Elsewhere in Asia, mar kets in Seoul, Shanghai and Hong Kong ended low er, while Tokyo settled higher.

INDIAN RUPEE FALLS BY 7 PAISE ON MONDAY

TO CLOSE AT 81.81 AGAINST US DOLLAR

Mumbai (PTI): The rupee depreciated 7 paise to close at 81.81 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday, tracking the strength of the American currency in the overseas markets and a muted trend in domestic equities. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local unit opened at 81.84 and later wit nessed an intraday high of 81.74 and a low of 81.91 during the session.

The domestic unit finally settled at 81.81 against the American currency, registering a fall of 7 paise over its last close. Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six cur rencies, rose 0.83 per cent to 107.81.

IN ASIA PACIFIC REGION

“We have revised down our forecast for real gross domestic product growth

Airtel hikes minimum recharge plan by 57%

New Delhi (PTI): Bharti Airtel has increased the price of its minimum re charge for 28 days mobile phone service plan by about 57% to `155 in Hary ana and Odisha.

The company has stopped its minimum re charge plan of ` 99, under which it offered 200 mega byte of data and calls at the rate of ` 2.5 paise per sec ond. In Haryana and Odis ha, Airtel has now started offering the `155-plan with unlimited calling, 1 GB data & 300 SMSes. The com pany has started trial of the new plan and is likely to roll out the same across India based on the result.

Bengaluru sees highest office rental growth

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New Delhi: Office rent in Bengaluru rose 12.1% yearon-year in July-September this year, the highest in the Asia Pacific region, accord ing to Knight Frank.

In its Asia-Pacific Prime Office Rental Index for Q3 2022, property consultant Knight Frank said that Bengaluru topped the list with 12.10% Y-o-Y growth in office rentals in Q3 (Ju ly-September) 2022.

Mumbai was at the 3rd rank in the index, record ing 7% Y-o-Y growth in of fice rentals, followed by

Delhi-NCR at 14th rank, which remained stable.

Jakarta was in the sec ond position with a 10.90%

growth in office rent.

Taipei stood at fourth rank with a 5.50% increase in rent, followed by Singa

LEADERS IN APAC

z Jakarta was in the second position with a 10.90% growth in office rent.

z Mumbai was at the 3rd rank in the index, recording 7% Y-o-Y growth in office rentals, followed by DelhiNCR at 14th rank

z Taipei stood at 4th rank with a 5.50% increase in rent

pore with a 5.3% rise, Bris bane with a 3.9% apprecia tion and Seoul with a 3.7percent rise.

ECONOMY FORECAST

z Crisil downgraded the India growth forecast by 30 basis points to 7% while Icra pegged the economic expansion at 6.5% for the second quarter of Financial Year 2022-23

to 7% for fiscal 2023 from 7.3%, primarily because of the slowdown in global

OTHER STORIES

INDIA’S FOOD SERVICE MARKET TO REACH $79.65 BN BY 2028

New Delhi: India’s food service market is expected to reach $79.65 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 11.19% from $41.1 billion in 2022, accord ing to a report published on Monday. The restaurants and food service market in the country is divided into two segments with the unorganised segment accounting for the major share, the report said, adding that the organised sec tor also grew at a strong rate between 2014 & 2020. —PTI

growth that has started to impact our exports and in dustrial activity. This will test the resilience of do mestic demand,” Crisil chief economist said. Icra, in its report pen cilled a 6.5% growth in Q2 of the current fiscal, which is still a tad higher than the monetary policy commit tee’s September forecast of 6.3% and at 6.5% in GVA less than half of 13.5% a year ago.

JIO GETS NCLT APPROVAL TO ACQUIRE RELIANCE INFRATEL

Mumbai: The NCLT on Mon day gave its approval to Jio for the acquisition of Reliance Infratel (RITL). The tribunal asked Jio to deposit `3,720 crore in the SBI escrow account to complete the acquisition of RCOM’s tower and fibre as sets. On November 6, Jio had proposed to deposit `3,720 crore in an escrow account to complete the acquisition of Reliance Infratel which is undergoing an insolvency resolution process. —PTI

REMOVAL OF EXPORT DUTY WILL LEAD TO NEW ERA OF GROWTH FOR STEEL INDUSTRY: SCINDIA

New Delhi: Removal of export duty on steel products will lead to a new era of growth for the domestic steel industry which has gained footprint internationally, Union minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said. It has taken years for the domestic steel industry to gain footprint in the international markets, the steel minister said. The govt has cut the export duty on steel products and iron ore to nil with effect from Nov19, 2022 -- six months after imposition of the levy on May 21. The decision was taken very judiciously after taking all stake holders’ concerns into account. —PTI

AVG HOUSING PRICES UP BY 5% IN 8 CITIES BETWEEN JAN-SEPT

New Delhi: Average housing prices appreciated nearly 5% across eight major cities in the first nine months of this year on account of rise in input costs and a strong revival in demand, according to PropTiger.Com. The weighted average prices of residential properties in primary markets across eight cities stood at `6,600-6,800 per square feet at the end of September quarter, PropTiger.Com said in a statement. —PTI

‘EXPORT DUTY ON STEEL WAS IMPOSED TO CONTROL INFLATION’

New Delhi: The government had levied export duty on steel to control inflation which has now come down, JSW Group Chair man Sajjan Jindal said on Monday. He made the remarks reacting to the govt’s action of removing the export duty on steel items. “Duty was brought in because there was huge pressure on inflation and gov ernment wanted to cool down the inflation and the industry supported the government in the efforts,” he said. —PTI

GOLD DECLINES BY RUPEES 408; SILVER DROPS RUPEES 594

New Delhi (PTI): Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday kicked off pre-budget consultations, holding meetings with industry chamber heads and infrastructure experts about their expectations from the upcoming Budget. “Union Finance Minister Smt. @nsitharaman chairs her 1st #PreBudget2023 consultation with the first group of captains from Industry & experts of #Infrastructure and #ClimateChange, in New Delhi, today,” the Ministry of Finance said in a tweet. “The 2nd #PreB udget2023 meeting is being attended by MoS Finance Shri @ mppchaudhary and Dr @DrBhagwatKarad ; Finance Secretary Dr T.V. Somanathan; Secretaries of DEA, @SecyDIPAM, DoR, @DFS_India, CEA Dr Anantha Nageswaran & Senior Economic Advisor @FinMinIndia.

According to an official form the ministry, the pre-budget meeting with state finance ministers will be held in New Delhi on November 25

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Airtel on Monday said that it has rolled out the latest 5G services in Guwahati. The ‘Airtel 5G Plus’ services will be available to customers in a phased manner as the company continues to construct its net work and complete the rollout.

with 5G enabled devices will enjoy high-speed Airtel 5G Plus network at no ex tra cost until the rollout is more widespread,” it said.

Farm leader to continue fast unto death till demands met

Chandigarh(PTI):

Bharti Kisan Union (Ekta Sidhupur) presi dent Jagjit Singh Dalle wal on Monday said he would continue his fast unto death till the Pun jab government comes up with a resolution to the various demands of farmers.

Doctors attending on the farmer leader told reporters that the sugar level of Dallewal, who is on fast since Satur day, is low and a medi cal team has been sta tioned at the protest site in Faridkot to monitor his health.

The ongoing protests by farmers entered the sixth day on Monday.

BKU (Ekta Sidhupur) is spearheading the pro tests in Amritsar, Man sa, Patiala, Faridkot and Bathinda in Punjab in support of its de mands. Dallewal has ac cused the Aam Aadmi Party of acting the same way as the BJP did during the farmers’ stir against the now re pealed farm laws.

“We are sitting here for resolution of our de mands. If the govern ment does not accept then this fast unto death and our protests will continue like this,”

Farmers held protests for eight months outside the offices of the deputy com missioners. When nobody listened to us, we were compelled to come on the roads.

Dallewal told reporters in Faridkot.

He said farmers were compelled to stage sitins on roads after their protests outside the of fices of deputy commis sioners failed to yield any positive action from the state govern ment. Dallewal said he is not going to avail medical aid and his fast in support of demands will continue.

“We are ready to give

treatment, but he is re fusing,” said a doctor who examined him.

Chief Minister Bhag want Mann had slammed the farmers’ unions on Friday last for frequently staging protests by blocking roads in Punjab to get their demands fulfilled, which evoked strong re action from farmers’ bodies, with the Bharti Kisan Union (Ekta Sid hupur) hitting out at the

WOMAN’S BODY IN TROLLEY BAG

POLICE SUSPECT HONOUR KILLING, FATHER ARRESTED

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New Delhi: When the country is still reeling under the shock of the brutal murder of Shraddha Walker by her live-in partner in the national capital, the details of another gruesome killing has emerged from the na tional capital after a 21-year-old girl’s body was found in a trolley bag on the Yamuna Ex

pressway near Mathu ra in Uttar Pradesh.

The victim Ayushi Yadav was allegedly killed by her father, with police terming it a case of suspected honour killing.

Her father Nitesh Yadav is in police cus tody and a murder weapon has been re covered, according to a police official.

Ayushi Yadav’s family members told

the police that she had “gone out for some days” without inform ing them and this en raged her father. When she returned on November 17, he al legedly shot her dead at their house in Mod band village.

The same night, he packed her body in a trolley and threw it near Raya cut on the Yamuna Expressway, as per sources.

CM, accusing him of not fulfilling promises..

Dallewal had earlier accused CM Mann of deceiving farmers by not fulfilling demands which were earlier ac cepted by him.

“We were promised that sugarcane mills would start crushing from November 5 but it failed to do so. We were promised that Rs 2,500 per acre will be given for not burning stub ble. We were again promised no action will be taken against farm ers who burn stubble, but it failed on this front also,” Dallewal had last week said.

Shahjahanpur DM orders religious places to install CCTV cameras

Shahjahanpur (PTI):

The Shahjahanpur dis trict magistrate has or dered the installation of CCTV cameras at all religious places here following the alleged desecration of the Quran at a mosque ear lier this month.

On November 2, a copy of the Quran was found burnt at the mosque located in the Kotwali area of Shahja hanpur, after which a large number of people held a demonstration there. The police swung into action and arrested Taj Mohammad for the incident the next morn

ing. District Magistrate Umesh Pratap Singh on Monday told PTI that when he inspected the mosque, he found no cameras were installed there. The accused was

traced with the help of CCTV footage from a camera installed in a shop right in front of the mosque, he said.

Keeping this in view, instructions have been

IIT study: MRI shows significant brain abnormalities post-COVID

New Delhi (PTI): Using a special type of MRI, researchers at the Indi an Institute of Technol ogy (IIT) Delhi have un covered brain changes in patients up to six months after they recov ered from COVID-19. Studies have shown that about 1 in 5 adults go on to develop long-term ef fects from COVID-19.

Neurological symp toms associated with long COVID include dif ficulty thinking or con centrating, headache, sleep problems, light headedness, pins-and-

needles sensation, change in smell or taste, & depression or anxiety. However, studies have found COVID-19 may be associated with changes to the heart, lungs or other organs even in asymptomatic patients.

The latest study, being presented next week at

the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, used susceptibility-weighted imaging to analyse the effects that COVID-19 has on the brain.

Magnetic susceptibil ity denotes how much certain materials, such as blood, iron and calci um, will become magnet ised in an applied mag netic field. This ability aids in the detection and monitoring of a host of neurologic conditions including microbleeds, vascular malformations, brain tumours & stroke.

KASHMIR NOW OPENING UP TO WORLD OF CINEMA: ACTOR ZAIN KHAN DURRANI

Srinagar (PTI): Actor Zain Khan Durrani on Monday said Kashmir is opening up to the world of cinema as a lot of pro duction houses are com ing up which not only provide job opportuni ties to the locals, but de velop work culture.

Durrani, who was in Srinagar to promote his spy thriller series “Mukhbir The Story of a Spy”, also said Kash miri filmmakers have to bring about a change if they want the coun try to see the stories from the Valley with a new perspective.

ple from outside come and work here,

get to learn from them. It leads to change in the work culture,” he said.

The actor, a Kashmiri himself, said while it would take time for the cinema to evolve in the region, “if we want to

narrate or showcase our own stories, we have to open production houses, nurture local talent like they do in the south”.

“If we want the whole country to see the sto ries from Kashmir, and that too with a new per spective, we have to bring a change our selves. We have to show different stories from here, the stories about those topics which have not been explored so far.

“Right now, people outside have a micro view and see only those things for which Kash mir remains in the news.

given to install CCTV cameras at all religious places. All major reli gious places will install the cameras in the first phase, and the smaller ones will follow, he said.

DELHI METRO

GREY LINE SERVICES TO BE HIT FOR AN HOUR TODAY

New Delhi: The Grey Line of the Delhi Metro will not be operational today on November 22, for an hour to under take speed trials which are being conducted on the Dwarka-Dhansa Bus Stand section, officials announced on Monday.

“The services will not be available between Dwarka and Dhansa Bus Stand from 12:30 pm to 01:30 pm tomorrow for the purpose of en hancement of speed and overall improvement in the quality of train op erations,” the DMRC said in a statement.

Presently, the Delhi Metro network consists of about 390.14 Km with 286 stations. The net work has now crossed the boundaries of Delhi to reach Noida and Gha ziabad in Uttar Pradesh, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Bahadurgarh, & Ballab hgarh in Haryana.

Passengers are kind ly advised to plan their trip accordingly, the statement added.

Only Congress can provide an option in Gujarat: Gehlot

l There will be startling results in Gujarat, says Gehlot lGujarat PCC has done assessment and set a target of 125 seats

ter and Senior Observer of Congress in Gujarat assembly elec tions, Ashok Gehlot is con fident of the party’s victo ry in the Assembly elec tions. In an interview with the Consulting Editor of Bharat24 Amit Mishra, Gehlot shared the reasons for his confidence and why he feels that Congress has an upper edge over BJP and AAP in Gujarat.

z Congress is con stantly raising issues of unemployment and inflation. Do you

think, after Ra jasthan, people in Gu jarat are able to un derstand that these are big issues?

Gehlot: The aim of Ra hul Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ is also simi lar (to raise these issues). The inflation has broken the back of the public. Although, Gujarat is con sidered financially well off, but there is a limit to price rise. There is se vere unemployment here and there is unrest among young people. The system of jobs for good governance is miss

ing here. This govt has failed and the entire cab inet had to be re-jigged. During Corona, the situ ation has not been good and people did not get treatment, and people died of spurious liquor.

z You have started in itiative of door-todoor campaign. How much will Congress benefit from it?

The five yatras of Con gress at the divisional level received warm wel come because there is unrest among the public against the present re gime. In 2017 also, there was anger among the public but this time, there is more anger. Only Congress can give an op

tion, no other party can. So, I think the Congress will benefit from this strategy.

z Last time also, you took the command and Congress got 77 seats. Do you think the Congress will

cross that figure or re main around that fig ure only?

The PCC has done an as sessment and set a target of 125 seats and we are moving towards that daily. Where we will reach, only time will tell.

z PM has accused

that people opposing Narmada Project have joined ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’?

PM Modi and Amit Shah are worried as such they are using such ‘Jumlas.’

Activists do their job and keep their view point in every state. It is not nec essary that the govern ment agrees to them all.

Medha Patkar kept op posing it, but the dam was constructed. ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ is not of Con gress only. This Yatra is in the interest of the na tion. This is not good and the public is gradually understanding these is sues.

z AAP is also contest ing with full force. Do

you think AAP’s pres ence will lead to tri angular contest?

During the last one month, they cam paigned a lot. It is a mystery and Arvind Ke jriwal should answer as to why they campaigned a lot in Himachal Pradesh and later to tally withdrew from the contest. This is beyond comprehension.

z Your ‘Old Pension Scheme’ has become a role model. Congress is including it in its manifesto in other states also. How will you assure Gujarat people that schemes implemented in Ra jasthan will be repli cated there also?

We have promised people and the Congress govern ment will fulfil it. The health insurance scheme of Rajasthan should be implemented across the country. I publicly ap pealed to PM Modi at Mangarh event to repli cate the health insurance scheme across the coun try for social security. The ‘Ayushman Scheme’ is for limited people only. We have provided Rs 10 lakh insurance and in ad dition Rs 5 lakh acciden tal insurance.

z How assured are you about Congress’ victory in Gujarat? I think there will be startling results. I can say this much only.

Bharti Kisan Union (Ekta Sidhupur) president Jagjit Singh Dallewal addressing the media persons.

The ongoing protests by BKU (Ekta Sidhupur) farmers entered the sixth day on Monday

It is spearheading the protests in Amritsar, Mansa, Patiala, Faridkot and Bathinda in Punjab

—Jagjit Singh Dallewal, BKU (Ekta Sidhupur) president

Unrest in Shahjahanpur after desecration of the Quran.

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THIRD EYE HELPS

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“Kashmir is now opening up to films. Many people are into production now. A lot of production houses have come up, people are working in them. It not only provides job oppor tunities, but also devel ops work culture. Peo

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Durrani was in Srinagar to promote his spy thriller series “Mukhbir – The Story of a Spy”

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Rajasthan Chief Minis

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot interacts with the Consulting Editor of Bharat24 Amit Mishra in Surat on Monday.

POISE & PASSION

Renowned Bollywood actress Mugdha Godse showed off her glitz and flair at the Nation al Glorious Awards (NGA) 2022 held at the the Hotel Indana Pal ace Jaipur on Sunday. Around 51 people were acknowledged at this ceremony for their out standing contributions to soci ety in their respective fields.

Jagdeesh Chandra graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp along with Pradeep Biswal, Anshul Jain, Hukum Singh Kumpawat, JD Maheshwari, Show organiser Luupa Mudrra Gogoi, pro gram’s brand ambassador Surbhi Gupta, manager Rinku Singh Gurjar and Ambalika Shastri.

The event also featured 3 fashion sequences with super models of Elite Miss Ra jasthan. The show kicked off with talented designer Ruchi Pathak showcasing her resort wear collection with model Himakshi Choudhary as the showstopper. The brand fea

tures lively dresses with bold prints and vibrant styles which grabbed the attention of the audience, follwed by the fash ion label brand Sarte by Palace and Apurva who rose the tem perature with beautiful west ern collection with model Tanu Choudhary as the showstopper. The entire collection was based on care ful fore casting of the fashion weather. The colour palette was based on the upcoming season.

In the final round, designer Arvind Sharma brought a new range of fash ion through his astonishing brand Laksha Priya with Shrishti Khatri as the show stopper. The brand features a unique collection made of Silk fabric in flowy gowns, the col lection was made of Subtle col ours.

Giving an overview of the desinger show, Gaurav Gaur, the director of the show said that he was very thrilled to see the amazing collections shown by talented designers at the National Glorious Awards (NGA) 2022.

National Glorious Awards 2022 featured 3 fashion sequences with supermodels of Elite Miss Rajasthan held at the Hotel Indana Palace Jaipur on Sunday

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Jagdeesh Chandra greets Mugdha Godse

(Clockwise)

Rishika Chandani,Sheena Parashar, Shweta, Tanu, Shristi, Sneha and Himakshi

—PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO

WINTER ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN

arge parts of India are experiencing the onset of the Winter season. Eve ryone is busy bring ing out their warm clothes and wool lens from storage, drying them, dry-cleaning them, and readying them for the decreased temperatures to come.

Generally speaking, there is a lot of fun to be had in the winter. People love to cosy up with family in the warm con fines of a heated room and play games, read, and spend time together. It is also a wonderful time for food and fashion lovers. But what about kids? Are there activi ties that parents and caregiv ers can make kids do, spe cifically in the wintertime, that directly or indirectly develop their minds and brains and stimulate their intellect? Of course, there are. And all of them take their cues from nature itself!

Let us look at some of the in teresting, educational activi ties that we can make our children indulge in through the winter, and the benefits associated with each of them.

SOUP-KITCHEN!

Winter is an absolutely boun tiful time for local fresh pro duce. One gets the most nu tritious and yummy vegeta bles during this season. Why not make a family activity of cooking using this great pro duce? In fact, a trip to the lo cal market will teach kids a

The winter weather affords us infinitely greater possibilities to be out and about. Across several parts of India where the summer is harsh, it is simply impossible to be out and about, with most people preferring to stay indoors.

Winter is a time for the great outdoors. It is not even necessary for it to be some elaborate vacation, holiday,

lot. It will be like a field trip where they will be able to touch, feel, smell, enquire about prices, and help hand pick and buy vegetables. This will teach them infinite ly more hands-on, as com pared to their parents buy ing/ordering the same vege tables at a supermarket or

GET OUT & EXPLORE!

trek or expedition, because chances are that most of us will have enough and more to explore and discover within and around our towns and cities. Taking the kids to the park, for instance, and curating an experience where they and you, together spot and chronicle the flora and fauna, can itself become an experience that is both fun,

using a mobile app!

Second, they will be able to curate the buying experience depending on what recipes they have searched, either by themselves or along with their parents. This also will teach them teamwork, to take a group’s preferences into account, and then buy as

and primes the mind to stay alert, active, learn, and prep to learn more in the future.

Similarly, most cities in India have an older, more historic part of town that one hardly ever goes to. In my case, for example, Jaipur’s old city, the parts where the buildings are actually pink in color; is a veritable playground to explore art, culture, history,

per a list, yet another great habit to imbibe.

The actual cooking pro cess at home will entail many kinesthetic skills be ing used and developed, as brain development from all the knowledge they will gain by discussing nutri tional and other values re

facts, and interesting anec dotal knowledge through the ancient architecture, temples, shops, even the people. All one needs to do is get out early in the morning, and walk through the various lanes for an entire day! An absolutely fantastic family activity that will exercise mind and body, and also make for a super-fun experience.

lated to the produce. All this while indulging in what will be perceived as an extreme ly fun family activity – it will yield the sweetest re ward in terms of a hot, healthy, tasty, home-cooked meal, that would have, in its making, tested and flexed the kids’ intellect!

Winter, particularly for slightly older children, is also a great time to get some volun teer work. A stint of volunteering activity, be it at a local NGO (non- government organization) involved with food distribution, or even volunteer ing at one’s parent’s workplace, is the kind of experience that will keep kids engaged, busy, and constantly learning and exer cising their minds, preventing brain drain. The benefits of this type of activity, once again, are manifold.

First, it teaches children time manage ment, because they have to successfully juggle their school, leisure, non-academic pursuits, and vol unteer work, simul taneously. Second,

exposure to almost any kind of social-vol unteer work will sensi tize children positively and make them more aware and awakened citizens. Third, their minds will be positive ly and constructively occupied with the tasks at hand. And, if chosen correctly, these volunteering stints can also be immersive and fun pursuits. Each season presents chal lenges. At the same time, each season also offers unique chances and ways in which to engage children meaningfully, so that parents may curate a roster of activities that strike the right bal ance between fun and learning. Winter is no different. It is upon us, and we must dive right in. Happy Knowledge Seeking!

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Alia Bhatt is one of the most loved actors in Bol lywood. She is currently enjoying one of the most precious phases of her life. The actress recently gave birth to her first child with Ranbir Kapoor and she is currently in her house enjoying her maternity break. We know that fans and paparazzi are missing seeing Alia step out of her house. But recently she took to her Instagram handle to share a picture of her and we bet you would not be able to take your eyes off her glow.

VICKY NAILED the hook step of Katrina

Kiara glams up in Versace

Kiara Advani’s glam outfit grabbed all the at tention as she stepped out for the trailer launch of her upcoming movie Govinda Naam Mera with co-stars Vicky Kaushal and Bhumi Ped neker. The actress proved corsets are so much more than just ball gowns and queens with her latest sartorial black outfit with a denim twist. The actress’s daring ensem ble definitely managed to make fashion watchers look twice. She is certain ly serving lessons on ex perimental styling

in Versace. Her sartorial ensemble featured a dualfabric strappy Denim Corset Top by Versace teamed up with a pair of black glossy slim-fit pants. Crafted with den im, the dual-toned design er cropped top features a corset-style silhouette, back zipper closure, and striking golden hardware at the spaghetti straps.

In the picture shared by Alia Bhatt, we can see her sitting cas ually in front of the camera and posing for the picture. She can be seen wearing an off-white and black coloured sweater. actress has left her hair open and is sporting a no-make up look. Sharing this picture, Alia wrote “cosy” with a tea emoji.

JUNGKOOK'S mesmerising performance

BTS’ Jungkook was the star of the night at the opening cer emony of the 2022 FIFA World Cup that kick started on November 20.

Taking place at the special ly created retractable roof

Cup between the teams of Qatar and Ecuador, more than 60k audience mem bers including the teams of the sport as well as the fans welcomed Jungkook for a performance along side Qatari sing

track ‘Dreamers’ and while he focused on his singing at the start, he was soon comfortable on the heavilyviewed stage and shifted to his moves. Halfway through the stage, the Qa tari singer joined him with

MANUSHI IS NO LONGER SINGLE

Model-turned-ac tress Manushi Chhillar is cur rently hitting the headlines, however, this time it's not for her professional career but rather her personal life.

The actress who made her debut in the film in dustry earlier this year with Samrat Prithviraj alongside Akshay Kumar in the lead is no longer single as she is currently in a relationship with a Bengaluru-based businessman named Nikhil Kamath, reported Hindustan Times. The report stated that the two lovebirds have been together since last year.

The report further states that Manushi and Nikhil have kept their affair under

wraps and are also often seen going on trips together. Recently, the lovebirds went to Rishikesh. Not just that, but the two have also moved in together. “The two have been going quite strong. Cur rently, Manushi is focused on her Bolly wood career, thus she doesn’t wish to talk about her love life as it might take away the attention. Their friends and family are well-versed with each other and the two wish to keep it low-key," added the report.

However, the duo is yet to respond to the dating rumours. Meanwhile, Kamath previously married Amanda Puravanka ra in Florence, Italy in 2019. Later, the couple got separated and got divorced in 2021.On the work front, Manushi Chhillar will also appear alongside John Abraham in Dinesh Vijan’s Tehran. The film will be released on 26th January 2023.

ANUSHKA'S SUNKISSED SELFIES

Poster of the song

Anushka Sharma

Manushi Chhillar

Manushi

Nikhil Kamath

Kiara Advani

Kiara flaunting sartorial black outfit

Katrina Kaif

Alia Bhatt

FROM INDIA TO SLOVENIA’

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of two days art resi dency under Gal lery Sree Arts was recently

by Ji tendra Padam Jain.

A DYNAMIC DIVA!

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Sakshi Mishra, a 25-year-old model and in fluencer from Delhi shares her story with City First.

Tell us something about yourself.

My name is Sakshi and I am 22-year- old from Delhi, currently pursu ing English literature.

Besides lovely nobles, I adore how cosmetics can change a per son’s appearance.

In addition to this, I am a fashion influ encer and model.

What inspired you to become an influencer?

I have a strong belief in the zeal to pursue one’s passions and dreams. The sky is the limit if you have that spark in side of you. Everyone possesses a special gift that should be shared with the entire world, I firmly believe. Through

my social media pages, I can highlight a per son’s inherent beau ty and bring out their inner confi dence.

What are the chal lenges that you faced? Although this employ ment seems luxurious and lovely, there are a number of challenges. It’s possible for a profes sional to occasionally lack stability and con sistency. But the key is to keep your attention focused. Every new comer should be aware

FAMOUS ARTISTIC THINGS TO BUY IN DELHI

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When someone travels to Delhi, one of their top pri orities is to indulge in as much shopping as possible in the city’s numerous bazaars

EMBROIDERED HANDBAGS

(markets). There are plenty of fancy stores and malls, but there are also several market places that make shop ping even more fasci nating. These market places are bursting with huge price reduc tions, a huge variety,

Delhi is a delight for shoppers. Don’t forget to get embroidered luxury clutches and handbags if you do decide to travel to Delhi. By using genuine fine thread embroidery, the artisans give these bags an Indian flair.

and trendy things. So stop waiting and start purchasing. To ensure that you do not miss out on purchasing the ne cessities for yourself and your loved ones back home, we have created a list of things to buy in Delhi, India.

MADHUBANI PAINTINGS

Madhubani paintings, magnificent works of intricate art, are a great way to adorn a home with Indian patterns, artwork, and colours. They are made using a variety of beautiful fabric colours that are painted onto a variety of materials, including silk, cotton, floral, and other sorts different fabrics. These paintings always include great drawings in many forms.

that the process will in evitably involve pres sure and criticism. Therefore, viewing the feedback favourably en courages exponential growth.

Where do you see yourself after five years?

I try to live in the pre sent and take each chal lenge as it comes. Every day I want to learn more and experience new things. To advance society, I want to go be yond the bounds of the modelling business.

Solo Art Exhibition Mystique Hues!

Savour Delhi’s new take on Modern Indian dishes with Amaltas!

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Amaltas- Indi an Tapas and Bar is a trendy new addition to the Del hi restaurant scene with a delightfully refreshing Modern Indian menu and in teriors that are very pleasing to the eye. Amaltas aims to el evate and redefine Indian cuisine with a unique blend of modern techniques & exquisite ingredi ents. It also aims to bring it closer to an audience that is ex posed to global cui sines.

‘Amaltas- Indian Tapas’ perfectly adapts Modern In dian food into the Tapas concept and is a first for the In dian food scene. While the inspira tion is deeply rooted in regional Indian cuisines, the execu tion of the dishes is inspired from around the world.

MEENAKARI & KUNDAN JEWELLERY

You will have an amazing experience examining all the Meenakari and Kundan jewellery in Delhi if you appreciate fine jewellery and accessories. You may choose from a variety of pendants, bracelets, rings, and other attractive, hip, and trendy jewellery items. Any one of these outfits will make anyone happy who appreciates excellent design and enjoys wearing distinctive clothing.

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Deepali Roongta is all set to ex hibit her recent works in the Solo Art Exhibi tion Mystique Hues from December 1 to 11 at Triveni Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, 205 Tans en Marg, New Del hi. Deepali Roongta of fers an alluring per spective on how modi fying can create a mul tidisciplinary stage for idea creation and also

takes it to a completely new level where every thing is so pure and real. She believes that Art is her life. In the words of the Artist, “A painting is like a jigsaw puzzle. You may imag ine a shape, but it may assume one that is entirely an other. An artist’s mood during the day can change its con tours. If a painting is an act of creation, it is equally an act of destruction”.

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Guests are wel comed into the yel low-green, Amaltasthemed interiors, with overhanging ceiling fins, colour ful furnishings and bright yet calming vibes, inducing a sense of nostalgia for older times in Delhi. A gorgeous section has been created with a wall paper back drop of the beautiful Amaltas in full bloom, this is surely one for an In stagram frame.

Helmed by Chef Udit Maheshwari, the elegant dining place offers a multitude of unique dishes along with a selection of exciting

drinks that guaran tees an unforgetta ble gastronomical experience. The fla voursome Modern Indian food menu offers a spectacular list of vegetarian and non-vegetarian Tapas-style small

plates. What’s dif ferent is the intro duction of some completely un heard-of sections such as Savoury Desserts & Snack able bread which will prove to be a re freshing change from the usual In dian dining affair. The signature delicacies such as Kuchampuli Chick en Wings are an In dian take on barbe qued wings, Kutt Kofta made with plant-based meat, Sweet corn Momos with Lebu broth that is inspired by Kolkata’s momos & soup, Bandel Cheese Seekh Kebab and Mangalorean Cauliflower Roast. Kalim pong Cheese Tart and Jalebi Chaat from their savoury Dessert sec tion are already crowd favourites. The menu has been curated with the in clusion of several vegans, dairy-free and gluten-free dishes - some thing which is very difficult to achieve in Indi an cuisine.

closing ceremony

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The event was held at the Embassy of the Repub lic of Slovenia, Delhi where 11 artists painted live to celebrate 30 glori ous years of diplomatic relations between India

and Slovenia. A special vote of thanks has been given to Mateja Vodeb Ghosh (Excellency Ambas sador of Slovenia to In dia), Ljuba Pevec Daru walla, Annkush B. Sharma, Blossom Kochhar (Founder and MD of HTIS) Aditya Kaushik and Deepa Devarajan. Many well-known names from art and culture graced the event with there presence.

Sakshi Mishra

Amaltas- Indian Tapas and Bar

Sweetcorn Momos with Lebu Broth