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Salim-Suleiman, Ankit Tiwari to perform at 44th Jaisalmer Desert Fest from Feb 3

The 3-day festival will showcase the inherently rich culture of Rajasthan

New Delhi (PTI): Composer duo Salim-Suleiman, singers Ankit Tiwari and Salman Ali are among the celebrated names set to perform at the 44th Jaisalmer Desert Festival.

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Set in the scenic and rustic dunes of the Thar Desert, the threeday-long festival is a colourful mix of art, music, and cultural grandeur, showcasing the inherently rich cultural heritage of Ra- jasthan.

Organised by the department of tourism in Rajasthan, it will begin at the Poonam Singh Stadium with a ceremonial procession on February 3.

Be it musical performances, folk dances, arts camps with a live art activation or an exquisite handicraft exhibition, the show promises to be full of splendour and extravaganza -- having some- thing for everyone.

“Its main objective is to showcase to worldwide spectators the artistic side of royal Rajasthan in the best possible way! It is all about spraying its colours, playing the local folks and dances, and whirring its heels from the hub of Thar Desert.

“In the folk fusion of Jaisalmer, tourists alike - whether domestic or international, will be taking a deep plunge into Rajasthan’s traditional colours like never before,” said Rajasthan MLA Rooparam Meghwal.

Other singers performing in the festival include Shanmukha Priya and Raghu Dixit with his band The Raghu Dixit Project. It will also host one of the youngest and fastestrising electronic acts by the ‘Atrangi Project’.

The heartwarming ‘Dine with Jaisalmer’ initiative, is among the many attractions of the festival.

First India Bureau

Jaipur: The Rajasthan High Court administration on Tuesday issued a guideline to flag the pending cases related to the POCSO Act in the POCSO courts of the state within time. As per new guideline, flags of colours yellow, orange and red will tell how old the case is.

Pending cases will be identified with the flags. Yellow flags will have to be put on the file of Pocso cases more than oneyear-old. Orange flags will be for more than two-year-old cases. Red flags will be for cases older than three years.

Besides, the Pocso court has been asked to prepare a register with details of the pending cases. HC Registrar Gen Chandra Prakash Shrimali has asked all district and Sessions judges to inform about order to all POCSO courts.

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