Sachin Pilot to start Jan Sangharsh Yatra from Ajmer today

only about the general category low floor buses, but now complaints of AC buses are also coming. In such a situation, JCTSL management has issued several guidelines for the smooth operation of

State govt schemes launched in Bikaner house

First India Bureau

New Delhi: The schemes of the Rajasthan Govt were started in Bikaner House in New Delhi on Wednesday to give facilities to people belonging to Rajasthan and residing in Delhi.

The schemes were inaugurated by Chief Resident Commissioner Shubhra Singh and Resident Commissioner Dhiraj Srivastava.

ACB nabs director of Child Helpline with `16,000

PK Agarwal

Chittorgarh: The Anti Corruption Bureau arrested the director of Child Helpline – Chittorgarh for allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 16,000 in Chittorgarh district late on Tuesday night.

MBBS graduates take oath at SMS Medical College

Vikas Sharma

—FILE PHOTO buses and reducing road accidents. The guidelines issued by the JCTSL management have focused on the convenience of passengers and preventing road accidents.

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Raj government is… Addressing the program, Gehlot, remembered the founder of Bharti Vidyapeeth, Late Patangrao Kadam and said that his life is inspirational for the young generation. Unprecedented development in the field of education in the state in 5 years Gehlot said that the state government is determined for the allround development of education. “Every possible effort and innovation is being made for better education.

If an accident is caused by the driver and case is filed, such driver will have to be removed and blacklisted

On receipt of the complaint of the driver under the influence of alcohol, the concerned driver will have to be removed from JCTSL Fine will be imposed if the driver is found talking on the mobile while driving

The accused, Bhojraj Singh had demanded a bribe from the complainant in lieu of issuing a salary against the work done in the child helpline. After verification of the complaint, a trap was laid and the accused was held while accepting the bribe amount of Rs 16000. The accused was placed under arrest under the Prevention of corruption act.

Jaipur: The oath-taking ceremony of MBBS graduates was held in SMS Medical College on Wednesday. On this occasion, the 250 students’ of the 2017 batch were also given degrees while the toppers were honoured with gold medals. The principal of SMS Medical College Dr Rajeev Bagarhatta began the oath-taking ceremony and distributed degrees and medals to the culture, Sports and Police University have been established in the state. Also, now the number of universities has increased to 92 in the state. In the last four years only 303 new colleges have been opened. These include 130 girls colleges,” he said. students. “The MBBS graduates were administered an oath and now they will work in the hospital. This oath will make them realise their responsibility towards the patients,” said Dr Rajeev Bagarhatta. Additional Principal Dr Monica Jain, Dr BL Kumawat, Dean Dr ID Gupta, Additional Dean De Anita Singhal, Dr RK Poonia, and other faculty members were also present during the oath-taking ceremony.

RTDC Chairman at Mehangai Rahat Camp in Pushkar

First India Bureau

Shubham Jain

Ajmer: One month after holding a day-long fast, former deputy CM and Tonk MLA Sachin

Pilot will begin his “Jan Sangharsh Yatra” from Ajmer on Thursday on the issue of corruption and paper leaks.

He will address a gathering near Ashok Udyan on Jaipur road before commencing the march towards Jaipur. Pilot will hold a night stay in Tolamal village in Kishangarh. Congress district president, former mayor, and several other leaders and his supporters have made the preparations for the event which is likely to be attended by around 30,000 people and Pilot supporters.

On the other hand, Congress MLAs Harish Meena, Indraj Gurjar, Amar Singh Jatav, GR Khatana and others met Pilot at his residence in Jaipur on Wednesday.

The CM Free Medicine Scheme and E-Mitra Scheme were launched in Bikaner House. Under the free medicine scheme, 300 medicines will be given to people free of cost while 500 designated services will be provided by EMitra.

National level institutions like IIT, IIM, AIIMS, Triple IT, NIFT, NIA, RUHS, Law, Agri-