Pari Bhishnoi from Rajasthan's Ajmer was determined to become an IAS officer very early on. She was only in class 12th when she decided to make her career in the government sector. With hard work and perseverance she cleared the UPSC exam.
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the RAS Mains Admit Card 2024 on its website for candidates who cleared the Prelims. The RAS Mains Exam is scheduled for June 17 and 18, 2025, across Jaipur and Ajmer. Approximately 21 thousand candidates will compete for 1,096 government positions, requiring them to download their admit cards and adhere to specified guidelines.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu's regal saree look is right out of a dream. Guess the price tag
Samantha Ruth Prabhu recently wore a Raw Mango ivory saree. The saree, named Porto, costs Rs 49,800. It features Art Deco-inspired designs. She paired it with an Ajmer blouse. Her accessories included understated danglers and a bindi. Raw Mango highlighted the saree's Art Deco essence on social media. The ensemble blends heritage and modern style.
2-Foot-Long Monitor Lizard Emerges From Toilet In Rajasthan
A two-foot-long Goyra, commonly referred to as the Indian monitor lizard, invaded a home in the Kishangarh town of Ajmer district, Rajasthan,causing a massive stir in the neighbourhood.
Hindu bloc repeats Ajmer Dargah claim
Vishnu Gupta, the Hindu Sena national president, has urged an Ajmer court to dismiss responses from the dargah committee and ASI denying the existence of a Shiva temple beneath the Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti dargah. Gupta, in his rejoinder, reaffirmed his claim and right to worship at the site, dismissing the respondents' replies as obstructing justice.
BAHRAICH: Amid a ban by the district administration on the fair held at the tomb of Syed Salar Masood Ghazi in Bahraich, the national president of BJP Minority Front, Jamal Siddiqui, offered a 'chaddar' at the dargah on the occasion of Urs and said he considers Ghazi a saint. On May 3, the Bahraich district administration denied permission for the annual 'Jeth Mela' traditionally held at the dargah. In an official statement, the administration cited the prevailing atmosphere of public anger following incidents like the Pahalgam attack and Sambhal violence and concerns surrounding the amended Waqf Act as the reasons. The Jeth Mela, originally scheduled to take place from May 15 to June 15, was expected to draw lakhs of pilgrims from India and abroad. Replying to queries, Siddiqui told reporters that there can be a ban on the fair, but there is no ban on Urs. People are coming for pilgrimage. Syed Sahab's status is very high. Lakhs of people come here to pay obeisance and have benefited from him. I have also come here to pray with my father, he said. Lucknow Bench of Allahabad HC seeks locus standi of petitioners on plea against ban on Bahraich Urs The ban on the fair came in the backdrop of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's remarks against glorifying invaders. During a visit to Bahraich on March 20 this year, the CM had praised the bravery of Maharaja Suheldev, who is believed to have defeated Salar Ghazi, and said that glorifying the invader means strengthening the foundation of treason. Asked about Adityanath's remarks, Siddiqui told reporters, Yogi ji is the chief minister of our state. I don't know in what context he said this. Yogi ji's faith, knowledge and information are at their place, but I believe in Ghazi Baba. He said, When I was six months old, I was brought here. I have been coming here since then. Today, I have come here because of my faith and we have the right to follow our faith. On the question of Ghazi being called an invader, Siddiqui said, Ghazi Baba was born in Ajmer in 1014 and he died in 1034. Now, it is not possible to dig out tales that date back to one thousand years. But according to the miracles that I have seen with my own eyes from my birth till today, Ghazi Baba is a saint, a 'siddha purush'. He is a 'Peer' and Wali Allah. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians all come here. The work of uniting the country is done here, Siddiqui said. The Allahabad High Court had on May 17 declined to grant permission for organising the annual fair at the dargah. However, in its order, the court's Lucknow bench allowed rituals and other related routine activities at the dargah. Despite it being a holiday, the Chief Justice constituted a special bench comprising Justices AR Masoodi and Subhash Vidyarthi which issued the order after hearing the petitions filed by Waqf number 19, Dargah Sharif and two other Public Interest Litigations .
Byju's Learning App Delisted From Google Playstore Due To Non-Payment To Vendor
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Rajasthan Board 12th Result 2025 Out, RBSE 12th , , at rajresults.nic.in
The Board of Secondary Education, Ajmer (BSER) has officially announced the RBSE 12th Result 2025 on May 22, 2025 at the official website https://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/, http://rajresults.nic.in/. About 8,93,616 candidates who have appeared for the 12th Exam 2025 for Science, Commerce, Arts stream, can now check the Rajasthan Board 12th Result 2025. Scroll down to [] The post Rajasthan Board 12th Result 2025 Out, RBSE 12th , , at rajresults.nic.in appeared first on Testbook Blog .
From Data to Driveways: Naman Ajmera Is Quietly Re-engineering Shared Electric Mobility
Naman Ajmera's data-driven rise at Envoy Mobility mirrors the EV sector's growth, as he transforms analytics into scalable, real-world solutions for shared electric mobility.
Delhi High Court stays CAGs audit of Ajmer Sharif Dargah
The petitioner contested a notice dated March 15, 2024, issued by the Ministry of Minority Affairs concerning the audit of the Anjumans of Khadims at Dargah Khwaja Saheb in Ajmer
Rajasthan mothers name newborns after Army Operation 'Sindoor,' amid Indo-Pak tensions
JAIPUR: Amid rising military tensions between India and Pakistan, patriotism is finding a unique expression in Rajasthan. Inspired by the Indian Armys recent counter-terrorism initiative, 'Operation Sindoor', several families in the state are naming their newborns after the operation. At the Government Hospital in Nawalgarh, Jhunjhunu district, three babies have already been named 'Sindoor'. The move comes as a symbolic tribute to the army and the sacrifices of soldiers and their families following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir. Seema, a new mother at the hospital, expressed her pride, saying, This name will always inspire my son to love his country. The childs grandmother added, We lost many of our bravehearts in the attack. I will send my grandson to the army so he can serve the nation. Sanju, a resident of Jhajhar village, also named her son 'Sindoor'. I gave birth four days ago. My dream is that my son grows up to protect the country. Our mothers and sisters lost their sindoor (symbol of marriage) in the Pahalgam attack. The Indian Army has given a befitting reply through Operation Sindoor, she said. Similarly, Kanchan from Kasairu village named her newborn daughter 'Sindoor' on Friday. This is my tribute to Operation Sindoor. The army has responded courageously to Pakistans cowardly act, she said. Dr. Jitendra Chaudhary, a doctor at the hospital, said, The parents of three newborns have named their children after Operation Sindoor. This reflects the deep patriotic sentiment among the people. The pain of the terrorist attack in Pahalgam still lingers. India hits three Pakistan airbases in retaliatory strikes Tensions High Along Border, Red Alert Issued Meanwhile, security concerns continue to escalate along the India-Pakistan border. A red alert has been issued in Sri Ganganagar, Churu, Hanumangarh, and parts of Bikaner (especially the Nal area). District collectors have advised residents to stay indoors due to fears of drone attacks. In Sri Ganganagar, electricity supply has been suspended as a precautionary measure. Public gatherings and events in Jaisalmer have been banned until further notice. Police have shut down major markets in Jaisalmer, Barmer, Sri Ganganagar, and Bikaner. Security forces became active around 9 a.m. in Nal, about 8 km from Bikaner city, closing shops along the National Highway and within the village market. Explosions were heard early Saturday morning in Jaisalmer, and debris suspected to be from drones or missiles was discovered. Similar incidents were reported in the Uttarai area of Barmer and in Balotra, where objects resembling missiles fell from the sky. The Airports Authority of India has announced the temporary closure of airports in Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Kishangarh (Ajmer), and Uttarlai (Barmer) until May 14, extending the earlier deadline of May 10. In response to the escalating tension, the Rajasthan government has sanctioned an additional 19 crore for border districts. The funds will be used for emergency supplies, transportation, camp medicines, and essential equipment. The districts receiving this budget include Barmer, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Sri Ganganagar, Jodhpur, Hanumangarh, and Phalodi. An all-party meeting has been called for Saturday to review the situation. At a cabinet meeting held on Friday, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma instructed all ministers to visit the districts under their charge and ensure preparedness. Deputy CM Premchand Bairwa and Minister Jogaram Patel confirmed that all advisories from the central government will be strictly followed. Indias air defence success: A saga of decade-long toil
Vande Bharat train maintenance: Golden Rock Workshop technical teams visit various facilities
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Four die, seven injured in massive fire at hotel in Ajmer
A woman saved the life of her three-year-old son by tossing him from a window to a man standing in the lane
Ajmer hotel fire: 4 dead, guests jump from windows, woman throws child to escape flames, watch!
Massive Fire At Ajmer Hotel, Frantic Guests Jump From Windows To Escape Blaze | Video
Four people were killed after a fire broke out at a hotel in Diggi Bazaar area of Rajasthan's Ajmer on Thursday, officials said.
Four dead in Ajmer hotel fire; guests jump from windows to escape blaze
JAIPUR: Four people were killed after a fire broke out at a hotel in Diggi Bazaar area of Rajasthan's Ajmer on Thursday, officials said. Some of the guests at the five-storey hotel saved their lives by jumping from the windows. Fire incident occurred at a hotel in Diggi Bazaar area today morning. Police team is on the spot. Four people, including two men, a woman and a child, have died due to suffocation and burn injuries, JLN Medical College Principal Dr Anil Samaria said. Additional SP Himanshu Jangid said the narrow approach road to the hotel is hampering rescue work. The fire was apparently caused by a short circuit. A guest at the hotel said there was a sound of a blast after which he, along with his wife, ran out. A woman threw her child in my lap from a window. She also tried to jump off the building but we stopped her, Mangila Kalosia, who was staying at the hotel, said. He said a man also jumped from a window and sustained head injuries. Rajasthan: A major fire at Naaz Hotel in Ajmer's Diggi Bazaar claimed four lives and injured five, including a child. Caused by a suspected short circuit, the blaze triggered panic among guests. Rescue efforts were hampered by narrow lanes, with fire brigade and police personnel pic.twitter.com/bqghSnggkw IANS (@ians_india) May 1, 2025
Massive fire breaks out in Ajmer factory - in video
Sex Assault, Blackmail: Bhopal Case Draws Parallels To 1992 Ajmer Scandal
Some victims recounted being raped inside moving vehicles and threatened with weapons, while others were forced into drug addiction to break their resistance.
Rajput woman in Ajmer takes up mission to end child marriages
Sonu Kanwar, herself married at the age of 12, has stopped about a dozen child marriages, and prevented hundreds of future child marriages by spreading awareness and seeking police intervention
Four new laws passed in Rajasthan after Governors approval
The Rajasthan government passed four bills during the recent budget session. The decisions came into immediate effect after the bills, tabled in the assembly last month, received approval from Governor Haribhau Kisanrao Bagde. The bills passed are the Rajasthan Democracy Fighter Honor Bill 2024, Rajasthan University Laws Amendment Bill 2025, Rajasthan Laws Amendment Act 2025, Rajasthan Laws Repeal Act. Rajasthan Democracy Fighter Honor Bill 2024 Under this new law, democracy fighters will get a monthly pension of Rs 20,000. Along with this, a medical allowance of Rs 4,000 and a free travel facility will be available in roadways buses. This facility will also be available to their dependents. At present, there are 1,140 democracy fighters or their dependents in Rajasthan. After the death of a democracy fighter, their spouse will continue to get these facilities for life. They will also be invited to national festivals. The BJP government has implemented this again after it was stopped by the Congress government in 2019. Rajasthan University Laws Amendment Bill 2025 In the 33 state universities of the state, the name of the Vice Chancellor has now been changed to 'Kulguru' and the name of the Pro-Vice Chancellor has been changed to 'Prati-Kulguru'. The government argues that the Guru does the work of character building of the students, and the word Vice Chancellor gives a sense of administrative ownership. Rajasthan Laws Amendment Act 2025 Under the Rajasthan Laws Amendment Act 2025, judges will not be appointed now in the Municipal Improvement Trustees and Authorities of Rajasthan. A bill has been passed to eliminate the requirement of judges in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Udaipur and Ajmer Development Authorities. This bill was brought after the interim decision of the Supreme Court. This will have no effect on the powers of the authorities, and the state government will be able to determine uniform service conditions. Rajasthan Laws Repeal Act Under this law, 45 obsolete and old laws of Rajasthan have been abolished. Most of these are related to the Panchayati Raj department, which are no longer useful. The government says that this will simplify administrative processes and eliminate unnecessary complexities. Apart from this, a new update in Food Security Scheme, names of 17 lakh ineligible people have been removed while 19 lakh new ones added.
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Rajasthan likley to sizzle at 45-46 deg C as Met predicts heatwave from April 14
JAIPUR: A fresh spell of heatwave is expected to hit the border areas of western Rajasthan from April 14, with its intensity and spread likely to peak on April 15 and 16, the meteorological department said. It said a severe heatwave is likely in parts of Jodhpur, Bikaner and the Shekhawati region on April 16, where maximum temperatures in border districts many touch 45 to 46 degrees Celsius. According to the department, from Sunday, the weather is expected to remain dry across the state with temperatures likely to rise by three to four degrees Celsius in Jaisalmer by April 15. The mercury is likely to reach 44 to 45 degree Celsius in Jaiselmar by April 15, the weather office said. Meanwhile, it has predicted thunderstorm and rain in isolated parts of Jaipur, Bharatpur, Ajmer and Kota divisions on Saturday, while only sporadic rainfall is likely in Jodhpur and Bikaner division. The maximum temperature on Friday was recorded in Kota at 42.5 degrees Celsius, which was 3.7 notches above normal, while Sangaria of Hanumangarh logged the lowest minimum temperature at 15.7 degree Celsius, it added. In the last 24 hours parts of the state received light rain accompanied by thundershowers. The highest rainfall of 29 mm was logged in Bahadurpur of Alwar, while several other places registered rainfall between 4.5 mm and 8 mm, the Met said. Khinvsar of Nagaur recorded 20 mm of rainfall, followed by 15 mm in Bhopalsagar of Chittorgarh, 14 mm in Deeg and 12.4 mm in Alwar, it said. The department said that 11 mm of rainfall each was registered in Mandawar and Kishangarh Bas of Alwar and 10 mm each was logged in Luni of Jodhpur and Bhadra of Hanumangarh.
Waqf (Amendment) Act will not be implemented in West Bengal: CM Mamata Banerjee
KOLKATA: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said the Waqf (Amendment) Act will not be implemented in the state. Addressing a programme of the Jain community in Kolkata, Banerjee said she will protect the minority people and their property. I know you are aggrieved because of the enactment of the Waqf Act. Have faith, nothing will happen in Bengal by which one can divide and rule. You send out a message that all have to stay together, she said. Banerjee, also the Trinamool Congress supremo, appealed to the people not to pay heed to those who provoke them to launch a political movement. Apparently referring to the violence over the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in Murshidabad district on Tuesday, she said, See the situation in the bordering areas of Bangladesh.This (Waqf Bill) should have not been passed now. We have 33 per cent of minorities in Bengal. What will I do with them? The Waqf (Amendment) Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on April 3, and by the Rajya Sabha in the early hours of the next day after marathon debates in both Houses of Parliament. President Droupadi Murmu gave her assent to the Bill on Saturday. History says that Bengal, Bangladesh, Pakistan and India all were together. Partition took place later. And those are living here, it's our job to give them protection, she said. Banerjee said that if people are together, they can conquer the world. Some people will provoke you to assemble and launch a movement. I will appeal to all of you not to do it. Please remember when Didi (Banerjee) is here, she will protect you and your property. Let us have trust in each other, the chief minister said. At the Jain community programme, Banerjee said she visits places of all religions and will continue to do so. Even if you shoot me dead, you will not be able to separate me from (that) unity.Every religion, caste, creed. All of them pray for humanity and we love them, she said. Banerjee said she goes to Durga Puja, Kali Puja, Jain and Buddhist temples, gurudwara, church and Guru Ravidas temple. In Rajasthan, I visited Ajmer Sharif as well as Brahma Temple in Pushkar, she said.
The Centre introduced the Waqf (Amendment) Bill , 2024, in Parliament on Wednesday, triggering a heated clash between the Modi-led government and the Oppositions INDIA bloc. While the government is keen to pass the bill, the Opposition strongly opposed it, calling it unconstitutional. With 293 MPs, the NDA comfortably exceeds the required simple majority of 272 votes. The vote on the bill is expected later tonight. Ahead of the bills introduction, both the ruling BJP and the Congress party issued whips to ensure the presence of their MPs during the crucial debate and vote in the Lok Sabha. Telugu Desam Party (TDP), Janata Dal (United), Shiv Sena and LJP (Ram Vilas) - the four biggest constituents of the NDA after the BJP - also issued whips to their MPs asking them to support the government stand. Though BJP allies like the TDP, JD(U) and Chirag Paswan-led LJP (Ram Vilas) had expressed reservations over some aspects of the bill, they have become more agreeable after the parliamentary committee adopted a few of their suggestions, official sources have said. The contentious bill was first introduced in Parliament last year amid uproar from the Opposition and was subsequently sent to a Joint Committee of Parliament, headed by BJP MP Jagadambika Pal, for scrutiny. The panel accepted 14 changes suggested by NDA MPs but rejected all 44 proposed by the Opposition members. On February 13, the House panel submitted its report, which was approved by the Union Cabinet on February 19. However, Opposition MPs in the panel raised concerns over their proposed amendments being dismissed and claimed their dissent notes were removed from the report without their knowledge. Political Debate in Lok Sabha Union Home Minister Amit Shah , defending the bill, asserted that fear is being spread that the Waqf bill interferes in religious matters, calling it a false narrative driven by vote bank politics. He emphasised that non-Muslims in Waqf councils and boards are included purely for administrative purposes, ensuring properties are managed according to their stated aims. Shah also underlined that Waqf is a charitable institution where a person donates property for social, religious, or public welfare purposes without the right to reclaim it. Participating in the debate, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav claimed that the bill was aimed at polarisation and would damage Indias secular image. He alleged that the BJP introduced the bill to manage its diminishing vote bank and warned that it could backfire on the party. Yadav further claimed that the bill was a diversion tactic to shift focus from land capture by China. Union Home Minister Amit Shah speaks in the Lok Sabha during the Budget session of Parliament, in New Delhi, Wednesday, April 2, 2025. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi reiterated that the INDIA bloc would oppose the bill, calling it an attack on the Constitutions basic structure . Launched a scathing attack on the BJP-led government in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday after the bill was tabled, Gogoi accused the government of attempting to defame and disenfranchise minorities and staging what he described as a 4D assault on the Constitution - diluting the Constitution, defaming minorities, disenfranchising them, and dividing Indian society. He accused the government of attempting to dilute Waqf provisions, disenfranchise minorities, and divide Indian society. Initiating the debate, Gogoi also accused the government of misleading Parliament by referencing past discussions on the matter. Hitting back, former Union minister and BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad defended the bill, arguing that numerous Waqf properties were being looted and misused. He insisted that the government had the authority to regulate Waqf matters and claimed that Gogoi failed to present a complete picture of constitutional provisions on the subject. BJP MP Jagadambika Pal, who chaired the Joint Parliamentary Committee on the bill, stated that the amendments would benefit poor and Pasmanda (backward) Muslims. Meanwhile, the CPI(M) announced its opposition to the bill and confirmed that its MPs would vote against it. The partys stance comes amid protests from the Catholic Church, which criticised Kerala MPs for their position on the bill. Easy for family parties, we have 13 crore members: Amit Shah hits back at Akhilesh's BJP president election jibe What is the Waqf (Amendment) Bill? The government argues that the bill aims to address inefficiencies in the existing Waqf Act by introducing administrative reforms and technology-driven improvements. A statement issued by the government in September 2024 highlighted key changes, including updating the definition of Waqf, streamlining the property registration process, and increasing the role of technology in managing Waqf records. These reforms, the government claims, will modernise the Waqf system and improve governance and transparency. However, since its introduction, the bill has faced widespread criticism, particularly from Muslim organisations. Religious and legal experts told TNIE that the bill targets Muslims and fuels Islamophobia. They argue that amendments, including the removal of the 'Waqf by user' provision, undermine the essence of Waqf. SQR Ilyas, spokesperson for the AIMPLB, criticised the lack of consultation with community leaders or stakeholders, calling it a major shift in law without proper engagement. Professor G Mohan Gopal, former director of the National Judicial Academy, described the bill as a violation of minority rights, saying it weakens the Muslim community and promotes Islamophobia. People stage a protest against the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, in Ajmer, Rajasthan, Wednesday, April 2, 2025. Key controversial provisions One of the most debated provisions in the bill is the proposal to allow a non-Muslim to become the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a Waqf board. This has raised concerns among Muslim leaders, who argue that it could interfere with the religious and cultural integrity of Waqf management. Additionally, the bill mandates that at least two non-Muslim members be appointed to each states Waqf board by the respective state governments. Another contentious change grants the District Collector the power to determine whether a disputed property is Waqf or government-owned. The Opposition and Muslim organisations warn that this could lead to arbitrary decisions and misappropriation of Waqf properties. The bill also seeks to abolish the Waqf by user concept, which allows properties used as Waqf to retain their status even if not formally registered. Critics argue that this change could leave many Waqf properties vulnerable to legal challenges. Perhaps the most significant and controversial measure is the requirement that all Waqf properties be registered in a central database within six months of the laws commencement. (With inputs from Agencies) HIGHLIGHTS | Waqf Bill debate in LS: Claim that bill interferes in Muslim affairs is fear-mongering for vote bank : Shah
Security scare at Ajmer dargah
Rajasthan: Police detain youth for entering Ajmer Dargah with sword
Jaipur: A young man caused panic at the Dargah of Khwaja Garib Nawaz in Rajasthan on Tuesday when he entered the premises carrying a sword. The sight of him walking with the weapons alarmed the pilgrims, leading to chaos. Seizing an opportunity, another young man managed to snatch the swords from him, sustaining an injury Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Ajmer dargah khadims condemn supporters of Waqf Amendment Bill
Jaipur: Anjuman, the principal body of khadims (caretakers) of Ajmer dargah, has issued a condemnation against its members who expressed support for the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2024, labelling them as non-state actors acting against the interests of Muslims. The rebuke follows an article by Khadim Salman Chishti endorsing the bill as progressive for the Muslim Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Gas leak at illegal chemical factory in residential area kills three including owner in Rajasthan
JAIPUR: Three people died and over 50 others fell sick as toxic gas leaked from a tanker parked at a chemical factory in Beawar district of Rajasthan, an official said. He said the factory owner and two others have died. District collector Mahendra Khadgawat said nitric acid leak at an illegally operated factory in a residential area in Badiya locality led to 53 people falling sick late on Monday night. The situation was controlled in time, he said. According to Superintendent of Police Shyam Singh, several people in the vicinity fell sick and were admitted to different hospitals following after inhaling the gas. He said factory owner Sunil Singhal (47) died on Monday night, while local residents Dayaram (52) and Narendra Solanki (40) died on Tuesday. Another official also said people in the area were admitted to a local hospital after they complained of breathing problems, heaviness in chest and vomiting. VIDEO | Beawar, Rajasthan: Nitrogen gas leak in an acid factory kills at least three, over 60 people hospitalised. SDM Divyansh Singh says, Investigation is underway. A joint team will be formed to conduct a survey of such factories in Beawar and take actions against those pic.twitter.com/ySiVMcX17M Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) April 1, 2025 Two persons, who are in a critical condition, are undergoing treatment at JLN hospital in Ajmer. The official said people in the area around the factory has been evacuated. Collector Khadgawat has ordered formation of a committee of officials from Nagar Parishad, revenue department and police to survey factories operating without permit in the district.
Lamborghini driver who hit two pedestrians in Noida gets bail
NOIDA: A district court on Monday granted bail to a man accused of hitting two pedestrians with his Lamborghini sports car in Noida. Deepak Kumar, a resident of Ajmer in Rajasthan, was arrested on Sunday following the accident near an under-construction building in Sector 94 here, police said. The two labourers have been identified as Dijen Ravidas and Rambhu Kumar, both hailing from Chhattisgarh. They were admitted to a private hospital and have been operated upon, police said. The accused's advocate, Mayank Pachori, told reporters, The court has granted bail as the offence was available. The bail was granted without conditions. He said the accident happened when Kumar was out on a test drive of the vehicle. Kumar, a car dealer in Noida, was booked under section 281 (rash or negligent driving) and 125(B) (endangering life) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bhupendra Singh, in-charge of the Sector 126 Police Station, said. A purported video surfaced online on Sunday, showing that after the accident, a man was heard asking the accused if he knew how many people died there. To this, the accused asked the locals koi mar gaya idhar? (did anyone die here?) and came out of the car. The injured labourers said the car came towards them at a very high speed giving them no time to escape. I have injuries on my legs and hands my whole body is paining, said one of the injured labourers. During questioning on Sunday, Kumar told police that the accident had happened due to a fault in the vehicle. The car is registered in Puducherry. What we know about YouTuber Mridul Tiwari whose Lamborghini was involved in a crash in Noida
What we know about YouTuber Mridul Tiwari whose Lamborghini was involved in a crash in Noida
The Lamborghini involved in a crash in Noida on Sunday evening leaving two labourers injured belongs to a YouTuber Mridul Tiwari. A car dealer was taking a test drive for the purpose of buying the luxury car from Tiwari when the accident occurred. The driver has been arrested and the injured are now recovering at a hospital, according to the NDTV . The car driver has been identified as Deepak, a resident of Ajmer and the car is registered with the Puducherry registration. He has been arrested and the car has been seized, news agency PTI quoted Bhupendra Singh, In-charge at Sector 126 Police Station as saying. A purported video surfaced online showing that after the accident, the accused came out of his car and asked the locals koi mar gaya idhar? (did anyone die here?). In the video, a man was also heard asking the accused if he knew how many people died here. Following this, someone in the video could be heard saying, police ko bulao (call the police). Who is Mridul Tiwari? Mridul Tiwari, in his early twenties, is a resident of Noida. He is a popular YouTuber and a social media influencer, who according to the Republic , owns multiple luxury cars and SUVs. Apart from Lamborghini, he owns multiple other luxury cars like the Porsche 718 Boxter, and recently purchased new Mahindra Scorpio N, the report said. His YouTube channel is called 'The MriDul'. He has 240 videos on his channel and over 1.8 crore subscribers. He launched his YouTube channel in 2018 and was quick to surpass 100k subscribers in less than a year. By March 2020, he hit over a million subscribers. This milestone earned him the coveted silver and golden play buttons from YouTube. Recently, he was also featured in YouTube's Top 10 Indian YouTube Creators list. Mridul's popularity extends beyond YouTube, with a following of over 3.5 million on Instagram and several million followers on Facebook, Republic report said.
'Did anyone die?' asks Lamborghini driver after hitting two pedestrians in Noida, arrested
Two laborers from Chhattisgarh were injured after being hit by a Lamborghini on a footpath in Noida's Sector 94. The car driver, Deepak from Ajmer, alleged a vehicle fault caused the accident. He has been arrested and the car seized while the victims are out of danger, suffering leg fractures.
'Did anyone die here?': Lamborghini hits two pedestrians on Noida footpath, one held
NOIDA: A Lamborghini hit two pedestrians on a footpath adjacent to an under-construction building in sector 94 here on Sunday, police said. The injured, labourers from Chhatisgarh were rushed to a nearby hospital and are said to be out of danger. They have fractured their legs, police said. A purported video surfaced online showing that after the accident, the accused came out of his car and asked the locals koi mar gaya idhar? (did anyone die here?). In the video, a man was also heard asking the accused if he knew how many people died here. Following this, someone in the video could be heard saying, police ko bulao (call the police). Bhupendra Singh, In-charge at Sector 126 Police Station told PTI , In the car accident two labourers were injured and they were from Chhattisgarh. They are out of danger and have fractures in their legs. The accident happened adjacent to an under-construction building, he said. The car driver has been identified as Deepak, a resident of Ajmer and the car is registered with the Puducherry registration. He has been arrested and the car has been seized, he added. During questioning he told the police that the accident happened due to a fault. Further investigation is underway, Singh said.
Ajmer Dargah welcomes Saugat-e-Modi campaign for underprivileged Muslims
Jaipur: Haji Salman Chishti, Chairman of the Chishti Foundation, has welcomed the Saugat-e-Modi campaign, an initiative launched by the BJP Minority Morcha. Under this campaign, special kits will be distributed to 32 lakh underprivileged Muslims across India ahead of Eid, ensuring they can celebrate the festival without hardship. The campaign was inaugurated on Tuesday in Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
CBI arrests senior GM of Power Grid Corporation of India for bribery
Uday Kumar, posted in Rajasthan's Ajmer, was arrested on Thursday along with Suman Singh of KEC International in Sikar where both had agreed to meet for alleged exchange of the bribe amount, said CBI
CBI nabs senior GM of Power Grid Corp, KEC executive during bribe exchange; company V-P named in FIR
New Delhi, Mar 21: The CBI has arrested Uday Kumar, senior GM of Power Grid Corporation of India, for allegedly taking a bribe of Rs 2.4 lakh from an executive of Mumbai-based KEC International to extend favours to the company, officials said on Friday. Kumar, posted in Rajasthans Ajmer, was nabbed late on Wednesday along with Suman Singh of KEC International in Sikar where both had agreed to meet for alleged exchange of the bribe amount, they said. The bribe [] The post CBI nabs senior GM of Power Grid Corp, KEC executive during bribe exchange; company V-P named in FIR appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
SEBI Imposes Rs 40 Lakh Fine On Eight Entities For Disingenuous Trades On BSE
SEBI levied a fine of Rs 5 lakh each Utkal Automotive Pvt Ltd, Mrinal Verma, Sanjoy Kumar Gupta and Family, Meenu Ajmera, Advent Commosales, Manish Kumar Kanodia HUF, Nisha Pandey, and Viswaroop Marketing,
Punctuality on track as Vaishnaw tears into Opposition
NEW DELHI: Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Tuesday dismissed Opposition allegations regarding train punctuality, informing the Lok Sabha that 32 railway divisions have achieved over 90% punctuality while 17 out of 68 divisions maintain more than 80% punctuality. The Bhavnagar rail division under Western Railway holds the top position for punctuality, maintaining a rate of over 99.6%. Following closely are the Madurai division at 99.2%, Ratlam at 98.9%, Bikaner at 98.1%, Sealdah at 98%, Rajkot at 97.7%, Ajmer at 97.1%, and Jodhpur at 96.1%. Other divisions among the 32 that have surpassed 90% punctuality include Kota and Guntur, both with 95.7%, Ahmedabad at 95.1%, Bangalore and Alipur Duar at 94.4%, Guntakal at 94.3%, Mumbai Central at 92.9%, and Trivandrum at 91.3%, among others. The Vijayawada rail division, with 89.5% punctuality, leads the 17 divisions that have achieved over 80% punctuality. It is followed by Firozpur division at 89.2%, Sonpur at 88.6%, Agra at 88.3%, Rangiya at 88.3%, Malda at 88.1%, Nagpur at 87.8%, Ranchi at 87.7%, Bhusaval at 87.4%, and Samastipur at 86.7%. He said over 13,000 passenger trains are currently in operation, including 4,111 mail and express trains, 3,313 passenger trains, and 5,774 suburban trains. Vaishnaw stated 17,330 trains were operated during the Mahakumbh period. Additionally, 1,107 special trains were arranged to accommodate the Holi rush. The number of Holi special trains has consistently increased, from 604 in 2023-24 to 1,107 in 2024-25.
Rajasthan Woman Jumps From Hospital Building After Son Dies, Injured: Cops
A 40-year-old woman jumped from the second floor of a hospital in Rajasthan's Ajmer district on Sunday after being shocked by the death of her son, police said.
Member of erstwhile royal family Arvind Singh Mewar passes away
JAIPUR: Arvind Singh Mewar, the member of the erstwhile royal family of Mewar and the chairman of the HRH group of hotels died early Sunday in Udaipur after prolonged illness, family sources said. Mewar (81), a descendant of Rajput king Maharana Pratap, had been ill for a long time and was receiving treatment at his residence in Udaipur's City Palace. He is survived by his wife, Vijayraj Kumari, son Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, and daughters Bhargavi Kumari Mewar and Padmaja Kumari Parmar. His funeral will take place on Monday. As a mark of respect, the Udaipur City Palace will be closed for tourists on Sunday and Monday. He was the younger son of Bhagwant Singh Mewar and Sushila Kumari. His elder brother, Mahendra Singh Mewar, died in November last year. Arvind Singh Mewar was educated at the prestigious Mayo College, Ajmer and pursued hotel management courses in the UK and US. He received training in various international hotels. He lived and worked in Chicago for many years before building the HRH group of hotels as a professionally-managed corporate organisation. An avid cricketer, Mewar made his Ranji Trophy debut as Rajasthan's captain in 1945-46 and enjoyed a successful career spanning nearly two decades. In the 1970s, he also played polo before retiring from the sport due to health reasons. To showcase his commitment to professional polo in the UK, he instituted 'The Udaipur Cup' at the Cambridge and Newmarket Polo Club. In Udaipur, Mewar Polo was formed as a polo team with professional players who had been handpicked and specially trained for Indian tournaments. The Mewar Polo team lifted the prestigious President's Cup defeating the 61st Cavalry players in 1991. He was also an avid pilot and has done solo flights across India in a microlite aircraft. Mewar was the Chairman and Managing Trustee of the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur and also headed other trusts. Since the death of his father, Bhagwat Singh Mewar, there have been conflicts and issues between his descendants regarding the leadership of the house of Mewar and a property dispute. Bhagwant Singh willed his property through a trust to Arvind, named him his successor, and disinherited his eldest son, Mahendra Singh Mewar, because he had filed a lawsuit against him. After the death of his father in 1984, Arvind assumed the leadership of the house. At the same time, Mahendra Singh Mewar, being the elder son, was coronated as the titular head of the family. Mahendra Singh Mewar died in November last year and his son Vishvaraj Singh Mewar, also a BJP MLA, was made the titular head of the family. A controversy erupted when Vishvaraj Singh was not allowed to enter the City Palace of Udaipur by his cousin brother and Arvind Singh Mewar's son Lakshyaraj Singh to complete the rituals. However, the deadlock ended later after Vishwaraj Singh was allowed to enter the city Palace to visit 'dhuni' (sacred fire) to offer prayers to the deity.
Cricket Fans Pray For India's Victory In The Champions Trophy Final The Ajmer Sharif Dargah | N18S
Cricket fans from Rajasthan pray for India's victory in the Champions Trophy final clash against New Zealand at the Ajmer Sharif Dargah n18oc_shorts News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
Womens Day: Sufiya Khan, the runner who has conquered vast distances and heights
For Ajmer-born woman Sufiya Sufi Khan, creating Guinness Book records has become an annual affair. She has so far created five records and although she is now in her late 30s, she is showing no signs of slowing down. She belongs to that rare breed of ultramarathon runners who have the courage, determination and stamina Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
ED searches multiple states in 'illegal' foreign remittances case
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across multiple states in connection to a money laundering probe involving illegal remittances from India through shell companies. The case, originating from a Customs complaint in Jaipur, targeted premises in Jaipur, Udaipur, Ajmer, Mumbai, Surat, and Noida, implicating several businessmen and associated individuals.
ED Searches Multiple States In Illegal Foreign Remittances Case
New Delhi, Mar 7: The Enforcement Directorate conducted multi-state searches on Friday as part of a money laundering investigation linked to alleged illegal remittances worth crores of rupees from India to some foreign shores using shell companies, official sources said. The case stems from a Customs department complaint against certain persons operating from Jaipur in Rajasthan. The raids are being conducted in Jaipur, Udaipur and Ajmer, Mumbai, Surat and Noida, the sources said. The premises of some businessmen and linked [] The post ED Searches Multiple States In Illegal Foreign Remittances Case appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Parag Agrawal was born in Rajasthan's Ajmer. His father was a senior official in the Indian Department of Atomic Energy and his mother is a retired economics professor.
Ajmer observes bandh in protest against Bijaynagar rape-blackmail case
Jaipur: Ajmer remained closed on Saturday in protest against the Bijaynagar rape-blackmail case, following a call for a bandh by the Sarva Hindu Samaj community. Members of various Hindu organisations took to the streets in groups, urging shopkeepers to shut their businesses. Some bandh supporters deflated the tires of vehicles on the road, while a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Canadas new immigration rules: What are the reforms and how do they impact migrants and aspirants
Canada has long been a popular destination for international students, especially from India, and workers and visitors, thanks to its strong economy, world-class education system, and high standard of living. However, in recent years, Canada's immigration and visa policies have become increasingly stringent. These changes reflect the government's efforts to reduce illegal migration to the country, tighten border security, and ensure that visa holders comply with the intended purpose of their visit. Below is an explainer of Canadas new immigration regulations and the new challenges for the immigrants, especially Indian students: Visitor Visa and Entry to Canada Although Canadas immigration process begins with obtaining a visitor visa, student visa or work permit, which grants an individual permission to travel to Canada, with the reforms that gives more powers to visa and immigration officials, the primary travel document do not guarantee entry into the country. Once you arrive at a Canadian port of entry, an immigration officer will ask you several questions to verify your purpose of travel. The questions may include the ones like; What is the purpose of your visit?, How long do you plan to stay?, and Where will you be staying during your visit?. Though these are the routine questions addressed in the primary visa application, the goal of the queries after the arrival is to ensure that you are fully abiding by the terms of your visa. And any variation in your answers the immigration officers can revoke your visa and even deport immediately after reaching the port. These officers did not have the power to revoke visa traditionally. have the power to revoke a visa upon arrival, Prashant Ajmera, an Immigration lawyer, explains that recent changes in the regulations now give these officers the authority to cancel a visa at the point of entry if they suspect the visa holder is not complying with the rules. This could happen if a visitor is deemed to be overstaying, engaging in unauthorized employment, or otherwise violating the terms of their visa. For example, if a visitor visa holder returns to Canada after an extended stay in their home country and is found to be working illegally or violating other conditions of their visa, the officer may revoke their visa and send them back home. This can be particularly problematic for students. Ajmera highlights that if a student who has been studying in Canada returns home after a long stay, then comes back to Canada after an extended holiday, they may be questioned about their activities while abroad. If the officer determines that the student has been working full-time or engaging in activities outside the scope of their visa, they could face deportation. Ajmera further emphasises that if someone is not a regular studentfor example, a student who is not attending classes full-time but is instead working illegally they are at greater risk of having their visa revoked. In such cases, the officer may question whether the person is truly a student or simply using the student visa as a means to enter the country for other purposes. Hence, Ajmera advises that it is important for individuals to be aware of the rules surrounding their visas and to avoid any activities that may appear suspicious to immigration authorities. The Canadian government has also been making significant investments in border security. According to a January notification by Canadian government, it has allocated $1.3 billion to strengthen its border security measures. This includes increasing the number of border security personnel, utilising advanced surveillance technologies, and deploying drones and helicopters to monitor and enforce immigration laws. These efforts have been aimed at reducing illegal border crossings and ensuring the security of the countrys immigration system. For example, the introduction of an additional protocol in partnership with the US has led to a significant drop in illegal asylum claims. Since the protocols implementation in March 2023, the number of asylum claims has dropped from an average of 165 per day to just 12 per day by December 2024. In addition to border security measures, Canada has also implemented partial visa requirements for nationals of certain countries, such as Mexican nationals, to curb the high number of asylum claims from these regions. This policy has successfully reduced asylum claims from Mexican citizens by 97%. The Canadian government has also taken steps to eliminate the practice of flagpoling, where temporary residents would leave and re-enter Canada to obtain immigration services. This practice was found to strain border security resources and slow down cross-border traffic. After eliminating flagpoling, Canada observed an immediate 86% reduction in this practice, saving thousands of hours of work for U.S. Customs and Border Protection. International students have been significantly affected by these regulatory changes. Ajmera stresses that students must be particularly cautious in adhering to the conditions of their visas, as violations can lead to serious consequences. One common violation is working beyond the allowed number of hours or working without authorization. Ajmera warns, If youre working in cash or not maintaining full-time enrollment, youre at risk. Students who are caught violating these rules could face deportation, even if they have been in Canada for a long time. Withdrawal of Student Direct Stream (SDS) Ajmera also points to the cancellation of the Student Direct Stream (SDS) as another significant change that has impacted international students. The SDS programme, which was designed to expedite the processing of study permits for students from certain countries, including India, China, and the Philippines, has now been closed. This has made it harder for students to get their study permits approved quickly, creating uncertainty for prospective students who were hoping to enter Canada without delays. Changes in Border Security and Immigration Measures The Canadian government has also increased scrutiny of educational institutions to ensure that they are legitimate and that they are not being exploited by fraudulent agents. Ajmera highlights how some agents in India have been known to sell fake admission letters to students, often promising them easy entry into Canada through subpar institutions. These agents sometimes partner with schools offering diploma or certificate courses at remote campuses that lack the facilities students expect. Ajmera explains that while these institutions are technically licensed, they often offer poor-quality education are exploited by fraudsters. As a result, the Canadian government has started verifying the status of educational institutions more rigorously to prevent such exploitation. In response to these issues, Canadian immigration officials have begun cracking down on fraudulent practices, ensuring that only genuine educational institutions are allowed to accept international students. This has been part of the broader effort to address systemic issues in Canadas immigration system and make sure that the process is fair for all applicants. International Students and Changing Regulations Real-life experiences from international students further illustrate the challenges posed by these changing regulations. Jewel Jacob, a 22-year-old student from India, reflects on the increasing difficulty of obtaining a visa to Canada: Many people are entering here as illegal immigrants. I personally think it's not the best for a student who completed his 12th or degree to come to Canada right now. Aishwarya, a student and also a part-time worker as a front-line cook with a proper work permit, expresses her gratitude for her ability to work legally, while acknowledging the difficulties faced by other students: There are so many people who work on cash... she says adding that, I had a friend who got deported because she was working illegally on cash in a restaurant. Another student who doesn't want to be identified, and currently in her final year of a business degree, talks about the uncertainty caused by the cancellation of the Student Direct Stream and the anxiety surrounding study permit extensions. These experiences highlight the growing concerns of international students as they navigate the increasingly complex immigration landscape in Canada. As Prashant Ajmera warns, Its crucial to maintain full-time enrollment, comply with the conditions of your visa, and ensure youre following the regulations to avoid any issues. For international students, it is now more important than ever to stay informed about the latest immigration regulations and ensure that they adhere to all the necessary requirements to avoid any complications with their visa status. Canadas immigration and visa regulations are evolving rapidly, and prospective immigrants especially students must stay vigilant to avoid falling foul of the increasingly stringent rules. By adhering to the conditions of their visas, students can continue to enjoy the benefits of studying and working in Canada without facing unnecessary risks or complications.
NCLT Appoints Shailendra Ajmera As Resolution Professional For Byju's
The order was confirmed in the open court and a detailed order is awaited.
Delhi CM Swearing-In On February 20: Check Traffic Advisory, Diversions And Routes To Avoid
Delhi CM Swearing-In Traffic Advisory: The restrictions will also be in place from Ranjeet Singh flyover to Turkman Gate and Ajmeri Gate to roundabout Kamla Market. Check complete traffic advisory in Delhi for February 20
Police arrest seven as minors blackmailed, sexually exploited in Rajasthan's Beawar
JAIPUR: Four to five minor girls have been sexually exploited in Vijay Nagar town in Rajasthans Beawar district, according to sources. According to the local police, a group of miscreants trapped and blackmailed girls from a private school, subjecting them to rape and allegedly even tried to force them into conversion. The Beawar police have arrested seven culprits and detained two other offenders who are themselves minors in this sordid case. Family members of the victims complained to the police and shared details that a gang was behind this heinous racket. The criminals targeted a girl by assaulting and blackmailing her and coerced her into befriending other schoolgirls and systematically entrapping multiple victims. The minor girls were lured through gifts of Chinese mobile phones and were even forced to make their underage friends chat with the offenders who would sexually exploit them. The victims on Monday revealed that the culprits, all labourers and belonging to one community, had taken obscene photos and videos of the girls and were blackmailing them. The victims have also alleged that the criminals were even pressurising them to recite Kalma, keep Rozas or fasts, and adopt Islam. The case in the Vijay Nagar police station area has sparked public outrage with angry residents surrounding the local police station, demanding strong and swift action. As people gheraoed the police station, demanding the arrest of the accused, additional cops were summoned from four nearby police stations. The situation in the town remains tense as public anger is mounting. The accused have been identified as Rihan Mohammad (20), Sohail Mansuri (19), Shoaib (20), Arman Pathan (19), and Sahil Qureshi (19) who are all from Vijaynagar and close by areas. Two juvenile offenders have also been detained by the local police. The incident has triggered a political storm, drawing comparisons to a similar case in Ajmer 33 years ago, where schoolgirls were victimized through vulgar pictures and then subjected to rape and blackmail. Authorities are under pressure to act decisively as investigations unfold.
BYJUS CoC Proposes Shailendra Ajmera As New Insolvency Resolution Professional
After months of drama surrounding BYJUS the then insolvency resolution professional (IRP) Pankaj Srivastava, the edtech companys committee of creditors
