Sariska Tiger Reserve: A maharani recognised
An upcoming memorial to a tigress for singularly repopulating the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan is a first of its kind, but it also raises questions about proper conservation efforts. Rakhee Roytalukdar reports Rajasthan is synonymous with Rajmatas (Queen mothers), whose beauty, enduring grace and intellect have charmed generations for long. Be it Rajmata Gayatri Devi of Jaipur, Rajmata Krishna Kumari of Jodhpur, Rajmata Sushila Kumari of Bikaner and others. These queens broke barriers, opened schools for girls and stood [] The post Sariska Tiger Reserve: A maharani recognised appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Meghwal, Khattar emerge as frontrunners for BJP national president
NEW DELHI: Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, along with fellow Union Ministers Manohar Lal Khattar, Bhupender Yadav, and Dharmendra Pradhan, as well as other potential candidates, including a woman, is emerging as a frontrunner for the BJP's top organisational position - the national president. Meghwal, a former civil servant from Rajasthans Bikaner, was awarded the Best Parliamentarian in 2013. He currently serves as the Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, and also holds the Ministry of Law and Justice portfolio in the current Modi cabinet. Considered one of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trusted allies, Meghwal has strong ties to the RSS and significant support from the organisation. An added advantage is his background as a member of the Dalit community, having been elected three times as MP from the SC-reserved Lok Sabha constituency. Notably, Meghwal is regarded as one of the BJPs key floor managers during parliamentary sessions, particularly in handling challenges from the Opposition. He has also played a pivotal role in passing crucial legislations, including the abrogation of Article 370. After Meghwal, Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar is being cited as the second most prominent contender, with a strong likelihood of emerging as the partys most formidable and consensus candidate to succeed incumbent JP Nadda. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, who previously served as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh with numerous achievements to his credit, is also being considered as a top contender, alongside Meghwal, Khattar, and others. Other names speculated for the party presidents post include Bhupender Yadav, a strong OBC face from the Yadav community, which holds significant electoral influence in states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, and Dharmendra Pradhan, both of whom are serving ministers in the Modi government. Sources within the party said on Sunday that preparations for the organisational elections are progressing quietly, with the candidate for national president expected to be announced by the first or second week of May. Required organisational formalities in many states have been completed and process for making a consensus on a suitable candidate from a shortlist of 6-7 names, including a woman, is expected to be made by May first and second week, said a senior BJP leader. When asked by TNIE , a BJP source revealed that the woman leader being considered is Vanathi Srinivasan, an MLA from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and the national president of the BJP Womens Front. When asked about the name of the Andhra Pradesh BJP president being considered as a potential candidate, a senior BJP source said, She has not been with the BJP for the past 15 years and being in the party as a primary member for the last 15 years is required as a point in the election for the party president for a candidate. Daggubati Purandeswari joined the BJP in 2014 from Congress and is currently heading the party as state president since 2023 after she joined the party. Therefore, her chances of being nominated as the party's consensus candidate are now seem not strong, remarked the sources, adding the names of Vinod Tawde and Arun Singh.
Delhi Literature Festival 2025 to begin on May 2 with prominent authors and leaders
The 13th Delhi Literature Festival is commencing on May 2nd at Bikaner House, showcasing political figures, authors, and cultural icons. Under the theme Delhi Writes: Voices, Visions and Verses, the three-day event will be inaugurated by Union Minister Gajendra S Shekhawat.
Rough Ride Ahead For Robert Vadra? Chargesheets In Bikaner, Bhandari Cases Likely
Robert Vadra, who has been questioned over the past three days in the Gurugram land scam case, could face chargesheets in the Bikaner land scam case and for his alleged links with fugitive arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari, say ED officials
Mercury soars in Rajasthan; Barmer hottest with 45.5 degrees Celsius
Jaisalmer recorded a maximum temperature of 45 degrees, Phalodi 44.4, Chittorgarh 43.1, Jalore 42.4, Bikaner 42.3, Jodhpur 42.2, Churu 41.4, and Kota 40.5.
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.
SJVN Unit Successfully Completes Trial Run Under Phase I Of Bikaner Solar Project
After the completion of the project, SGEL will supply solar power to Rajasthan, Jammu & Kashmir and Uttarakhand.
Gehlot vs Bhajanlal: Political storm erupts on social media amid accusations, AI remarks
JAIPUR: A major political storm has erupted in Rajasthan, with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and former CM Ashok Gehlot at the centre of a heated exchange. The row, which has played out on social media platform X, stems from Gehlots recent remarks on artificial intelligence (AI) and Sharmas accusations regarding his predecessors absence from the assembly. During his visit to Bikaner for a Kisan Sammelan under the Rajasthan Diwas Festival, Sharma launched a scathing attack on Gehlot, accusing him of neglecting the assembly while remaining active on social media. Gehlot has not attended the assembly even once, but he continues to stay in the headlines through X, Sharma said. He further added, Politics is not just about tweeting, but about connecting with people, understanding their issues, and resolving them. The Chief Minister also challenged Gehlot to review his own tenure, questioning what significant work had been done for the people of Rajasthan during his five-year rule. (AI) , AI AI Ashok Gehlot (@ashokgehlot51) March 25, 2025 Gehlot swiftly responded on X, hitting back by referencing an old tweet from Sharma. He pointed out that two and a half years ago, Sharma had protested against the Congress government, demanding millet procurement at Minimum Support Price (MSP). Gehlot reminded him that the BJP had now been in power for nearly one and a half years and had promised millet procurement at MSP in its election manifesto. When will the procurement actually begin? Gehlot asked, sharing Sharmas old tweet, where he had participated in the protest against the then Congress-led government. Political analysts believe the controversy is linked to Gehlots recent tweet praising AI. In his post, he highlighted AI as a powerful tool for expanding knowledge and providing unbiased information. His remarks were seen as a possible reference to Xs AI-powered tool, Grok, which has been a subject of debate, especially after some of its responses related to Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly unsettled BJP supporters. Known for his strategic political remarks, Gehlots statement appeared to have struck a nerve, prompting Sharmas criticism. This is not the first time political leaders in Rajasthan have engaged in a digital battle. Observers recall a similar Twitter spat between former Leader of Opposition Rajendra Rathore and Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasara, which remained a hot topic in the states political circles. The latest clash between Sharma and Gehlot only adds to the ongoing trend of political rivalries playing out on social media.
Bikanervala to expand business in UK
Bikanervala partners with The Montana Group to expand into the UK, marking a strategic move to globally promote Indian culinary heritage. The launch of a new outlet in Sri Ganganagar underscores its commitment to blending tradition with innovation, and the company plans to open 25 more outlets between 2025 and 2026.
Bikaner Businessman, Wife, Daughter Found Dead In Suspected Mass Suicide
Businessman Nitin Khatri (50) was found hanging from the ceiling, while the bodies of his wife Rajni (45) and daughter Jessica (18) were lying on the floor.
Six of a family killed as truck topples on car at Bikaner
BIKANER: Six persons of a family were killed when a speeding truck lost control and toppled onto a car near Deshnok in Bikaner in the late hours of Wednesday. The deceased has been identified as Ashok (45), Moolchand (45); Pappuram (55), Shyam Sundar (60), Dwarka Prasad (45), and Karniram (50). Among them, Moolchand and Pappuram were brothers, as were Shyam Sundar and Dwarka Prasad.All are residents of Nokha in Bikaner and were returning from a wedding ceremony. According to the police, the truck en route from Nokha to Bikaner overturned after the driver lost control of the vehicle and fell onto the car that was passing by. The impact was catastrophic, completely crushing the vehicle and trapping its occupants for nearly 30 minutes. Upon information, emergency response teams rushed to the scene and lifted the truck using a JCB machine deployed and rescued the victims. Four of the injured were immediately taken to Deshnok CHC, while two were transported to PBM Hospital in Bikaner. On reaching the hospital, the doctors declared all six people dead. Bikaner Range IG Om Prakash Paswan said that an investigation is on following the tragic accident. Following the accident, traffic on the overbridge remained disrupted until late at night.
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.
NCW to open pre-marital counselling centres in nine states to guide couples for happy marriage
NEW DELHI: To guide the younger generation on leading a happy married life, the National Commission for Women (NCW) will set up as many as 21 pre-marital counselling (PMC) centres across nine states. NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar said on Friday that these centres, which will be launched on International Womens Day on March 8, will provide expert guidance on the social, psychological, and behavioural aspects of marriage to the soon-to-be married couple. The aim is to guide the younger generation on how to have a happy marriage, she told the media. These centers, named Tere Mere Sapne will help individuals and families navigate matrimonial relationships with greater awareness and support from expert counselors and psychologists. Strong marriages are built on understanding and communication. These centers will help young couples and their families address concerns openly, ensuring healthier and more informed relationships, she further said. The NCW chief said that the Tere Mere Sapne centres will be set up near marriage registration offices. The initiative is being launched following extensive consultations with over 100 experts from across the country. We held consultations in Pune, where experts discussed what should be included in the PMC programme. We also conducted 'training of trainers' for counsellors to identify key topics that need to be covered, she said. These centres will be established in Rajasthan's Bikaner, Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal, Maharashtra's Nashik, Latur, and Mumbai, and Gujarat, Odisha, Kerala, and Faridabad in Uttar Pradesh. We plan to have such centres in every district of the country. Each centre will require a space of 150-200 square feet and will be staffed by trained counsellors, she said. Rahatkar said she has also urged district collectors to support the initiative by putting up hoardings and banners, and distributing brochures in universities, offices, and marriage registration venues. We have prepared well, but as we move forward, new issues will emerge. We plan to engage with colleges and create social media platforms to reach a wider audience, she said. The initiative will be launched in collaboration with the Akhil Bharatiya Abhivakta Parishad, a lawyers' body. The NCW will host an event on March 8-9 in Chhatarpur to honour over 1,200 women advocates. On the occasion of International Women's Day, on Saturday, the NCW will also organise a special exhibition in Parliament to honour 15 women who played a pivotal role in the drafting of the Constitution.
Arrested smuggler escapes in Rajasthan police van, caught 7 hours later
A man suspected of drug smuggling tricked police in Bikaner, Rajasthan into leaving their vehicle, which he then stole and drove away. He was later recaptured after a seven-hour search involving nearly 200 villagers. The suspect and his accomplice abandoned a vehicle carrying 1,500 kg of poppy husk during the chase.
Video: Gold medalist female powerlifter dies as 270-kg barbell falls on neck
Jaipur: A gold-medallist female power-lifter in the Junior National Games died when a 270-kg rod fell on her neck during practice in Rajasthans Bikaner district, police said on Wednesday, February 19. Female power-lifter Yashtika Acharya, 17, died while practising in the gym. The neck of the gold medallist player broke when a 270-kg rod fell 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 .
JAIPUR: In a terrible tragedy, Yashtika Acharya, a 17-year-old powerlifter, lost her life while lifting weights at a gym in Rajasthan's Bikaner district. Acharya, a gold medalist, was attempting a squat with approximately 270 kg when she lost her balance, causing the barbell to fall on her neck. Despite immediate first aid and being rushed to the hospital, doctors declared her dead on arrival. According to reports, Acharya was undergoing her regular training session in a gym located near her home. Her trainer was present at the time and also sustained injuries in the accident. Eyewitnesses stated that before attempting the lift, her trainer counted down, saying, One... two... three, before instructing her to lift. However, as soon as she attempted the squat, the entire weight shifted onto her neck, and she was unable to stabilize. She collapsed under the pressure, leading to the fatal accident. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media and the young athletes untimely demises has left viewers in mourning. In the viral video, Yashtika's trainer can be seen standing behind her, guiding her through the lift. Other gym members were also present, observing her attempt. As she exerted full force to lift the 270 kg weight, she suddenly lost balance, and the barbell fell onto her shoulders, breaking her neck bone and causing her to fall unconscious. Yashtika was a rising star in powerlifting, having recently won a gold medal in the equipped category and a silver medal in the classic category at the 33rd National Bench Press Championship held in Goa. Her father, Aishwarya Acharya, 50, is a contractor. The gym where she was practicing had only been operational for a few months. Naya Shahar Police Station in-charge Vikram Tiwari stated that the family has not registered a case. While the police have conducted a post-mortem examination, no FIR has been filed. However, an internal investigation is underway. The tragic accident has sparked discussions on gym safety protocols and the importance of proper supervision during high-risk weightlifting exercises.
Gold medallist female power-lifter dies after 270-kg rod falls on neck in Bikaner
Female power-lifter Yashtika Acharya (17) died while practising in the gym.
270kg Rod Falls On Powerlifter During Training, Gold Medallist Athlete Dies
A Junior National Games gold medallist power-lifter diedin Rajasthan's Bikaner district, police said on Wednesday, aftera 270kg rod fell on her neck during practice
Gold medallist power-lifter dies after 270-kg rod falls on neck during practice in Bikaner
JAIPUR: A gold-medallist female power-lifter in the Junior National Games died when a 270-kg rod fell on her neck during practice in Rajasthan's Bikaner district, police said on Wednesday. Female powerlifter Yashtika Acharya (17) died while practising in the gym. The neck of the gold medallist player broke when a 270-kg rod fell on her on Tuesday, Naya Shahar SHO Vikram Tiwari said. He said immediately after the accident, she was taken to the hospital where doctors declared her dead. Tiwari said the accident happened when the trainer was making Yashtika lift weights in the gym. The trainer also suffered minor injuries in the mishap. The SHO said the family has not registered any case in this regard. After the post-mortem, the body was handed over to the family on Wednesday.
A tragic accident occurred in Bikaner, Rajasthan, when 17-year-old gold-medallist power-lifter Yashtika Acharya died after a 270-kg rod fell on her neck during practice. Despite being rushed to the hospital, she was declared dead. The incident resulted in minor injuries for her trainer, and the family has not registered any case.
14-day India-Egypt joint special forces exercise Cyclone-III underway in Bikaner
The military drill is aimed at strengthening joint operational capabilities, Defence spokesperson Col Amitabh Sharma said in a release
Three Girls Drown in School Water Tank in Rajasthans Bikaner
Tragic accident occurs while playing; straps on tank break, leading to fatal fall.
Why Did The District Court Issue A Contempt Notice Against Bikaner Royals?
The former royal family of Bikaner is in a legal battle over property. The court issued contempt notices to four royals, including BJP MLA Siddhi Kumari, for obstructing the inventory of the properties
JAIPUR: In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the North-Western Railway (NWR) is set to deploy psychologists to help employees cope with increasing work pressure and stress. This move makes NWR the first railway zone in the country to introduce such a program. Under the initiative, psychologists will interact with employees and provide counselling sessions every 15 days. According to railway sources, nearly 12,000 posts are currently vacant in the NWR, including 230 vacancies in the headquarters alone. This acute shortage of staff has significantly increased the workload on existing employees. Over the past two years, around 62 officers and employees from various departmentsincluding personnel, operations, commercial, and accountshave opted for voluntary retirement (VRS) due to stress. To counter this growing issue, psychologists are being appointed to assist officers and employees in managing their mental well-being. APO/T Amritlal Meena of the Railway Headquarters has issued an order regarding the deployment of psychologists. As per the order, psychologists will be stationed at key locations, including the headquarters in Jaipur, the DRM offices in Ajmer, Bikaner, and Jodhpur, as well as the Ajmer Workshop. These professionals will be hired on a contract basis. Notably, this initiative is being implemented on the recommendation of General Manager Amitabh. Instead of abolishing existing vacant Level-5 posts, these positions will be reallocated for the appointment of psychologists. Employees Union General Secretary Mukesh Mathur has praised the move, stating that the NWR is setting a precedent by prioritizing employee mental health. The decision to introduce psychologists comes in the wake of the recent suicide of Chief OS Narsilal Meena. According to railway sources, Meena had been struggling with work pressure and the inability to take leave for a long time. However, railway authorities have not officially confirmed any direct link between work stress and his death. Speaking on the matter, the Chief Public Relations Officer of Northern Railway Shashi said, Workload will always be there, but employees should not feel stressed in the office environment. If any employee is facing personal issues affecting their mental health, counsellors will help address them. We will begin this initiative from the headquarters and four divisions, gradually expanding further. Employees from all departments will be mapped and counselled in batches. He further assured that the recruitment process for vacant positions is ongoing and that efforts are being made to fill them as soon as possible. For the first time, we are introducing psychologists and counselors at the headquarters and division levels. They will regularly interact with railway employees to identify any psychological issues or mental health concerns. The goal is to provide appropriate solutions to help employees overcome stress, anxiety, and depression. The official added, While workload cannot be eliminated, we want to ensure that employees do not feel overwhelmed due to work or personal issues. The North-Western Railway already has a positive work environment, and we aim to make it even more supportive and stress-free. With this initiative, the NWR is taking a progressive step toward addressing employee well-being, setting an example for other railway zones across the country.
Strengthening border security: India to build 1,450 km of asphalt roads along the Indo-Pak border
In a significant step towards enhancing border security, the central government has approved the construction of 1,450 kilometres of asphalt roads along the Indo-Pak border in Rajasthan and Punjab. This initiative, with an estimated budget of 4,500 crore, aims to improve mobility for Border Security Force (BSF) personnel and curb cross-border smuggling activities. The road network will be built adjacent to the zero-line fencing, covering key border districts such as Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Sriganganagar in Rajasthan, as well as several areas in Punjab. BSF Inspector General ML Garg said that Rajasthan alone will see the construction of 1,096 km of roads, while the remaining 354 km will be laid in Punjab. The project is expected to commence within a month. Currently, BSF soldiers face difficulties patrolling the border due to shifting sand dunes and rough terrain. The new roads will enable them to move efficiently on foot, as well as in vehicles such as jeeps and gypsies. Faster vehicular movement will also reduce response time between border outposts. The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) initially proposed the project in 2021, which later received approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs. While construction work has already begun in Punjab, the project in Rajasthan will commence from Barmer and extend through Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Sriganganagar. The road infrastructure is expected to significantly curb smuggling, particularly the transportation of heroin and other narcotics. The presence of well-constructed roads will make it more challenging for smugglers to use underground tunnels for illicit activities.
The stories and silence in artist Amitabh Senguptas masterpieces at Delhis Bikaner House
Odyssey by Amitabh Sengupta showcased at Bikaner House, Delhi, reflects the diversity and depth of his artistic brilliance and his understanding essence of time and space
Rajasthan court holds state liable for mans death in bullfight; orders Rs 33 lakh compensation
JAIPUR: In a significant ruling, the district court in Bikaner has held the state government accountable for the death of a man caused by a bullfight and ordered compensation of 33.22 lakh to the victims family. The case dates back to May 21, 2018, when 40-year-old Asharam Suthar, a resident of Kesardesar Jatan village, was on his way home. As he passed through a street, two fighting bulls collided with him, resulting in fatal injuries. His family subsequently filed a compensation claim, which led to the court's decision. In its ruling, the court held both the Gram Panchayat and the Rajasthan government responsible for negligence. It stated, Ensuring the safety of citizens and managing stray animals is the duty of the authorities. Proper arrangements should have been made to relocate such animals to shelters or implement government schemes to prevent such incidents. Their failure to do so resulted in Asarams untimely death. Breakdown of Compensation The court ordered the defendants to jointly or separately pay 33,22,600 to the deceaseds heirs, allocated as follows: 32,52,600 as compensation for loss of life. 40,000 for emotional loss to the wife. 15,000 for funeral expenses. 15,000 for loss of estate. Income and Dependency Calculation According to the court, Asharams annual income from carpentry and agriculture was estimated at 2,89,117, averaging 24,093 per month. Considering his six dependentshis wife, three children, and parentsa deduction of 6,023 for personal expenses was applied, leaving 18,070 as the dependent family's financial loss. Based on this, the total compensation amount was determined. This landmark verdict could set a precedent for similar cases where individuals have lost their lives, suffered disabilities, or incurred major losses due to stray animal attacks.
Scottish Couple's Traditional Indian Wedding At Bikaner Camel Festival Goes Viral; Watch
The wedding took place at the camel festival last month. A Scottish couple is going viral on social media for their Indian style traditional wedding in Rajasthan's Bikaner.
Camels, Camels, Camels Everywhere!
Have you heard of the International Camel Festival in Bikaner?
IMD warns of rain, hailstorm in parts of Rajasthan
Jaipur: The India Meteorological Department has forecast rain and hailstorms in around 15 districts of Rajasthan on Friday. A Western Disturbance will be active in the districts of the Bikaner division late Friday evening, bringing light rain, the weather office said. Bikaner, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Nagaur, Jhunjhunu, Sikar, Alwar, Jaipur, Bharatpur, Dausa, Dholpur, Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, 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 .
