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Ranji Trophy Elite Group: After picking a four-wicket haul in Tamil Nadu's dominant day one against Uttarakhand in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, left-arm pacer Gurjapneet Singh said there would be no satisfaction within him until he gets to play for India. Playing in just his 10th first-class game, Gurjapneet picked 4-34, including three wickets in a probing first spell, as Tamil Nadu bowled out Uttarakhand, last season's semi-finalists, for 134. Gurjapneet had missed the sides match against Rajasthan in Jaipur because of India A 50-over series against Australia in Puducherry. There is no satisfaction unless I play for India. That's the main job, and that box is still empty. I have to tick that. I was just trying to keep it normal, using the angles according to the wicket and batsmen, understanding the batsmen, how they are reacting, Gurjapneet said to reporters at the end of day ones play. Taking the new ball on a red-soil surface that had soaked up heavy overnight rain in Chennai, Gurjapneet took out Aarav Mahajan, before trapping Dega Nischal lbw and dismissing Kunal Chandela, apart from troubling India Under-19 batter Lakshya Raichandani. He completed his four-for by dismissing top-scorer Avneesh Sudha for 54. It (the way of dismissing batters) is just instinct. I watch his feet movement and how he (the batter) is reacting...One ball I bowl from over the stumps and I will (later) come around the stumps. Maybe his conscious mind is ready to play from that angle and the results were positive, he added. Gurjapneet, who has battled injuries in the past, said he had worked hard to manage the switch from white-ball cricket with India A to the rigorous demands of the Ranji Trophy. I was practising a lot with both balls. Coming into the Ranji Trophy, the workload is high and you have to keep maintaining that. It (my body) should not be under-prepared or like overcooked or something. I'm just trying to keep that energy the same because I know (in) red-ball cricket, it's difficult to bowl long spells. I'm trying to keep my body ready for all spells and deliver that. Gurjapneet, who plays for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the IPL and is a part of the BCCI's targeted pool of fast bowlers, also had stints as a net bowler with the Indian team, an experience he stated has given him a lot of belief. You will get the confidence to bowl good batsmen like Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli and all other players. So, when you bowl to them and when you come to the Ranji Trophy, you will get a different kind of confidence in your body. Gurjapneet, who plays for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the IPL and is a part of the BCCI's targeted pool of fast bowlers, also had stints as a net bowler with the Indian team, an experience he stated has given him a lot of belief. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Jaipur police deploy 500 extra personnel for Diwali
Raj opens stray round with 1,077 MBBS seats, only 9 left in govt colleges
Private Medical Colleges Account For 1,068 Vacancies
Raj info panel fines Jaisalmer DIET principal for RTI violations
Kota govt hospital reports second postpartum death after C-section in 24 hrs
HPV Push Lifts Rajasthan Coverage to 72% as 2.1 Lakh Girls Vaccinated in a 30 days
RTDC again tries to lease out Chaura Rasta tourist facility centre
RTDC records highest first-half profit in four years
FASTag users wait up to 8 minutes at Ajmer Road toll plaza
An NRI won relief from a 3.41 crore income tax addition after ITAT Jaipur found that the assessing officer had mistaken Japanese yen figures for rupees. Bank records established the source of her FCNR deposits, prompting deletion of the addition.
JDA to resume crackdown on Gopalpura coaching centres after Dussehra, target landlords next
JCTSL suspends 6 staff over city bus maintenance lapses
10-day strike disrupts garbage collection across Kishanpole wards
U23 Athletics Sees Multiple Meet Records Fall In Jaipur
Nirbhay Choudhary and Haqikat Grewal set new meet records in hammer throw at the Indian Open U23 Athletics Competition in Jaipur. Other records were also broken in men's 400m hurdles and 10,000m track race on the concluding day of the three-day event.
Udaipur teen beats elder relative to death for stopping her from going out at night
Woman locks herself in room with 2 children, attacks them with scissors; all 3 die
In Dantiya village, Usha Sharma fatally attacked her minor children following a family argument. After the incident, she also inflicted injuries on herself. Villagers heard screams and found the three individuals injured in a locked room. Despite being rushed to the hospital, the children and Usha were all pronounced dead. Usha's sister, who was present, sustained serious injuries and was taken for further medical care.
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Rajasthan panchayat polls: 200km constituency in Jaisalmer poses challenge for candidates
Indian Army conducts Exercise Akhand Prahar-II in Jaisalmer to boost combat readiness
8 from MP killed as bus plunges into drain off Del-Mum e-way near Kota
Akshai Malik shines in the Swaraj Exhibition polo match as Team Jaipur beat Team RPC 4-2
Khichdi, labra and payesh bring festive flavour to Jaipur pandals on Saptami
Missing bus driver found dead in Amer hills
JEE aspirant injured after classmate hits him with toy gun butt during fight in Kota
Injured Student Under Treatment at Private Hospital; Police Begin Probe
Nine-yr-old boy who fell in Phalodi borewell dies after 39-hr rescue op
Jodhpur Police freeze assets of drug traffickers in two cases
Two Andhra Pradesh men held with 261 kg cannabis in Dholpur
Gym trainer from Maha held in Rs 2.12 crore digital arrest fraud targeting retired GSI official
Roads, streetlights a concern as JMC fixes ward budget at Rs 50L
500 Walled City shops shut over one-way traffic, warn of bigger protest
Illegal fireworks factory busted in Jaipur; 1,432kg of firecrackers seized
CM launches four housing projects
Chittorgarh police bust illegal firecracker factory, arrest 9, detain 2 minors
Commerce Ministry organizes Leveraging FTAs outreach program in Jaipur to boost exports
The Commerce Ministry organized an outreach event in Jaipur, targeting exporters to clarify the use of benefits provided by India's free trade agreements. This initiative aims to translate preferential market access into tangible export opportunities for Indian enterprises, emphasizing Rajasthan's strengths in textiles, handicrafts, and gems. Plans for coordination among stakeholders are outlined to optimize support for exporters moving forward.
Govt pushes FTA utilisation with outreach programme in Rajasthan
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 17 (IANS) The government has organised an outreach programme, 'Leveraging FTAs ', to create awareness about benefits under India's Free Trade Agreements and facilitate utilisation by exporters in Jaipur, an official statement said on Saturday. According to the Commerce Ministry, the programme was addressed by Joint Secretary, Department of Commerce, Mohit Yadav and saw participation from exporters, representatives of the state government, DGFT, Jaipur Special Economic Zone and Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC). The initiative aims to help enterprises translate preferential market access under FTAs into export opportunities through information, capacity building and coordination among Commerce Department, states and industry. It assumes significance amid India's expanding global engagement. The ministry cited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum and Independence Day address on opportunities created by FTAs for producers, farmers and MSMEs, with emphasis on international quality standards. In addition, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has also highlighted that FTAs offer opportunities for farmers, women entrepreneurs, youth, MSMEs and artisans through reduced or zero-duty access. India's cumulative merchandise and services exports during April-September 2026-27 are estimated at $476.20 billion against $418.31 billion in the corresponding period last year, up 13.84 per cent, the ministry said. Major drivers of merchandise export growth in September 2026 included electronic goods, petroleum products, organic and inorganic chemicals, engineering goods, and cotton yarn, fabrics, made-ups and handloom products, according to the government. The state aims to become a $350 billion economy by 2029 and achieve exports of Rs 1.5 lakh crore by 2029 under REPP 2024, aligning with Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, it added. FTAs can help Rajasthan farmers and FPOs access markets for millets, spices and processed foods, while MSMEs and artisans can benefit from tariff preferences and global supply chain participation, the ministry said.
Bharatpreet, Nitika rewrite record books in athletics
Discus thrower Bharatpreet Singh and pole vaulter Nitika Anup established new meet records at the 6th Indian Open U23 Athletics Competition in Jaipur. Bharatpreet won gold with a throw of 54.70m, while Nitika secured gold by clearing 4.15m. The event also saw other athletes achieve notable results across various disciplines.
Petrol Diesel Price Today, October 17, 2026: Planning a weekend trip or preparing to refuel your vehicle? Checking the latest petrol and diesel prices can help you estimate your travel expenses and manage your monthly fuel budget.According to the fuel price information available for October 16, petr...
Gold Price Today, October 17, 2026: Gold remains one of the most popular purchases in India, particularly during the festive and wedding seasons. With Diwali and Dhanteras approaching, many buyers are closely watching bullion prices before purchasing jewellery, coins or gold bars.According to the ra...
Kota JEE aspirant, 16, hit on head with toy gun butt by classmate during coaching institute clash
Mrs. Khanwani, a Dubai resident, faced tax notices for unexplained money linked to her FCNR deposits. The ITAT Jaipur ruled in her favor, highlighting the funds' clear origin from bank records. The Income Tax Department could not dispute the source of funds provided by her husband, Mr. Chand.
8 dead, 8 injured as mini bus plunges into 15-feet Drain on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Kota
SC grants bail to ex-minister Joshi in 979cr JMM corruption case
SOG arrests Class 8 dropout who ran 100-bed hosp, performed surgeries
Cousins aged 3 and 5 die after touching live wire in Jaisalmer village
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Unveiling of The New India Assurance teams T-shirt for Corporate Golf League in Jaipur
Erstwhile royal Gauravi Kumari flags off Walk 4 Dyslexia
Raj govt employees protest, seek pending dues and Diwali bonus
BJP kin dominate womens quota seats in Jhunjhunu ZP elections
Army revives two ponds in Thar to help wildlife tide over water scarcity
JDA to build culvert to ease traffic at OTS Chauraha
Adani Group set to bag underground contract for Jaipur Metro Line 2
CM to launch four housing projects by RHB today
Raj focuses on Shekhawati heritage ahead of diaspora gathering
Jaipur pandals come alive with devotion, Bengali food and cultural festivities
Ajmer cops add murder charge against one after teen dies post party assault
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Rajasthan Police Bust Illegal Mephedrone Factory, Arrest Three in Balotra
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Records Tumble At Indian Open U23 Athletics Meet
Maharashtra's Rushiprasad Desai set a new men's 100m meet record, while Priya from Haryana broke the women's discus throw record at the Indian Open U23 Athletics Competition 2026 in Jaipur. Dev Kumar Meena also bettered his own pole vault record, and Unnathi Bollanda equalled the women's 100m meet record on the opening day.
Rs 22 Lakh Cyber Fraud: Man Held In Gurugram
Rajasthan Police arrested Wasim Hussain in Gurugram for his alleged role in a cyber fraud case. A Jaipur resident was swindled out of Rs 22 lakh after fraudsters, posing as an American citizen, promised a job abroad for his son and demanded various clearance fees. Hussain allegedly provided mule bank accounts used to receive part of the defrauded amount.
Stand with Pakistan, says Rajasthan BJP chief, then backtracks
New Delhi: India would stand with Pakistan if a war broke out between the two neighbours and the US, said Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore, sparking a controversy, prompting him to issue a clarification on Friday, October 16. Rathore made the statement at an event in Jaipur on Thursday, October 15, by way of explaining 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 .
De Beers and Forevermark Diamond Jewellery Bring Jaipur's Royal Legacy into a New Chapter
Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], October 16: Against the historic setting of Jaipur's City Palace, De Beers brought together heritage, contemporary culture and diamond jewellery for a landmark event that celebrated two significant new chapters for natural diamonds in India. The evening presented His Highness Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur as De Beers Group's advocate for natural diamonds in India, while Forevermark Diamond Jewellery marked its first anniversary in India with a new festive campaign featuring Princess Gauravi Kumari of Jaipur. Together, the two moments reflected De Beers' vision, from the natural origin, rarity and authenticity of diamonds to their contemporary expression through jewellery, design and personal style.
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Protests don't hurt businesses, govt restrictions do: CJP's Abhijit Dipke
Businesses do not suffer because of peaceful protests but when the government shuts down an entire city, suspends internet and restricts citizens' movement, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijit Dipke said on Friday. In a post on X, Dipke defended the party's commitment to peace and non-violence ahead of its proposed 'Lehra Do Tiranga' march at Central Park in Connaught Place. The CJP had organised protests in Mumbai, Pune, Jaipur, Lucknow, Bengaluru and Nagpur, and all of them were peaceful, he said. Dipke said he was personally assaulted in Jaipur but chose not to retaliate, since responding to violence with violence went against the movement's principles. We would rather exercise the rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution, drafted under the leadership of Dr B R Ambedkar, than resort to physical force, he said. Rejecting attempts to portray CJP members as anarchists, Dipke said demanding answers from the government, protesting against injustice and questioning publi
A man from Sikar faced a penalty of Rs 3.99 lakh for under-reporting his income. The Income Tax Department initiated penalty proceedings after he filed an income tax return. However, the ITAT Jaipur found technical mistakes in the penalty notice issued by the Assessing Officer. They noted the absence of specified violation under Section 270A(9) in the penalty proceedings. Consequently, the penalty was quashed, providing full relief to the taxpayer.
Maternity leave a right that fosters mother-child bonding: Rajasthan HC
Jaipur The Rajasthan High Court has delivered a significant ruling on maternity leave, observing that it is not merely a The post Maternity leave a right that fosters mother-child bonding: Rajasthan HC appeared first on Bilkul Online .
Prime accused arrested in Atar Singh Bhadana murder case
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 16 (IANS) In a major development in the murder case of former MLA Atar Singh Bhadana, the police have arrested the prime accused, Mukesh alias Mukesh Fauji, in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district. He had been absconding since the murder, prompting police teams to conduct raids at the homes of his family members and relatives. Following his arrest, Mukesh Fauji was brought to the Weir police station, where Superintendent of Police Rajesh Meena interrogated him late at night. Investigators are seeking details about the sequence of events leading to the murder, the alleged roles of other suspects and the circumstances surrounding the incident. The administration had also served a notice regarding the proposed demolition of the accuseds house while he remained on the run. Further action will depend on the applicable legal and administrative process. Five other accused in the case have already been arrested. Mukesh Fauji had reportedly been leading a protest for the past two years, demanding the closure of a mining lease. His name has also figured in cases filed by Bhadana's widow. Police are examining his alleged role as part of the ongoing investigation. Investigators have also been examining inflammatory posts circulated on social media in recent days concerning a leased pathway. The posts, featuring both men and women, reportedly went viral before the incident. According to the investigation, a minor dispute occurred on October 7. On the day of the incident, protesters were removed from the demonstration site. Police have also received information suggesting that security personnel associated with Atar Singh Bhadana allegedly aggravated tensions through videos. Some of these personnel are reportedly from the Dholpur region. Police teams are examining the videos and other material to establish the sequence of events and determine the roles of those involved. The five arrested accused -- Bhagmal, Soni, Sher Singh, Baldev and Kunwar Singh -- were produced before Judicial Magistrate Suvihay Hafiz Siddiqui. The police had sought three days of police custody for questioning. However, the court granted a two-day police remand for all five accused. During the search for Mukesh Fauji, police teams raided several locations, including the homes of his relatives. Investigators suspected that he might be hiding in neighbouring villages or in the Bayana region, where residents of Bhaunda village have family connections. The rugged, hilly terrain of the Dang region also complicated the search. According to police sources, the accused managed to evade arrest at some locations before police teams arrived. Teams were additionally dispatched to Haryana and Uttar Pradesh amid suspicions that the prime accused might have fled to either state. With Mukesh Faujis arrest, investigators are expected to intensify questioning to establish the circumstances of the murder and identify the roles of other suspects in the case.
If Pak-US War Breaks Out, Will Stand With Pakistan: BJP Leader Sparks Row
Rathore, while speaking at a programme in Jaipur, cited Pakistan's status as India's neighbouring country to stand with it during its war against US.
Madan Rathore clarifies we are with Pakistan remark after viral video sparks row
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 16 (IANS) A political controversy has erupted in Rajasthan after a video of BJP State President Madan Rathores speech went viral on social media. In the clip, Rathore is heard saying, We are with Pakistan, while referring to a hypothetical war between the United States and Pakistan. He reportedly added that Pakistan is Indias neighbour. However, he clarified in the same speech that if a war broke out between India and Pakistan, we stand firmly with India. The remarks, delivered at a Jaipur event marking the birth anniversary of former President Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, triggered sharp criticism from Congress, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and other opposition leaders. They demanded an explanation from Rathore and action from the BJPs central leadership. Responding to the controversy, Rathore alleged that a 20-second portion of his speech had been selectively edited and circulated with malicious intent. He maintained that his remarks had been taken out of context and were made during a discussion about India-Pakistan cricket matches and patriotism. Addressing the media, Rathore said the viral clip did not convey the full context of his speech. He explained that the discussion had taken place at an event attended by members of the Muslim community, where the subject of cricket matches between India and Pakistan, and expressions of patriotism had come up. According to Rathore, he had said that people who celebrate an Indian defeat against Pakistan by bursting firecrackers cannot be considered true patriots. He claimed that references to other countries, including the United States and Pakistan, were part of the broader discussion, but that a short excerpt had been circulated to create a misleading impression. Rejecting suggestions that his remarks reflected a softer position towards Pakistan, Rathore asserted that his and the BJPs stand remained unchanged. Our agenda is absolutely clear, he said, reiterating his opposition to Pakistan amid continuing tensions between the two countries. Rathore accused Pakistan of repeatedly conspiring against India, citing the Pulwama terror attack, the alleged training and infiltration of terrorists across the border, and the smuggling of narcotics into Rajasthan and other parts of the country. He maintained that these issues left no room for any ambiguity in his position on Pakistan and asserted that his opposition to the neighbouring country would remain firm. When asked whether the short clip had been circulated to damage his image, Rathore alleged that only the concluding lines of his speech had been extracted and presented without the surrounding context. The controversy has intensified the political war of words in Rajasthan. Congress and other opposition leaders have criticised the remarks as inappropriate for a senior political leader, while the BJP camp has defended Rathore, alleging that the video was selectively edited to spread misinformation. Rathores original remarks and subsequent clarification have since become a subject of political debate across the state.
DGCA probing Air India plane incident; will wait for final report: Naidu
An Air India plane from Frankfurt to Delhi was diverted to Jaipur on Wednesday following a hijack alert that later turned out to be false, and resumed its journey after security checks
Rajasthan Weather Update: Rain and Hailstorm Bring Temperature Down by 5 Degrees
Jaipur : Rajasthan has witnessed a major change in weather, with rain and hailstorms reported in several districts. According to the Meteorological Department, a western disturbance has caused Rajasthan Weather Update: Rain and Hailstorm Bring Temperature Down by 5 Degrees
The Royals 2: Nitya Mehra, Mitakshara Kumar step in after Jasmeet K Reen's exit
Following Jasmeet K Reens exit, directors Nitya Mehra and Mitakshara Kumar kick off The Royals 2 in Jaipur. The two will be reshooting portions filmed by Reen, who exited after 5 days of filming the sequel
Jaipur: The Railways has introduced a weekly superfast special train between Khadki and Sanganer to provide convenience to passengers during the upcoming festive season. The train will operate KhadkiSanganer Weekly Superfast Special Train Launched for Festive Season
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Father of SI among 2 held in paper leak case
