Second secretariat in Lal Kothi to house 25 state depts
Raj to vaccinate 92.83 lakh children against polio on Nov 22
CM on visit to Khatu Shyamji and Salasar today
JMC paints 600 walls, but garbage depots persist
Traders shut shops, protest closure of Sikar Road cut for six months
18 years after announcement, scientific Mantra institute remains without courses or faculty
At Rs 46 per unit, Raj taps countrys costliest power from Dholpur gas plant
NCB Strengthens Joint Strategy Against Drug Trafficking in Rajasthan
The NCBs recent meeting in Jaipur focused on enhancing cooperation and enforcement against drug trafficking networks. NCB Strengthens Joint Strategy Against Drug Trafficking in Rajasthan
Tragic Road Accident in Jaipur Claims Lives of Three Pilgrims from Nashik
A road accident in Jaipur has resulted in the deaths of three Nashik pilgrims, with seven others injured. Local authorities are responding swiftly. Tragic Road Accident in Jaipur Claims Lives of Three Pilgrims from Nashik
Drought fears rise in Jaisalmer, Barmer as rainfall drops; collectors review water supply
Speeding car rams into truck in Churu, 5 of family among six dead; 9-mth-old critical
22, 24 carat Gold prices up across other cities on October 24
LPG Price Today, October 24, 2026: As households across India prepare for the festive season, cooking gas prices remain an important concern for families and businesses. With increased cooking activities during festivals, consumers are closely monitoring LPG cylinder rates to manage their household...
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Railway Apprentice Recruitment 2026: Candidates looking to develop technical skills through Indian Railways have a new opportunity as the Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC), North Western Railway, Jaipur, has announced an apprenticeship recruitment drive for 2026. According to the recruitment details, a...
Tragic Collision on Jaipur-Ajmer Highway Claims Three Lives, Injures Eighteen
A passenger van collided with a trailer truck on the Jaipur-Ajmer highway, resulting in three fatalities and eighteen injuries. Tragic Collision on Jaipur-Ajmer Highway Claims Three Lives, Injures Eighteen
Traveller van rams into trailer truck while overtaking; 3 dead, 18 injured
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 24 (IANS) Three people were killed and 18 others injured when a Traveller van carrying devotees from Maharashtra rammed into a trailer truck on the Jaipur-Ajmer National Highway in Rajasthans Bagru area in the wee hours of Saturday. According to police, the accident occurred at around 1:50 a.m. as the van was descending from the Bagru overpass. The vehicle was carrying 28 devotees from Nashik, Maharashtra, who were travelling from Jaipur to the Sanwaliya Seth temple in Chittorgarh. Chandrabhan, Station House Officer (SHO) of Bagru police station, said the van collided with a trailer truck moving ahead of it. Three passengers died on the spot, while 18 others sustained injuries. The injured were taken to Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital in Jaipur for treatment. One of them is reportedly in a critical condition. According to the injured passengers, the van driver allegedly lost control of the vehicle while attempting to overtake the trailer truck. They also alleged that he had consumed alcohol before driving. Pravin, one of the injured passengers, said the group had left Jaipur at around 10:30 p.m. on Friday. We had asked the driver not to travel at night, but he did not listen. He had also consumed alcohol, Pravin said. The van reportedly went out of control while descending from the Bagru overpass and crashed into the trailer truck ahead. Passengers seated in the front of the vehicle suffered severe injuries. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. The allegation that the driver was under the influence of alcohol has not yet been independently confirmed.
Padmanabh Singh, Dino Dhankhar shine as Team Jaipur beat Team Mayfair Polo 7-5 in BM Birla Cup
Anti-begging drive faces challenges as children continue selling trinkets at city intersections
PHED sounds early alarm, drafts summer water crisis plan before Diwali
Raj to elect sarpanch, ward panch in phase-I panchayat body elections today
Farmer body flags Raj HC backlog, seeks fewer holidays and more judges
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Sugar boards across Raj schools to promote healthy eating
Railway pensioners protest, demand pension reforms, submit memo
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JDA plans to launch three key traffic projects this fiscal
Ramganj left out again as JMC plans pre-Diwali clean-up
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Festive rush chokes Walled City markets as parking woes worsen
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Dotasra alleges political vendetta as Raj govt scraps Sikar master plan
Ex-min Hemaram Choudharys wife elected sarpanch unopposed for 7th time
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Bus collides with truck near Reengas, 18 devotees injured
Bhairon Singh Shekhawat was an Ajatshatru of modern politics: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 23 (IANS) Union Minister for Culture and Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat paid tribute to former Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, describing him as an Ajatshatru of modern politics, a leader with no enemies, and an ideal public servant who remained connected to the common people. Speaking to the media on the occasion of his birth anniversary, the Union Minister said Bhairon Singh Shekhawat rose from an ordinary family to the office of Vice President through hard work, perseverance, political acumen and his deep understanding of public concerns. He said Shekhawats political journey, marked by challenges and ups and downs, set an example for leaders across generations. Many politicians in Rajasthan and other parts of North India had benefited from his guidance and experience, learning from his leadership and administrative approach. Describing him as a towering banyan tree of Indian politics, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said the former Vice President maintained close ties with Rajasthan even after assuming the countrys high constitutional office. He continued to nurture relationships with villages, hamlets, known locally as dhanis, and panchayats. Highlighting Shekhawats contribution to public welfare, the Union Minister said the Antyodaya scheme reflected his commitment to improving the lives of poor and disadvantaged communities. During his tenure as Rajasthan Chief Minister, beginning in 1977, initiatives related to food grain distribution and food-for-work programmes were undertaken to support vulnerable sections of society. Shekhawat said these measures demonstrated the importance of inclusive governance and ensuring that public welfare initiatives reached those most in need. He also highlighted the former Chief Ministers role in expanding grassroots political participation through Panchayati Raj institutions. According to the minister, elections to these institutions on party symbols helped the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strengthen its organisational presence in villages, remote settlements and tribal areas across Rajasthan. Referring to the ongoing Panchayati Raj elections, the Union Minister expressed confidence that the BJP would receive public support similar to that witnessed in the local body elections. He claimed that the BJP had secured support in more than 70 per cent of urban local bodies across Rajasthan. In western Rajasthan, he said, the party had formed governing boards in 36 of the 41 local bodies. Shekhawat expressed confidence that this support would translate into a strong performance in the Panchayati Raj elections.
Minister Aathawale Defends Election Integrity Amid Opposition Allegations
Central Minister Ramdas Aathawale addresses election integrity, dismissing opposition claims of vote theft during a recent event in Jaipur. Minister Aathawale Defends Election Integrity Amid Opposition Allegations
Rajasthan: ACB arrests director, lecturer and teacher of Global BD College in bribery case
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 23 (IANS) Acting on the directions of the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Headquarters, the ACB unit in Banswara conducted a trap operation on Friday and caught Bhupendra Jain, a Chemistry teacher at Global BD College, Barodiya, Banswara district, red-handed while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 5,000 from a complainant. The college director, Siddhant Jain, and Political Science lecturer Dr Siddhant Jain were also arrested in connection with the case. The ACB's Banswara unit received a complaint alleging that the director, a lecturer and a teacher of Global BD College, Barodiya, were demanding bribes in exchange for facilitating attendance-related matters for students despite their low attendance throughout the academic year and issuing internship letters. Following the complaint, the ACB verified the alleged demand for a bribe. During verification, the college director, the Political Science lecturer and Bhupendra Jain, a Chemistry teacher, were allegedly found to be demanding Rs 20,000 from each student and agreeing to accept bribes. Under the supervision of the concerned ACB Range Superintendent of Police, Piyush Piyush, a trap operation was conducted on Friday under the leadership of Deputy Superintendent of Police Ratna Singh Rajpurohit of the ACB Banswara unit, along with the team. During the operation, Bhupendra Jain, Chemistry teacher at Global BD College, Barodiya, Banswara, was caught red-handed while allegedly accepting Rs 5,000 from the complainant. The college director and Dr Dominique Jain, Political Science lecturer, were also arrested after their alleged key roles in the bribery demand came to light during the investigation. Further questioning and investigation are underway under the supervision of senior ACB officials, including Additional Superintendent of Police Smita Shri and Inspector General of Police S. Parimala. Further legal action will be taken under the relevant provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act, and the investigation will continue.
Bikaner House photo row: Rajasthan BJP questions use of name Rajiv Gandhi with Raihan Vadra
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 23 (IANS) BJP Rajasthan chief Madan Rathore on Friday questioned the use of the name Rajiv Gandhi in reference to Raihan Vadra, as the political dispute surrounding the removal of photographs from his exhibition at Delhis Bikaner House continues to intensify. Raihan Vadra is the son of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and businessman Robert Vadra. Perhaps I shouldn't say it; you might end up calling it a controversial statement, but if you look into it, he is being referred to as Rehan Rajiv Gandhi, Rathore said. Questioning the use of the name, he added, Why are you attaching the name Rajiv to him? Is it because they want to further their political interests by leveraging that family name? And what about his father, where has he gone? Why are you using such names? Rathore further remarked that, according to Indian cultural traditions, a person should use the names of their own parents. The controversy comes amid a dispute over Raihan Vadras photography exhibition, No Idea Is Final, at Bikaner House in New Delhi. Raihan alleged that more than 70 photographs documenting recent youth movements and protests were removed shortly before the exhibition opened. The Bikaner House Management Society said certain photographs were inconsistent with its policy and requested their removal. Raihan criticised the decision, arguing that restrictions on artistic expression were wrong. His mother, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, also condemned the move. Former Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot criticised the removal of the photographs, accusing the BJP-led government of suppressing artistic expression. Bikaner House is a property of the Rajasthan government. This means that, under the watch of the BJP-led state government, the artistic expression of a young artist was stifled. This is highly condemnable, Gehlot said. He also questioned the decision, asking, Why were photographs depicting the truth removed? Gehlot described the incident as an example of censorship and said suppressing artists voices amounted to an attack on democracy. The developments have brought Raihan Vadra into a wider political debate involving the BJP and Congress, with Rathore questioning the use of the Gandhi name and Congress leaders raising concerns over artistic freedom and freedom of expression.
Direct Train Service from Jamshedpur to Jaipur to Begin on October 26
A new direct train service between Jamshedpur and Jaipur will launch on October 26, enhancing travel options for passengers. Direct Train Service from Jamshedpur to Jaipur to Begin on October 26
Shahid Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan sparked nostalgia among fans after sharing a warm hug at the recent International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) press conference in Mumbai. The two actors, who were among Bollywoods most widely discussed couples in the early 2000s, exchanged smiles and pleasantries at the event, with videos of their interaction subsequently circulating on social media. The moment unfolded as Kareena stepped down from the stage, where she had been sharing the spotlight with Salman Khan and other attendees. Shahid, who was standing nearby, caught her attention, and the two greeted each other with a hug before briefly exchanging pleasantries. Their cordial interaction quickly caught the attention of fans, many of whom associated the reunion with their popular on-screen pairing in Jab We Met. Both actors made distinct fashion choices for the press conference. Kareena arrived in an all-black ensemble featuring a top and a tailored skirt, while Shahid opted for an all-white silhouette. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bollywood Hungama (@realbollywoodhungama) This is not the first time their friendly interactions at an IIFA event have generated interest online. In early 2025, the actors also exchanged greetings at an IIFA press event in Jaipur. Responding to the attention their interaction received at the time, Shahid had said that it was nice if people felt happy seeing them together, while adding that they often crossed paths in everyday life. Shahid and Kareenas relationship was widely followed during the early 2000s, when they also appeared together in films such as Fida (2004), 36 China Town (2006) and Chup Chup Ke (2006). Their most celebrated collaboration remains Imtiaz Alis Jab We Met (2007), in which they played Aditya and Geet. The film went on to become a popular romantic drama, and their on-screen chemistry continues to be remembered by audiences. The actors later appeared in Milenge Milenge, which was released in 2010, and were also part of the ensemble cast of Udta Punjab (2016), although they did not share screen time in the latter film. Both have since moved on in their personal lives. Shahid is married to Mira Rajput, while Kareena is married to Saif Ali Khan. Their latest interaction at the IIFA press conference offered a glimpse of their cordial equation at an industry event, bringing renewed attention to a pairing that remains familiar to Hindi film audiences. The press conference was held ahead of the upcoming IIFA awards event in Abu Dhabi. Also Read: Photos: Salman Khan, Shahid Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Rashmika Mandanna, Kareena Kapoor Khan and others snapped at IIFA Digital Awards press conference
22, 24 carat Gold prices down across other cities on October 23
Drought in Rajasthan: Ashok Gehlot questions government, Kirodi Lal Meena responds
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 23 (IANS) Rajasthan is facing a rainfall deficit this year, with several districts experiencing drought-like conditions. The shortfall has raised concerns in western Rajasthan, particularly in Jodhpur, Barmer, Jaisalmer and Balotra, where shortages of water and fodder are affecting rural communities. The situation has also sparked a political exchange between former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and Agriculture Minister Kirodi Lal Meena of the Bhajanlal Sharma-led government. While Gehlot has urged the state government to provide immediate relief to affected farmers, Meena has said that a survey is underway to assess the extent of the damage. Rainfall has reportedly fallen to its lowest level in 17 years, in sharp contrast to last year, when the state recorded its highest rainfall in 108 years. The rainfall deficit has raised concerns among farmers and livestock owners, who are facing difficulties due to the shortage of water and fodder. With Panchayat elections underway in the state, the issue has also become a point of political debate, with the Congress demanding urgent assistance for affected rural communities. Agriculture Minister Meena said that eight to ten districts had received below-normal rainfall. He added that government officials and District Collectors were closely monitoring the situation. According to Meena, the Revenue Department is conducting a survey to determine the extent of the impact. He explained that the government would consider further action based on the survey findings and initiate relief measures once the assessment is complete and drought conditions are officially declared. In early October, Ashok Gehlot raised concerns about the worsening situation in western Rajasthan and shared figures highlighting the number of villages reportedly affected by drought-like conditions. According to the figures cited by Gehlot, approximately 2,000 villages in Jodhpur, 2,460 in Barmer, 1,216 in Balotra and 961 in Jaisalmer were facing drought-like conditions. He urged the Bhajanlal Sharma government to take immediate steps to provide relief to farmers in these areas. Gehlot's concerns centred on the impact of deficient rainfall on agriculture and rural livelihoods, particularly in areas where access to water and animal fodder has become increasingly difficult. The effects of inadequate rainfall extend beyond crop losses. Reduced water availability can affect livestock, drinking water supplies in rural areas and the livelihoods of farming families. Livestock owners are particularly vulnerable when fodder supplies decline and water sources become scarce. The Agriculture and Revenue departments are assessing conditions in the affected regions to determine the extent of the shortfall and its consequences. Meena said the government was receiving reports from officials and that the findings would guide decisions on declaring drought conditions and providing relief. Once the assessment is complete, the government is expected to determine the appropriate measures under established procedures. The timing and scope of relief will depend on the survey findings and the official decision on drought declaration.
Bhatti calls for strengthened security at TGSPF passing parade
Hyderabad: Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka on Friday, October 23, called for strengthened security in the state while attending the 36th Raising Day parade of the Telangana Special Protection Force. Vikramarka lauded the SPF personnel handling security at power plants in Jaipur, Yadadri and Bhadradri Kothagudem. Power plants bring light, and it is 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 .
COD parcel you never ordered? Watch out! It could be a scam
A Chandigarh lawyer spent Rs 19,500 on a taxi to reach Jaipur after IndiGo cancelled his flight the night before a court appearance. The consumer commission ordered the airline to pay Rs 7,352 with interest and Rs 7,000 in compensation.
Four killed as car plunges into ditch on Dausa-Manoharpur Highway in Rajasthan
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 23 (IANS) At least four people were killed and two others seriously injured after a car went out of control following a tyre burst and plunged into a deep roadside ditch near Raisar on Rajasthans Dausa-Manoharpur National Highway (NH-148) early Friday morning. According to officials, all six occupants were pilgrims returning to Agra after visiting Khatu Shyamji. The accident occurred at around 6 a.m. when the cars tyre burst while the vehicle was travelling within the jurisdiction of the Raisar police station. The driver lost control, causing the car to plunge into the ditch. After receiving information, police reached the spot and, with the assistance of local residents, rescued those trapped inside the vehicle. The injured were rushed to a hospital by ambulance, while the bodies of the deceased were shifted to the mortuary of a government hospital. Raisar Station House Officer Rajpal Singh said the accident occurred due to a tyre burst. The deceased have been identified as Atul, Mukul, Rupesh and Shiva, all residents of Agra. Two other occupants, Rahul and Arpit, sustained serious injuries and were admitted to a private hospital for treatment. The accident triggered a traffic jam on the Dausa-Manoharpur National Highway. Long queues of vehicles formed on both sides of the road, causing inconvenience to commuters for nearly an hour. After ensuring that the injured were taken to the hospital, police personnel managed traffic movement. The damaged car was subsequently removed from the ditch with the help of a crane. In a separate accident in Rajasthans Dausa district, a loading tempo travelling from Delhi to Kota veered off the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway and overturned into a roadside ditch early Friday morning, leaving five people injured. The injured have been identified as Noorjahan, Zyakat Ali, Kunal, Ajay and the driver, Vijaypal. All five are residents of Kota and work in setting up amusement rides at fairs. They were taken to Dausa District Hospital, where they are undergoing treatment. According to police, the accident occurred after the driver reportedly dozed off at the wheel.
At Jaipurs City Palace, Forevermark celebrates diamonds and individuality
Gauravi Kumari speaks about the personal meaning of jewellery, festive dressing and celebrating oneself, as Forevermark unveils its latest campaign against a backdrop of royal grandeur
After retiring from the State Bank of India, Chhaju found himself facing a tax exemption cap of Rs 3 lakh on his leave encashment totaling Rs 9.53 lakh. Determined to secure his rightful benefits, he appealed to the ITAT Jaipur, which sided with him and extended full tax exemption. The tribunal admired prior cases that upheld similar claims from fellow retirees, proving advantageous for Chhaju.
Solar projects told to cut generation by 20% as state struggles limited storage capacity
Retired army colonel shoots himself dead at home in Shyam Nagar
Was Battling With Multiple Health Issues, Family Tells Cops
Barmer couple killed as high-tension wire snaps, falls on cattle enclosure
BM Birla Cup (4-goal) tournament: Team Mayfair Polo defeat Team RPC 75.5 in the second match
UK-based Unbounded Foundation appoints Rajesh Bhardwaj as Trustee and Chairman, Fundraising & CSR
Rajasthan Senior Football Championship begins; around 600 players from 33 districts to compete
Power cut disrupts work at state secretariat
Two limestone mining projects close to Rajs Great Indian Bustard priority area get clearance
JDA clears Rs 47.8cr for Gopalpura underpass
JDA says 18 of 32 coaching centres relocated, operators dispute claim
Youth critically injured as truck hits bike in Ajmer, driver flees
Convicted prisoner flees open jail in Bikaner
Police lodges FIR and massive hunt launched to nab him
Raj BJP launches statewide campaign to counter Cong on SIR
Rape accused escapes from Sikar jail
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery posts 62% Dussehra sales jump, opens Jaipur store
For the Navratri-Dussehra period, the certified natural diamond jewellery retailer posted sales of 38.53 crore, up 35.01% y-o-y
Fire at Jaipur Jewelry Factory Claims Two Lives, Five Injured
A fire in a Jaipur jewelry factory resulted in two fatalities and five injuries, prompting emergency response efforts and an ongoing investigation. Fire at Jaipur Jewelry Factory Claims Two Lives, Five Injured
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 22 (IANS) External Affairs Minister (EAM) S Jaishankar on Thursday said that he has failed to understand the reasons behind opposition parties' criticism of India hosting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Mumbai. He also listed past instances when leaders have met foreign leaders outside Delhi. I didn't get that. They don't like Mumbai? I mean, they have something against Mumbai? I think it is a great city, it is our financial capital. It is our Bollywood capital. It has got so much going for it. Maybe Mumbai doesn't like them... I have no idea why they have this reservation, said EAM Jaishankar while speaking at the NDTV World Summit. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had last week taken a swipe at the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over Rubio's meeting EAM Jaishankar in Mumbai, terming it as summoning. EAM Jaishankar then went on to list a few examples when India has hosted visiting foreign leaders outside Delhi. If going out of Delhi to meet a foreign leader or a foreign counterpart is summoning, I can give you a lot of examples. Mrs (Indira) Gandhi went to Shimla to meet Bhutto. Was she summoned? Salman Khurshid went to Jaipur to meet a Pakistan PM. Was he summoned? he asked. We are adults, let's have an adult conversation. Let's leave, you know, said EAM Jaishankar amid a round of applause from the gathering at the venue. EAM Jaishankar hosted counterparts from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the United States in Mumbai on October 19-20 and also attended the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the independence of the US as a Guest of Honour. Last week, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had also dismissed any criticism about the choice of Mumbai as a venue for EAM Jaishankar's bilateral engagements. It has been the practice for the last decade or so that we have hosted foreign dignitaries outside Delhi. To just give you some examples, Prime Minister hosted the Prime Minister of Spain in Baroda. He hosted Chancellor Merz in Ahmedabad. Prime Minister of Mauritius was hosted by him in Varanasi, and the External Affairs Minister hosted the SCO Foreign Ministers Meeting in Goa. He hosted the Foreign Minister of Botswana in Kevadia in Gujarat, and the External Affairs Minister also hosted the Heart of Asia Conference in Amritsar. So, that was just to give you a few examples of the meetings of leaders, of dignitaries that have happened outside of Delhi, stated MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal during a bi-weekly media briefing in New Delhi on Friday. /as
Video: Sameera Reddy's Jaipur Food Trail Features Lassi, Kachoris And Ghevar
The actress explored popular Jaipur eateries, sampling everything from creamy lassi to kachoris and kulfi falooda.
Jaipur Tourist Police Reunites Lost Child with Family and Aids Stranded Travelers
Jaipurs Tourist Police successfully reunites a lost child with his father and assists stranded tourists from Mumbai. Jaipur Tourist Police Reunites Lost Child with Family and Aids Stranded Travelers
Kareena Kapoor hugs ex-boyfriend Shahid Kapoor at IIFA 2027 press conference
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Shahid Kapoor grabbed attention at the IIFA 2027 press conference in Mumbai when they shared a warm hug off stage. The former couple had a similar reunion at IIFA 2025 in Jaipur
Rajasthan Weather Today: After several days of changing weather conditions, Rajasthan is expected to experience a temporary break from rainfall on Thursday, October 22, 2026. According to forecasts attributed to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and its Meteorological Centre in Jaipur, mainl...
Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], October 22: Yogesh Arvind Puranik's Decoding The Ramayana: An Ancient Blueprint for the Modern Mind has debuted on Amazon Kindle at #2 in Success - Hot New Release and #3 in Myths, Legends & Sagas, sharing the Top 3 with Jeffrey Archer's Adam & Eve (#1) and Megan Shade's The Washwoman at the River's End (#2). The dream debut, as Puranik described it on social media, adds fresh commercial momentum to a landmark year in which the Indian author and management thinker has received seven national and international literary awards. The honours recognize a body of work spanning more than twenty books across fiction, poetry, and philosophy, with critical attention centred on the novel The House of Anand Rathore and Decoding The Ramayana.
Gehlot, Dotasra condemn removal of photographs from Raihan Vadras exhibition in Delhi
Rajasthan panchayat polls: Jaipur leads with 14.70% polling till 10 a.m. in first phase
Ajmer recorded a polling percentage of 13.63, followed by Alwar at 13.55% and Kota at 13.39% till 10 a.m.
Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Stray Vacancy Round Provisional Merit List Out - Download PDF
Rajasthan NEET UG Medical and Dental Admission/Counselling Board, Jaipur, has released the Stray Vacancy Round Provisional Combined Merit List for MBBS and BDS admissions on 21 October 2026. The official 72-page PDF includes 1,793 candidates whose document verification and prescribed deposition processes were completed.
Rs 4.29 crore MCX commodity trading turnover, no books of accounts, Rs 3.42 lakh income declared in ITR, Income Tax Dept imposed Rs 25,000 penalty; he wins tax penalty case in ITAT Jaipur.
Festival Travel Calendar: From Pushkar to Jaipur Lit Fest and Makar Sankranti kites
2 electrocuted ahead of Cong campaign meet
2.4 lakh voters added to state electoral rolls
BM Birla Cup (4-goal) Tournament: Dino Dhankhar fashions Team Jaipur win over Team RPC
Teenage Jaipur shooter Hardik Jain wins gold medal in 10m air pistol event at India Open in Bhopal
508g heroin seized near Sriganganagar border
Housing mkt in slowdown grip, but demand for high-end projects up
Udaipur police detain 3 Thai women for visa overstay, begin deportation
