1,670 Young Athletes Gather in Jaipur for ISSO Football and Tennis Games
Over 1,670 young athletes compete in the ISSO Football and Tennis Games at JPIS, showcasing talent from across India. 1,670 Young Athletes Gather in Jaipur for ISSO Football and Tennis Games
One In Four Jan Dhan Accounts Inoperative, 5.72 Crore Have Zero Balance: RTI
JAIPUR, Sep 6: Nearly one in four accounts opened under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) is inoperative, while 5.72 crore accounts have zero balance, according to data provided by the Department of Financial Services in response to an RTI application. As of August 12, 2026, more than 59 crore PMJDY accounts were holding [] The post One In Four Jan Dhan Accounts Inoperative, 5.72 Crore Have Zero Balance: RTI appeared first on Northlines .
Every fourth Jan Dhan account inoperative: RTI
Jaipur: Every fourth account under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana is inoperative, while nearly 5.72 crore accounts had zero balance, according to an RTI reply. More than 59 crore accounts under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY) held a combined balance of over Rs 3.15 lakh crore as of August 12, 2026. The 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 .
Amid row, new Chief Justices for Rajasthan high court along with 7 others
24_Jai_VB_Vayu shakti rehearsal roars at pokhran
Cm Bhajanlal sharma arrived to review the preparations for pm Ajmer visit
24_Jai_RJS_1058 units served notices statewide
Shekhawati havelis addedin UNESCO Tentative List
Misuse of Green Tax funds by Raj govt surprising and shocking: NGT
Power plants face coal shortage, govt operates Dholpur gas plant to meet peak demand
Ajmer school wall collapses on 3 cars, none injured
Jaipur, Alwar hit by heavy monsoon rain, waterlogging disrupts life
Four killed, 7 injured as van falls into water-filled pit in Dholpur
PCC chief warns rebels of 6-year suspension ahead of civic polls
Unauthorised campaign materials may inflate poll expenses, SEC warns
Tribal belt civic polls turn three-way prestige battle for BJP, Cong, BAP
BJP intensifies campaign for local civic polls, CM holds roadshows
Rajasthan Police issue advisory on securing Wi-Fi networks
Jaipur, Sep 5 (IANS)In its effort to curb cybercrime and strengthen public awareness about cybersecurity, the Cyber Crime Branch, Rajasthan Police, has issued an advisory urging citizens to secure their Wi-Fi networks against hacking and unauthorised access. Additional Director General of Police (Cyber Crime) VK Singh said that in today's digital environment, Wi-Fi is not merely a means of accessing the internet but a network connecting mobile phones, laptops, smart TVs, and other smart devices in homes and offices. Weak router security can allow unauthorised devices to connect to the network, potentially resulting in increased data consumption, slower internet speeds, data breaches, cyber fraud, hacking, and compromise of personal information. Citizens who suspect that an unauthorised device is connected to their Wi-Fi network can connect a mobile phone or laptop to the same network and access the router's administration page through a web browser. After logging in with the router's administrator username and password, users can check the list of connected devices under options such as Connected Devices, Device List, or Attached Devices. Any unfamiliar device should be investigated and removed from the network. The Cyber Crime Branch has advised users to immediately change the default administrator password provided by the router manufacturer. Router settings can generally be accessed through addresses such as 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1. Users should also set a strong Wi-Fi password containing a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The Wi-Fi network name (SSID) should preferably not reveal personal information or unnecessarily disclose the router's brand. The advisory recommends enabling WPA3 encryption wherever supported by the router. If WPA3 is unavailable, users should use at least WPA2-AES. Older and outdated security protocols such as WEP and WPA should be avoided. For stronger security, users are advised to keep WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) disabled. The remote management feature of the router should also be turned off unless it is specifically required, as disabling it reduces the risk of unauthorised attempts to access router settings over the internet. Households using smart TVs, smart appliances, cameras, or other IoT devices should consider connecting them to a guest Wi-Fi network rather than the primary network. Separating these devices can provide an additional layer of protection for mobile phones, laptops, and other important devices connected to the main network. Users should regularly update their router's firmware to ensure that the latest security patches released by the manufacturer are installed. Where available and appropriate, users may also enable MAC address filtering/whitelisting to restrict network access to trusted devices. Rajasthan Police have appealed to citizens to immediately report incidents involving Wi-Fi tampering, cyber fraud, hacking, unauthorised access, or other cybercrimes to the nearest police station or cyber police station. In cases of financial cyber fraud, citizens should immediately call the cybercrime helpline number 1930 to seek prompt assistance.
Clash of generations: JMC polls turn into Gen Z vs veterans battle
Sugar-Free Kulfi For Dogs: Jaipur vendors treat wins hearts online; pet owners hail thoughtful idea
DGP Calls for Greater Role of Youth in Building a Safer Rajasthan
Jaipur, September 5, 2026: Director General of Police Rajiv Kumar Sharma on Saturday interacted with police officers and Youth-CLG members associated with the police across Rajasthan through video conferencing. He called upon Youth-CLG members to work as an effective link between the police and the public, with a focus on crime prevention, cyber security, road ... Read more DGP Calls for Greater Role of Youth in Building a Safer Rajasthan
Shocking video captures jewellery heist in Jaipur; woman flees with ornament box worth lakhs
A shocking jewellery theft has come to light from Jaipur, Rajasthan where a woman posing as a customer fled with jewellery box worth lakhs. The perpetrators, posing as customers, first asked the jeweler to show them some ornaments; they then engaged the staff in conversation and, seizing the right moment, made off with gold jewellery. The entire incident was captured on the shop's CCTV camera.The incident occurred in the Bajaj Nagar police station area, Jaipur. According to reports, a woman visited a jewellery shop under the pretext of shopping, accompanied by a transgender person. The two asked the jeweler to show them various pieces of jewellery. While the jeweler was busy displaying the items, the accused seized the opportunity to steal gold rings and tops.
Small coaching centres oppose JDA notices, question basis of crackdown
Rajasthan civic polls: Ex-BJP MLA's 'no youth will remain bachelor' remark goes viral
Jaipur, Sep 5 (IANS) Political activity has intensified in Rajasthan ahead of the municipal body elections, with a video of former BJP MLA Ram Lal Sharma drawing attention on social media over his remarks about the marriage prospects of unmarried youths. The controversy surfaced after Sharma, while inaugurating the election office of BJP candidate Rajkumar Barala, contesting from Ward 20 of the Chomu Municipal Council, said: Get Rajkumar Barala elected once, and not a single boy of yours will remain a bachelor. The statement has since become a talking point in local political circles. Addressing party workers and supporters, the former Chomu MLA said that if Barala is elected, there would be no shortage in getting their work done. During his address, he also referred to marriage, saying that none of the unmarried youths among those present would remain without a marriage. Sharmas latest remark is also being linked to an incident from last year, when a 43-year-old unmarried man sought his help in finding a marriage match. Kailash Sharma, a resident of Chitwadi in Chomu, had reportedly written to the former MLA after seeing a statement on social media about helping unmarried men above the age of 40 get married. In his letter, Kailash said he was 43 and still unmarried and appealed to Sharma to help him find a match. Sharmas latest remarks are now being viewed in the context of that earlier episode. The electoral contest in the Chomu Municipal Council has also become competitive, with 119 candidates contesting across 45 wards. While BJP and Congress candidates are facing each other directly in most wards, candidates from the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and several independents, including rebel candidates, have added another dimension to the contests. In these wards, candidates other than those from the BJP and Congress are in the fray. Independent candidates, particularly party rebels, could potentially influence the electoral equations. Ward 32 has emerged as an even more closely contested seat, with five candidates in the fray. With several wards witnessing triangular and multi-cornered contests, the outcome in Chomu could depend on how independent and third-party candidates perform.
Maternal deaths: CS inspects Jodhpur hospital
RU students burn VC effigy over PhD admission row
Uncle is bad: 5-year-olds remark helps family uncover 'rape' in Jaipur
Penguin was under pressure, new publisher will release Sonia Gandhis book on Nov 10: Ashok Gehlot
Jaipur, Sep 5 (IANS) Former Rajasthan Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot, has alleged that Penguin's decision to withdraw from publishing Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi's upcoming book was the result of pressure from the Prime Minister's Office or the central government. Speaking to the media on Saturday, Gehlot said the publisher was prevaricating and making excuses and claimed that Penguin's global parent organisation was willing to publish the book in other markets. If the book can be published globally, why can't it be published in India? Gehlot asked, alleging that the reasons given by Penguin for withdrawing from the publication had been exposed. Gehlot further alleged that despite the allegations concerning pressure from the PMO and the government, there had been no response from the government. He described this silence as a tacit admission of the allegations. Defending Sonia Gandhi, Gehlot said she was not an ordinary political leader, pointing to her tenure as Congress President for 22 years, her role as Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, and her tenure as Chairperson of the National Advisory Council (NAC) during the UPA government. He also credited the UPA era with several major initiatives, including the Right to Education (RTE), Food Security Act, Right to Information (RTI) and Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA). Gehlot also spoke at length about Sonia Gandhi's personal journey and her association with the Nehru-Gandhi family. Referring to the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and later the death of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, he said Sonia Gandhi had faced significant personal losses before eventually agreeing to take an active leadership role in the Congress at the request of party leaders. Responding to past criticism over Sonia Gandhi's foreign origins, Gehlot said such distinctions become irrelevant when a person dedicates themselves to the country they have adopted as their own. He also recalled the criticism faced by Sonia Gandhi when she became Congress president and argued that her contribution and long political career should be judged on her work rather than her origins. Gehlot claimed that even some people associated with the RSS and BJP privately admire Sonia Gandhi's personality and achievements, although they may not publicly acknowledge it. Gehlot described Sonia Gandhi's forthcoming autobiography as an important step towards presenting her own account of her life and political journey. According to Gehlot, the book is intended in part to counter what he described as misconceptions and allegations surrounding Sonia Gandhi and the Nehru-Gandhi family during the years of the NDA government. He also said Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi had maintained restraint despite repeated political attacks and allegations against them. Addressing the question of a new publisher taking over the project, Gehlot said several major publishers had approached the authors immediately after news emerged of Penguin's withdrawal. He said the arrival of another publisher was, therefore, not unexpected and asserted that the book would be printed and released on November 10. Gehlot's remarks came amid continuing political controversy surrounding the publication of Sonia Gandhi's forthcoming autobiography and Penguin's reported decision to withdraw from the Indian publication.
Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], September 4: Dr. Stuti Khare Shukla, an eminent MD Dermatologist and internationally acclaimed Hair Growth Specialist, popularly known as the Hair Queen, was honored as a distinguished
Long refilling waits mar Jaipur drive as Delhi-Mumbai eway hits CNG bump
Edu dept reinstates 75 TSP teachers ahead of Teachers Day
Five Delhi-bound flights diverted to Jaipur
JMC asks FIRs over illegal parking fee collection
Tenant held for killing landlord over rent refund row
BJPs central functionaries face a test of political clout in Raj local body polls
Cong face off in 16 JMC wards as candidate count falls to 723
Residents living along Kartarpura nallah threaten poll boycott over years of neglect
MP woman held with 73.6g MD drug in Jaisalmer
HC directs bar council to clear advocate enrolment applications by Sept 9
BJP asks workers to support party candidates amid dissent
Delhi Rain Fury: 9 Flights Diverted As Thunderstorms Lash Capital, Red Warning Issued By IMD
Heavy rain and thunderstorms disrupted life across Delhi-NCR on Friday, forcing nine flights to be diverted from Indira Gandhi International Airport. Four flights were sent to Jaipur, four to Lucknow and one to Ahmedabad. Water accumulation was also reported at the airport. Palam recorded the highest rainfall at 72.2 mm in three hours, while gusty winds reached 76 kmph. The IMD issued a red warning for heavy rainfall in parts of the region. Rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue through Saturday, with rainfall intensity likely to ease from September 6.
SEE: Delhi airport flooded, flights diverted
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport experienced waterlogging at its Terminal 2 and 3 approach roads and forecourts due to heavy rainfall. While the accumulated water was cleared, the severe weather conditions led to the diversion of at least nine flights to other cities like Jaipur, Lucknow, and Ahmedabad. The India Meteorological Department had issued a red alert for intense rainfall in the national capital.
BJP using govt machinery to target Cong candidates: Dotasra
Delhi Airport Diverts 9 Flights Amid Inclement Weather
An official said four flights each were diverted to Jaipur and Lucknow, and one flight was diverted to Ahmedabad.
Jaipur man held, over 33L seized in online betting case
Mastermind of Jaipur businessman kidnapping case arrested in Dubai, brought back
Mastermind of Jaipur businessman kidnapping case arrested in Dubai brought back
Pvt education body threatens poll boycott over RTE dues
Quick Thinking Constable Averts Disaster at Jaipur ISKCON Temple Fire
A gas cylinder fire at the ISKCON temple in Jaipur was swiftly controlled, thanks to the bravery of a constable during a busy festival. Quick Thinking Constable Averts Disaster at Jaipur ISKCON Temple Fire
Mastermind of Jaipur kidnapping case arrested in Dubai, brought to Jaipur
Major tragedy averted as fire breaks out at ISKCON Temple ahead of Rajasthan CM's visit in Jaipur
BJPs BL Santosh Reviews Urban Local Body Election Preparations in Jaipur
BJPs BL Santosh visits Jaipur to assess preparations for upcoming urban local body elections, focusing on strategy and organizational strength. BJPs BL Santosh Reviews Urban Local Body Election Preparations in Jaipur
Jaipur kulfi seller makes special ice-cream for dogs, internet calls him 'cutie uncle'
Jaipur kulfi seller makes special icecream for dogs internet calls him cutie uncle
Lisa Ray Explores Jaipur with Daughters, Embracing Culture and Cuisine
Actress Lisa Ray shares her delightful Jaipur experience with her daughters, highlighting the citys rich culture and delicious Rajasthani cuisine. Lisa Ray Explores Jaipur with Daughters, Embracing Culture and Cuisine
Lisa Ray explores Jaipurs art, culture and cuisine with her daughters
Jaipur golfer Ojaswini Saraswat seals 14th national title with dramatic birdie
India womens kabaddi head coach Neeta Dadwe seeks unique hat-trick at Asian Games
Jaipur makes night polo history
Congress Infighting Clears Path for BJP Victory: Madan Rathore
Jaipur, September 3: Rajasthan BJP President Madan Rathore has launched a sharp attack on the Congress party regarding the alleged turmoil following ticket distributions for the upcoming local body elections. He stated that Congress should focus on resolving its internal conflicts rather than worrying about the BJP. Dismissing reports of dissatisfaction or any form of ... Read more Congress Infighting Clears Path for BJP Victory: Madan Rathore
Jaipurs former international squash star Surbhi Misra only coach from Rajasthan at Asian Games
Siegwerk looks to expand capacity at its Bhiwadi plant
Congress expels Bikaner father-son duo after assault on city chief
BJPs B L Santosh to visit Jaipur on Sept 4 for municipal poll preparations amid unrest
Spl edu teachers shielded from non-academic duties in Sriganganagar, Alwar
Cong wins Jaisalmer Ward 23 unopposed as BJP, independents withdraw nominations
2 BJP, 1 Congress candidates elected unopposed in Ramgarh Shekhawati municipality
RU PhD row: Students, panel reach agreement on 9 demands; to meet VC on Sept 5
BJP nominee offered me money, Bhilwara independent candidate alleges
SOG nabs another suspect in lecturer fake degree case
RLP-BJP workers clash at Barmer SDM office over nomination withdrawal
Bhilwara MLA seeks pledge against horse-trading
50-yr-old man posing as transgender steals jewellery from shop, arrested
21-yr-old enters poll fray in Bhilwara, grandfather to contest 9th election
Supreme Court declines plea challenging Rajasthan, UP school entry curbs
3 Gujarat men held for using fake notes at petrol pump in Barmer
Raj 21% rain-deficient with monsoon in final lap
