Jaipur, July 18: Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma on Saturday inspected the Rajasthan Cyber Crime Control Centre (R4C) and the 1930 Cyber Crime Helpline operating under it at the Police Headquarters. During the visit, he reviewed the states efforts to curb cyber crime and directed officials to intensify action against cyber criminals. The Chief Minister held ... Read more CM Bhajanlal Sharma Reviews Rajasthan Cyber Crime Control Centre, Directs Strict Action Against Cyber Fraudsters
Gramin Madadkashi Foundation Distributes School Bags and Educational Material to Needy Students
Udaipur, July 18: Continuing its social commitment towards education, Gramin Madadkashi Foundation distributed educational material to underprivileged and needy students of Rajasthan Bal Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Jhadol. Foundation founder Sandeep Patidar and Saroj Patidar distributed school bags and educational supplies to students and wished them success in their academic journey. As part of ... Read more Gramin Madadkashi Foundation Distributes School Bags and Educational Material to Needy Students
MP Mannalal Rawat Seeks SIT Probe into Alleged Child Trafficking and Religious Conversion Network
Udaipur, July 18: Member of Parliament Mannalal Rawat has written to the Chief Minister seeking a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into allegations that children are being taken out of Rajasthan in the name of education and subsequently subjected to religious conversion. He has also demanded investigations by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Central Bureau ... Read more MP Mannalal Rawat Seeks SIT Probe into Alleged Child Trafficking and Religious Conversion Network
Supreme Court stays demolition of mosques in Rajasthan border districts
The top court order grants interim relief to residents affected by the ongoing demolition drive targeting mosques, madrasas, dargahs, homes and other structures; court states that no demolition shall take place for two weeks
'Promoting love jihad': Aamir Khan gets 'choke the breath' threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has issued death threats against Bollywood actor Aamir Khan. Gangsters Aarzoo Bishnoi and Tyson Bishnoi made the threats via social media and audio clips. The group also warned politicians shielding alleged culprits in a Rajasthan case. They paid tribute to deceased associates, vowing retaliation for their sacrifice. The gang claims Khan and others promote 'love jihad' against their culture.
Leaders Pay Tribute to Nelson Mandela on His Birthday
New Delhi, July 18: On the occasion of the birthday of Nelson Mandela, the former President of South Africa and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, several Chief Ministers and leaders from various states paid their respects. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma expressed on X, On the birthday of the great advocate for human rights and world ... Read more Leaders Pay Tribute to Nelson Mandela on His Birthday
Delay in Panchayat Elections Reflects Administrative Failure, Says Ashok Gehlot
Jaipur, July 18: Former Chief Minister of Rajasthan and senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot sharply criticized the Bhajanlal Sharma government on Friday for the delay in Panchayat and urban body elections. He referenced a stern remark from the Rajasthan High Court, which stated, If the commission cannot conduct elections, let us know, and judges will ... Read more Delay in Panchayat Elections Reflects Administrative Failure, Says Ashok Gehlot
Straight from Homi Bhabha Block Mumbai
The incidence of cancer is not rare anymore in India. In the past two decades, the number of cancer patients has increased quite significantly in India. Though the Union Government as well as various state governments have set up many new medical colleges and healthcare centers, there are still thousands of patients from Jammu & Kashmir and many other parts of India that come to Mumbai to get treated at Tata Memorial Hospital. There are several good reasons why they choose to go there including trust, expertise, cost-effectiveness, and comprehensive care. The hospital uses modern technology along with a team of committed doctors, nurses, and other paramedical personnel. Both general as well as privately treated patients get the same amount of professional care. With the number of patients increasing day by day in Parel campus, many of the patients are referred to Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer (ACTREC), Khargar, Navi Mumbai. This center covers a huge area and provides advanced medical treatment along with residential facilities to those poor patients who cannot afford private lodging. People from all corners of the country, including Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and various states in South and West India can be seen coming here for treatment. The most challenging situation that a family can ever face is the time when cancer is diagnosed for the first time. For many, hearing about cancer means facing fear and uncertainty. They experience stress and lose their confidence. Their suffering becomes more when the doctors tell them that their kids will have to travel thousands of kilometers to get specialized treatment in Mumbai. The journey to Tata Memorial Centre usually starts from Homi Bhabha Block where patients are registered for admission in the hospital. Long queues of patients and their attendants stand patiently every morning in order to get themselves registered in the hospital. The patients are registered in general or private categories depending on their financial conditions. Financial help, subsidized drugs, and welfare assistance are available for many deserving children getting treatment in the hospital. But one thing that can never be measured in terms of medical instruments is the compassion of people inside the waiting room of Homi Bhabha Block. In case of a new patient who is shocked with so many people who are seeking treatment, he/she sits silently and feels scared inside. He/she will sit beside another patient/parent whose child has already received months of treatment without asking their religious belief, caste, language, and region. They might share some biscuits, tea or even some comforting words to the new arrivals. What type of cancer has been diagnosed in you? When did your treatment start? Dont lose hope and be courageous. Stick to the advice of the doctors. These sorts of conversations usually become the first form of psychological strength for the newly arrived people. In a matter of few minutes, the new people become a part of the companions and the fear starts fading away. The patients start preparing themselves psychologically for their chemotherapy, operation or radiotherapy. There are also various charitable organizations and NGOs that extend assistance to the patients, especially the kids. They usually give them free books, bags, writing material, ration packets, healthy food, counseling, playtime, yoga classes, and education. Parents sitting outside the paediatric oncology outpatient clinic usually show their utmost gratitude for the medical professionals treating their kids. They usually appreciate doctors for being a source of hope in one of the most trying times of their life. Doctors like Dr. Chetan Damnay, Dr. Aditya, Dr.Yaseen and Dr. Jain, among others, and their colleagues, try hard to offer specialized treatment to the children undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Progress of every treatment process is monitored and assessed through regular outpatient visits. The surgeons and other professionals in the surgery department, Dr. Sajid Qureshi and his colleagues, are equally respected for their dedication to the cause. Dedication of the nurses is not behind too. From injection to dressing, everything is done with professional excellence and efficiency. The wards maintain hygiene through out. Once a patient finishes chemotherapy, another is ready to take its place. Separate wards are reserved for children and adults, and patients from every economic and social class are treated without discrimination. Rich or poor, whether you are a government official, politician or labourer, everyone is treated with equal care. Thousands of people every year avail cancer treatment at the Parel and ACTREC hospitals, while thousands more cases register themselves each year. With cancer treatment facilities available in numerous states, most of the patients find the facilities for infrastructure, costs, and multi-disciplinary treatment the reason why they prefer coming to Mumbai. Nevertheless, visiting Mumbai for some families is not feasible due to the economic burden. Costs go far beyond hospital charges; parents need to stay with their sick kids until completion of the treatment process, making them lose paid jobs and income. In some cases, people even have to sell their property to pay for the travel, accommodation, and living costs during treatment. This situation demonstrates the importance of improving the cancer treatment facilities in the country. While new medical colleges have been opened in various states, it is also equally important to create a good regional cancer center equipped with modern technologies, skilled medical personnel, and accessible costs. For each family that enters the Homi Bhabha Block building, fighting cancer does not just involve the treatment of medicine, but it also involves courage, compassion, and hope that go along with it. In the bustling room of that building, strangers can end up becoming one anothers biggest strengththe kind of therapy that starts with humanity itself. Author is Senior Journalist/ Human Rights Activist
1 in 4 Kerala candidates skips NEET, Rajasthan posts 69% success
NEET-UG 2026 attendance revealed regional disparities across India. Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka experienced significant candidate absenteeism this year. Rajasthan, however, saw increased registrations and a strong qualification rate. Other northern states like Uttar Pradesh also reported lower absentee numbers. This shift highlights evolving patterns in medical entrance examination participation.
Rajasthan woman Sarpanch highlights rural innovations at BRICS Ministerial Meeting
Sarpanch Neeru Yadav represented India at the global event under Indias presidency as a grassroots woman representative and panelist
ALLEN dominates NEET-UG 2026 with 5 in Top 10
Srinagar, July 17: ALLEN Career Institute has once again emerged as one of the top performers in the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) 2026, with five of its students securing positions in the top 10 and 46 making it to the top 100 in the national rankings. According to the institute, Aryan Gupta secured All India Rank (AIR) 1 with 715 marks out of 720 after the tie-breaker rule was applied, while Panshul Bansal, who scored the same marks, secured AIR 2. Ayush Bhalotia bagged AIR 4 with 710 marks, Aryan Dubey secured AIR 7, and Gaurav Singh obtained AIR 9. The institute said that 10 of its students featured in the top 20, 23 in the top 50 and 46 in the top 100. It also stated that 63 of the 138 candidates across the country who scored 690 marks or above in NEET-UG 2026 were associated with ALLEN through its classroom, online or distance learning programmes. ALLEN CEO Nitin Kukreja congratulated the successful candidates and their families, saying the results reflected the institute's continued academic excellence and the hard work of its students and faculty. Among the top achievers, Panshul Bansal of Faridabad credited focused preparation, conceptual learning and regular question practice for his success, while Ayush Bhalotia from Bihar said daily revision, mock tests and analysing mistakes after every test played a key role in securing AIR 4. Gaurav Singh of Rajasthan said consistent revision, NCERT-based study and following faculty guidance helped him achieve AIR 9.
Tribals Demand Separate Bhil Pradesh at Grand Conference in Rajasthan
Jaipur, July 17: Thousands of tribals from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli gathered at the renowned Manger Dham in Banswara for a grand conference on Friday. Under the banner of the Bhil Pradesh Liberation Front, participants unanimously called for the establishment of a new state, Bhil ... Read more Tribals Demand Separate Bhil Pradesh at Grand Conference in Rajasthan
Rajasthan Pilgrims Escape Blaze After Bus Fire on Amarnath Yatra Return
Jaipur, July 17: A bus carrying pilgrims returning from the Amarnath Yatra in Rajasthan caught fire after a tire burst. The incident occurred near Karol on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH-44) in the Ramban district. Fortunately, all passengers were safely evacuated, preventing a major disaster. On Friday, the Jammu and Kashmir administration arranged alternative transportation ... Read more Rajasthan Pilgrims Escape Blaze After Bus Fire on Amarnath Yatra Return
Rajasthan Opposition Leader Criticizes Government Over Grant Irregularities and Healthcare Crisis
Jaipur, July 17: Rajasthans opposition leader, Tikaram Julie, has raised concerns regarding irregularities in grants for cows, the ongoing healthcare crisis, and the Vande Mataram Bill. In an interview with a news agency on Friday, Julie highlighted the misuse of funds allocated for cow welfare. He stated, I have come across cases where fake cows ... Read more Rajasthan Opposition Leader Criticizes Government Over Grant Irregularities and Healthcare Crisis
Asaram's plea for interim bail: We don't want any untoward thing to happen, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has sought health updates on Asaram's condition for his bail plea. Rajasthan govt will submit an affidavit regarding his medical status by July 20. Asaram is seeking interim bail on medical grounds from the apex court. His conviction and life sentence were upheld by the Rajasthan High Court recently.
Supreme Court asks Rajasthan to reassess Asaram Bapus health before deciding Interim bail plea
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Rajasthan government to examine the latest medical condition of self-styled godman and rape convict Asaram Bapu and determine whether his health warrants the grant of interim bail while his appeal against conviction remains pending. A Bench of Justice M.M. Sundresh and Justice P.B. Varale was hearing Asarams appeal [] The post Supreme Court asks Rajasthan to reassess Asaram Bapus health before deciding Interim bail plea appeared first on India Legal .
NEET UG Results 2026: Top 10 States With Highest Number Of Qualified Candidates
NEET UG Re-Exam Results 2026: State-wise data released by the NTA shows that Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of qualified candidates, followed by Rajasthan and Maharashtra.
Why Business Tycoons Call This Rajasthan Temple Their 'Business Partner'
Every donation is recorded, counted under CCTV surveillance, and deposited across five banks. The funds are also used for temple expansion and development of 16 nearby villages.
Five child marriages stopped through court-issued injunctions on a single day in Rajasthans Sikar
Issued by the court of the Judicial Magistrate under Section 13(1) of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, an injunction order empowers the authorities to proactively prevent a child marriage before it occurs
Bus carrying 47 Yatris catches fire; all safe
Ramban, Jul 16: Forty-seven Amarnath Yatra pilgrims had a narrow escape after the sleeper coach they were travelling in caught fire on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway near Karool in Ramban district on Thursday. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha reviewed the situation and directed the district administration to provide immediate assistance and arrange for their safe travel back to Rajasthan. Officials said the Rajasthan-registered sleeper coach (RJ27PC-9921), which was travelling from Srinagar to Jammu, caught fire from the tyre side while in motion. The bus was carrying 47 occupants, including the driver and conductor. Swift action by personnel from Fire and Emergency Services, along with J&K Police, CRPF, Army, and local volunteers, ensured that all passengers were safely evacuated before the vehicle was completely engulfed in flames. During the firefighting operation, Selection Grade Fireman Manohar Kumar sustained injuries after a tyre exploded and was immediately shifted for medical treatment. No pilgrim was injured in the incident. In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor said, I have reviewed the situation with senior officials and Deputy Commissioner, Ramban, after a Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrim bus from Rajasthan returning after Darshan caught fire at Karol due to a tyre burst. By Lord Shiva's grace, all pilgrims are safe. I have directed the Ramban district administration to provide immediate assistance to the Yatris and arrange for their safe travel back to Rajasthan. Firefighters launched an intensive operation to douse the flames and prevent the fire from spreading further. Traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway remained disrupted for a brief period before normal movement was restored. The entire rescue and firefighting operation was carried out under the overall supervision of ADGP / Director, Fire and Emergency Services, J&K, Alok Kumar (IPS), with the Assistant Director, Fire and Emergency Services, and other senior officers remaining on the ground to monitor the situation and coordinate the multi-agency response. Authorities have initiated an investigation to ascertain the exact cause of the fire.
Srinagar, Jul 16: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Thursday declared the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, NEET (UG) 2026, with 11.21 lakh candidates qualifying for admission to MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and allied courses across the country. According to NTA, nearly 20 lakh candidates appeared in the examination, which was conducted in 13 languages at thousands of centres across India and abroad. More than 58 per cent of the qualified candidates are women. Jammu and Kashmir has registered a remarkable performance in the NEET-UG 2026 examination, with two candidates from the Union Territory securing top spots in the national toppers' list. Official documents confirm that Hadiya Nisar has emerged as the highest-ranked candidate from J&K. She secured an impressive All India Rank (AIR) 99 with a percentile score of 99.9931, placing her among the country's top 100 medical aspirants. Another talented candidate, Zaidan Wani, also made the Union Territory proud by securing AIR 124 with an identical percentile score of 99.9931, demonstrating exceptional academic prowess. The agency said 138 candidates scored above 690 marks out of 720, reflecting a highly competitive performance at the top end of the merit list. Of these high scorers, over 93 per cent were appearing for NEET for the first time, while around 99 per cent were between 17 and 19 years of age. NTA said 19 candidates secured more than 700 marks. A total of 1,492 candidates scored 650 marks and above, 10,160 candidates scored 600 marks and above, while 90,780 candidates secured 500 marks and above. The highest score of 715 out of 720 was jointly secured by Aryan Gupta of Punjab and Panshul Bansal of Haryana, the agency said. Qualified candidates emerged from all 36 States and Union Territories. Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest number of successful candidates with more than 1.7 lakh qualifiers, while Lakshadweep recorded 43 qualified candidates. According to NTA, 17 State toppers scored 700 marks or above, while 26 State toppers secured more than 690 marks. The top 17 rankers belong to Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Telangana. Category wise data released by NTA showed that 2.91 lakh candidates qualified from the General category, 5.12 lakh from OBC NCL, 1.59 lakh from SC, 63,716 from ST, and 95,026 from the Gen EWS category. Among specially abled candidates, 3,666 PwBD and 303 PwD candidates qualified. The agency also highlighted the strong performance of women candidates. According to NTA, women recorded a higher qualification rate of 56.8 per cent compared to 55.1 per cent among male candidates. NTA said the result was declared after completing all stages of evaluation and verification. The provisional answer key was released on June 25, 2026, while the final answer key and results were published on July 16, 2026. Candidates can access their scorecards through the official NEET portal. NTA has advised students to rely only on official counselling websites and remain cautious of fraudulent admission offers and misleading claims regarding seat allotment or score enhancement.
LG reviews situation after Yatri bus fire in Ramban
All pilgrims safe Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha reviewed the situation after a Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra pilgrim bus from Rajasthan caught fire at Karol in Ramban due to tyre burst while returning from the holy cave. The LG spoke with the Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Shri Mohammad Alyas Khan and senior officials, and directed them []
Bus carrying Amarnath yatris catches fire in Ramban, all pilgrims safe
Banihal, July 16: A bus carrying Shri Amarnath Yatra pilgrims caught fire on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway near Karool in Ramban district on Wednesday. All 47 occupants, including the driver and conductor, were safely evacuated, officials said. The sleeper bus (Registration No. RJ27PC-9921), carrying pilgrims from Rajasthan, was travelling from Srinagar to Jammu when it caught fire near Karool on NH-44. Police, CRPF, Army personnel, SDRF, Civil QRT Ramban volunteers and other emergency teams rushed to the spot and launched rescue and firefighting operations. The passengers were evacuated in time, and no injuries were reported. Deputy Commissioner Ramban, Mohammad Alyas Khan, confirmed that all the pilgrims were safe. He said all 47 occupants, including the driver and conductor, escaped unhurt. According to the Deputy Commissioner, the bus caught fire soon after one of its tyres burst. He added that the pilgrims were being shifted to another bus for their onward journey to Jammu. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained. Traffic on the highway was briefly affected during the firefighting operation before normal movement was restored.
'RR was ready without me': Samson reveals why he walked away from Royals
Sanju Samson discussed his difficult departure from Rajasthan Royals after many years. He felt both he and the franchise were ready for a change. The opportunity to join Chennai Super Kings and reunite with friends influenced his decision. He admired MS Dhoni since childhood and dreamed of playing alongside him. Samson's IPL career began with Rajasthan Royals in 2013.
CSK felt like the right franchise despite emotional RR exit: Sanju Samson
Sanju Samson found leaving Rajasthan Royals after a decade a very difficult career decision. His strong connections with MS Dhoni and Ruturaj Gaikwad eased his transition to Chennai Super Kings. Samson felt the Chennai franchise was a perfect fit for his playing style and aspirations. He idolized Dhoni growing up and dreamed of playing alongside him for India. Samson's IPL debut came unexpectedly after a teammate's injury for Rajasthan Royals.
After The End Of IPL 2025, Told Myself That Boys And RR Ready To Play Without Me, Says Samson
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson has opened up about his blockbuster trade from Rajasthan Royals to Chennai Super Kings before IPL 2026 began, stating that he felt his long-standing franchise was finally ready to transition into a new phase without him. Samson spent 11 years with RR and captained them for five seasons, before moving to CSK through a high-profile trade ahead of IPL 2026. Moving on from RR was a very big decision for me. I believe that after playing for a team for some time, you start to feel like this is your team and nobody can remove you. But I always had the awareness that there is a limited time for everyone at one place. You do your part, and you move out and after the end of IPL 2025, a point came when I felt that I should move on. I told myself that the boys are ready, and RR is ready to play without Sanju Samson. That is when I thought of leaving, Samson said on JioStar's 'Superstars. Explaining his choice to join CSK, Samson highlighted the influence of MS Dhoni and current skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad. And when you think of moving out, you wonder where to go and which team to join. There were two or three options at that time. But honestly, CSK, Mahi bhai's influence, the franchise itself, and my friends there, especially Ruturaj, meant I had great connections. Based on what I had heard about CSK from other players, I felt that this franchise was my type. If I go there, it will be very good for me. I had wished for that, but a trade is a tricky thing. I want to go there, but do they want me? And the original team needs to get what they want in return. Everyone has to agree. It was a major turning point. Luckily, I ended up in CSK. It was a great feeling, he added. While his move to CSK was fueled by a desire to share the field with his childhood idol, Dhoni's fitness issues meant he didnt play in IPL 2026. In turn, it has temporarily delayed Samsons dream of sharing a partnership with him in CSK colours. When I was in school, Mahi bhai had just gotten into the Indian team. The way he carried himself and his aggressive batting style really attracted me. I started following him closely. He used to appear in the ads, and I would cut out his picture and stick it in my diary. Every kid has an idol, and Mahi bhai was mine. As a child, I used to watch India play every day. Mahi bhai would be captaining and winning matches. I would go to sleep thinking, 'I have to play one day too.' I used to dream of batting with him, building a partnership, and fielding alongside him. Now, I have joined CSK. I felt like destiny had brought me here, and I would finally get to play with him. But unfortunately, he wasn't fit this time. He had a calf injury towards the end. But the dream is still alive. Let's see what happens next year, he remarked. Recalling his early days in the IPL, Samson credited former India pacer S Sreesanth for forcefully pushing his case during the RR trials when he was just a teenager. Sreesanth bhai is a very generous person. In the Kerala dressing room, when I was young, I used to see him take five or six players every year to the Rajasthan Royals trials. At that time, I was dropped from the Kerala team because I wasn't scoring runs. Sree bhai came down to play a crucial Ranji Trophy match. He called our secretary, TC Mathew sir, and said, 'I want Sanju in the team.' Mathew sir replied, 'He is not performing, why should we take him?' But Sree bhai insisted, 'No, bring him. I'll make him perform.' I was about 16 years-old then. I scored 122 in the first innings and 51 in the second. After the match, Sree bhai took me to the trial in Jaipur. Rahul Dravid sir came to meet me for the first time. Right in front of him, Sree bhai started hyping me up. He said, 'Rahul bhai, look at this boy. He has hit me for a lot of runs. He hit sixes, did this, did that.' I was already under pressure, and he made up a lot of stories there for me. But somehow, I managed to hit a few sixes after that, he recalled. Though Dravid promised him an opportunity, Samson had to bide his time on the bench during the 2013 season, which he used as a massive learning curve by maintaining a personal diary of advice from legends. Rahul sir was impressed with my performance in the trials, and he brought me into the Rajasthan Royals setup. He told me, 'I will make you play. In this team, I can promise you that you will get a chance. In other teams, I am not sure, but here I will give you an opportunity.' I did well in the trials and also performed for Kerala in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. In the first practice match before the IPL, Rahul sir gave me a game, but I didn't do well. Still, he had promised me a chance. But when the playing XI was announced for the first match, my name was not there. However, that turned out to be a blessing in disguise. I sat out for about five or six games. I used to go and talk to Rahul sir every day for about half an hour. I asked him how to handle pressure. I was picking the brains of all the big players in those first six games. Shane Watson was there, Rahul sir, Ajinkya Rahane, Brad Hodge, all big names. I was just an 18-year-old kid asking them questions. I had a small diary. I would ask them questions, go back to my room, and write down their answers. I noted down how I should try and play if I got a match, he said. Samsons big IPL break eventually came due to an unfortunate injury to regular keeper Dishant Yagnik, though it ended with a quick reality check. After the first six games, I finally gathered the courage to ask Rahul bhai why I wasn't playing when he had promised me. He calmly explained that I needed to be patient and that my time would come. I sat out for about five or six games. I used to go and talk to Rahul sir every day for about half an hour. I asked him how to handle pressure. I was picking the brains of all the big players in those first six games. Shane Watson was there, Rahul sir, Ajinkya Rahane, Brad Hodge, all big names. I was just an 18-year-old kid asking them questions. I had a small diary. I would ask them questions, go back to my room, and write down their answers. I noted down how I should try and play if I got a match, he said. Also Read: Live Cricket Score So, they played me against Punjab, which was my debut in the IPL in 2013, and I won that game for the team. It was my first match. I scored 27 not out batting at number 6. I also got three-four dismissals while keeping the wickets. But in the next match, Dishant bhai was fit again, and I was dropped, he concluded. Article Source: IANS
Sanju Samson Opens Up on RR Exit, CSK Move and MS Dhoni Dream
The India wicketkeeper-batter recalls his journey with Rajasthan Royals, credits S Sreesanth for his IPL break and says joining Chennai Super Kings fulfils a childhood dream.
Rajasthan PTET Counselling 2026 Registration Ends Today; Apply Now
Candidates must register online at ptetvmoukota2026.in, complete the counselling form, and keep the confirmation page for admission.
Rajasthan High Court Approves Marriage for Inmates in Jodhpur Open Jail
Jaipur, July 16: The Rajasthan High Court has granted permission for two inmates serving life sentences in Jodhpur Open Jail to marry. In a unique ruling, the court stated that the marriage of two consenting adults falls under the right to life and personal liberty as per Article 21 of the Constitution. The bench, consisting ... Read more Rajasthan High Court Approves Marriage for Inmates in Jodhpur Open Jail
Pune Cops Visit Rajasthan Temple to Verify Siya-Chetan Secret Marriage Claim
Pune Police visited Khatu Shyam Temple to verify reports of a secret marriage between Ketan Agarwal murder accused Siya Goyal and Chetan Chowdhury
Hindustan Zincs Zinc Kaushal Empowering Rural Youth with Global Career Opportunities
Udaipur, July 16, 2026 (Daily Kiran): Hindustan Zinc Limited is playing a significant role in strengthening employability and livelihood opportunities for rural youth through its flagship skill development initiative, Zinc Kaushal, which has trained more than 10,000 young people across Rajasthan and Uttarakhand since its launch in 2019. The programme has emerged as a major ... Read more Hindustan Zincs Zinc Kaushal Empowering Rural Youth with Global Career Opportunities
45% women participation with 8,000+ youth landing jobs in prestigious organizations Creating sustainable livelihoods through 26 Cr skilling initiative across Rajasthan and Uttarakhand Udaipur : From the quiet village of Bhamniya Khet near Udaipur to the cruise decks of Marella Cruises in Spain, Deepikas story is one of grit, opportunity, and transformation. With limited resources ... Read more From Rural Rajasthan to Global Careers: Hindustan Zincs Zinc Kaushal Trains Over 10,000 Youth, Creates Pathways to Opportunity
Rajasthan continues to struggle with maternal deaths
PTI Jaipur/Kota A 25-year-old woman died at Bikaners PBM Hospital after battling post-Caesarean complications for over a month, the third maternal death at the facility in recent weeks, officials said on Wednesday, as Rajasthan struggled with a surge in such cases. The state has reported 19 maternal deaths, mostly linked to post-Caesarean complications and kidney []
NPCIL-NTPC JV to invite bids for 28,000 crore Rajasthan nuclear project
In a significant step towards bolstering India's nuclear infrastructure, Anushakti Vidhyut Nigam Ltd will shortly invite bids for a crucial nuclear island package. This tender encompasses four 700 MW reactors at the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan Atomic Power Project and is worth over 28,000 crore as part of the indigenous PHWR program.
Legislatures Are Schools of Democracy, Says Om Birla at Rajasthan Assemblys 75th Anniversary Event
AMN / Jaipur Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday said legislatures are not merely institutions for making laws but schools of democracy where elected representatives learn the values of dialogue, discipline, consensus and public service. He stressed that democracy derives its strength not only from constitutional provisions but also from public trust, dignity and []
Humanity and Empathy Should Always Rise Above Political Boundaries: Vasundhara Raje
Jaipur, July 15: Former Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Vasundhara Raje, emphasized on Wednesday that the spirit of humanity is far greater than political differences. She recalled an incident when she visited the Congress office following the death of former MP Abrar Ahmed. Raje noted that many questioned whether it was appropriate for a Chief Minister ... Read more Humanity and Empathy Should Always Rise Above Political Boundaries: Vasundhara Raje
Rajasthans Legacy of Democracy Celebrated at 75th Assembly Anniversary
Jaipur, July 15: The 75th anniversary of the Rajasthan Assembly was celebrated on Wednesday with a grand event called Amrit Mahotsav, attended by Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan as the chief guest. Upon his arrival at the assembly complex, he received a warm welcome. He participated in the concluding session of the Legislative Pride Journey: Conference ... Read more Rajasthans Legacy of Democracy Celebrated at 75th Assembly Anniversary
ASHVINI set to invite bids for construction of Rs 28,000-cr Rajasthan nuclear power project
ASHVINI will soon invite bids for a significant nuclear island EPC package. This package is for four 700 MW reactors at the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan atomic power project. The tender covers engineering, manufacturing, supply, and construction for the nuclear island systems. This initiative supports India's accelerated nuclear expansion program and its energy mission. The project will add substantial nuclear generation capacity and strengthen domestic manufacturing capabilities.
Rajasthan Government Transfers 18 IPS Officers in Major Reshuffle
Jaipur, July 15: The Rajasthan government executed a significant reshuffle in the police administration late Tuesday night, transferring 18 IPS officers. This move includes changes at the level of two officers holding the rank of Director General (DG), along with the Commissioner of Police in Jodhpur and the Inspectors General (IG) for Ajmer and Bharatpur ... Read more Rajasthan Government Transfers 18 IPS Officers in Major Reshuffle
Rajasthan Assembly Celebrates 75 Years with Grand Amrit Mahotsav
Jaipur, July 15: The Rajasthan Assembly will celebrate its 75th anniversary on Wednesday with a grand event called the Amrit Mahotsav. This unique celebration will bring together constitutional figures, current and former legislators, and MPs from across the country. During the event, the Assembly will honor 26 legislators who have been elected six times or ... Read more Rajasthan Assembly Celebrates 75 Years with Grand Amrit Mahotsav
Rajasthan Government Pushes for Increased Crude Oil Production Using Advanced Technology
Jaipur, July 14: In response to a decline in crude oil production in recent years, the Rajasthan government has urged oil-producing companies to adopt new technologies to enhance output. Aparna Arora, Additional Chief Secretary (Mines and Petroleum), stated that increasing the refining of the states crude oil within Rajasthan would significantly boost value addition and ... Read more Rajasthan Government Pushes for Increased Crude Oil Production Using Advanced Technology
Transporters' strike in Rajasthan grounds over 10,000 trucks
Over 10,000 trucks have gone off the roads in Rajasthan as transporters begin an indefinite strike against new regulations, including mandatory VLTD installation, permit issues and e-challans. The protest has disrupted freight operations and could affect the supply of essential goods if it continues.
The Rajasthan High Court has dismissed a batch of petitions challenging the proposed demolition of several mosques, madrasas and dargahs located within a 50-kilometre radius of the India-Pakistan border, holding that the matter primarily concerns national security and regulatory compliance rather than religious discrimination. The single-judge Bench of Justice Sameer Jain observed on Monday that [] The post Rajasthan High Court dismisses pleas against proposed demolition of mosques near India-Pakistan border appeared first on India Legal .
IRCTC offers Onam tour from Mangaluru to Gujarat, Delhi and Rajasthan, separate package for Kashmir
Tourists can choose between four categories of travel and accommodation
Rajasthan maternal death mystery: Rajasthan government hospitals recorded nine maternal deaths in six days. Investigations are underway into these tragic fatalities across multiple districts. Other Indian cities like Mumbai and Delhi face distinct maternal healthcare pressures. Families affected by these deaths seek accountability and systemic reforms. Ensuring safe pregnancy and childbirth remains a national concern.
'When Will Mumma Return?' Rajasthan Maternal Deaths Tear Families Apart
In the last two months, 18 maternal deaths have been reported across five districts in Rajasthan, raising serious concerns about the healthcare system.
Security sweep at Rajasthan High Court after bomb threat
Rajashthan High Court administration received an email threatening that the building would be damaged due to six gelatin bombs planted on the premises
Bomb threat emails spark security sweep at Rajasthan High Court
Fresh bomb threat emails sent to the Rajasthan High Court benches in Jaipur and Jodhpur triggered a major security response. Police, cyber experts and bomb disposal teams launched searches, while authorities tightened security and began tracing the sender.
The University of Rajasthan has started the online application process for PG admissions for the 2026-27 academic session from July 13. Eligible candidates, including final-year undergraduate students, can apply until August 3 for 28 postgraduate programmes. Admissions will be based on an entrance examination, and applicants can choose up to three subjects while completing the online registration process.
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the RPSC 2nd Grade Senior Teacher Admit Card 2026 for the recruitment examination being conducted from July 12 to July 18. Candidates can download their hall tickets through the Rajasthan SSO Portal or the recruitment portal using their application number and date of birth. The recruitment covers 10,537 vacancies, while candidates have been advised to carry the required documents and follow the prescribed exam day instructions.
Shree Diagnostic PET-CT Centre Inaugurated in Lake City
UDAIPUR, July 13, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran) :Shree Diagnostic PET-CT Centre has been inaugurated in Udaipur, marking a significant step in the field of advanced diagnostic services. The centre will provide advanced diagnostic facilities at a single location for patients from South Rajasthan and nearby areas of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, helping save time and resources ... Read more Shree Diagnostic PET-CT Centre Inaugurated in Lake City
Police bust gang that sold stolen luxury SUVs in Punjab, Rajasthan
The Central University of Rajasthan will conduct odd semester classes online from July 15 to August 14, 2026, as a precaution against possible El Nio-driven weather conditions and expected below-normal rainfall. The university said the temporary move aims to conserve water resources while ensuring academic activities continue uninterrupted, with faculty instructed to follow the regular teaching schedule online.
Tragic: Three Migrant Children Drown While Bathing in Pond in Jammu's Akhnoor
Three migrant children from Rajasthan drowned in a pond in Jammu's Akhnoor area, while a pony porter was killed after a boulder struck his tent along the Shri Amarnath Yatra route at Chandanwari. Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning of widespread rain, thunderstorms, flash floods, landslides, and shooting stones across Jammu and Kashmir, urging residents, pilgrims, and tourists to remain cautious.
Rajasthan ANTF arrests eight in coordinated anti-narcotics drive
Rajasthan Anti-Narcotics Task Force (ANTF) arrested eight alleged drug smugglers during coordinated raids across seven districts, seizing heroin, cannabis, poppy husk and synthetic drugs. Four vehicles used in the alleged trafficking network were also impounded
Central University Of Rajasthan Shifts To Online Classes Till August 14 Amid Water Concerns
Central University of Rajasthan will conduct online classes from July 15 to August 14 as a precautionary measure to conserve water amid rainfall concerns.
Nine women die after surgery in two Rajasthan towns in one week
Rajasthan MoUs with 32 institutions set to promote natural, organic farming
Collective Efforts Essential for Indias Development: Rajasthan Minister
Jaipur, July 11: Rajasthans Home State Minister Jawahar Singh Bedham emphasized on Saturday the need for collective efforts from the government, industry, and the public to realize the vision of a developed India and Rajasthan. He urged every individual to define their role in the nations progress. Speaking at the Rising Rajasthan initiative, he noted ... Read more Collective Efforts Essential for Indias Development: Rajasthan Minister
Rajasthan MP Demands Public Execution for Child Sexual Offenders
Jaipur, July 11: Hanuman Beniwal, the Member of Parliament and national convenor of the Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), condemned the alleged sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl in Sri Ganganagar on Saturday. He called for a law that mandates public execution for those convicted of such crimes. In a post on the social media platform ... Read more Rajasthan MP Demands Public Execution for Child Sexual Offenders
Eight women, minor die after surgery in two Rajasthan hospitals; state govt sends expert teams
Nine women and a minor died after surgeries in Rajasthan government hospitals over the past week. Inquiries have been initiated by the state government to ascertain the exact causes of these deaths. Expert teams are investigating the incidents in Bhilwara and Banswara districts for potential lapses. Preliminary reports have not confirmed operation theatre infections as the sole cause of fatalities.
A nine-year-old girl was driven to kill herself: How a posh school in Jaipur failed her?
A nine-year-old child faced bullying in her classroom and ended her life in a posh school in the capital city of Rajasthan, without anyone as much as noticing.
Central University of Rajasthan to hold online classes till August 14 to manage water resources
The Central University of Rajasthan will conduct its upcoming odd semester online. This temporary shift is due to weather forecasts predicting El Nino conditions and below-normal rainfall. The university aims for prudent water management on campus during this period. Classes will be held online from July 15 until August 14. Faculty will conduct virtual classes from campus or their residences as scheduled.
In a significant initiative aimed at accelerating technology-led transformation in agriculture, Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) and the Department of Agriculture, Government of Rajasthan, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on research, innovation, and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and smart technologies for sustainable agricultural development across the state. Manipal University Jaipur and Department of Agriculture, Government of Rajasthan signed MoU The MoU was signed at the Department of Agriculture, Government of Rajasthan, in the presence of Smt. Manju Rajpal, IAS, Principal Secretary, Agriculture, Horticulture and Panchayati Raj (Agriculture) Department, Government of Rajasthan, and Shri Naresh Goyal, IAS, Commissioner, Department of Agriculture, Government of Rajasthan. Representing Manipal University Jaipur were Prof. Amit Soni, Registrar, and Prof. Vijaypal Singh Dhaka, Dean – Quality and Accreditation. The collaboration aims to bridge academia, technology, and governance to develop innovative solutions that enhance agricultural productivity, improve resource efficiency, and promote sustainable farming practices. It will also create a platform for translating research outcomes into practical applications that directly benefit farmers and the agricultural ecosystem. Under the agreement, both institutions will jointly undertake research in emerging agricultural technologies, develop AI-enabled smart farming solutions, organise capacity-building programmes for farmers and agricultural professionals, promote climate-resilient and sustainable farming practices, establish a Centre of Excellence for agricultural research and innovation, support agri-tech entrepreneurship and startups, and strengthen academic and institutional collaboration. Highlighting the significance of the collaboration, Prof. Amit Soni, Registrar, Manipal University Jaipur , said, " This partnership brings together the academic and research strengths of the University with the policy vision and field expertise of the Department of Agriculture. Through collaborative research, innovation, and capacity building, we aim to develop technology-driven solutions that contribute meaningfully to the agricultural sector and strengthen Rajasthan's innovation ecosystem ." The collaboration will also facilitate interdisciplinary research involving faculty members, researchers, and students while encouraging knowledge exchange, technology transfer, and joint innovation projects in precision agriculture, digital farming, data analytics, and AI-driven decision support systems. The initiative is expected to contribute to Rajasthan's efforts towards building a modern, technology-enabled agricultural ecosystem by fostering innovation, encouraging entrepreneurship, and accelerating the adoption of smart agricultural practices. It also aligns with national priorities of promoting digital agriculture, strengthening food security, and enhancing farmers' income through scientific and technological interventions. With this landmark partnership, Manipal University Jaipur continues to expand its role as a research-driven institution working closely with government and industry to develop solutions that create measurable social and economic impact. jaipur.manipal.edu
On a bird quest: Doctors in Chennai turn avid bird photographers
It was in 2017 that Dr. Deepthi Cheran learned the ropes of photography from Rathika Ramasamy, a wildlife photographer. Since then, she has travelled to Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu in search of birds and has captured images of 300 to 400 species of birds so far.
Illegal crude oil tapping bid detected on IOCL pipeline in Rajasthans Tonk
The pressure drop was noticed on June 1. The illegal connection was removed, the pipeline repaired, and a complaint has been lodged
Rajasthan Celebrates 75 Years of Legislative Journey with Historic Assembly Gathering
Jaipur, July 11: Members from the first to the sixteenth Rajasthan Assembly, both current and former, will unite on July 15 for a historic conference marking the commencement of the Amrit Mahotsav celebrations. This special event commemorates 75 years of the Rajasthan Assembly, focusing on the evolution of democracy, legislative traditions, the dignity of the ... Read more Rajasthan Celebrates 75 Years of Legislative Journey with Historic Assembly Gathering
Over 1,100 Rural Residents Benefit from Hindustan Zinc Health Camps
Udaipur, July 11, 2026 : Hindustan Zinc Limited, under its CSR healthcare initiative, successfully organized a series of health camps in collaboration with MAMTA HIMC across key operational areas in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand, benefiting more than 1,100 rural residents with quality healthcare services. The camps were conducted in Agucha, Chanderiya, Zawar, Dariba and Pantnagar, providing ... Read more Over 1,100 Rural Residents Benefit from Hindustan Zinc Health Camps
Hindustan Zinc Health Camps Benefit Over 1,100 Rural Residents Across Rajasthan and Uttarakhand
Free medical camps provide quality healthcare services, specialist consultations and diagnostic screenings Udaipur: Hindustan Zinc Limited, under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) healthcare initiative, successfully organized a series of medical camps in collaboration with Mamta HIMC across key operational regions including Agucha, Chanderiya, Zawar, Dariba and Pantnagar. The camps benefited more than 1,100 rural residents, ... Read more Hindustan Zinc Health Camps Benefit Over 1,100 Rural Residents Across Rajasthan and Uttarakhand
Udaipur Police Reshuffle: Mukul Sharma Appointed ASP (Rural), 36 CIs Transferred Across District
Udaipur: The Rajasthan Government has carried out a major administrative reshuffle in the police department, transferring 49 Additional Superintendents of Police (ASPs) across the state. As part of the exercise, Mukul Sharma has been transferred from Chittorgarh and posted as Additional Superintendent of Police (Rural), Udaipur. Several changes have also been made within Udaipur district. ... Read more Udaipur Police Reshuffle: Mukul Sharma Appointed ASP (Rural), 36 CIs Transferred Across District
Andhra Pradesh: Panipuri Seller, 7 Youths Held In Separate Drug Busts
Patamata police arrested Mukesh Jat, a native of Rajasthan who runs a panipuri pushcart on High Tension Road, and seized 650 grams of opium from his possession: Reports
An 80-year-old Irishman, Caron Rawnsley, dedicates his life to restoring Jodhpur's forgotten stepwells. Locals affectionately call him 'Paagal Saab' for his tireless conservation efforts. His decade-long mission began after admiring Rajasthan's architectural treasures as a tourist. Anand Mahindra recently praised Rawnsley's selfless passion for preserving India's heritage. Rawnsley's work highlights the importance of sustainable water management and historical preservation.
Rajasthan Police To Stop Using 'Dalit', Replace Word With 'Scheduled Caste'
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had earlier issued an advisory to media organisations asking them to refrain from using the word Dalit in official broadcasts.
One Nation, One Election May Be Ready by 2029, JPC Chair Says
An overwhelming majority of those consulted have supported the idea of simultaneous elections, said the BJP MP from Pali in Rajasthan
Rajasthan Dalit youth dies in knife attack, SI suspended
Jaipur: A Dalit youth allegedly died after a knife attack on July 3 in Rajasthans Sri Ganganagar district, with his family alleging police inaction over an earlier complaint, which they claimed could have prevented the attack. The incident took place near the Shani Temple in the town of Srikaranpur. Two youths, CharanjitSingh and Shivraj, were 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 .
The Trinetra Ganesh Temple in Rajasthan continues an ancient tradition of receiving handwritten letters. Devotees worldwide send wishes and gratitude through postal mail to this unique spiritual site. These letters are then presented before the deity as part of the temple's long-standing customs. The temple, built around 1300 AD, is significant for worshipping Ganesha with his entire family. Visitors can reach the temple via Sawai Madhopur Junction or Jaipur Airport.
Hands And Legs Tied, Face Covered: Rajasthan Man Found Dead, Lakhs Stolen
An 80-year-old man was found dead with hands and legs tied after a robbery in Alwar.
Jagmohan Meena, a 2013-batch Odisha cadre IPS officer and IIT Kanpur graduate, has decided to resign from the service at 37, citing personal reasons and long-term career planning. Born in Rajasthan's Sikar district, he secured AIR 849 in the 2012 UPSC Civil Services Examination and later received the Police Medal for Gallantry in 2019 for anti-Maoist operations. Meena plans to explore private-sector opportunities after completing the formal resignation process.
Heavy rainfall in parts of Rajasthan; Chittorgarh, Bharatpur districts receive highest
Heavy rainfall soaked parts of Rajasthan in the past twenty-four hours. The meteorological department predicts more rainfall in the Bharatpur division on July tenth. Several districts recorded significant rainfall while some areas experienced high day temperatures. Moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at several places on Friday. Rainfall activity is expected to decrease across most of Rajasthan after July eleventh.
Monsoon covers entire India, reaches remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab
The southwest monsoon has now covered all of India, arriving one day behind schedule. Early July has recorded surplus rainfall, which is a positive development. This follows a significant rainfall deficit experienced across the country during the month of June. El Nio conditions are cited as a primary reason for the overall rainfall deficit. Seasonal monsoon rainfall is forecast to be ninety percent of the long-period average.
Soybean sowing gains pace, acreage seen surpassing last year
Soybean sowing has accelerated across key Indian states after a monsoon delay. Nearly ninety percent of targeted areas in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan are covered. Maharashtra has completed eighty to ninety percent of its soybean planting. The Soybean Processors Association of India expects total acreage to exceed last year. Favorable rainfall will determine the final soybean production outcome this season.
Rajasthan Police Arrest Three Drug Traffickers with 50 Lakh Worth of Narcotics
Jaipur, July 9: Rajasthans Jhalawar police have made a significant breakthrough in the fight against illegal drug trafficking, seizing narcotics valued at 50 lakh. The police apprehended three traffickers while they were transporting large quantities of smack and charas. According to Superintendent of Police Amit Kumar, a special police team led by Station House Officer ... Read more Rajasthan Police Arrest Three Drug Traffickers with 50 Lakh Worth of Narcotics
RSSB Patwari Result 2026 declared; merit list and cut-off released for 3,705 vacancies: Direct link
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has declared the RSSB Patwari Result 2026 for the recruitment of 3,705 vacancies. Candidates who appeared for the examination held on May 17, 2026, can check their results online using their roll number or application number. The Board has also released the merit list and category-wise cut-off marks. Shortlisted candidates will proceed to document verification, while the final selection will be completed after verification and publication of the final merit list.
Delhi-NCR wakes up to another rainy morning; IMD issues orange alert
Delhi received heavy rainfall early Thursday, extending the monsoon spell and bringing relief. An orange alert forecasts more rain across the region through most of the day. This continuous rainfall caused waterlogging in several parts of the national capital. Similar weather is expected over Haryana, Chandigarh, and west Uttar Pradesh until July tenth. Northeast Uttar Pradesh will see rain until July thirteenth, and east Rajasthan on July ninth.
Rajasthan Congress takes exception to public consultations onUCCwithout release of draft
Party demands complete draft of the Bill; says no feedback can be provided by the publicwithout knowing what the proposed law contained; State forms high-level committee to draft legislation
NMC flags GMC Jammu over CCTV compliance
Srinagar, July 08: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has identified Govt. Medical College (GMC), Jammu among 70 medical colleges across India for failing to comply with mandatory CCTV surveillance and Network Video Recorder (NVR) integration norms, directing immediate compliance with its regulations. The NMC has directed all non-compliant medical colleges and institutions across the country to immediately install CCTV surveillance systems, connect their Network Video Recorders (NVRs) with the NMC Command and Control Centre, and provide live feed access to the Commission. In a communication issued by the NMC's IT Division on July 6, 2026, the Commission stated that medical colleges are mandated under various regulations and advisories to install 25 CCTV cameras at prescribed locations and maintain 30 days of playback footage and share live feeds with the NMC through NVR connectivity. From Jammu and Kashmir, Government Medical College (GMC), Bakshinagar Jammu has figured among the institutions listed as non-compliant in the communication under the UG category. The Commission said that despite continuous follow-up with institutions, several colleges have still not linked their NVR systems with the NMC. Consequently, a list of 70 non-compliant medical colleges, including undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) institutions, has been made public. Among the institutions named are prominent government medical colleges and hospitals from Delhi, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Punjab, Odisha, Telangana, and other states. According to the NMC, the CCTV and NVR requirements form part of the UGMSR-2023 regulations, PGMSR-2023 (Amendment) dated February 20, 2026, and MARB Regulations 2023, aimed at strengthening transparency, monitoring, and regulatory oversight in medical education institutions. The commission has directed all listed institutions to comply with the CCTV installation and NVR integration requirements on an immediate basis. The Commission has also provided technical support through its designated email for institutions facing implementation issues. The notice has been forwarded to the Departments of Medical Education and Directorates of Medical Education of all States and Union Territories for further necessary action.
NDTV Investigation: Search For Answers As Several Women Die After C-Section In Kota
In this three-part series, NDTV investigates maternal deaths and severe post-delivery complications reported across government hospitals in Rajasthan.
Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan recently launched PRAGATI, a nationwide initiative to build 20,000 agri-entrepreneurs and directly benefit 20 lakh smallholder farmers through climate-resilient, regenerative agriculture. Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chouhan launching the PRAGATI initiative The programme is backed by a coalition of institutions including the PepsiCo Foundation, State Bank of India Foundation, Gates Foundation, IDH, Heifer International, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), Global Agri Entrepreneurship Academy, Sustainable Agriculture Foundation's International Association (SAFIA), Agri Entrepreneur Growth Foundation (AEGF), and Transform Rural India Foundation (TRIF).
Rajasthan refinery has used as much steel as can build 40 Eiffel Towers and 5 Burj Khalifas: Modi
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission is expected to release the RPSC 2nd Grade Teacher Admit Card 2026 from July 8 on its official website ahead of the July 1218 written examination. Candidates should regularly check the portal, download their hall tickets promptly, verify all details, and prepare for the recruitment drive covering 10,537 teacher vacancies across Rajasthan.
