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Skyscraper at new roadways

Skyscraper at new roadways bus stand on Tuesday under Dussehra Festival organized by Bijayanagar Municipality

Giant effigy of Ravana was burnt amidst skyscrapers at the new Roadways bus stand on Tuesday under the Dussehra Festival organized by the Bijayanagar Municipality. A large crowd gathered on the second ground fair. Colorful fireworks were set up by the showers at 7:15 pm. During this time effigies of Ravana, Meghnad and Kumbhakarna were burnt. Earlier, the grand procession of Lord Shri Ram from the Laxminarayan temple premises started with devotional swords with gazelle which was on the fair ground located on the new roadways bus stand, passing the Shiv Mandir, Bapu Bazaar, Mahaveer Bazar, Peepli Chauraha, Beawar Road, Kushwaha Farm House Road. Arrived.

During the procession, Municipal President Sachin Sankar, former city Congress president Rajendra Sharma, councilor Naushad Mohammed, Sanjay Sharma, former councilor Gopal Swaroop Kumawat, Sitaram Panwar, Seva Dal Congress president Gyanchand Chaudhary, Tarun Kachhwa were present along with the residents. Gorgeous and adorable tableaux were decorated in the grand Dussehra fair. At the same time, presentations of cultural and colorful programs tied together. Attractive swings and stalls of delicious dishes were also set up in the fair, which the townspeople enjoyed fiercely. Masuda MLA Rakesh Pareek attended the function as the Chief Guest. Congress leader Sangram Singh Gurjar was a special guest in the program.

The chairmanship was chaired by the Municipal Commissioner Sachin Sanket Municipal Vice President Sahadev Singh Kushwaha was the special guest at the ceremony. Executive Officer Mukesh Sharma welcomed the guests. During the program, crowds of surrounding rural areas including Bijayanagar gathered. Local administration remained vigilant during the organizing of Dussehra fair. In view of law and peace system, Tehsildar Swati Jha, Police Officer Vijay Singh Rawat, kept watch of Police Japte. Additional Japtas were also called from the police line to control the situation.

Draft. This year too, the children of the town burnt Ravana's effigy. In the locality of Kanwar posts of the town, small children made effigies of Ravana on their own level and cheered Ravan Dahan by conveying the victory of truth over untruth. The children filled the excitement of the residents by making a 12 feet effigy of Ravana. At the same time, burning the symbol of evil gave the message of victory of truth. During this time the distinguished citizens of the locality were present.

Burning Ravana on Dussehra at Subhash Stadium gave the message of goodness victory over sin. Every year, Dussehra was celebrated by making 51 feet high Ravana with the help of villagers, but if Ravan was not made this year, then the children and youth took the initiative and burnt the effigy by making small Ravan. A tableau was decorated on this macaque. Fireworks were done in the evening.

The Vijay Dashami festival was celebrated on Tuesday in the Kidji school premises in Adarsh ​​Nagar. On this occasion, 15 feet of Ravana was burnt by the school. Fireworks were performed before Ravana Dahan. At the same time, children took the form of Rama, Lakshmana, Sita, Lakshmana and Hanuman. Paras Panch of Congress was present as the chief guest on the occasion. Who encouraged the school members by praising the program organized by the school.

Facilities to patient in hospital

One of the first three hospitals in the state to provide better facilities to patients and most recently, Quality Assurance

In order to prevent the increase in power rates on mineral grinding industries already facing recession, Small Industries Association President Ashish Pal Padawat organized a two-day camp in the office premises. In which he invited suggestions and objections from various organizations and general consumers besides industrialists. So far, the Sangh has received more than 450 such objections and suggestions. After a detailed examination of the objections and suggestions received, a list of about 66 points was made by the Union. In which an attempt was made to include all these suggestions and objections. With this list, all suggestions and objections received so far will be presented to the Commission officials on Friday from the Union.

Apart from these, Rajputana Mines and Minerals Merchant Association President Radhavallabh Maheshwari and other industrialists also made their entrepreneurs aware in this regard. So that more and more objections can be presented before the Commission. Union President Ashish Pal Padawat told that Surendra Singh Rajpurohit, Vijay Heda, Dinesh Gupta, Basant Jangid, Sunil Dangi, Kapil Kothari, Anil Jamad, Naveen Heda, Sandeep Jain, Dinesh Bhoota, Prince Ostwal, Sundar Taurani, Dilip Chavda, Along with Dinesh Chaudria, other entrepreneurs were supported.

Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission sought suggestions and objections from consumers regarding a petition presented by the Electricity Distribution Corporation regarding the possible increase in electricity rates. There are more than 450 objections and suggestions from Beawar alone which will be presented by the Small Industries Association to the Commission on Friday in Jaipur.

Apart from industrialists, various organizations and general consumers are also among those presenting objections. It is known that the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission had objected to the consumers till October 4 regarding the possible increase in electricity rates. These objections will then be heard by the Commission. Only then will it be decided whether the electricity rates will increase or remain the same.

Gujjar breaks fast after MLA Pareek's assurance

BJP country district minister Kailash Gurjar's fast-unto-death for the appointment of doctors to the vacant posts in the state hospital ended on Saturday evening.

BJP country district minister Kailash Gurjar's fast-unto-death for the appointment of doctors to the vacant posts in the state hospital ended on Saturday evening after Masuda MLA Rakesh Pareek arrived at the fast-unto-death and assured quick action.

MLA Pareek ended the fast unto death by feeding Gujjar with juice. It is worth noting that on September 23, the BJP countryside district minister Gurjar was on a fast unto death outside the hospital, seeking the appointment of vacant posts of chief physicians in the state hospital.

During this time, their conditions also worsened, despite this, they remained on this issue related to public interest. On Saturday at 4 pm, Masuda MLA Rakesh Pareek arrived at the venue of the meeting along with Palashikar Sachin Sanket and Vice President Sahadev Singh Kushwaha. Where the sitting BJP country minister held talks with the Gujjar and the present citizens. During the talks, he assured a quick action on the appointment of doctors in the hospital, and beat the countryside district minister Gurjar by giving him a juice and broke the fast unto death. During this, MLA Pareek informed that in Bijayanagar Hospital, he is working very seriously about the shortage of doctors.

After becoming MLA, doctors have also been appointed in Bijayanagar, Bandanwada, Bhinay and Masuda. Two doctors have also been appointed in Bijayanagar Hospital. At the same time, there will be more appointment of doctors after the transfer list of doctors released soon.

Continuous efforts have been made for this. MLA Pareek said that along with the hospital, they are trying for the all-round development of the area. Their aim is to be ready to serve as a public servant. During this, Chairman of Urban Development Committee Shyam Nagauri, Councilor Brijesh Tiwari, Naushad Mohammed, Vinay Bhandari, Gopalwaroop Kumawat, Sanjay Sand, Kailash Jat of Kisan Mahasabha, Tarun Kachhwa and other MLAs also reached the dharna site along with Pareek.

Second and former municipal councilor Indrajit Mewada, former BJP board president Madangopal Baldi, Naurtmal Lodha, BJP AC cell state vice president Om Jedia, board president Ashish Sand, general secretary Amit Lodha, former Zilla Parishad member Kailash Jat, former Sarpanch of Badli Ghisalal Patel, farmer Front President Manish Vaishnav, VHP President Dhanraj Kavadia, Councilor Lekhraj Bairwa, Surendra Singh Bhati, Balchand Ja Gid, Laduram Gujjar, Lord Gujjar, Gopal Gujjar, Prahlad was present at Shrwasi indefinite venue including Mundra.

RPSC Public relations officer exam tomorrow

Public relations officer recruitment exam tomorrow, 4 thousand candidates will give exam at 11 centers in Ajmer

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission will conduct a scrutiny examination for the recruitment of Public Relations Officer (PRO) in the Information and Public Relations Department at the Ajmer district headquarters today. More than 4 thousand 200 candidates from all over the state is involved in this examination. A total of 11 examination centers have been set up for examination in Ajmer city. Of these, the maximum 504 candidates will appear in the HKH school. The examination control room started on Monday.

According to the commission secretary, the exam was held from 10 am to 12 am in an innings. The admit cards of the candidates have been issued. Candidates have been instructed to reach the examination center one hour before the scheduled time. No one will be given admission to the examination center after 10 minutes from the exam time. Control room was started in the Commission for the convenience of the candidates. Candidates can get information by contacting 0145-2635200. Control room has also been started in Collectorate.

Examination is being done in these schools of the city

At least 240 candidates will appear in Mahatma Gandhi School, Vaishali Nagar, in the exams conducted by the Commission at a total of 11 examination centers. Candidates will take the exam from 288 to 480 at other examination centers.

Auto expo launched

three-day Auto Expo 2019 organized by Dainik Bhaskar and Free Birds Production at Azad Park on 11 to 13 October

The three-day Auto Expo 2019 organized by Dainik Bhaskar and Free Birds Production at Azad Park on October 11 to 13 was inaugurated by JP Rathi, Assistant General Manager and Deputy Regional Head, Bank of Baroda on Friday evening. He has described all brands under one roof as a gift to the city dwellers.

Here you will be able to choose the right vehicle for you by doing a detailed examination of cars and bikes of major companies at one place. All big brands of cars and spot finance facility will also be available at this auto expo. At the Auto Expo, well-known automobile manufacturers will exhibit the latest models of their vehicles. Expo prizes on spot booking and various events to entertain visitors will also be a special attraction of the expo.

Participation of these companies: Railan Motors Maruti Suzuki Arena, Railan Motors Hero, BM Autocars, Akshat Suzuki, Ayan Suzuki, Girnar TVS, Gehlot Ford, KTM, Vivaan Honda Rishabh Cars Reno, Dynasty Nissan, Samruddhi Kia, Hero Electric Mudgal Motors, Tata Motors Ajmer Auto Honda Om Toyota Yamaha Shivam Hyundai Jeep, Jog Bala Motors, Royal Enfield, Auto Waves Au Small Finance Bank & Mahindra Finance More companies are registering their arrivals. Media partners are Siddhi Advertising and Digital Media Partner as Free Birds Production and BN Production Associates.

The automobile sector has given a lot of options to customers on the auspicious occasion of the Tayahari season. From car to bike, many major companies have launched more than one model in the market. This auto expo is being organized with the aim of giving a great platform to this colorful convoy of trains.

Examination for the posts of Senior Scientific Officer

Scrutiny examination for the posts of Senior Scientific Officer starts from tomorrow, control room

The Control Room for Senior Scientific Officer Scrutiny Examination 2018 in the State Forensic Science Laboratory by Rajasthan Public Service Commission has started from Tuesday. On the first day in the morning from 10 am to 12 am, there will be examinations of the candidates of Chemistry and Ballistic Division. There will be biology and photo division examinations in the innings from 2 pm to 4 pm. In the morning shift on 10 October, there will be examinations of the Document Division and Physics Division from 2 to 4 pm. On 11 October, there will be examinations for Narcotics and Acquisition and Explosives. On 12 October, the last day will be the examination of serology and technology division.

Commission Joint Secretary Neetu Yadav said that this examination will be held at an examination center in Modern School, Sundar Vilas. The admit cards for this examination have been uploaded on the website of the Commission.

Candidates have been asked to appear one hour before the exam time by taking a photo and original photo identity card at the examination center. In the absence of the original photo-bearing identity card, the candidate will not be given admission at the center. The examination will be conducted by the Commission from Wednesday at the same examination center in Ajmer. More than 1100 candidates will enter the four-day examination.

Entrepreneur Shubham Singh at Kota's Biggest open Talent Show organised at City Mall by Himanshu Goyal & Team 16 Feb 2020.

The Kota's Biggest open Talent Show organised at City Mall by Himanshu Goyal & Team in Kota! In Which Mr. Shubham Singh one of the "Youngest Entrepreneur" and Ethical Hacker founder of "VD Group of Companies" was present as chief guest and addressed people about cybersecurtiy and his recent and Upcoming Innovations and launch. The same program was attended by Shayar Chirag who came from Delhi and Divya Jain "Miss Rajasthan" As Celebrity Guest. Mr. Naveen Mittal "President of Kota Hostel Association" was also present as chief guest and motivated the public with his support.

Under the auspices of the reserved Bhil Samaj Vikas Samiti sub-branch, the youth of the Bhil Samaj took out a public awareness rally, development gallantry

Under the auspices of Rajasthan Bhil Samaj Vikas Samiti sub-branch, the youth of Bhil Samaj took out a public awareness rally and gave a message of development valor and peace. On this occasion, the youth pledged to unite for the development of the society.

National General Secretary of the committee Gopal Lal Bhil called upon the people of the society to take the path of development shoulder to shoulder with public awareness. He told that the Bhil society is lagging behind in all areas. The state and central governments are also discriminating against society in terms of reservation. He told that Bhil society will be developed with the help of arms, scripture and mutual support.

He told that to frighten the arms, to increase the knowledge of the scriptures and to extend the hand of mutual support partner, there is an important need today and we have to use them to move forward. National patron Chhittarlal Bhil called for the society to stay organized, join the mainstream of education, and keep the workers united and move towards development. He appealed to the society to follow the ideals of Rana Punja and play their role in development.

He gave complete literacy to the people out of superstition and administered a pledge to grow and send every child to school except for the evils. District President Ramlal Bhil, Secretary Urmila Bhil, Jawaja President Hariram, Youth President Kamlesh Bhil, Secretary Jitendra Bhil, Arai Upshaka President Rajkumar, Nasirabad President Ramesh Bhil, Pisangan President Premji Bhil, Secretary Ranjit Bhil, Bari Sarpanch Dharmendra Kumar Bhil, Masuda president Suresh Bhil, district vice president Sagar Mal Bhil, Bhinay president Ghisa Bhil, Arani to Vishram Bhil, Goru Bhil, Badri Bhil, Pol Bhil, workers hundreds Bhil society including rattan Bhil, Sohan Bhil, Madan Bhil participated in the program. Message given from vehicle rally- The committee took out a vehicle rally from the main roads and gave a message to public awareness and literacy. At the rally, the activists decorated the beautiful tableau of Rana Punja. It was welcomed by the people in the town.

Opposition to administration

At the general meeting organized on the birth anniversary of Rana Punja, General Secretary of Bhil Samaj, Gopal Lal Bhil expressed anger against the administration. He said that the Bhil society is being persecuted by the administration. The administration is threatening to send the Bhil society to jail in the name of building housing on pasture land. When the neglected people of the backward caste of Bhil Samaj were constructing houses in the pasture, then the NOC Panchayat gave them the light. The NOC Panchayat gave their hand pumps in the pasture. The NOC Panchayat gave to build the road on the above disputed land, now harassing them for repeated eviction is in the category of crime. If the Bhil society has committed a crime, the administration is equally responsible for it. Administration officials should also be jailed.

Common way closed in katsura

There is anger among the villagers on the common route of Katsura by capturing and closing some of the villagers.

There is anger among the villagers on the common route of Katsura by capturing and closing some of the villagers.

There is fury among the villagers due to the capture and closure of some village villagers on the common road to Katsura. Villagers pleaded for relief at the Arai police station.

Villagers including Katasura resident Pradhan Jat, Rama Ghasal, Dhanraj Jat, Mukesh Chaudhary told the Arani police station in-charge that the common route from Katsura to Devpuri has been illegally captured and closed by some influential persons. Due to this, the villagers are facing trouble in getting out of the way.

Delegation of villagers said that the Khasra numbers 1769 and 2354 of Devpuri road were captured by some people there. Due to which the way of people located on the said route to the fields has been blocked. Delegations of villagers have reached the Arai police station and collectively demanded the opening of the avenues.

The villagers said that the crop has been cut in the fields but due to the blocking of the road, it has become difficult to bring it into the mine. Harvested crops are getting spoiled in the fields. He has demanded the station in-charge to provide relief by opening the aforesaid routes.