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Barmer (Rajasthan) (UNI) In a signal to Pakistan, IAF on Thurs- day carried out a landing operation for fighter jets and a C130J transport aircraft with two Union ministers on board on a highway in Barmer close to the border. Nineteen other such highways are being developed as emergency land- ing strips for military planes as part of enhancing the country’s security preparedness. Su-30 MKI and Jaguar fighter jets of the Indian Air Force landed at the strip on National Highway-925A be- tween Barmer and Jalore. Inaugurating the Emergency Landing Facility, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India is fully pre- pared to protect its territory. Singh, who was accompanied by Road Transport and Highways Minis- ter Nitin Gadkari and Indian Air Force chief R K S Bhadauria, said the landing was smooth and lauded the efforts of IAF and National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). “We got the opportunity to land on this strip in a C130J. We had a very smooth landing. IAF chief also told us it is a good landing strip. You must have seen cars, carts, scooters on roads, today we are seeing an air- plane on the road,” the Defence Min- ister said. IAF conducts landing operation on highway close to Pak border New Delhi (UNI) The Election Commission (ECI) of India on Thursday announced the by-elections for six Rajya Sabha seats in five different States. By-elections to one each seat in West Bengal, Assam, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra , and two in Tamil Nadu will take place on Octo- ber 4 and counting will be held on the same day, the poll panel said on Thursday. The seats had fallen vacant by the resignation of Manas Ranjan Bhunia (West Bengal) , Biswajit Daimary (As- sam) KP Munusamy and R Vaith- ilingam ( Tamil Nadu) and Thaawarc- hand Gehlot (Madhya Pradesh), while the Maharashtra seat due to the death of Rajeev Satav. “The notification will be issued on September 15. The last date of mak- ing the nomination is September 22,” the Commission said in a state- ment. The last date of withdrawal of candidature is September 27. The poll panel has also an- nounced Rajya Sabha polls for a seat in Puducherry, polling for which will be held along with the five States. The seat would be vacated with the retirement of MP N Gokulakrishnan on October 6. Meanwhile, the Com- mission has also announced by-elec- tions to Bihar Legislative council on one seat, which had fallen vacant due to the demise of JDU leader Tan- veer Akhtar. EC announces by-elections to 6 RS seats in 5 states Chronicle Reporter Bhopal: Academic activities of all universities and colleges of Madhya Pradesh will start from 15th Septem- ber 2021 with physical presence of students. Higher Education Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that there will be 100% attendance of academic and non-teaching staff in all colleges and universities. Classes will be con- ducted with 50 percent attendance of students. Dr. Yadav informed that it will be mandatory for the academ- ic and non-educational staff and stu- dents of the college to submit the certificate of first dose vaccination of Covid-19. The minister has directed to carry out practical and academic work by forming separate groups on the basis of safety standards of Covid-19 at each level in case of high student numbers. He said that the concerned institutions would be bound to take major decisions in this regard in the context of the availability of infra- structure and the local situation. He said that online classes will also con- tinue to be conducted by the educa- tional institutions. Dr. Yadav has giv- en instructions to prepare separate time-tables for offline and online classes by the educational institu- tions. Hostel and mess will also start Hostels and mess will also be started in universities and colleges. Hostels will be started in a phased manner. In the first phase, hostels will be opened for the students of final year of graduation and third semester of postgraduate. Social distancing, sanitization and thermal screening of all students will be ensured in the hostel premis- es. There will be continuous moni- toring of the cleanliness of the dining hall, kitchen, bathroom and toilet. The hostel facility will be avail- able to the student only on the basis of the declaration form of the stu- dents and the written consent of the parents/guardians. All universities, colleges of state will start from Sep 15 Milind Muzumdar Indore: In the coordination meeting of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a strategy was prepared for the elections to be held in five states. In the meeting, special discussion was also held on those states where BJP is in a weak position. The important coordination meeting of the Rashtriya Swayamse- vak Sangh was held on 8 September in Nagpur. In this five-day meeting, apart from reviewing the Narendra Modi government at the Center and the governments of the BJP-ruled states, the work of the organization was also reviewed. According to sources, BJP’s Na- tional Organization General Secre- tary BL Santosh, National Co-Orga- nization Minister Shiv Prakash, V Satish and Saudan Singh also partic- ipated in this meeting. This was the second important meeting of the Sangh since March 2021. Dattatreya Hosabale took over as the new Sarkaryavah in March 2021. The coordination meeting of the Sangh and its affiliated organiza- tions is held annually at the national level. Apart from this, the union also or- ganizes such coordination meeting area and province wise. The main purpose of these meet- ings is to coordinate among all the affiliated organizations of the union as well as to review and expand their work with regard to the action plan. The Narendra Modi government has completed 2 years at the Centre. (Contd on Page 3) Election strategy of five states prepared in Sangh coordination meeting Gaurav Joshi Mandsaur: The identity of the an- cient and historical religious city of Dashpur is also due to the statue of the only unique grand two-faced Lord Ganesha in the country. This rare statue located at Ganapati Chowk, Jankupura belongs to Stone Age, the form of this unique panoramic statue of Ganapati standing seven feet high is very beautiful and artistic. The front side of the statue is in Panchasundi form and the back side represents the posture of Shresthi (Seth). There is a figure wearing a turban like Seth on the head and a bandi on the body, the rituals of worshiping both the front and back faces are al- so different. Many visitors come from far and wide to see this unique statue. Known as Shri Dwimukhi Chin- taharan Ganapati, the known histo- ry of this statue is about 90 years old. Although the stone Aura Man- dal of the statue displays the excel- lent and best form of ancient craft, in this sense the history of the statue can also be ancient. The place of appearance of the statue is situated on the hill of Na- har Sayyid Dargah. Local resident Moolchand Swar- nakar realized the presence of the statue at this place in his dream, this is not a legend but a clear fact. To confirm the dream, when Moolc- hand Swarnakar went to that place and saw, this dream visioner statue buried in stones was visible in front of him. Moolchand Swarnakar received an inspirational order to install the statue on Ashadh Sudi Panchami date 22 June 1929 in Sawant 1986. He carried forward this unique stat- ue with classical rituals on Ashadh Sudi 10 Vikram Samvat 1986 by tak- ing it out of the stones and placing it in a bullock cart with pomp. According to the statements of fellow people of that time, this idol of two-faced Ganesha was being taken by bullock cart to be installed at a suitable place in Narsinghpura area. Since at that time it was an easy way to go from Jankupura to Madarpura to reach Narsinghpura, so it was decided to take the bullock cart from Jankupura. The bullock cart stopped at Jankupura at the place where there is a two-faced Chintaharan Ganesha temple. Earli- er this place was known by the pop- ular name Ilagi Chowk which has now come into vogue as Ganapati Chowk. Due to this temple, this name be- came popular, as it was decided to take the idol to Narsinghpura, therefore a lot of effort was made to move the bullock cart, but even af- ter lakhs of efforts, the bullock cart did not move even an inch. Considering the wish of Lord Ganesha as paramount, the idol was duly established on the second day i.e. on Ekadashi by the Dharmalu- jans, since then this place is known as Ganapati Chowk. The faces of both the sides of this two-faced stat- ue reveal different forms and ex- pressions. The front face has five trunks and the rear face has a trunk and a tur- ban is worn on the head, which rep- resents Lord Ganesha in the form of Shrestidhara Seth. Later on, with the leadership of the great people of Jankupura area and with the cooperation of the townspeople, the temple was given a systematic and organized grand look, at present this temple has be- come the center of faith of the reli- gious people of the entire region not only in the city. Every Wednesday evening Maha Aarti is held here. The idols of other deities are also installed in the tem- ple. According to the mention of Dharmashastra, the idol is believed to be related to the five elements. The front face, which has five trunks, is called Ganesha, the obstacle. The direction of the five trunks is on the left, the trunk of the rear face is in the right direction, which is called Sankat Mochan Ganeshji. It is believed that the wishes of the visi- tors who come to Shri Dwimukhi Ganapati temple are fulfilled. Visitors come from far and wide to see such a wonderful statue and wish for their wishes to be fulfilled. On the tenth day of Ganeshotsav, special worship is done here, Maha Aarti is done every day and various religious events are also held. Maha Aarti is also organized every Wednesday night at 7.30 pm throughout the year. Bullock didn’t move ahead and place was named as Ganpati Chowk..!! New Delhi (UNI) Chairing the 13th BRICS Leaders’ Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that in the last 15 years since the grouping’s for- mation it has achieved a lot and be- come an influential voice for emerg- ing economies of the world. In his opening remarks at the summit held in virtual format, Modi said that India has received full co- operation from all BRICS partners - Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa- during its chairship, and ex- pressed gratitude for that. He said that despite the Covid sit- uation affecting the world over the past year, over 150 meetings and events of the grouping were organ- ised. These included over 20 ministe- rial-level meetings. “We will have to ensure that BRICS yields more results ahead”, he said, adding that the theme of to- day’s summit ‘BRICS@15: Intra- BRICS cooperation for continuity, consolidation and consensus’, re- flects this priority. He said the four Cs will become pillars of the BRICS partnership. He said BRICS achieved many firsts under India’s chairship. “Our water resources ministers will meet in the BRICS format for the first time in November this year,” he said, adding that the grouping also organ- ised the first digital summit in the past year. He said the BRICS Alliance on Green Tourism is another new initiative started under India’s chair- ship. The grouping also adopted the BRICS Counter-Terrorism Action Plan, he said, adding that the space agencies of the five countries are working together in remote sensing satellite constellations. Modi said that intra-BRICS trade will get easier with better coopera- tion between the customs depart- ments of the five countries. “BRICS has started several strong organizations like the New Develop- ment Bank, the Contingency Reserve Arrangement and Energy Research Cooperation Platform,” he added. BRICS has become an influential voice in the world: PM Modi Year 65 No. 339 City Edition Pages 8 Rs. 4/- 6 Kangana Ranaut is elegance personified in a saree at Thalaivii screening in Delhi for Ministers Leisure Friday, 10 September 2021, Bhopal www.centralchronicle.com SC refuses change of centre for NEET-PG examination New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to hear a plea seek- ing permission to change the center for the National Entrance and Eligi- bility Test (NEET) PG 2021. The petitioner doctors had re- quested the National Board of Exam- ination (NBE) to issue guidelines on holding the examination till the change of examination center is per- mitted. A division bench of Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, Justice S Ravindra Bhat and Justice Bela M Trivedi dismissed the petition saying that the situation in the country is improving and mi- nor travel restrictions remain in place. The court rejected the arguments of senior advocate Meenakshi Arora, appearing for the petitioners, in which she had said that there is a continuous increase in the cases of corona in Kerala and other parts of the country. Justice Lalit said that now the situ- ation of Corona has changed. Flights between the two destinations have become regular. Not only this, vaccination has in- creased and the severity of cases has decreased. fb.me/CentralChronicle.Social twitter.com/Chronicle_1957 Central_Chronicle Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday slammed the US and its allies for the Afghanistan crisis, and said it is still unclear how the Afghanistan situation will affect the regional and global security system. Addressing the opening session of the 13th BRICS Leaders summit, under India’s chairship, Putin devoted a large section of his remarks on the Afghanistan crisis following the withdrawal of US troops from the country after 20 years. “We are all interested in Afghanistan ceasing to be a threat to its neighbours and that the Afghan territory would not be a source of drug trafficking and ter- rorism,” even as the world is still tackling the migration flows from the country, he said. Putin slams US over Afghan crisis at BRICS summit President greets citizens on eve of Ganesh Chaturthi New Delhi: President Ram Nath Kovind has greeted people on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi. In his message, the President said the fes- tival marks the birth anniversary of Lord Ganesha who symbolises knowledge, prosperity, good for- tune and the occasion is celebrated with fervour and gaiety. The Presi- dent urged people to celebrate the festival in an atmosphere of enthu- siasm and harmony while adhering to COVID appropriate behaviour. 3 Naxals nabbed in Chhattisgarha Bijapur, Chhattisgarh: Three Maoists have been arrested in the vicinity of Murdanda Patelpara un- der a counter-insurgency cam- paign. “A patrol team comprising personnel of the Special Task Force and the Central Reserve Police Force’s Commando Battalion for Resolute Action received a tip-off and a cordon was set up last evening. Kunjam Sunna, Kadti Bheema and Kadti Sula were ap- prehended. 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Barmer (Rajasthan) (UNI)In a signal to Pakistan, IAF on Thurs-day carried out a landing operationfor fighter jets and a C130J transportaircraft with two Union ministers onboard on a highway in Barmer closeto the border.

Nineteen other such highways arebeing developed as emergency land-ing strips for military planes as partof enhancing the country’s securitypreparedness.

Su-30 MKI and Jaguar fighter jetsof the Indian Air Force landed at thestrip on National Highway-925A be-tween Barmer and Jalore.

Inaugurating the EmergencyLanding Facility, Defence MinisterRajnath Singh said India is fully pre-pared to protect its territory.

Singh, who was accompanied byRoad Transport and Highways Minis-ter Nitin Gadkari and Indian AirForce chief R K S Bhadauria, said thelanding was smooth and lauded theefforts of IAF and National HighwaysAuthority of India (NHAI).

“We got the opportunity to landon this strip in a C130J. We had a verysmooth landing. IAF chief also toldus it is a good landing strip. You musthave seen cars, carts, scooters onroads, today we are seeing an air-plane on the road,” the Defence Min-ister said.

IAF conducts landing operationon highway close to Pak border

New Delhi (UNI)The Election Commission (ECI) ofIndia on Thursday announced theby-elections for six Rajya Sabha seatsin five different States.

By-elections to one each seat inWest Bengal, Assam, MadhyaPradesh, Maharashtra , and two inTamil Nadu will take place on Octo-ber 4 and counting will be held onthe same day, the poll panel said onThursday.

The seats had fallen vacant by theresignation of Manas Ranjan Bhunia(West Bengal) , Biswajit Daimary (As-sam) KP Munusamy and R Vaith-ilingam ( Tamil Nadu) and Thaawarc-hand Gehlot (Madhya Pradesh),while the Maharashtra seat due tothe death of Rajeev Satav.

“The notification will be issued onSeptember 15. The last date of mak-ing the nomination is September22,” the Commission said in a state-ment.

The last date of withdrawal ofcandidature is September 27.

The poll panel has also an-nounced Rajya Sabha polls for a seatin Puducherry, polling for which willbe held along with the five States.The seat would be vacated with theretirement of MP N Gokulakrishnanon October 6. Meanwhile, the Com-mission has also announced by-elec-tions to Bihar Legislative council onone seat, which had fallen vacantdue to the demise of JDU leader Tan-veer Akhtar.

EC announces by-electionsto 6 RS seats in 5 states

Chronicle ReporterBhopal: Academic activities of alluniversities and colleges of MadhyaPradesh will start from 15th Septem-ber 2021 with physical presence ofstudents. Higher Education MinisterDr. Mohan Yadav said that there willbe 100% attendance of academicand non-teaching staff in all collegesand universities. Classes will be con-ducted with 50 percent attendanceof students. Dr. Yadav informed thatit will be mandatory for the academ-ic and non-educational staff and stu-dents of the college to submit thecertificate of first dose vaccination ofCovid-19.

The minister has directed to carryout practical and academic work byforming separate groups on the basisof safety standards of Covid-19 ateach level in case of high student

numbers. He said that the concernedinstitutions would be bound to takemajor decisions in this regard in thecontext of the availability of infra-structure and the local situation. Hesaid that online classes will also con-tinue to be conducted by the educa-tional institutions. Dr. Yadav has giv-en instructions to prepare separatetime-tables for offline and onlineclasses by the educational institu-tions.

Hostel and mess will also start

Hostels and mess will also bestarted in universities and colleges.Hostels will be started in a phasedmanner.

In the first phase, hostels will beopened for the students of final yearof graduation and third semester ofpostgraduate.

Social distancing, sanitizationand thermal screening of all studentswill be ensured in the hostel premis-es. There will be continuous moni-toring of the cleanliness of the dininghall, kitchen, bathroom and toilet.

The hostel facility will be avail-able to the student only on the basisof the declaration form of the stu-dents and the written consent of theparents/guardians.

All universities, colleges of statewill start from Sep 15

Milind MuzumdarIndore: In the coordination meetingof the Rashtriya SwayamsevakSangh, a strategy was prepared forthe elections to be held in five states.In the meeting, special discussionwas also held on those states whereBJP is in a weak position.

The important coordinationmeeting of the Rashtriya Swayamse-vak Sangh was held on 8 Septemberin Nagpur.

In this five-day meeting, apartfrom reviewing the Narendra Modigovernment at the Center and thegovernments of the BJP-ruled states,the work of the organization was alsoreviewed.

According to sources, BJP’s Na-

tional Organization General Secre-tary BL Santosh, National Co-Orga-nization Minister Shiv Prakash, VSatish and Saudan Singh also partic-ipated in this meeting.

This was the second importantmeeting of the Sangh since March2021. Dattatreya Hosabale took overas the new Sarkaryavah in March2021. The coordination meeting ofthe Sangh and its affiliated organiza-tions is held annually at the nationallevel.

Apart from this, the union also or-ganizes such coordination meetingarea and province wise.

The main purpose of these meet-ings is to coordinate among all theaffiliated organizations of the unionas well as to review and expand theirwork with regard to the action plan.The Narendra Modi government hascompleted 2 years at the Centre.

(Contd on Page 3)

Election strategy of five states preparedin Sangh coordination meeting

Gaurav JoshiMandsaur: The identity of the an-cient and historical religious city ofDashpur is also due to the statue ofthe only unique grand two-facedLord Ganesha in the country. Thisrare statue located at GanapatiChowk, Jankupura belongs to StoneAge, the form of this uniquepanoramic statue of Ganapatistanding seven feet high is verybeautiful and artistic. The front sideof the statue is in Panchasundi formand the back side represents theposture of Shresthi (Seth).

There is a figure wearing a turbanlike Seth on the head and a bandi onthe body, the rituals of worshipingboth the front and back faces are al-so different. Many visitors comefrom far and wide to see this uniquestatue.

Known as Shri Dwimukhi Chin-taharan Ganapati, the known histo-ry of this statue is about 90 yearsold. Although the stone Aura Man-dal of the statue displays the excel-lent and best form of ancient craft,

in this sense the history of the statuecan also be ancient.

The place of appearance of thestatue is situated on the hill of Na-har Sayyid Dargah.

Local resident Moolchand Swar-nakar realized the presence of thestatue at this place in his dream, thisis not a legend but a clear fact. Toconfirm the dream, when Moolc-hand Swarnakar went to that placeand saw, this dream visioner statueburied in stones was visible in frontof him.

Moolchand Swarnakar receivedan inspirational order to install thestatue on Ashadh Sudi Panchamidate 22 June 1929 in Sawant 1986.He carried forward this unique stat-ue with classical rituals on AshadhSudi 10 Vikram Samvat 1986 by tak-ing it out of the stones and placing itin a bullock cart with pomp.

According to the statements offellow people of that time, this idolof two-faced Ganesha was beingtaken by bullock cart to be installedat a suitable place in Narsinghpura

area. Since at that time it was an easy

way to go from Jankupura toMadarpura to reach Narsinghpura,so it was decided to take the bullockcart from Jankupura. The bullockcart stopped at Jankupura at theplace where there is a two-facedChintaharan Ganesha temple. Earli-er this place was known by the pop-ular name Ilagi Chowk which hasnow come into vogue as GanapatiChowk.

Due to this temple, this name be-came popular, as it was decided totake the idol to Narsinghpura,therefore a lot of effort was made tomove the bullock cart, but even af-ter lakhs of efforts, the bullock cartdid not move even an inch.

Considering the wish of LordGanesha as paramount, the idol wasduly established on the second dayi.e. on Ekadashi by the Dharmalu-jans, since then this place is knownas Ganapati Chowk. The faces ofboth the sides of this two-faced stat-ue reveal different forms and ex-pressions.

The front face has five trunks andthe rear face has a trunk and a tur-ban is worn on the head, which rep-resents Lord Ganesha in the form ofShrestidhara Seth.

Later on, with the leadership ofthe great people of Jankupura areaand with the cooperation of thetownspeople, the temple was givena systematic and organized grandlook, at present this temple has be-come the center of faith of the reli-

gious people of the entire region notonly in the city.

Every Wednesday evening MahaAarti is held here. The idols of otherdeities are also installed in the tem-ple.

According to the mention ofDharmashastra, the idol is believedto be related to the five elements. Thefront face, which has five trunks, iscalled Ganesha, the obstacle.

The direction of the five trunks ison the left, the trunk of the rear faceis in the right direction, which iscalled Sankat Mochan Ganeshji. It isbelieved that the wishes of the visi-tors who come to Shri DwimukhiGanapati temple are fulfilled.

Visitors come from far and wideto see such a wonderful statue andwish for their wishes to be fulfilled.On the tenth day of Ganeshotsav,special worship is done here, MahaAarti is done every day and variousreligious events are also held. MahaAarti is also organized everyWednesday night at 7.30 pmthroughout the year.

Bullock didn’t move ahead and place was named as Ganpati Chowk..!!

New Delhi (UNI)Chairing the 13th BRICS Leaders’Summit, Prime Minister NarendraModi on Thursday said that in thelast 15 years since the grouping’s for-mation it has achieved a lot and be-come an influential voice for emerg-ing economies of the world.

In his opening remarks at thesummit held in virtual format, Modisaid that India has received full co-operation from all BRICS partners -Brazil, Russia, China and SouthAfrica- during its chairship, and ex-pressed gratitude for that.

He said that despite the Covid sit-uation affecting the world over thepast year, over 150 meetings andevents of the grouping were organ-ised. These included over 20 ministe-rial-level meetings.

“We will have to ensure thatBRICS yields more results ahead”, hesaid, adding that the theme of to-day’s summit ‘BRICS@15: Intra-BRICS cooperation for continuity,consolidation and consensus’, re-flects this priority. He said the fourCs will become pillars of the BRICS

partnership.He said BRICS achieved many

firsts under India’s chairship. “Ourwater resources ministers will meetin the BRICS format for the first timein November this year,” he said,adding that the grouping also organ-ised the first digital summit in thepast year. He said the BRICS Allianceon Green Tourism is another newinitiative started under India’s chair-ship. The grouping also adopted theBRICS Counter-Terrorism Action

Plan, he said, adding that the spaceagencies of the five countries areworking together in remote sensingsatellite constellations.

Modi said that intra-BRICS tradewill get easier with better coopera-tion between the customs depart-ments of the five countries.

“BRICS has started several strongorganizations like the New Develop-ment Bank, the Contingency ReserveArrangement and Energy ResearchCooperation Platform,” he added.

BRICS has become an influentialvoice in the world: PM Modi

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SC refuses change ofcentre for NEET-PGexaminationNew Delhi: The Supreme Court onThursday refused to hear a plea seek-ing permission to change the centerfor the National Entrance and Eligi-bility Test (NEET) PG 2021.

The petitioner doctors had re-quested the National Board of Exam-ination (NBE) to issue guidelines onholding the examination till thechange of examination center is per-mitted.

A division bench of Justice UdayUmesh Lalit, Justice S Ravindra Bhatand Justice Bela M Trivedi dismissedthe petition saying that the situationin the country is improving and mi-nor travel restrictions remain inplace.

The court rejected the argumentsof senior advocate Meenakshi Arora,appearing for the petitioners, inwhich she had said that there is acontinuous increase in the cases ofcorona in Kerala and other parts ofthe country.

Justice Lalit said that now the situ-ation of Corona has changed. Flightsbetween the two destinations havebecome regular.

Not only this, vaccination has in-creased and the severity of cases hasdecreased.

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Russian President Vladimir Putinon Thursday slammed the US andits allies for the Afghanistan crisis,and said it is still unclear how theAfghanistan situation will affectthe regional and global securitysystem. Addressing the openingsession of the 13th BRICS Leaderssummit, under India’s chairship,Putin devoted a large section of hisremarks on the Afghanistan crisisfollowing the withdrawal of UStroops from the country after 20years.

“We are all interested inAfghanistan ceasing to be a threatto its neighbours and that theAfghan territory would not be asource of drug trafficking and ter-rorism,” even as the world is stilltackling the migration flows fromthe country, he said.

Putin slams US overAfghan crisis atBRICS summit

President greets citizens oneve of Ganesh ChaturthiNew Delhi: President Ram NathKovind has greeted people on theeve of Ganesh Chaturthi. In hismessage, the President said the fes-tival marks the birth anniversary ofLord Ganesha who symbolisesknowledge, prosperity, good for-tune and the occasion is celebratedwith fervour and gaiety. The Presi-dent urged people to celebrate thefestival in an atmosphere of enthu-siasm and harmony while adheringto COVID appropriate behaviour.

3 Naxals nabbed inChhattisgarhaBijapur, Chhattisgarh: ThreeMaoists have been arrested in thevicinity of Murdanda Patelpara un-der a counter-insurgency cam-paign. “A patrol team comprisingpersonnel of the Special Task Forceand the Central Reserve PoliceForce’s Commando Battalion forResolute Action received a tip-offand a cordon was set up lastevening. Kunjam Sunna, KadtiBheema and Kadti Sula were ap-prehended. The trio are chargedwith triggering an improvised ex-plosive device in Timmapur Tekrito target police personnel,” Super-intendent of Police K Kashyap saidon Thursday.

Woman, 2 childrenfound dead in EtawahEtawah: The body of a woman andher two children were found near apond in Sujanpur village under Us-rahar police station area of the dis-trict on Thursday morning, policesaid. Superintendent of Police(Rural) Omvir Singh said prima fa-cie it seemed to be a case of sui-cide, and the police was investigat-ing the whole matter. The deceasedwere identified as Pavnesh Kumari(30), wife of Yogesh Yadav, her son Di-vyansh(6) and daughter Khushi (4).

Woman OGW arrestedin north KashmirBaramulla: A woman Over GroundWorker (OGW) was arrested by po-lice in north Kashmir district ofBandipora, official sources said onThursday. They said acting on a tip-off about the movement of OGWs,a naka was established at Aloosa inBandipora district.

Former J&K MLCfound dead in DelhiJammu: Former Jammu and Kash-mir MLC Trilochan Singh Wazir wasfound dead in the national capital,police sources here said on Thurs-day. Wazir was president of Gurud-wara Prabandhak Committee andChairman of Jammu and KashmirTransporters Union. He was nomi-nated as Member of LegislativeCouncil from the National Confer-ence of erstwhile state of Jammuand Kashmir.

India reports 43,263new Covid casesNew Delhi: A surge in daily Covid-19 cases is reported after Indialogged 43,263 new cases and 338deaths in the last 24 hours, accord-ing to the Union Health Ministry’sdata updated on Thursday. The lat-est addition has pushed the cumu-lative case to 3,31,39,981 while thedeath toll climbed to 4,41,042. Thespike in new cases has come afterKerala and Maharashtra saw an in-crease in their Covid caseload.

Sharad Pawar meetsCM UddhavMumbai: NCP president SharadPawar on Thursday called on Ma-harashtra Chief Minister UddhavThackeray at his official residencehere, where they are expected todiscuss various issues related to thestate government. An NCP office-bearer said that Mr Pawar reachedThackeray’s official bungalow ‘Var-sha’. NCP shares power with ShivSena and Congress in the MahaVikas Aghadi (MVA) governmentled by Thackeray, who is also thepresident of Shiv Sena.

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