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No tridents, communal slogans, liquor: Rajasthan police’s rules for kanwarias (opens the original)
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Prohibitions on carrying weapons and consuming intoxicants, including alcohol, and a ban on songs or slogans that could disturb communal harmony – these are some of the guidelines issued by Rajasthan Police for Kanwar Yatra pilgrims travelling to and from Haridwar. Following instructions from Director General of Police Rajeev Kumar Sharma, Additional Director General (Law and Order) V K Singh directed all concerned district police officers “to ensure coordination, vigilance, and effective police
After CJP leader’s visit, Rajasthan university evicts student on hunger strike (opens the original)
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Student leader Shubham Rewar, who had been on a hunger strike at Rajasthan University, was forcibly removed by police on Thursday. The 26-year-old has been demanding restoration of students’ union elections “so that the youth get an opportunity to come forward in politics”, and for the setting up of a department for Rajasthani language at the university. His removal from the protest site comes just two days after he met Cockroach Janta Party’s Ashutosh Ranka. Speaking from his bed at Jaipur’s SM
One in three AIIMS faculty posts vacant, government tells Parliament (opens the original)
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The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has informed the Parliament that nearly a third of faculty posts are vacant at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) across the country. Responding to a question by Lok Sabha MP from Dausa, Murari Lal Meena, who had asked whether a large number of sanctioned faculty and non-faculty posts are lying vacant in various AIIMS in the country, Minister of State Prataprao Jadhav said that in 2026-27, against the 6,304 sanctioned faculty posts in 20
Delhi Police action against Jantar Mantar protesters was less: Rajasthan education minister’s latest (opens the original)
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Rajasthan’s School Education Minister Madan Dilawar has justified the police action against protesters in the ongoing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) agitation in New Delhi, saying that the police response was “less” considering the circumstances, two months after he had termed the NEET paper leak as “not a big deal”. Talking to journalists in Jaipur, Dilawar said: “I believe that the manner in which there was hooliganism, us prakar se jo kuch kiya tha, woh kum tha (the response was less).” Union Ed
Rajasthan government paves way for political workers to join police’s community intel groups (opens the original)
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The BJP government in Rajasthan has decided to allow people from political parties to be enlisted as members of the Community Liasioning Group (CLG), which plays a crucial role in intelligence gathering and maintaining public order. So far, as per the Rajasthan Police Rules, 2008, a person couldn’t be part of a CLG “if he is a member of a political party or its affiliate”. However, the state home department has amended the Rules, through a July 19 notification, and deleted the relevant clause en
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