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3RXYV] Dh`C Z Rd 4> RNI Regn. No. CHHENG/2012/42718, Postal Reg. No. - RYP DN/34/2013-2015 ,-#,$!./ !"# $%&' 8)%0%0%5677904*&-9 6')24 =&50-896C0891451802% '11740?-250%@&8=48% 5468-48)&-9 )4*? D704C-!84?? ' 3#,,! A B#%#$ % %& ) %/&0(/1 02 !" !# #$% &'( ')& ! "$% !& !!! ! " #$%& %% # % $ #%' 9 # 09 " %% 0&,60 easoned Congress politi- Scian Bhupesh Baghel was on Monday sworn in as the third Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, bringing an end to 15-year rule of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the min- eral-rich state. The two other Congress heavyweights in the state- TS Singh Deo and party's OBC cell national chairman Tamradhwaj Sahu also sworn- in as Ministers amid cheering by thousands of enthusiastic **%%% 0&,60 helped the party to bag 68 seats party supporters. in a 90-member state assembly. % The swearing-in ceremo- hief Minister Bhupesh The farm bank loan waiver ny was held at a jam-packed CBaghel announced to waive announcement has been wide- ' ' Indoor stadium in Raipur as ! off farmers’ bank loans amount- ly hailed by farmers’ represen- the authorities shifted the ing to 6,100 crore. The min- tative bodies. %( venue from sprawling Science imum support price(MSP) on Addressing the first ever ) ( * College ground due to inces- A powerful leader of the Congress in 2016 to launch his paddy has been hiked up to press conference as chief min- sant rain throughout the day. 78%08)%*%0&-9:&-'%0%4-;" OBC community, Baghel was own outfit, skipped the swear- 2,500 per quintal. An SIT has ister, Baghel briefed media per- ( Baghel, who represents a Minister in Digvijay Singh's ing-in ceremony. been formed to probe into sons about the cabinet decisions ' Patan Assembly constituency 0)619-2)&844(848*&88%084 cabinet in undivided Madhya After the swearing-in cer- Jheeram valley massacre of and said that SIT probe will in Durg district, was admin- Pradesh and later became a emony, Rahul Gandhi took to Congress leaders in 2013. unravel conspiracy behind ( istered the oath of office and 8)-(8)%,%4,1%478)%88%N*% Minister in Ajit Jogi's govern- twitter to thank the people of Hours after he took oath as Jheeram valley massacre in * ' ' secrecy by Governor ment after Chhattisgarh was the state and vowed to build a the Chief Minister of which several Congress leaders Anandiben Patel in the pres- *&11*40()4612%0:84:)4612%084 carved out of Madhya Pradesh "new Chhattisgarh". Chhattisgarh, Baghel presided were killed by Maoists includ- ( + ) ence of Congress President on Nov 1, 2000. "We will work shoulder- over a Cabinet meeting and ing the then state Congress )' Rahul Gandhi, former Prime 56&12-%*'))88&90)70%0" Launching his political to-shoulder to build a new decided to waive off farm loan chief Nandkumar Patel, veter- Minister Manmohan Singh career as a students' leader in Chhattisgarh. Farmers, youth which would benefit 16.65 lakh an leader VC Shukla and trib- ' and BJP's Raman Singh among ;468)-2*4%-*&11)=%,%'&1 early 1980s, Baghel was elect- and women will have a special farmers who were reeling al leader Mahendra Karma. % other dignitaries here. ed to the undivided Madhya claim to this government," under steep debt. Baghel reiterated that his The firebrand leader '1&848)&94=%0-%-8"O)%&2 Pradesh Assembly for the first said Gandhi expressing his The farm loan waiver was government would not carry on Baghel is largely hailed as the time in 1993. Baghel's top gratitude to party workers and a prime promise of the the politics of vendetta. He architect of Congress' landslide political opponent Ajit Jogi leaders for the hard earned Congress to the farmers in added that his Government Government expenditure to victory in the tribal-dominat- ed state where it won 68 seats in the 90-member Assembly. who had deserted the victory. assembly poll campaign that would also contain unnecessary boost fiscal health of the State. "#$! ( "" $) &152 illegally entered Pakistan and * **%%% -4&2 ! " # was involved in anti-state akistan on Monday released crimes and forging docu- " Bhupesh Baghel on Monday, wo children were killed PIndian prisoner Hamid ments.” $ %&'( hours after he took oath as the Tand three others injured Nihal Ansari, who was Ansari went missing after ) third Chief Minister of after a wall of a school build- detained by the country’s intel- he was taken into custody by Chhattisgarh. ing collapsed on them in a vil- ligence agencies in 2012 and Pakistani intelligence agen- Taran Prakash Sinha, IAS, lage on Monday around 10 am subsequently sentenced to cies and local police in has been appointed as deputy at Khazan Singh KS Public three years’ imprisonment by a Kohat in 2012 and finally in !!#$ * secretary to the Chief Minister School, a private primary military court in 2015 for pos- reply to a habeas corpus peti- ' $"& and he would also hold charge school in Salarpur village under sessing a fake Pakistani identi- tion filed by his mother, Fauzia #+$ of Commissioner, Public Sector 49 police station limits, ty card. Ansari, the high court was # # Relations. police said. Ansari, a 33-year-old informed that he was in cus- # Taking a serious note of the Mumbai resident, was lodged tody of the Pakistan Army and , - incident, Chief Minister Yogi in the Peshawar Central Jail was being tried by a military , &$ Adityanath has ordered an after being sentenced by the court. L ## M enquiry and directed officials of military court on December He entered Pakistan from 0&,60 Gautam Budh Nagar district to 15, 2015. His three-year jail Afghanistan, reportedly to ensure proper treatment to the term ended on December 15, meet a girl he had befriended enior IAS officer Gaurav injured. 2018 but he was not able to online. % % SDwivedi was appointed as According to eyewitness, leave for India as his legal doc- A two-judge Peshawar !!#$ secretary to Chief Minister children were playing when a uments were not ready. High Court bench, comprising 0 ' wall collapsed on them as a JCB On Thursday, the Justice Roohul Amin and "1 $ collided with the school wall. Peshawar High Court gave Justice Qalandar Ali Khan, $ Five school students identified the federal government a on Thursday heard an appeal # $ as Akash, Naitik, Reshu, month deadline to complete filed by Ansari through his Bhupendra and Vievek, who his repatriation process. lawyer Qazi Muhammad were the victim, were rescued Police (SSP), Gautam Buddh was being run a plot owned by “Ansari is being released Anwar. % from the debris and rushed to Nagar, Ajay Pal Sharma and one Amit Bhati. Police are try- upon completion of his sen- Anwar informed the &'( ) % % a nearby hospital where District Magistrate (DM) ing to identify the people run- tence and is being repatriated bench that both the Ministry !!#$ 2 # 2 Taman Singh Sonwani, Bhupendra (10) and Vivek (8) Brajesh Narain Singh met the ning the school. A First to India,” Pakistan Foreign of Interior and authorities of " who is presently the were declared brought dead families of the victims and Information report has been Office Spokesperson prison, where he was lodged, Commissioner, Surguja, has while Akash, Naitik and Reshu took stock of the situation, offi- lodged at sector-49 police sta- Mohammad Faisal said. were completely silent about # $# $ # been appointed as joint secre- are being treated. cials said. tion and probe has been He claimed that Ansari his release and deportation to $ 3 " tary to Chief Minister. Senior Superintendent of It is understood the school launched, a police official said. was an “Indian spy who had India. # R % + % -%*2%1)& lion, the value of Indian pro- figures and the Chinese cus- On the issue of Chinese jects currently executed by toms statistics. “The Chinese ease of entry to Indian markets hinese investment in India Chinese companies is estimat- calculate the data on calendar and project exports, the Cis as low as US $5 billion, ed to be as high as $63 billion. basis while India calculates on Ministry of External Affairs % + % -%*2%1)& The controversy erupted but Chinese companies are China is engaged in project financial year basis. It is virtu- said the value of projects cur- over the CAG report on Rafale executing projects of Indian exports in India without bring- ally impossible to reconcile rently under execution is esti- ust two days after Congress ever since the Supreme Court entities pegged at a whopping ing its own capital for invest- the figures. As far as the Indian mated to be $63 billion. So Jleaders held a Press confer- mentioned about this while $63 billion. A parliamentary ment. Such a trend is not Government data is concerned while the cumulative Chinese ence saying no CAG report on giving clean chit to the panel has pointed to this “pro- healthy for the overall growth in the three previous financial investments in India are sub- pricing of Rafale jets has been Government. jects export” by China without of Indian economy,” said the years of 2014-15, 2015-16, stantially low which is about $5 shared with the Public The senior Congress “bringing any actual invest- parliamentary committee on 2016-17, the deficit was $48.47 billion, the project exports are Accounts Committee (PAC), leader Mallikarjun Kharge, ment” and pushed for an External Affairs, headed by billion, $52.69 billion and substantial and the the CAG has sent a draft who is the Public Accounts immediate stress on invest- Congress MP Shashi Tharoor $51.09 billion. In each case, the Government’s effort has essen- report on Rafale deal to the Committee chairman, accused ments by Chinese companies in in its report. The report was Chinese exports were around tially been to persuade the Ministry of Defence for its the Government of misleading India.
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