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Air Force Awes India OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR & AHMEDABAD AHMEDABAD l FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. GUJENG/2019/16208 l Vol 1 l Issue No. 314 Indian Air Force (IAF) Rafale fi ghter jet carries out a minimum radius turn within an area smaller than a hockey fi eld forming a fi gure of eight. (Inset) IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria inspects a guard of honour during the 88th Air Force Day celebrations at Hindon airbase in Ghaziabad on Thursday. —ANI PHOTO The grandeur and might of the various types of aircraft in the IAF were on full display on Thursday The newly inducted Rafale fi ghter jet displayed its ability to carry out sharp AIR FORCE turns during the fl ypast at the IAF base in Ghaziabad on the occasion. The Rafale fl ew in the ‘Vijay’ formation, fl anked by AWES INDIA two Jaguars and Mirage 2000 each AHH! The excitement, the thrill, and of course IAF chief Air Chief Marshal Rakesh the noise. That’s what the people of the country Kumar Singh Bhadauria assured the nation that the Indian Air Force will experienced during 88th anniversary celebrations evolve and be ever ready to safeguard at Hindon Airbase on Thursday. The occasion India’s sovereignty and interests in all honours warriors and veterans of Indian Air Force and any circumstances ‘MOTIVATED’ MEDIA REPORTING ON TABLIGHI JAMAAT TRP bombshell: Mum cops bust JULY 1946 — OCTOBER 2020 Freedom of speech most abused: scam involving VISIONARY RAM SC trashes ‘brazen’ affidavit Republic TV VILAS NO MORE nion Min- Mohd Fahad ister for Food and New Delhi: The Su- U Public preme Court on Thurs- Distribu- day pulled up the Cen- The Secretary must tion and Lok Jan- tre for its “evasive” and tell us what he thinks Mumbai: The Mumbai shakti Party leader “brazen” affidavit in of the incidents police on Thursday Ram Vilas Paswan connection with pleas pointed out by the claimed to have busted a passed away this seeking action against petitioner. We fi nd it ‘major racket’ which was evening. He was 74. alleged motivated me- extremely evasive. “fraudulently involved Paswan underwent dia reporting on the The affi davit does not in manipulating Televi- heart surgery last Tablighi Jamaat. make any response sion Ratings Points week and was due to Narendra Modi @ Amit Shah @AmitShah A bench headed by on the allegations (TRP)” of TV channels, undergo another one narendramodi The mind is extremely CJI SA Bobde was hear- made by the including Republic TV. in a few days, his son I am saddened beyond disturbed by the demise words. There is a void in of Ram Vilas Paswan ji, ing a clutch of petitions petitioners on some Four persons have been Chirag had told the our nation that will perhaps who was always fi ghting filed by Jamiat Ulama-i- TV channels The bench rapped Solicitor General Tushar Mehta after a junior arrested in the case. media. The Union never be fi lled. Shri Ram for the welfare and rights Hind and others seek- spreading hatred offi cial of Information and Broadcasting Ministry fi led affi davit. Mumbai police com- Minister was in a Vilas Paswan Ji’s demise is of the poor and the a personal loss. I have lost ing action against me- —Justice SA Bobde missioner Param Bir critical condition deprived. In his political a friend, valued colleague life, he always kept na- Chief Justice of India Singh dia organisation alleg- YOU CAN’T TREAT COURT said so far, three with multiple organ and someone who was tional interest and public edly giving communal channels including Re- complications. A extremely passionate to welfare as paramount. colour to the Covid-19 LIKE THIS: CJI TO CENTRE public, Fakt Marathi, Dalit leader from Bi- ensure every poor person His death has created a WHAT CENTRE’S leads a life of dignity. void in Indian politics. outbreak at the Tablighi “You cannot treat the Court how you are and Box Cinema were har, Paswan served Jamaat congregation in AFFIDAVIT SAYS... found to be indulging in in many cabinets. treating it. The affi davit is by some junior Nitish Kumar @NitishKumar Delhi’s Nizamuddin. The Centre had fi led offi cer. The affi davit is evasive and says the such malpractices. The bench rapped So- Singh said that ba- I am personally saddened by the death of popular politi- its affi davit on August petitioner shows no instance of bad reporting. cian Ram Vilas Paswan ji. His death is an irreparable licitor General Tushar 7, stating that the You may not agree, but how rometers to measure loss to Indian politics. May his soul rest in peace. Mehta after a junior of- spread of Covid-19 you can say there is no TRP’s are kept at sev- ficial at the Information among attendees of instance of bad reporting eral undisclosed houses Ashok Gehlot @ashokgehlot51 Rahul Gandhi and Broadcasting Min- the Jamaat, attacks shown? Secretary of the across the country, My heartfelt condolences at the @RahulGandhi The news of untimely istry filed the affidavit on health workers by department must fi le an based on which the passing away of Union Minis- some sections, etc, ter & founder of Lok Janshakti demise of Ram Vilas which contained “un- affi davit and avoid Broadcast Audience Re- Party, Ram Vilas Paswan ji. Paswan ji is sad. The necessary” and “non- were all matters of any unnecessary and search Council (BARC) May God give strength to his poor-downtrodden sensical” averments fact and that “news nonsensical averments measures TRPs of family members & supporters lost a strong political with regard to media reports based on as made now,” said channels. to bear this loss. May voice today. My facts… cannot be his soul rest in condolences to his reporting on the issue. CJI Bobde. We found that some peace. family. Turn on P6 censored”. channels were paying former Turn on P6 NOT A PUSHOVER Will ensure Surat and South Guj is not overlooked: CR Patil Speaking at a SGCCI event in Surat, While addressing the that I am one, I will see members gathered, to it that no such injus- GLUCK WINS the BJP state prez reiterated his new guest of honour Patil tice is meted out to Su- NOBEL FOR said, “Surat has many rat or South Gujarat LITERATURE position as a ‘political heavyweight’ medical device manu- from now on.” The Nobel Prize for facturing units and its He also assured trade literature has been Haresh Jhala Bharatiya Janata Party share in the sector is and industries repre- awarded to American poet Louise Glück “for (BJP) state unit presi- also noteworthy. I re- sentatives that the BJP her unmistakable poetic Surat: Being prolific dent CR Patil while member Surat MP Dar- government will ad- voice that with austere public speakers, it is speaking at an event or- shana Jardosh trying dress issues hampering beauty makes individual only fair that politicians ganized by the Southern her best to get a medical the sector’s growth. existence universal.” The are also adept at appeal- Gujarat Chambers of device park rolling in “The state and central prize was announced ing to a larger audience Commerce and Industry (L to R) SGCCI president Dinesh Navadia, BJP state president CR Patil, former SGCCI prez Ketan Navsari, but CM Rupa- governments are com- Thursday in Stockholm in a smart manner to (SGCCI) on Wednesday. Desai and Surat MP Darshana Jardosh. ni had announced set- mitted to the develop- by Mats Malm, the per- ensure that their voice Patil echoed the concern ting up of a medical ment of the nation and manent secretary of the Swedish Academy. CM is heard by everyone, in- of the trade industry Rupani about not over- The newly elected Ashish Gujarati of the device park in Rajkot. I put it on fast track for Ashok Gehlot tweeted to cluding those in power. and also sent a message looking Surat or the president Dinesh Nava- SGCCI took charge of was not a political heav- growth,” stated Patil. congratulate her. This was proved by to Chief Minister Vijay South Gujarat region. dia and vice-president their posts at the event. yweight then, but now Turn on P6 NEWS www.fi rstindia.co.in I www.fi rstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefi rstindia I facebook.com/thefi rstindia I instagram.com/thefi rstindia AHMEDABAD | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2020 02 THE PROJECT IS LIKELY TO BE COMPLETED IN 2022 WITH A TOTAL INVESTMENT OF `570 CRORE First India Bureau grabbed the contract. Being built on 1,025.5 Rajkot: Work on the hectares of land, over Rajkot International 35 hectares was private Greenfield Airport agricultural land that has begun at Hirasar was acquired for the village located project. The interna- around 25.6 kilome- tional airport will have tres off the Rajkot- a standard runway Ahmedabad Highway. length of 3,040 metres, The contract of the and width of 45 metres. project has been A six-lane road will also awarded to Bhopal- be constructed to con- based Dilip Buildcon nect the international Limited with a com- airport with the Nation- pletion time period of al Highway 8-A. 30 months. According A new location was to sources, the com- zeroed in on for the in- pany has already ternational airport as started constructing the existing Rajkot air- a compound wall. port was spread over In February this year, 250 acres with a single the Airport Authority runway, suitable for op- of India (AAI) had is- erating B737 types of sued a Letter of Accept- aircrafts.
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