BJP’s possible 3rd candidate keeps Congress on edge ahead of RS polls | Jaipur News
Jaipur: With Rajya Sabha elections scheduled on June 18, the opposition Congress in Rajasthan is adopting a cautious approach despite having the numbers to secure one of the three seats up for grabs. Concerns surrounding potential cross voting from its own legislators are prompting the party to take strategic precautions.The elections have been necessitated since…
Rajasthan United Residential Academy student Jeziels Lyndem selected to participate in IberCup 2026, Portugal | Jaipur News
Rajasthan United Residential Academy says academy student of U-14, Jeziels Lyndem from Meghalaya, Northeast has been selected to represent Ryntih FC, Meghalaya in the prestigious IberCup Jaipur: Rajasthan United Residential Academy is delighted to announce that academy student of U-14, Jeziels Lyndem from Meghalaya, Northeast has been selected to represent Ryntih FC, Meghalaya in the…
JMC initiates action against teachers absent from census duty | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The Jaipur Municipal Corporation has initiated action against teachers and employees who allegedly remained absent from census work despite being assigned duty and receiving training for the exercise.On Monday, the corporation’s Sanganer zone wrote to Malpura Gate police station seeking registration of FIRs against eight teachers for failing to report for census-related work.Earlier on…
Raj bans TOCIN injection after sample fails quality tests; 3,500 vials seized in Kota | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Rajasthan’s Drug Control Department Monday banned the sale and use of TOCIN (Oxytocin Injection 5 ml), manufactured by Jackson Laboratories Pvt Ltd, after a sample of the drug failed in the quality tests. The department has so far seized around 3,500 vials from Kota govt hospital and other stockists linked to the medicine’s supply…
Teachers seek census delay amid severe heatwave | Jaipur News
A govt employees conducts a door-to-door survey for Census 2027 in Bikaner Jaipur: With severe heatwave conditions sweeping Rajasthan, teachers’ organisations have urged the Centre to postpone ongoing census-related work, citing health risks faced by educators deployed for field duties in extreme temperatures.The Teacher Federation of India, Sunday, wrote, to the Registrar General and Census…
