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Amid tension in Jodhpur, violence was reported from another city in Rajasthan.On the occasion of Eid on May 3, clashes erupted in Nagaur.
Reports suggested that two Muslim groups were at loggerheads over some issue related to Eid celebrations. The differences deteriorated into violence, with stone pelting and vandalism allegedly taking place.
Videos purportedly of the clashes emerged on social media. The incident occurred in Nagaur's Kidwai Nagar.
Tension in Nagaur coincided with similar incidents in Jodhpur. However, members of two different communities were involved in the Jodhpur clashes.
The cause was placing of religious flags near the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa, as per news agency PTI. Curfew, suspension of mobile internet services, and heavy deployment of security personnel followed violence in Jodhpur.

Violence between 2 Muslim groups on Eid in Rajasthan's Nagaur, amid Jodhpur tension

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 THUMBNAIL TEXT MUSLIMS GROUPS CLASH IN EID IN NAGAUR
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((VIOLENCE VISUALS - DO NOT USE NAT)) https://twitter.com/NikhilCh_/status/1521466081180676098 Twitter@NikhilCh_ Authenticity Unverified
Amid tension in Jodhpur, violence was reported from another city in Rajasthan. On the occasion of Eid on May 3, clashes erupted in Nagaur. Reports suggested that two Muslim groups were at loggerheads over some issue related to Eid celebrations. The differences deteriorated into violence, with stone pelting and vandalism allegedly taking place. Videos purportedly of the clashes emerged on social media. The incident occurred in Nagaur's Kidwai Nagar.
 ((JODHPUR VIOLENCE VISUALS))
Tension in Nagaur coincided with similar incidents in Jodhpur. However, members of two different communities were involved in the Jodhpur clashes. The cause was placing of religious flags near the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa, as per news agency PTI. Curfew, suspension of mobile internet services, and heavy deployment of security personnel followed violence in Jodhpur.
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CAPTIONS More violence in Rajasthan After Jodhpur, it's Nagaur 2 Muslim groups clashed Tussle over Eid celebrations Stone pelting, vandalism seen

Amid tension in Jodhpur, violence was reported from another city in Rajasthan.&nbsp;On the occasion of Eid on May 3, clashes erupted in Nagaur

Amid tension in Jodhpur, violence was reported from another city in Rajasthan. On the occasion of Eid on May 3, clashes erupted in Nagaur.
Reports suggested that two Muslim groups were at loggerheads over some issue related to Eid celebrations. The differences deteriorated into violence, with stone pelting and vandalism allegedly taking place.
Videos purportedly of the clashes emerged on social media. The incident occurred in Nagaur's Kidwai Nagar.
Tension in Nagaur coincided with similar incidents in Jodhpur. However, members of two different communities were involved in the Jodhpur clashes.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/jodhpur-eid-violence-why-clashes-broke-out-cops-detain-accused-rajasthan-cm-ashok-gehlot-s-peace-call-1651582759856" target="_blank">Jodhpur Eid violence: why clashes broke out; cops detain accused; Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot's peace call</a>
The cause was placing of religious flags near the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa, as per news agency PTI. Curfew, suspension of mobile internet services, and heavy deployment of security personnel followed violence in Jodhpur.

Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."

Jodhpur Eid violence: why clashes broke out; police detain accused; Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot's peace call

((SHORT OPENING BYTE SPLIT WITH VIOLENCE VISUALS))
ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (1:11 - 1:30) TRANSLATION - The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
 ((VIOLENCE VISUALS))
Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace. Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places. One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing. At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged.
 ((ARREST VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521384450684506112
Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
 ((GEHLOT MEETING VISUALS)) https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521403401472413696
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation.
 BYTE ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER, RAJASTHAN https://twitter.com/ANI_MP_CG_RJ/status/1521392970347409409 (0:00 - 0:52, 1:06 - 1:30) May 2, 2022 TRANSLATION - The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension.
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CAPTIONS Jodhpur tense over Eid clashes Religious flags led to violence Fight over Eid and saffron flags Rajasthan CM's peace appeal Ashok Gehlot held meeting CM warned anti-social elements Politicians must aid peace move: CM

Jodhpur Eid violence: the clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags in public places. One group installed Eid flags a freedom fighter's statue, and another claimed their saffron flag went missing from same spot.

Following violence in Rajasthan's Jodhpur on Eid and a day earlier, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot appealed for peace.
Stone pelting was reported from the city on May 3 after tension escalated again. The clashes broke out over the issue of religious flags put up in public places.
One group installed Eid flags at a roundabout alongside the statue of freedom fighter Balmukund Bissa. Another group objected to this, claiming that a saffron flag installed at the same spot for Parshuram Jayanti had gone missing.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/fresh-clashes-in-jodhpur-1651552018611" target="_blank">Rajasthan: Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended</a>
At least five police personnel were injured, and some vehicles were damaged. Subsequently, police detained several police who were allegedly involved in the violence. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to prevent rumour-mongering.
Rajasthan's Chief Minister held a meeting with senior officials and police officers to take stock of the situation. Gehlot said, "The tension in Jodhpur since last night is unfortunate. The Rajasthani, Marwari tradition is of loving, peaceful co-existence between all communities at all times, during all festivals. I appeal to people to maintain peace, end the tension. Because, an atmosphere of violence is not in the interest of people of Jodhpur. We'll strictly deal with anti-social elements. I have given these instructions to police. I would also like to make an appeal to politicians. The first duty of workers, leaders, or representatives of any party is to ensure that there is no violence or tension."
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/clashes-in-jodhpur-ahead-of-eid-stone-pelting-reported-late-monday-internet-suspended-1651548195248" target="_blank">Clashes in Jodhpur ahead of Eid, stone pelting reported late Monday; internet suspended</a>

Eid al-Fitr 2022: The most fun part of this festival is getting ready and wearing the fanciest possible clothes. So, have a look at some suit options to wear on this special occasion.

Eid al-Fitr 2022: Outfit ideas to wear on Eid 

Eid al-Fitr will begin on May 2 this year and go on till May 3. Check out some stylish outfits to wear on this festival. 

Eid al-Fitr will begin on May 2 this year and go on till May 3. Check out some stylish outfits to wear on this festival.&nbsp;

Eid al-Fitr is a festival that is celebrated with huge fervour and enthusiasm. This festival marks the end of the month-long fasting of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/ramadan-2022-essential-tips-for-healthy-fasting-1648975337804" target="_blank">Ramadan</a>. This year it will begin on May 2 and end on May 3. On this occasion, people wear new clothes, meet their loved ones and prepare traditional delicacies such as sewai, biryani, etc.&nbsp;
Undoubtedly, the most fun part of this festival is getting ready and wearing the fanciest possible clothes. So, have a look at some suit options to wear on this special occasion. &nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/beat-the-heat-in-style-wardrobe-staples-for-indian-summers-1650956410392">Beat the heat in style: Wardrobe staples for Indian summers</a>
<h3>Sharara&nbsp;</h3>
A Sharara is pretty similar to flared pants. It can be paired with a long kurta and jootis. Opt for a heavily embroidered Sharara in a bright colour for a special occasion like Eid.&nbsp;
<h3>Anarkali kurta&nbsp;</h3>
An Anarkali kurta works best with a churidar. It looks fancy and festive. Wearing this kurta instantly adds a sparkle in your outfit and is thus, perfect for this festival.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/eid-al-fitr-2022-easy-3-step-recipe-to-make-sewai-at-home-1651394290283" target="_blank">Eid-al-Fitr 2022: Easy 3 step recipe to make Sewai at home</a>
<h3>Straight-legged pants&nbsp;</h3>
Opt for straight-legged pants if you are someone who prefers keeping things minimal and understated. Pair these with an embroidered kurta to nail the subtly elegant look.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/international-dance-day-2022-4-dance-forms-that-have-become-increasingly-popular-1651216978303">International Dance Day 2022: 4 Dance forms that have become increasingly popular</a>
<h3>Churidar suit&nbsp;</h3>
You can never go wrong with a classic churidar suit. Opt for this look if you don&rsquo;t want to experiment and go the traditional way for Eid al-Fitr.&nbsp;

Ramadan is considered to be a holy month and is the ninth month of the Muslim Lunar calendar. 

Ramadan 2022: Know the date, history and significance

Ramadan is considered to be a holy month and is the ninth month in the Muslim Lunar calendar.&nbsp;

Ramadan also known as&nbsp;Ramzan, is the ninth month&nbsp;in the Muslim Lunar calendar.&nbsp;It is considered to be a holy month and usually lasts for 29-30 days. The month begins with fasting (Roza) which goes on for 30 days&nbsp;and ends with Eid-Ul-Fitr. Although the date will be decided according to the sighting of the crescent moon, this year, it may begin from the evening of April 2 and go on till May 2. &nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/navratri-special-in-the-mood-for-sweets-try-this-delicious-singhara-beet-ladoo-recipe-1648359659972">Navratri Special: In the mood for sweets? Try this delicious Singhara beet ladoo recipe</a>
According to Islamic culture, Ramadan is the month when the first verses of the Holy Quran&nbsp;were revealed to Prophet Muhammad. This month is marked by fasting and prayer. &lsquo;Sehri&rsquo; is the meal that is consumed before beginning the fast while &lsquo;Iftar&rsquo; is the meal with which the fast is broken.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/chaitra-navratri-2022-know-the-puja-timings-date-and-more-1648207692060">Chaitra Navratri 2022: Know the puja timings, date and more</a>
Timings for Sehri and Iftar:&nbsp;
04:49 am 18:44 2 April 2022
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Sadio Mane's Senegal defeated Mohamad Salah's Egypt 4-2 in the penalty shootout to win their first African Cup on Sunday.
Senegal had a chance to take an early lead in the game but Mane missed a penalty spot in the 8th minute.
Thus, the final of the Africa Cup of Nations went into the shootout and this time Mane scored the decisive penalty and made up for the missing penalty early in the game.
Salah was supposed to take his team's final penalty but didn't get a chance in the shootout after two of his teammates missed the penalties early.
Senegal had previously lost two finals, including one against Algeria in the 2019 African Cup of Nations in Egypt.
Also read: WATCH FA Cup: Liverpool advances to next round with 3-1 win over Cardiff City

Senegal beat Salah's Egypt 4-2 in a penalty shootout to win its first African Cup

Sadio Mane's Senegal defeated Mohamad Salah's Egypt 4-2 in the penalty shootout to win their first African Cup

Senegal beat Salah's Egypt to win its first African Cup

Sadio Mane's Senegal defeated Mohamad Salah's Egypt 4-2 in the penalty shootout to win their first African Cup on Sunday.
Senegal had a chance to take an early lead in the game but Mane missed a penalty in the 8th minute.
Thus, the final of the Africa Cup of Nations went into the shootout and this time Mane scored the decisive penalty and made up for the missing early in the game.
Salah was supposed to take his team's final penalty but didn't get a chance in the shootout after two of his teammates missed their shots early.
Senegal had previously lost two finals, including one against Algeria in the 2019 African Cup of Nations in Egypt.

Sadio Mane's Senegal defeated Mohamad Salah's Egypt&nbsp;4-2 in the penalty shootout to win their first African Cup on Sunday

Sadio Mane's Senegal defeated Mohamad Salah's Egypt 4-2 in the penalty shootout to win their first African Cup on Sunday.
Senegal had a chance to take an early lead in the game but Mane missed a penalty in the 8th minute.
Thus, the final of the Africa Cup of Nations went into the shootout and this time Mane scored the decisive penalty and made up for the missing early in the game.
Salah was supposed to take his team's final penalty but didn't get a chance in the shootout after two of his teammates missed their shots early.
Senegal had previously lost two finals, including one against Algeria in the 2019 African Cup of Nations in Egypt.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/fa-cup-liverpool-advances-to-next-round-with-3-1-win-over-cardiff-city-1644200667570" target="_blank">WATCH FA Cup: Liverpool advances to next round with 3-1 win over Cardiff City</a>

The government on Saturday in an advisory said that states must ensure Covid-19 precautions are followed strictly during the festive season. The government listed measures like promoting online shopping and avoiding unnecessary travel to stop infection rates from spiraling.
The guidelines come ahead of major festivals like Diwali and Eid next month.
The government has suggested measures like:

Promote online modes of celebrations like online shopping
Discourage unnecessary travel.
Strictly follow Covid guidelines during festival celebrations
No mass gatherings in containment zones &amp; districts where more than 5% positivity rate
Gatherings allowed with advance permission &amp; limited attendees should be monitored
State government should issue directions adequately in advance
Guidelines for malls, local markets and places of worship should be strictly followed
Follow 5 pillars - Test, track, treat, vaccinate and follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.
District authorities should keep a strict watch over trajectory of cases


Shop online, avoid travel: Govt's Covid advisory for festivals

The government on Saturday in an advisory said that states must ensure Covid-19 precautions are followed strictly during the festive season. 

The government on Saturday in an advisory said that states must ensure Covid-19 precautions are followed strictly during the festive season. The government listed measures like promoting online shopping and avoiding unnecessary travel to stop infection rates from spiraling.
The guidelines come ahead of major festivals like Diwali and Eid next month.
It also follows a worrying spike in Coronavirus cases in many countries such Russia, UK and China where renewed lockdowns are being announced.

Govt's&nbsp;advisory for festivals comes ahead of Diwali&nbsp;&amp; Eid&nbsp;next month and follows&nbsp;spike in Covid cases in many countries such Russia, UK and China

The government on Saturday in an advisory said that states must ensure Covid-19 precautions are followed strictly during the festive season. The government listed measures like promoting online shopping and avoiding unnecessary travel to stop infection rates from spiraling.
The guidelines come ahead of major festivals like Diwali and Eid next month.
The government has suggested measures like:
<ul>
<li>Promote online modes of celebrations like online shopping</li>
<li>Discourage unnecessary travel.</li>
<li>Strictly follow Covid guidelines during festival celebrations</li>
<li>No mass gatherings in containment zones &amp; districts where more than 5% positivity rate</li>
<li>Gatherings allowed with advance permission &amp; limited attendees should be monitored</li>
<li>State government should issue directions adequately in advance</li>
<li>Guidelines for malls, local markets and places of worship should be strictly followed</li>
<li>Follow 5 pillars - Test, track, treat, vaccinate and follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.</li>
<li>District authorities should keep a strict watch over trajectory of cases</li>
</ul>

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. Modi&nbsp;on the eve of Eid&nbsp;greeted the nation tweeted, 'Praying for everyone's&nbsp;good health and well-being.&nbsp;Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare'&nbsp;President Kovind&nbsp;too greeted citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols. 'The festival is an occasion to strengthen the spirit of fraternity and rededicate ourselves to the service of humanity', he said.Indis&nbsp;observes a mellowed celebration on the occasion of Eid,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp;Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

President, PM extend wishes as India celebrates Eid amid pandemic

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. Modi&nbsp;on the eve of Eid&nbsp;greeted the nation tweeted, 'Praying for everyone's&nbsp;good health and well-being.&nbsp;Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare'&nbsp; President Kovind&nbsp;too greeted citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols. 'The festival is an occasion to strengthen the spirit of fraternity and rededicate ourselves to the service of humanity', he said. Indis&nbsp;observes a mellowed celebration on the occasion of Eid,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp; Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. 'Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare', PM Modi tweeted. President Kovind&nbsp;too wished the citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols.&nbsp;
Celebration on the occasion of Eid&nbsp;are mellow,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp; Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

A huge crowd thronged Hyderabad's Charminar ahead of Eid celebrations on Friday, completely disregarding the restrictions imposed to contain the Covid spread in Telangana. The state is currently under a 10-day lockdown from Wednesday, with a four-hour break between 6 and 10 in the morning to allow people to buy essentials.
At Charminar in the old quarters of Hyderabad, tens of thousands of people were seen at the Madina market, shopping for the Eid festival. &nbsp;People flouted Covid protocols- masks were missing and social distancing went for a toss. A traffic jam also built up in several parts of the old city.
Anticipating festival crowds, Telangana Home Minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali barred public gatherings in open places and sais people must offer prayers inside their homes.

People thronged Hyderabad's Charminar ahead of Eid, Covid protocols flouted

People throng Hyderabad's Charminar ahead of Eid, flout Covid protocols

Locals defy Covid&nbsp;norms at Hyderabad's Charminar&nbsp;ahead of&nbsp;Eid
People were seen without masks and proper social distancing
Telangana&nbsp;is currently under a 10-day lockdown&nbsp;
State's&nbsp;govt&nbsp;barred public gatherings in open places

A huge crowd thronged Hyderabad's Charminar ahead of Eid celebrations on Friday, completely disregarding the restrictions imposed to contain the Covid spread in Telangana. The state is currently under a 10-day lockdown from Wednesday, with a four-hour break between 6 and 10 in the morning to allow people to buy essentials.
At Charminar in the old quarters of Hyderabad, tens of thousands of people were seen at the Madina market, shopping for the Eid festival. &nbsp;People flouted Covid protocols- masks were missing and social distancing went for a toss. A traffic jam also built up in several parts of the old city.
Anticipating festival crowds, Telangana Home Minister Mohammad Mahmood Ali barred public gatherings in open places and said&nbsp;people must offer prayers inside their homes.

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