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A fire at the state-run Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital in Jaipur late Sunday claimed six lives, all critical patients in the Neuro ICU.

Fire at SMS Hospital in Jaipur: Six Lives Lost, 14 Rescued

Fire at Jaipur's SMS Hospital: Six Lives Lost

A fire at the state-run Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital in Jaipur late Sunday claimed six lives, all critical patients in the Neuro ICU.

A massive fire blazed through the neuro ICU of Jaipur&rsquo;s state-run Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital in the dead of the night, killing six patients on critical care support, officials said on Monday.
Eleven patients were being treated in the ICU at the time, said trauma centre in-charge Dr Anurag Dakhad. The fire, which erupted in the storage area around midnight, is suspected to have been caused by a short circuit.
The flames spread fast and rescuers could pull out only five patients.
"Six people, two women and four men died, and five are undergoing treatment," Dhakad said. "Fourteen other patients were admitted in a different ICU, and all were successfully evacuated to safer locations," he added.
Walls blackened with smoke and soot, equipment twisted out of shape in the heat and shattered glass told the tale of the horrors that unfolded when the fire broke out.
Though some reports claimed eight patients died in the fire, Dhakad and hospital superintendent Sushil Bhati maintained that the number of deaths was six.
Expressing grief over the tragedy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an X post in Hindi, "The loss of lives due to a fire tragedy at a hospital in Jaipur, Rajasthan, is deeply saddening. Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. May the injured recover soon." The state government has formed a high-level committee to probe the incident.
SMS hospital is Rajasthan's biggest government health facility, treating patients from across the state and elsewhere.
The deceased were identified as Pintu from Sikar, Dilip and Bahadur from Jaipur, and Shrinath, Rukmini and Kusuma from Bharatpur.
Anguished relatives held a brief protest and alleged that authorities were negligent, ignoring warnings and fleeing instead of rescuing the ailing and sick.
Among them was Rukmini's son Joginder.
"My mother was recovering and was supposed to be fine. But this disaster happened. When the smoke started, there were 15 to 16 people in the ward. People were trying to evacuate their own patients," he said.
"No one helped my mother. My elder brother grabbed a torch from the hospital staff, found our mother, and brought her out. No one went to help her. I could not save her and could not do anything," he told reporters.
Omprakash, whose brother Pintu was killed, said the fire spread rapidly.
"My brother was still inside. It took an hour and a half before they managed to pull Pintu out of the room. His body was not burned, but his face was completely blackened from the smoke. When we took him outside, there were no doctors present," he alleged.
The trauma centre building is in front of the main hospital building on busy Tonk Road.
Hospital staff and attendants evacuated patients with some wheeling beds outside the building. Firefighters brought the fire under control in around two hours, official said.
Vikas, a ward boy who was at the scene, told PTI that he and other staff members rescued as many people as they could before the billowing flames and smoke made it impossible for them to do so.
"We were inside the operating theatre when we heard about the fire, so we immediately rushed to rescue the people inside the centre. We managed to save at least three to four patients. However, as the flames intensified, we could no longer go into the building. We did our best to rescue as many as we could," he said.
Police could not enter the building immediately due to the heavy smoke, he added.
By the time the fire team arrived, the entire ward was engulfed in smoke. Firefighters had to break a window to start extinguishing the fire, he said.
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Jogaram Patel and Minister of State for Home Jawahar Singh Bedham were among those who visited the trauma centre to take stock of the situation.
When Patel and Bedham reached the spot, relatives of some patients alleged that the staff had ignored early warning and fled during the fire. They also claimed that the hospital staff could not provide updates on the patients' condition.
"We noticed smoke and immediately informed the staff, but they did not pay any heed. When the fire broke out, they were the first to run. Now, we cannot get any information about our patients. We want to know their condition, but no one is telling us," said an attendant.
The chief minister, who spoke to doctors and patients, termed the incident extremely unfortunate and assured that immediate relief measures were being taken.
The state government appointed committee, headed by the commissioner of the Medical Education Department, Iqbal Khan, will look into the causes of the fire, the hospital's preparedness and response to the emergency, safety measures, and steps to prevent such incidents in the future.
Describing the situation as heartbreaking, former chief minister Ashok Gehlot said, "It is extremely unfortunate that the families of the victims are angry with the way they have been treated by the state government. They said that no government representative has approached them or spoken to them so far." Gehlot demanded from the state government to form a judicial commission to thoroughly investigate the incident.
AICC general secretary and former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot also visited the hospital and expressed sorrow over the incident.
"This disaster has undoubtedly been caused due to negligence in one of the state's most renowned hospitals," he said, calling for accountability and swift action.
Director General of Police Rajeev Sharma also visited the hospital and said that he has instructed the Jaipur Police commissioner to form a special team having experts from FSL and fire department to thoroughly investigate the case.&nbsp;

Naresh Mulani, serving life for a transgender murder, was found dead in Jaipur Jail's bathroom. Initial probes suggest suicide, discovered by inmates.

Inmate Found Dead in Jaipur Jail in Suspected Suicide

Naresh Mulani, incarcerated for life for killing a transgender person, was found dead in Jaipur Central Jail. Investigations point towards suicide, with other inmates discovering his body.

Naresh Mulani, serving a life sentence for murder, was found dead in Jaipur Central Jail. Initial investigations by authorities suggest suicide. Fellow inmates discovered Mulani's body, leading to an inquiry to uncover details surrounding his death.

A 35-year-old convict serving a life sentence for the murder of a transgender person was found dead in a bathroom of the Jaipur Central Jail, police said on Friday.
Naresh Mulani alias Nishu, the deceased, had been in the jail since 2022 and was found dead Thursday night, they said.
Police claim Mulani died by suicide, though investigation is on in the matter.
"Preliminary investigation suggests that the convict committed suicide while in the bathroom. Other inmates discovered his body and informed the jail authorities," Lal Kothi Police Station SHO Banna Lal said.
Mulani was a native of Bagru Walon Ka Rasta in Jaipur and had been serving time for killing a transgender person in the Nahargarh area.

In Jaipur, four workers died from toxic fumes in a jewellery factory. They faced respiratory distress while extracting metals from a hazardous tank. Authorities demand accountability and compensation.

Four Die in Jaipur Jewellery Factory Incident

Four workers tragically died from toxic fumes in a Jaipur jewellery factory. The tragedy underscores the need for stricter safety protocols in industrial environments. Management faces scrutiny over safety lapses and compensation liabilities.

Four workers died from toxic fumes in a jewellery factory in Jaipur

A tragedy occurred in a Jaipur jewellery factory where four workers died from toxic fumes while extracting metal from a septic tank. Two others are critically injured.

Four men who entered a septic tank in Sitapura Industrial Area here to retrieve gold and silver particles died of toxic fumes, police said on Tuesday.
The incident occurred late Monday night in a jewel factory in G-Block of the Jewellery Zone.
The deceased were identified as Sanjeev Pal, Himanshu Singh, Rohit Pal, and Arpit Yadav, police said.
Two more workers, Ajay Chauhan and Rajpal, were rushed in critical condition to the Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, while two others, Amit Pal and Suraj Pal, were discharged after primary medical care.
The workers had gone down a 10-foot-deep tank after which they allegedly lost consciousness.
Initially, the workers refused to enter the tank due to the intense heat and presence of toxic gases. However, the company management persuaded them with the promise of extra money, initial reports state.
Amit and Rohit, who were the first to descend into the tank, began gasping and calling for help immediately. The remaining six went down the tank quickly to help the first two out but also fell unconscious.
The septic tank allegedly contained a chemical sludge, believed to be carrying hold particles of gold and silver, residue from the jewellery manufacturing and cleaning processes, a police source stated.
The sludge is periodically cleaned to extract valuable metals, a practice not uncommon in jewellery units.
The Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission issued notices to the Jaipur Collector and Police Commissioner.
The Commission Chairperson Justice G R Moolchandani took suo moto cognisance and issued the notices.
"Notices have been issued to the District Collector and Jaipur Police Commissioner, expecting them to conduct an effective investigation in the matter, take immediate action against the culprits, submit its report to the Commission and ensure providing the required compensation amount to the dependents/family members of the deceased," the chairperson said in the order.
"Also, by issuing notice to Achal Jewelers Private Limited's owner Arun Kumar Kothari and CEO Vikas Mehta, the Commission expects them to provide compensation amount to the dependents/family members of the workers at their own level and send its compliance report and its reply to the Commission without delay," the order said.
Meanwhile, former chief minister Ashok Gehlot targeted the state government over such incidents in the state.
He claimed that in the last 10 days, 11 people have died while cleaning septic tanks and gutters in Deeg, Bikaner and Jaipur.
"It seems that the state government is not paying attention to the sanitation workers. The state government announced in the budget to buy machines but that announcement is still on paper. When will the government wake up?" he said in a post on X.

Anand Sharma, recently on bail for murder, died by suicide after alleged harassment led to a confrontation in Jaipur. Investigation launched.

Murder Accused Dies by Suicide in Jaipur

Anand Sharma, on bail for murder, committed suicide following an alleged harassment incident in Jaipur. Details of this tragic event are under investigation.

Anand Sharma, recently on bail for murder, died by suicide after alleged harassment

Anand Sharma, on bail in a murder case, died by suicide after locals confronted him for alleged harassment. Amidst a conflict, he used a paper cutter on himself and was declared dead at the hospital.

A man out on bail in a murder case fatally slit his throat with a paper cutter on Friday after he was confronted by a group of people for allegedly teasing a woman here, police said.
The SHO of Jhotwara police station, Rajendra Singh Shekhawat, said Anand Sharma, aged around 40, was allegedly teasing a woman sanitation worker for the past 4-5 days.
When her husband confronted him on Friday, leading to an altercation, local people gathered at the spot and started beating up Sharma, the SHO said.
In the middle of this, Sharma took out a paper cutter from his pocket and slit his throat. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where the doctors declared him dead due to excessive bleeding, Shekhawat said.
The SHO said that Sharma, a native of Alwar district who shifted to Jhotwara recently, was in judicial custody in Delhi in a case of murder and was released on bail sometime back.
Police have launched a probe after the sending the body for autopsy, he said.

A Thar jeep driven by a minor crashed into a Sikh procession at Raja Park, causing chaos and raising safety concerns. No deaths, but MLA credential misuse is under investigation.

Jeep Crashes Into Raja Park Sikh Procession

A speeding jeep crashes into a Sikh procession at Raja Park, raising serious road safety concerns and questions about MLA credential misuse. Authorities investigate.

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A speeding Thar jeep driven by a minor crashed into a Sikh religious procession in Raja Park on January 2, 2025. While police reported no injuries, locals claimed that four individuals, including an elderly man, were hurt in the incident.
The crash occurred near Panchvati Circle, where a Nagar Kirtan was taking place. The driver was detained by police shortly after the incident. Authorities also noted that the jeep had an MLA sticker on its windshield, which is currently being verified. Six challans for overspeeding have been issued.
According to police, the vehicle was signaled to stop by officers stationed at the event, but the driver allegedly sped up and continued driving even after hitting people. The car was stopped about 100 meters away by the crowd. Four individuals, who were in the vehicle, fled on foot, but the driver was apprehended. Three others managed to escape, while a woman and a girl were among those injured.
A case has been filed at Adarsh Nagar Police Station, and the investigation is ongoing.

A chemical-laden truck collided with vehicles on the Jaipur-Ajmer Highway, causing a devastating fire that left 11 dead and 37 injured. Over 30 vehicles were gutted, and Rajasthan CM Bhajanlal Sharma assured proper medical care for the victims.

Chemical Truck Collision Sparks Massive Fire on Jaipur-Ajmer Highway, 11 dead

A nearly 300-metre stretch of the highway was affected by the accident. Traffic movement was stopped, leading to a long queue of vehicles.

An LPG tanker collided with a truck on Friday, sparking a massive fireball that turned a stretch of the Jaipur-Ajmer highway into an inferno in which 11 people were killed and 37 vehicles engulfed in flames.
The state health minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar said that nearly half of the injured were "very critical."
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"A total of 11 people have died. Five were brought dead to SMS hospital. Five succumbed during treatment. One death was reported from Jaipuria hospital," Dr Deepak Maheshwari, Principal, SMS Medical College, said.
Jaipur Police Commissioner Biju George Joseph, who was at the crash site, said an outlet nozzle of the LPG tanker was damaged in the collision, leading to a gas leak that caused the blaze.
The crash occurred around 5.30 am, when it was still dark, in front of a school, according to authorities.
"Vehicles behind the tanker were engulfed in flames. Other vehicles coming from the opposite directions also caught fire and the vehicles collided," Joseph said.
The gas leak spread the fire in a flash, leaving no scope for those in nearby vehicles to come out. People were seen rushing and taking off clothes engulfed in flames.
The injured were rushed to the SMS hospital in Jaipur in more than 25 ambulances.
Forty-three people were brought to the hospital, seven of whom are on ventilator support, Dr Maheshwawri said.
Officials at the spot indicated that the casualty count may go up.
The Rajasthan government announced an assistance of Rs 5 lakh to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 1 lakh for the injured.
President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagade, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and his predecessor Ashok Gehlot expressed grief over the deaths.
In a post on X, Modi announced an ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh from the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund to the next of kin of the deceased and Rs 50,000 to the injured.
Modi also spoke to CM Sharma to enquire about the incident and assured him of all possible support.
Earlier in the day, people reported witnessing flames from nearly a kilometre away as thick black smoke filled the sky and ambulances and fire brigade vehicles rushed towards the crash zone. A school van driver on his way to pick students recounted with horror the sight of a man engulfed in flames on the road.
The crash initially affected a nearly 300-metre stretch of the highway, leading to a long queue of vehicles. The traffic thickened with time and by afternoon choked the arterial road, leading to diversions.
Authorities were clearing the highway of the burnt vehicles to resume vehicular movement.
Thirty-seven vehicles, including several tailers, trucks and containers, two buses, as many pickups and bikes, one auto rickshaws and seven cars, were damaged in fire.
In the wake of the incident, Sharma along with Khimsar, rushed to SMS hospital.
Sharma also visited the accident site and spoke to police.
"I visited the hospital as soon as I got the incident. This is a very unfortunate incident. Instructions have been given to ensure proper treatment and other arrangements," he told reporters at the crash site.
Khimsar told reporters at the hospital that all doctors, resident doctors, and nursing staff had been called in to manage the situation and another ward opened to accommodate patients.
A 'green corridor' was set up from the accident site to the SMS hospital, he added.
An official said a private sleeper bus headed for Jaipur from Udaipur was behind the gas tanker when the accident occurred and efforts were underway to find the details of the passengers onboard.
A fire department official said, "A few fire tenders from Mansarover were rushed to the spot based on primary information, but later more were sent from other stations as well."
A team from the regional transport office also reached the spot to investigate the incident and Forensic Science Laboratory teams collected evidence.
Locals complained of itching in the eyes and breathing problems due to the smoke. Some said a few birds were found dead nearby.
A pipe factory along the highway suffered damages in the incident.
Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Prem Chand Bairwa and Minister of State for Home Jawahwar Singh Bedham also reached the accident site, while state Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra and several BJP and Congress MLAs visited the hospital.
The school van driver told PTI that the flames were visible from a kilometre away and there was panic and chaos on the highway.
"As I got closer to the spot, I saw people running in haste and shouting for help. I saw a man engulfed in flames. It was a frightening scene. Fire brigades and ambulances were there but it was difficult for them to reach the spot initially," he said.
Jaipur Police has issued the helpline numbers 91-66-347-551, 87-64-688-431 and 73-00-363-636 for people to get in touch for inquiries or relevant information.
Dotasra told reporters at the site, "Many of the injured are critical. Such incidents should not happen and for this, governments should make arrangements."
He said the government should form a high-level committee and take concrete action so that such incidents are not repeated.

Quixplained: why posters asking Hindu's 'to unite', 'not sell houses to Muslim' put up in Jaipur colony

Local area ward councillor Anita Jain said that the posters were put up after a local had sold his property to a Muslim family following which some residents had put up posters.

Local area ward councillor Anita Jain said that the posters were put up after a local had sold his property to a Muslim family following which some residents had put up posters.

Police here got residents of Nandpuri colony to remove posters asking local people not to rent or sell their homes to Muslims, an official said on Wednesday.
The posters asking Hindus to &ldquo;unite&rdquo; against Muslims appeared about 10 days ago.
Local area ward councillor Anita Jain said, "A resident had sold his property to a Muslim family a few days ago following which some residents had put up posters.&rdquo; &ldquo;However, the posters were removed immediately and locals were given advice by the police," she added.
The posters read, "An appeal to Hindus, stay united and stand up against Muslim jihad." Brahmpuri SHO Ishwar Chandra Pareek said, "The incident happened nearly 10 days ago. Some residents had pasted posters to not rent or sell homes to Muslims. However, they were removed after advice. No case was registered in the matter."&nbsp;

Jaipur: A Russian woman was harrased by a petrol pump employee on November 7 while she was travelling with her Indian YouTuber friend. 

Jaipur: Russian woman harassed by petrol pump worker, police took action 

A Russian woman was harrased on November 7 by a petrol pump employee in Jaipur while travelling with Indian YouTuber.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A petrol pump employee in Jaipur allegedly harassed a Russian tourist on November 7. The woman named Viktoriia&nbsp;was travelling with her Indian friend, a Delhi-based YouTuber. The incident happened when the worker was refilling petrol in their two-wheeler. The entire episode was captured on camera by the YouTuber, who began recording upon realising the mistreatment towards his Russian companion riding pillion.
The YouTube video, also shared on X, shows the content creator confronting the petrol pump staff about the inappropriate behaviour. He demands the employee call their manager and reveals that the worker had touched his friend Viktoriia multiple times.
The Russian tourist recounts that she initially dismissed the first two instances but became certain of the inappropriate touches on the third time. The staff apologised for his behaviour to which the man questioned if a simple apology would rectify the situation. In response, the employee denies intentional misconduct and apologises for the incident.
Viktoriia proposes filing a police complaint against the employee. The Indian vlogger narrates the entire situation to the police officer, who instructs the man to apologise. The man complies, and Viktoriia requests the officer to record the man's name for future reference in case of similar incidents with others.
The YouTuber explains in the video description that the delay in sharing the footage was due to technical issues, as the Rajasthan tour videos were initially found corrupt in the camera. Despite the challenges in recovery, he emphasises feeling ashamed about the incident.

The first temblor hit at 4:09 am, and measured 4.4 on the Richter Scale.

Jaipur: 3 earthquakes in half an hour. Watch residents' reactions

The first temblor hit at 4:09 am and measured 4.4 on the Richter Scale.

Jaipur was jolted in the early hours of July 21 as three earthquakes struck the area in the span of half an hour.
There were no immediate reports of loss of lives or property after the three moderately strong quakes.
The first temblor hit at 4:09 am and measured 4.4 on the Richter Scale. The second quake struck 13 minutes later and had a lower magnitude of 3.1. The third earthquake occurred just 3 minutes later, with a slightly higher magnitude of 3.4.
Vikas, a resident of Jaipur, told news agency ANI, "It was a long tremor. Everyone in the family woke up at the same time. No one was injured."
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Meena said ED has come one year after the complaint of the REET paper leak case. "The ED has come with full preparations," he added.

Jaipur: Police use water cannon on BJP workers protesting against Gehlot govt | Watch

Meena said ED has come one year after the complaint of the REET paper leak case. "The ED has come with full preparations," he added.

Rajasthan cops used water cannons to chase away BJP workers protesting against the Ashok Gehlot government in Jaipur city on Tuesday.&nbsp;
Accusing Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot of graft, BJP Rajya Sabha MP Kirodi Meena on Tuesday said his party will expose corrupt practices of minister Shanti Dhariwal and scams related to mines and Jal Jeevan Mission in the state.
"Corruption is rampant under the Gehlot government. Sixteen competitive exams were held in one year in Rajasthan and the papers of all of them were leaked. Now, the Enforcement Directorate has come and started investigating, and therefore Gehlot is afraid," Meena said.
He alleged that after the Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers- 21 paper leak case, the chairman of the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education D P Jaroli was terminated by the government but the Special Operations Group, which investigated the case, did not question him and even gave him a clean chit.
With PTI Input

Travellers have chosen Jaipur's Rambagh Palace as the best hotel in the world. Tripadvisor shares the whole list.

Jaipur's Rambagh palace hotel ranks number 1 in the world; wins Tripadvisor Traveller's Choice Award '23

Travellers have chosen Jaipur's Rambagh Palace as the best hotel in the world. Tripadvisor shares the whole list.

Jaipur's Rambagh Palace has been ranked number 1 in the world by Tripadvisor&rsquo;s Traveller's Choice Award 2023.&nbsp;
The 1835 palace-turned-luxurious hotel has left behind Ozen Reserve Bolifushi, Maldives and Hotel Colline de France, Gramado, Brazil. The property is known for its grandeur and historic suites.&nbsp;
According to the online travel site, the rankings of the hotels are based on the analysis of review data of over 1.5 million hotels from January 1 to December 31, 2022. And only those hotels are considered for the awards, which have had at least 12 months of listing on Tripadvisor, with topmost reviews within the evaluated period of time. Here&rsquo;s the list of the top 10 hotels of the world:&nbsp;
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<li>Rambagh Palace &ndash; Jaipur, India</li>
<li>Ozen Reserve Bolifushi &ndash; Bolifushi Island, Maldives</li>
<li>Hotel Colline de France &ndash; Gramado, Brazil</li>
<li>Shangri-La The Shard, London &ndash; London, United Kingdom</li>
<li>The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong &ndash; Hong Kong, China</li>
<li>JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai &ndash; Dubai, United Arab Emirates</li>
<li>Romance Istanbul Hotel &ndash; Istanbul, Turkey</li>
<li>Ikos Dassia &ndash; Dassia, Greece</li>
<li>Ikos Andalusia &ndash; Estepona, Spain</li>
<li>Padma Resort Ubud &ndash; Puhu, Indonesia</li>
</ol>
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2008 Jaipur blasts: Rajasthan HC acquits all accused given death sentence

2008 Jaipur blasts: Rajasthan HC acquits all accused given death sentence

The Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday acquitted four men who were given the death sentence by a lower court for the 2008 serial Jaipur blasts that killed 71 people and slammed the investigating agencies over their "shoddy investigation".
It also affirmed the acquittal of a fifth accused by the trial court. Jaipur was rocked by a series of blasts on May 13, 2008 when bombs went off one after another at Manak Chawk Khanda, Chandpole Gate, Badi Chaupad, Chhoti Chaupad, Tripolia Gate, Johri Bazar and Sanganeri Gate.
The explosions in the evening left 71 people dead and 185 injured.
According to advocate S S Ali, the counsel for the accused, the high court lambasted the investigating agencies for doing a shoddy investigation in connecting the chain of evidence. The court also directed the director general of police of Rajasthan to take action against the officers involved in the investigation.
Ali said the court found the entire theory presented by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), which investigated the case, wrong. He said the high court issued directions to the chief secretary to monitor the case.
"The ATS failed to prove the travel plan of the accused that they had travelled from Delhi to Jaipur in a bus on May 13, had lunch at a restaurant, purchased cycles, planted bombs and returned the same day to Delhi in Shatabdi express. The ATS could not produce bus tickets," the counsel said.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with and the safest for women. This International Women’s Day, embrace your freedom and head out for a magical experience.

International Women's Day 2023: Top 5 budget friendly destinations safest for solo women travellers

If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with and the safest for women. This International Women&rsquo;s Day, embrace your freedom and head out for a magical experience.

Everyone should travel solo at least once in their lifetime. However, for women travellers, the most feared thing is their safety and the environment of the destination. If you are planning your first solo trip, these places are the best to begin with. Go ahead, pack your bags and head out for a magical experience.&nbsp;
<h3>Best budget friendly destinations for a solo trip</h3>
Rishikesh&nbsp;
Be it for a yoga retreat, or adventure sports or natural beauty, Rishikesh is one of the best places for solo travellers. It is equally super safe for women making it an ideal destination in India for female travellers. &nbsp;&nbsp;
Puducherry&nbsp;
With remnants of the French colonial past spread across the town's architecture surrounded by serene beaches; this union territory is one of most popular and safest destinations in Southern India. Women can freely roam around without any fear or worry.&nbsp;
Jaipur&nbsp;
Women and girls can freely roam around the pink city without any worries. This city is considered very safe and the best for first time solo travellers. When in Jaipur do not forget to shop your heart out and visit the scenic Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort among other beautiful forts and palaces.&nbsp;
Darjeeling&nbsp;
Darjeeling is a very popular tourist spot since the British era. The expanse of the mountains of Kanchenjunga, dense forests and the pleasure of traveling by toy train are all worth it. Do not forget to visit the tea gardens and sip on the world famous Darjeeling tea.&nbsp;
Ladakh &nbsp;
Ladakh is such a place which must be visited solo at least once in a lifetime. Although it is generally not recommended for first time travellers, on the contrary solo travel to Ladakh can be magical. The beautiful valleys and serene surroundings will cast their spell on you. Ladakh is a dream that you wouldn&rsquo;t want to be woken up from.&nbsp;
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The twist in the song's lyrics impressed users who praised the creativity of the police department. 

RRR: Jaipur Police's wordplay in drinking & driving advisory impresses netizens

The twist in the song's lyrics impressed users who praised the creativity of the police department.&nbsp;

SS Rajamouli's RRR was in the headlines again, when it won a Golden Globe award for best original song, 'Naatu Naatu' this week.&nbsp;
The historic win was a euphoric moment across the country. As the winning track once again took over playlists, the Jaipur Police shared a drunk driving advisory with a slight twist.&nbsp;
On January 12, the city's police advised citizens against drinking and driving by sharing a still of Jr. NTR and Ram Charan dancing in the song. With some clever wordplay, the cops changed 'Naatu Naatu' to 'NoTo, NoTo, NoTo'. The image now read, 'Say NoTo NoTo NoTo NoTo Drinking while Driving'.
They captioned the photoshopped image as, 'Raising a glass to RRR's Golden Globe win, but let's make sure it's not in our car. Drinking and driving is a serious crime and can have tragic consequences. Celebrate responsibly and make smart choices.'&nbsp;
The twist in the song's lyrics impressed users who praised the creativity of the police department.&nbsp;
"Ye sahi tha," a user wrote.
Another user commented, "Very nice try and very creative."
'Naatu Naatu' is the first ever Asian song to win a Golden Globe. It has been composed by MM Keeravani and sung by Kaala Bhairava and Rahul Sipligunj. The dance-off number features NTR Jr and Ram Charan.
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72-year-old Sugyeysagar Maharaj first participated in a peace march, and then sat on a fast at Sanghiji temple in Rajasthan's Jaipur, according to police.

Jain monk dies during protest fast against Jharkhand govt's Sammed Shikharji tourism move: community

72-year-old Sugyeysagar Maharaj first participated in a peace march, and then sat on a fast at Sanghiji temple in Rajasthan's Jaipur, according to police.

A Jain monk, protesting against the Jharkhand government, died on 3 January 2023 according to a community leader.
72-year-old Sugyeysagar Maharaj first participated in a peace march, and then sat on a fast at Sanghiji temple in Rajasthan's Jaipur, according to police. Cops said that he had not eaten anything since 25 December 2022.
"He passed away in the morning and the funeral was conducted at noon," SHO of Malpura Gate police station Satish Chand said.
Rajasthan Jain Sabha president Subhash Jain claimed that the monk was protesting against the Jharkhand government's decision to declare Jain pilgrimage centre Shri Sammed Shikarji as a tourist spot.
Shri Sammed Shikharji is a Jain pilgrimage centre in the Parasnath Hills of Jharkhand. The state government has decided to turn it into a tourist attraction, which irked the community. They are concerned the decision will jeopardise the sacredness of the site.
(With PTI inputs)
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Police said that they took action to restore peace in the area, and at least 6 persons were also detained.

Watch: violent fight, cars damaged in Rajasthan's Jaipur as 2 groups clash over alleged molestation

Police said that they took action to restore peace in the area, and at least 6 persons were also detained.

Scenes of violence were witnessed in Rajasthan's Jaipur on 27 December 2022. A fierce clash broke out between two groups in Krishna Colony around 11 pm.
Police said that the brawl occurred over the alleged molestation of a woman. Police said that they took action to restore peace in the area, and at least 6 persons were also detained.
Cops denied that there had been any firing incidents, and said that the situation is being monitored to prevent further flare-ups.
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Mobile internet services have been suspended for 12 hours starting 9 pm on Thursday in Jaipur's Amber tehsil where the Congress and other supporting MLAs are staying ahead of the Rajya Sabha polls.
The divisional commissioner issued the order to suspend the services stating security threat to the protected people staying and moving in the area.
The MLAs are staying at Hotel Leela in the teshil since evening after being shifted from Udaipur. They will go to the assembly building for the Rajya Sabha elections on Friday morning from this hotel.
Taking a dig at the Congress, BJP state president Satish Poonia tweeted the order saying, "Internet shutdown in Amber due to fear of paper leak."

Rajya Sabha polls: why has mobile internet been suspended in this Jaipur tehsil 

The divisional commissioner issued the order to suspend the services stating security threat to the protected people staying and moving in the area.

Mobile internet services have been suspended for 12 hours starting 9 pm on Thursday in Jaipur's Amber tehsil where the Congress and other supporting MLAs are staying ahead of the Rajya Sabha polls.
The divisional commissioner issued the order to suspend the services stating security threat to the protected people staying and moving in the area.
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Taking a dig at the Congress, BJP state president Satish Poonia tweeted the order saying, "Internet shutdown in Amber due to fear of paper leak."

In a grisly incident, five bodies, including a newborn baby, were found in a well in Rajasthan's Jaipur on May 28. The deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.
The victims included three women in their 20s, a 4-year-old child, and a 20-day-old baby. Police suspect that it was a case of suicide, as per news agency PTI. The women lived in Meeno ka Mohalla, and the bodies were found in a well in Dudu area.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Dinesh Kumar Sharma said, "We got information that 3 daughters-in-law from the same family had left home with their children. The family had filed a missing persons' complaint. Police filed a case and searched for the women. It emerged that a quarrel had occurred between the husband and wife, and all three women... They were all real sisters. The middle sister Mamta, had a quarrel with her husband. In anger, all three women left the house. We searched for them. In this isolated place at some distance from the village, we found dead bodies of the three."

Five bodies found in a well: 3 women, a baby & 4-yr-old found dead in Jaipur days after going missing

Bodies in Jaipur well: the deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.

In a grisly incident, five bodies, including a newborn baby, were found in a well in Rajasthan's Jaipur on May 28. The deceased belonged to the same family, and had left home after a domestic fight, as per police.
The victims included three women in their 20s, a 4-year-old child, and a 20-day-old baby. Police suspect that it was a case of suicide, as per news agency PTI. The women lived in Meeno ka Mohalla, and the bodies were found in a well in Dudu area.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Dinesh Kumar Sharma said, "We got information that 3 daughters-in-law from the same family had left home with their children. The family had filed a missing persons' complaint. Police filed a case and searched for the women. It emerged that a quarrel had occurred between the husband and wife, and all three women... They were all real sisters. The middle sister Mamta, had a quarrel with her husband. In anger, all three women left the house. We searched for them. In this isolated place at some distance from the village, we found dead bodies of the three."
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The storm around one of India's most famous monuments is intensifying. Days after a petition on the Taj Mahal was filed in the Allahabad High Court, a BJP MP has made a big claim.
Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family. She claimed that Shah Jahan had acquired the land in exchange for some compensation, but the Jaipur royals couldn't challenge the Mughal emperor's decision.
Kumari said, "It's good that someone has raised their voice and filed a petition. If documents are needed in the proceedings, we can provide them if the court orders."
When asked whether the Taj Mahal should be demolished, she said, "I wouldn't say that. But there should be an inquiry regarding the parts of Taj Mahal which are sealed. They should be opened to check what's there."
On May 4, another BJP leader Rajneesh Singh, had filed a petition in the Allahabad High Court. The petition sought instructions to the Archaeological Survey of India, or ASI, to open 20 locked rooms in the Taj Mahal.
The petition said that there is speculation that the locked rooms house idols of Hindu gods, and Hindu scriptures.

'Shah Jahan took land for Taj Mahal from...': BJP MP Diya Kumari on Jaipur royals' link amid HC petition

BJP&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family, claims&nbsp;Shah Jahan&nbsp;acquired the land in exchange for some compensation

The storm around one of India's most famous monuments is intensifying. Days after a petition on the Taj Mahal was filed in the Allahabad High Court, a BJP MP has made a big claim.
Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family. She claimed that Shah Jahan had acquired the land in exchange for some compensation, but the Jaipur royals couldn't challenge the Mughal emperor's decision.
Kumari said, "It's good that someone has raised their voice and filed a petition. If documents are needed in the proceedings, we can provide them if the court orders."
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When asked whether the Taj Mahal should be demolished, she said, "I wouldn't say that. But there should be an inquiry regarding the parts of Taj Mahal which are sealed. They should be opened to check what's there."
On May 4, another BJP leader Rajneesh Singh, had filed a petition in the Allahabad High Court. The petition sought instructions to the Archaeological Survey of India, or ASI, to open 20 locked rooms in the Taj Mahal.
The petition said that there is speculation that the locked rooms house idols of Hindu gods, and Hindu scriptures.

The results for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), for admissions into undergraduate medical and dental courses, are now out. Topping the NEET exam is Jaipur's Nalin Khandelwal, with 701 marks out of 720. Of the 14 lakh students who sat for the exam, close to 8 lakh students have qualified. 4.45 lakh women qualified in comparison to 3.51 lakh men, however, only 7 women made it to the top 50.



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