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The Supreme Court has rejected a plea filed against the 'two-child' norm in Rajasthan which denies government job to one having more than 2 kids. 

Supreme Court rejects plea against 'two child' norm in Rajasthan 

The Supreme Court has rejected a plea filed against the 'two-child' norm in Rajasthan, which denies government jobs to people with more than 2 kids. 

The Supreme Court has rejected a plea filed against the 'two-child' norm in Rajasthan, which denies government jobs to people with more than 2 kids.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court has upheld Rajasthan's 1989 law that deems people with more than two children ineligible government jobs.
A bench of Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Dutta and KV Vishwanathan said the rule is non-discriminatory and rejected an appeal filed by an ex-serviceman Ram Lal Jat.
The petitioner's application to a constable's post in Rajasthan on May 25, 2018 was rejected as he had more than two children.
Ram Lal Jat moved the Supreme Court after the Rajasthan High Court, on October 12, 2022, dismissed his petition.
The bench, led by Justice Kant said, "A somewhat similar provision, which was introduced as an eligibility condition to contest panchayat elections, has been upheld by the SC in the case Javed and others vs. State of Haryana in 2003. This court held that the classification, which disqualifies candidates for having more than two living children, was non-discriminatory and intra-vires the Constitution, since the objective behind the provision was to promote family planning."&nbsp;
The apex court refused "to interfere" with the policy.
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Ashok Gehlot's Special Officer on Duty Lokesh Sharma on December 5 alleged that the outgoing CM Gehlot had put his deputy Sachin Pilot on tracker during his rebellion in 2020

Gehlot-Pilot rebellion: did the tussle cost Congress the 2023 assembly election?

Ashok Gehlot's Special Officer on Duty Lokesh Sharma on December 5 alleged that the outgoing CM Gehlot had put his deputy Sachin Pilot on tracker during his rebellion in 2020

Ashok Gehlot's OSD Lokesh Sharma on Tuesday alleged that the then deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot's movements and phone were tracked and monitored by the Gehlot government in the run-up to and during the rebellion Pilot had staged in 2020.
There was no immediate reaction from Congress leaders Gehlot and Pilot or their aides on the allegations.
Sharma, who was denied a ticket to contest the Rajasthan assembly polls and has been criticising Gehlot for the party's defeat in the elections, also said if the incidents of September last year, when a legislature party meeting was not allowed to take place by Gehlot loyalists, had not happened and the Congress observers had carried out the agenda for which they had come, the picture in Rajasthan would have been different.
The Congress leadership wanted to effect a leadership change and bring in Pilot as the chief minister.
He said the differences between Gehlot and Pilot "harmed" the party's prospects.
"When the political crisis of 2020 had come and Pilot ji had left with his 18 MLAs, then in such a situation, the government does put its machinery in to use and everyone is monitored, where do these people go, who do they meet and who do they speak with. So that is done and in that manner their monitoring was also done," Sharma alleged.
He claimed that the monitoring was happening from before the rebellion as there was some idea that such a thing could happen.
Asked about the details of the monitoring, Sharma told PTI, "I said monitoring was being done continuously which includes all these things -- movement, who are they speaking with, those things were being tracked and monitored." Sharma claimed that elections could have been fought better and the main reason for defeat was that ticket distribution was not done properly.
"There was no-anti incumbency against the government but people did not want to see many of the MLAs return as their representatives. Such reports were communicated to the chief minister. These were not just my reports but the AICC survey, and other reports were that sitting MLAs' tickets should be cut but it was not done," Sharma claimed.
Asked why action had not been taken on the reports, he said, "You can say it was his (Gehlot's) stubbornness. He probably felt it was his moral duty towards those who had helped him save his government." Sharma denied that he was making such allegations as he was denied a ticket.
He said it is up to the party to decide on his ticket which he was demanding as a party worker.
"I am saying so now as I want that corrective measures are taken as Lok Sabha polls are round the corner and it is important to set things right," he said.
On the day the Congress lost in Rajasthan, Sharma had blamed Gehlot for the defeat in the assembly polls and said that his experience, magic and schemes could not bring the Congress back to power in the state.
On Monday, replying to a question on an earlier statement of Sharma, Pilot had said, "I have seen the statement. It is strange. Because he was OSD to the chief minister, that's why it is a matter of concern. I believe the party will look into why he said so. And how much truth it holds."

Jodhpur Violence News: Tension broke out between two communities in Jodhpur which led to stone pelting, leaving at least four policemen injured in the early hours of Tuesday.

Rajasthan: Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended

Fresh clashes have been reported in Jodhpur on Tuesday following tension between two communities on Monday night over placement of their flags

Fresh clashes reported in Jodhpur, internet suspended

Tension broke out between two communities in Jodhpur which led to stone pelting, leaving at least four policemen injured in the early hours of Tuesday.
The police lobbed tear gas shells to control the situation&nbsp;in the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace.&nbsp;The chief minister asked the people to uphold brotherhood and called the incident unfortunate.
The two sides clashed with each other over installing a religious flag, police said.&nbsp;
Four policemen were injured in the stone pelting. Heavy police force was deployed in the area to control the situation, according to news agency PTI
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Jodhpur Violence: The police lobbed tear gas shells to control the situation&nbsp;in the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace.

Hours before Eid, communal tension broke out in Jodhpur leading to stone pelting. Five policemen were injured in the incident that took place past midnight, officials said.
The situation was brought under control with heavy deployment of police, but the tension re-escalated after the Namaz of Eid on Tuesday morning when some people pelted stones near the Jalori Gate here. A few vehicles were damaged, they said.
The two sides clashed with each other over installing a religious flag, police said.&nbsp;
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Jodhpur is the hometown of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who appealed to the people to maintain peace and harmony.
Police rushed to the spot to control the situation during which five policemen were injured, police control room said.
The police had to lob tear gas shells to disperse the mob. Mobile internet services were suspended in the area to check the spread of rumours, the officials said.
Gehlot tweeted urging the people to maintain peace and called the incident unfortunate.
"While respecting the tradition of love and brotherhood of Jodhpur, Marwar, I make a touching appeal to all the parties to maintain peace and cooperate in restoring law and order," he said.
The chief minister said instructions had been issued to the administration to maintain peace and order.

The Rajasthan government said that the state will run out of&nbsp;coronavirus vaccines by tomorrow if the centre does not urgently send more supplies.Further, the state slowed down the pace of the vaccination drive by giving doses to only those who require to get their second shot administered today. Rajasthan has been vaccinating 2.5 lakh people per day, says it is now only left with 5.85 lakh doses. The state's Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma sent an SOS message to the centre, asking for an urgent supply, to which the centre rushed 85,000 emergency doses to the state. Meanwhile, with Rajashtan claiming that they are shot on doses, Union Health Ministry sources denied these claims.

'Running out of Covid vaccine': Rajasthan sends SOS, Centre denies claim

The Rajasthan government said that the state will run out of&nbsp;coronavirus vaccines by tomorrow if the centre does not urgently send more supplies. The Centre has denied the shortage claim

The Rajasthan government has said that the state will run out of&nbsp;coronavirus vaccines by Wednesday if the centre does not urgently send more supplies, NDTV has reported. Further, the state has slowed down the pace of the vaccination drive by giving doses to only those who require to get their second shot administered on Tuesday. The state's Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma sent an SOS message to the centre, asking for an urgent supply. The Centre has, however, denied the state's claim saying that&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;has 37.61 lakh doses &amp; has consumed only 24.28 lakh doses till Monday night.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Rajasthan government has said that the state will run out of&nbsp;coronavirus vaccines by Wednesday if the Centre does not urgently send more supplies, NDTV has reported. Further, the state has slowed down the pace of the vaccination drive by giving doses to only those who require to get their second shot administered on Tuesday. The state's Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma sent an SOS message to the centre, asking for an urgent supply. The Centre has, however, denied the state's claim saying that&nbsp;Rajasthan&nbsp;has 37.61 lakh doses &amp; has consumed only 24.28 lakh doses till Monday night.&nbsp;

IPL 2020: resurgent Rajasthan take on bruised Delhi 

In the 21 games that Delhi and Rajasthan have played in IPL&nbsp;history, the Royals have a slight edge with 11 wins

Fresh off another stunning win, Rajsthan&nbsp;Royals play Delhi Capitals&nbsp;who were defeated in their last game by the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians. While there might be a gulf of a gap between the performance of the two teams in IPL, one can expect a cracking encounter in Dubai. An all-round Delhi Capitals who've looked solid in pretty much all departments are sitting 2nd on the points table after 5 wins from 7 outings. But a loss to leaders Mumbai&nbsp;Indians exposed some chinks in their armour. Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals, on the other hand, pulled off yet another Houdini as they beat Sunrisers&nbsp;in their previous game. While the win guaranteed them 2 points, the team's overall performance wasn't up to&nbsp;the mark. In the 21 games that the two teams have played in IPL&nbsp;history, the Royals have a slight edge with 11 wins.&nbsp;

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