The third convocation ceremony of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur, was held on Wednesday in a highly dignified atmosphere. During the event, Governor Shri Haribhau Bagde, Union Minister of Law and Justice (Independent Charge) Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, and Deputy Chief Minister Dr. Premchand Bairwa awarded medals and degrees to meritorious students.

Key Addresses and Messages

Addressing the ceremony, Governor Shri Haribhau Bagde described legal education as a discipline directly linked to society. He called upon the students to utilize their legal knowledge for the welfare of the needy, the oppressed, and the marginalized sections of society.

• Constitutional Values: The Governor reiterated Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s message that service to the nation is paramount. He stated, “We are Indians first and foremost, followed by any class, caste, or community.”
• Respect for the Constitution: The Governor cautioned students against the tradition of using abusive language in the name of dissent, terming it anti-constitutional and advising students to be mindful and responsible in their speech.

Focus on Judicial Reforms

Union Law Minister Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal highlighted the multifaceted personality of Dr. Ambedkar—a jurist, economist, psychologist, and author. He noted that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, efforts are underway to transition laws from being “punishment-centric” to “justice-centric” through the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. He suggested that the university should organize a lecture series on the various dimensions of Dr. Ambedkar’s personality to help the younger generation understand his comprehensive intellectual legacy.

Developed India and Education

Deputy Chief Minister and Minister of Higher Education Dr. Premchand Bairwa emphasized that legal education is the most critical pillar in fulfilling the vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India). He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to promoting world-class education in Rajasthan.

Digital Initiatives and Achievements

A highlight of the ceremony was a modern digital initiative: Governor Shri Bagde launched the degrees for over 25,000 students live into their ‘DigiLocker’ accounts with the click of a button. Earlier, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Nishtha Jaswal presented a detailed report on the university’s academic progress and achievements in her welcome address.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release and information shared during the convocation ceremony. For detailed information regarding academic achievements or convocation-related updates, please visit the university’s official website.

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Governor Bagde specifically praised the actions taken by the Indian Army against the enemy country during Operation Sindoor and stated that every Indian is proud of the Indian Army, which is one of the best armies in the world. He encouraged the army officers, soldiers, and their families during the Army Day parade.

He appreciated the display of valor by the contingents of seven regiments and the demonstration of state-of-the-art weapons and military equipment during the 3-kilometer-long parade held on Mahal Road in Jagatpura.

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Among the ME offices, Jaipur has the highest number of actions (over 65), followed by Bhilwara (61), Ajmer (36), Pali (32), Beawar (28), and Udaipur and Tonk (23 each). Action is ongoing in all the districts involved in the campaign.

Principal Secretary Mines, Mr. T. Ravikant, reviewed the progress of the campaign at the Secretariat on Monday. He stated that no laxity in action against illegal mining activities would be tolerated. He directed officials to be more proactive in the field.During the campaign, Jaipur’s ME, Mr. Shyam Kapri, in the team led by Superintendent Mining Engineer, Jaipur, Mr. NS Shaktawat, conducted the highest number of operations, with 65 actions and filed 8 FIRs.

The Jaipur team seized 2 excavators and 68 vehicles. During the illegal operations in Jaipur, more than ₹50 lakh was recovered and deposited in the treasury. ME Alwar, Mr. Manoj Kumar, conducted 34 operations, seized 2 excavators and 21 vehicles, registered 14 FIRs, and arrested 10 people. Actions were also taken in Kotputli and Behror. Tonk recorded the highest number of FIRs, with 17.

Under the guidance of Bhilwara SME, Mr. OP Kabra, Bhilwara Mining Engineer, Mr. Mahesh Sharma, conducted 61 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 63 vehicles. A fine of ₹2.6 million was collected, along with 339 tons of minerals seized. Actions are also ongoing in other areas of the zone.Under the guidance of Jodhpur SME, Mr. Devendra Gaur, Pali Sojat ME, Mr. Vineet Kumar, conducted 32 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 27 vehicles.

Under the guidance of Ajmer SME, Mr. Jai Gurubakhsani, Ajmer ME, Mr. Kumawat, conducted 34 operations, seizing 29 vehicles. Nagaur ME, Mr. Jai Godara, conducted 17 operations.

Bharatpur ME, Mr. KC Goyal, conducted 12 operations, seizing 10,949 tons of minerals. Actions against illegal mining activities are ongoing in all identified districts. At the headquarters level, coordination is being provided by Additional Director, Dr. Dharmendra Lohar.

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Shri Sharma and his family performed the Panchamrit Abhishek of Shrinathji Maharaj. He anointed Shrinathji with milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar. Prior to this, the Chief Minister performed a special decoration and worship of Shrinathji’s crown and face during the ritual, which concluded amid chanting of mantras. He also offered food to saints and sages at Jatipura.

Chief Minister Inaugurates Bird House

The Chief Minister formally inaugurated the newly constructed bird house in the temple complex. He stated that protecting nature and mute animals is humanity’s supreme duty. This bird house will provide food, water, and safe shelter for the birds of the region.

Present on the occasion were Minister of State for Home Affairs Jawahar Singh Bedham, public representatives, officials, and a large number of members of the public.

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A large number of armed police personnel and senior officers were present at the scene. Hindaun DSP Munesh Kumar stated that four individuals were arrested in Hindaun as part of the previous police action in the online gaming betting case.

As part of the investigation, police raided the residence of Rashida Khatoon, the former Karauli Municipal Council Chairperson, in the Nadi Darwaza and Dholi Khar areas of Karauli. This raid followed the arrest of the former Chairperson’s son, Aminuddin Khan.

The raid lasted for over an hour. During the investigation, armed police teams from approximately seven to eight police stations in the Karauli and Hindaun regions conducted a joint investigation. The residence of the main accused and betting kingpin, Aminuddin Khan, and the hideouts of several of his associates were also searched.

Police seized important documents, CCTV DVRs, and other material from two of Aminuddin Khan’s residences. Residents in the vicinity were also questioned.During the operation, a large number of police officers and staff, including DSP Meena Meena, DSP Munesh Kumar Meena, DSP Anuj Shubham, Hindaun Sadar Police Station Officer Purushottam, and Karauli Sadar Police Station Officer Yaduveer Singh, were present.

According to police officials, this online gaming network is being thoroughly investigated, and further action is likely to continue.

Police exposed the online betting network and arrested Rajesh Sharma, Prashant Sharma, and Shoaib from Khedliyan Ka Pura on charges of operating online betting rackets on cricket matches.

After interrogating the three accused, police also arrested online betting kingpin Aminuddin from Karauli. The police had seized 6 mobile phones, betting accounts worth Rs 18 lakh and other equipment from the accused.

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Mineral Engineer Shyam Choudhary stated that coordinated teams from the district administration, the Mineral Department, and the Police Department conducted simultaneous operations in various police station areas, seizing heavy machinery and transport vehicles used in illegal mining.

Sixteen vehicles, including two excavators, were seized in the crackdown against illegal mining and the illegal transportation of minerals.

Two excavators and three tractor-trolleys were seized from village Bawadi, Tehsil Kalwad, in the Khoda Vishal police station area, involved in illegal mining of masonry stone.

In the Shivdaspura police station area, a dumper was seized for illegally transporting gravel and two tractor-trolleys were seized for illegally transporting masonry stone.

He stated that two tractor-trolleys were seized while illegally transporting crushed stone in the Kotkhavda police station area, and one tractor-trolley involved in the illegal transportation of minerals was seized in the Fagi police station area. Additionally, two tractor-trolleys involved in the illegal transportation of gravel and one tractor-trolley used for the illegal transportation of crushed stone were seized in the Mokhampura police station area.

As part of the ongoing campaign against illegal mineral transportation, one tractor-trolley was seized while illegally transporting crushed stone in the Galta Gate police station area, and one tractor-trolley was seized while illegally transporting gravel in the Khoda Vishal police station area.

District Collector Dr. Jitendra Kumar Soni, in a meeting with relevant officials on Sunday, issued strict instructions to ensure that any type of illegal mining that harms the ecology of the Aravalli region is not tolerated under any circumstances and strict action is taken.

Strict action will continue against those involved in illegal mining, as per the rules, and such joint campaigns will be conducted in the future.

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A cultural evening was organized at the fair on Friday. Pandit Lalit Vyas, Ghazal singer Sunil Kumar, and Dr. Kamal Vashishtha presented performances. Abhishek Chotiya, Suresh Saraswat, Shriram Pipalwa, Dr. Satyaveer Singh, Dr. Manish Sharma, Dr. Omprakash, and others were present.

Assistant Director Dr. Manish Sharma reported that the fair was marked by high enthusiasm throughout Saturday. People took advantage of AYUSH services throughout the day and participated in a large number of quizzes. Yoga was conducted on Saturday morning, and sprouted breakfast and natural herbal tea were a particular attraction.

The exhibition of disease-fighting decoctions and medicinal plants also drew considerable interest. Dr. Santosh Sheshma gave a lecture on yoga, and Dr. Ramakant Verma gave a lecture on health. Ram Singh Bika recited a poem.

Padam Singh, Dr. Satyaveer Singh, and others were present during the event.

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Return from central deputation after seven years

Srinivas had been serving in the central government for a long time. He was formally relieved from central deputation on Friday evening. Before his release, he served as Secretary in the Union Department of Administrative Reforms, Public Grievances, Pensions and Pensioners’ Welfare.

His return to the state has also raised the possibility of a major administrative reshuffle.

Sudhansh Pant’s new responsibility

Sudhansh Pant will soon take over as Secretary in the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. He has been posted as OSD in the Cabinet Secretariat before joining on November 30th.

Srinivas was the natural choice based on seniority

In the IAS cadre, Srinivas is the next most senior officer in seniority after Subodh Agarwal. Agarwal, of the 1988 batch, is due to retire in December.Srinivas and Shubhra Singh are from the 1989 batch, of whom Singh is currently posted outside the Secretariat as Roadways Chairman.Therefore, there will be no need to send any senior officer out of the Secretariat.

Process accelerated after meeting with the Chief Minister

According to sources, Srinivas met Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma in Delhi last Thursday. A day later, the state government sent a proposal for his release to the central government, which was immediately approved, and the order for his reinstatement was issued the very next day.

Approximately 10 months of tenure before retirement

Srinivas will retire next year in September 2026. His tenure as Chief Secretary will be approximately 10 months.

However, if necessary, the government may grant him two six-month extensions, as has been done with several Chief Secretaries in the past.—

Family and Administrative Background

V. Srinivas is also a relative of former Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao. His wife is Rao’s granddaughter.He has held several high-ranking positions—including serving as the personal secretary to the then Foreign and Finance Minister Jaswant Singh during the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government.

Career from Rajasthan to Washington

Srinivas, who began his career as the Bhilwara Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) in 1989, has served as the Collector of Pali and Jodhpur.

He was first on central deputation from 2000 to 2006.

Following this, he held key positions such as:

• Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Petroleum
• Private Secretary to the External Affairs Minister and Finance Minister
• Technical Assistant to the Executive Director for India at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, DC

In total, he has spent 17 years at the Centre and international forums in his 36 years of service.

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Step-by-Step Process:

How to Download the 2002 Voter List

1. Go to the official website of the Rajasthan Election Department

First, open the Rajasthan Election Commission (Chief Electoral Officer, Rajasthan) website on your mobile phone or computer

2. Select Your District and Assembly Constituency

On the website, you must select your district and assembly constituency.

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Select the name of the village or booth where you or your wife’s parents vote. Enter the part number as well.

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Enter the Captcha code displayed on the screen correctly.

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Now click the “View” button. This will download the 2002 Voter List PDF file for that booth.

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You can find the names of your wife’s parents in the downloaded voter list. Their names are listed along with their EPIC number, serial number, and part number.

How to Provide Information to the Voter Information

Now, fill in the information you’ve obtained from the voter list—

• EPIC Number
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• Assembly Constituency Number

Include these in the form provided by the Voter Information Officer (BLO).

Required Documents

When you complete this process, be sure to bring two passport-sized photographs with you.

If your name is on the new voter list, bring two photographs each of yourself and your family members.

Election preparations are progressing rapidly in Rajasthan. Therefore, it is important for citizens to maintain accurate voter information for themselves and their families.

By downloading the 2002 Voter List, you can not only check your past records but also contribute to the voter list correction by providing the correct information to the BLO.

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Vikram Meena committed suicide: The entire controversy began when Vikram Meena, a resident of the Raisar police station area of Jamwaramgarh, strayed into the forest area with his goats. Vikram’s younger brother, Vinod Meena, alleged that forest department employees assaulted Vikram and issued a fine of ₹1,100. During the incident, forest officials allegedly mistreated Vikram’s wife. Distressed by this incident, Vikram attempted to file a complaint at the Raisar police station, but the police allegedly did not take his complaint seriously. After returning from the police station, Vikram called the police control room and reported committing suicide, and shortly thereafter, his body was found hanging from a tree. This incident sparked outrage in the local community, prompting a protest by family members and members of the community.

Protest and Agreement with the Administration: Following Vikram Meena’s death, family members and local residents protested for three days in the Raisar police station area. The protest was led by Naresh Meena, former MLA Gopal Meena, and other social leaders. During this period, the area was transformed into a police camp. On Saturday, after lengthy negotiations with the administration, an agreement was reached, and most of the family’s demands were met. Naresh Meena announced the end of the protest, stating that the family’s demands were legitimate and the administration had assured them of fulfillment.

The administration and community leaders have promised to provide the following assistance to Vikram Meena’s family:

Financial assistance: The family will receive financial assistance of ₹21 lakh.

Job: A contract job will be provided to a family member.

Monthly Pension: The family will receive a monthly pension of ₹1,200.

Children’s Education and Maintenance: Each of Vikram Meena’s children will receive a monthly assistance of ₹1,500 until they reach the age of 18.

Leaders’ Support: Naresh Meena announced a ₹1 lakh donation.

NSUI President Rakesh Meena announced a ₹1 lakh donation.

Former MLA Gopal Meena’s team promised a ₹1.50 lakh donation.

Investigation Assurance:The investigation into the lathicharge or other actions taken by Deputy Pradeep against the villagers during the protest will be completed within 15 days.

The Forest Department employees who allegedly beat Vikram Meena will be investigated and action will be taken against them within 15 days.

Exemption from Legal Action: No legal action will be taken against any villager involved in the protest.

Following the agreement, the family decided to collect Vikram Meena’s body and perform the last rites. The body, which had been kept in an ambulance for three days, has now been taken for cremation. Naresh Meena said that this action by the administration has given the family assurance of justice. The tension in the Raisar police station area has ended, and the situation is now returning to normal.

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