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[00:00:01] Protests regarding appointments in government jobs
[00:00:04] in sports. The Indian Youth Front has
[00:00:07] alleged irregularities in the appointment process and
[00:00:10] non-receipt of appointment letters by candidates.
[00:00:12] Allegation.
[00:00:20] The next hearing in the NEET paper leak cases
[00:00:23] will be held in the Supreme Court on August 19. The court has
[00:00:26] sought a reply
[00:00:29] PSC has also released the schedule from the petitioner on the affidavit
[00:00:30] filed by the central government.
[00:00:39] And Iran's warning to Gulf countries,
[00:00:42] if America attacks, energy facilities will be targeted, while
[00:00:46] the agreement with Oman on Hormuz is in its final
[00:00:48] stage.
[00:00:55] So let's start with the news from Parliament. Yes, the stalemate
[00:00:59] continued in Parliament today and the opposition created
[00:01:03] a ruckus in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha,
[00:01:06] due to which the proceedings of both houses were disrupted.
[00:01:09] Due to the continuous ruckus of opposition members in the Lok Sabha
[00:01:13] today, the Question Hour could not be held and Speaker Om Birla
[00:01:16] had to adjourn the House till 2 pm. As soon
[00:01:20] as the proceedings of the House began, the Lok Sabha Speaker
[00:01:24] expressed his condolences to the families of those
[00:01:27] who lost their lives in this devastating attack on the 81st
[00:01:31] anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
[00:01:34] and then the House observed a two-minute silence
[00:01:38] to pay tribute to the innocent people killed in this attack. After this,
[00:01:41] as soon as the Speaker announced the start of the Question Hour,
[00:01:45] opposition members came to the well of the House, shouting slogans
[00:01:49] and started creating a ruckus, demanding a reply from the government
[00:01:52] on the alleged theft of offerings from the Ram Temple and the police
[00:01:56] action against students protesting against the NEET paper leak.
[00:02:00] approval, the bill is brought Due to this continuous ruckus by the opposition, the Question Hour
[00:02:04] could not be held and the proceedings of the House were
[00:02:08] adjourned till 2 pm.
[00:02:12] of the government.
[00:02:13] the Appropriation Bill Meanwhile, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla appealed to the protesting members
[00:02:17] is joining us with more to be calm and return to their seats,
[00:02:19] The Meteorological Department has issued saying that the Question Hour is a very important time
[00:02:21] for the House and the people of the country want to hear
[00:02:25] the questions of their representatives and the government's replies. Despite
[00:02:29] the appeal of the Lok Sabha Speaker, the opposition members continued
[00:02:32] their ruckus and after that, within five minutes, he adjourned
[00:02:36] the House till 2 pm.
[00:02:37] दी
[00:02:45] When the government has called the students The House should be for discussion and dialogue
[00:02:48] but you regularly create
[00:02:51] an obstruction in a planned manner.
[00:02:55] You lower the dignity of the House. You bring
[00:02:59] immoral posters. I request you,
[00:03:02] this House is for discussion, dialogue, this is not
[00:03:06] a good tradition and your conduct is also
[00:03:09] not good, the country is watching this conduct. I again
[00:03:13] request you, please cooperate in running the House. I will
[00:03:17] run the House, on every issue, every subject,
[00:03:21] on every bill, you will get sufficient time,
[00:03:24] you can express your views in the discussion and dialogue.
[00:03:28] So if we talk about
[00:03:30] every news is... gone into. the work, then today in the Lok Sabha, there will be
[00:03:33] a discussion on the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026.
[00:03:36] Let's know what is special in this bill. Let us tell you that the Taxation
[00:03:40] Amendment Bill, 2026 will replace the Income Tax Amendment
[00:03:44] is a common challenge Ordinance, 2026 and its main objective
[00:03:48] is to amend the taxation provisions. This will somewhere
[00:03:52] promote foreign investment and there will be tax
[00:03:55] incentives for electronics manufacturing and tax
[00:04:00] reforms for data are also included in this.
[00:04:04] Electronics manufacturing will somehow get tax incentives. So the Taxation
[00:04:08] Amendment Bill, 2026 also includes efforts
[00:04:11] for tax reforms for data
[00:04:14] for all these updates for our viewers. centers and also
[00:04:17] people are also seen joining the diamond industry will get a boost from this.
[00:04:19] Talking about business,
[00:04:22] Vikas, for sharing all these updates with our viewers. new provisions for business trusts will be included in this
[00:04:26] and a proposal for an investment-friendly system has been
[00:04:30] made. There is a proposal for tax exemption for foreign
[00:04:34] institutional investors in this. They will get the benefit
[00:04:37] of tax exemption and there is also a proposal
[00:04:41] to give tax exemption on capital gains. So foreign
[00:04:45] institutional investors will get tax exemption in this and
[00:04:48] also there will be a provision to give tax exemption
[00:04:51] on capital gains. Meanwhile, BIS
[00:04:54] will also get the benefit of tax exemption.
[00:04:58] Foreign investment will get
[00:05:00] a boost somewhere and the government is continuously
[00:05:03] focusing on long-term foreign investment and
[00:05:07] therefore long-term foreign
[00:05:11] same matter which he has investment will also get a boost through this amendment. The government is continuously
[00:05:15] focusing on foreign investment and it will get a boost
[00:05:18] through the Taxation Amendment Bill. There will be a simple tax
[00:05:22] regime for eligible investment funds and also
[00:05:25] emphasis will be placed on promoting fund management activities.
[00:05:28] There is also a proposal to increase the surcharge
[00:05:32] on special purpose vehicles. So a proposal
[00:05:35] has been made to increase the surcharge on special
[00:05:39] purpose vehicles. The surcharge on SPVs will increase from 10% to 25%.
[00:05:43] Along with this, this entire new tax system will be applicable
[00:05:47] to SPVs adopting this provision.
[00:05:50] So this provision will be applicable to SPVs adopting the new
[00:05:54] tax system. The surcharge for other domestic
[00:05:57] companies will remain 10%. So for other domestic
[00:06:01] companies, the surcharge will remain 10%. So let
[00:06:04] us tell you in which laws this entire amendment
[00:06:07] is going to happen. Amendment is going to happen in the Payment
[00:06:11] and Settlement Systems Act 2007. Amendment will happen
[00:06:14] in the Income Tax Act 2025
[00:06:17] and the Finance Act
[00:06:20] 2026 will be amended.
[00:06:23] Digital payments will be promoted.
[00:06:27] Along with this, there will be no
[00:06:30] charges on electronic payment
[00:06:34] methods and banks will not be able to charge
[00:06:37] additional fees now. Digital payments will be promoted.
[00:06:41] We know that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is continuously focusing
[00:06:45] on making Digital India and that is why efforts are being made
[00:06:49] to further promote digital payments. Notified e-payment
[00:06:52] methods will be free of charge. Yes, this is an entire exercise
[00:06:56] to promote electronic transactions. Online transactions
[00:07:00] will become easier and common consumers
[00:07:03] will get relief. So a big effort is being made
[00:07:06] in the direction of digital payments. Meanwhile, the ruckus
[00:07:10] by the opposition continued in the Rajya Sabha today, due to which
[00:07:13] we saw the proceedings of the House being continuously
[00:07:16] disrupted. The issue of theft of offerings from the Ram Temple
[00:07:20] in Ayodhya and the police action against protesting students
[00:07:24] is heating up. Opposition MPs are continuously demanding
[00:07:27] a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah by creating a ruckus.
[00:07:31] Due to this ruckus, the Rajya Sabha meeting
[00:07:35] was adjourned till 2:15 pm after one adjournment.
[00:07:38] Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan placed the necessary documents
[00:07:42] on the table of the House and asked members to raise
[00:07:45] issues of public importance under Zero Hour.
[00:07:49] During this, opposition members,
[00:07:52] including Congress and Samajwadi Party, started creating a ruckus.
[00:07:55] Amidst the ruckus, some members raised
[00:07:58] issues of public importance under Zero Hour.
[00:08:01] The proceedings of the House were continuously
[00:08:05] disrupted during this time and during this, Parliamentary Affairs Minister
[00:08:09] Kiren Rijiju said that it is not right
[00:08:12] to conduct parliamentary business like this every day.
[00:08:16] He said that the continuous disruption in the session
[00:08:19] due to the ruckus of opposition members. Amidst the ruckus
[00:08:23] of the opposition, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister has put forward
[00:08:27] his views on parliamentary rules
[00:08:28] and procedures. Let's hear what he said. Rule
[00:08:32] 235.
[00:09:42] has appealed to maintain order. He has said that
[00:09:46] the rules of the Rajya Sabha clearly state that no
[00:09:50] member can be interrupted while speaking
[00:09:53] and making noise during a member's speech,
[00:09:56] making unruly remarks, continuously interrupting
[00:10:00] and disrupting the proceedings of the House
[00:10:03] in any way is completely
[00:10:06] against parliamentary rules.
[00:10:08] He kept repeating the same
[00:10:12] matter for seven days, that is why the rule
[00:10:16] was specifically mentioned that a member
[00:10:19] cannot refer to the
[00:10:23] already spoken with the permission
[00:10:49] and will move a proposal to return it to the Lok Sabha.
[00:10:52] Let's try to understand what this appropriation
[00:10:56] means, what is this appropriation
[00:10:58] bill? Let us tell you that it relates
[00:11:02] to the financial year ending March 31, 2023
[00:11:06] and it provides for authorizing additional expenditure
[00:11:09] from the Consolidated Fund. This gives the government
[00:11:12] legal permission to spend money from the Consolidated
[00:11:16] Fund. The government cannot spend any money from the fund
[00:11:20] without Parliament's approval. It is very important
[00:11:23] to get Parliament's approval for additional government expenditure.
[00:11:27] And the bill has been passed by the Lok Sabha. Now the bill
[00:11:31] has been passed by voice vote in the Lok Sabha. Now let
[00:11:34] us tell you that this appropriation bill is very
[00:11:38] important. The total amount in the bill presented
[00:11:41] is ₹54,067 crore and the central
[00:11:44] government's demands for grants are included in it. The entire
[00:11:48] amount is under the charged head and the entire
[00:11:51] amount works under the charged head and how does
[00:11:54] this provision work, we will also tell you this. Every year
[00:11:58] in the budget, funds are allocated for ministries
[00:12:01] and schemes. If the expenditure exceeds
[00:12:05] the sanctioned amount, additional expenditure is recorded. The CAG
[00:12:08] audits this additional expenditure and the Public
[00:12:11] Accounts Committee reviews the expenditure. Then,
[00:12:15] on the recommendation of the PAC, the government demands additional
[00:12:19] grants and Parliament approves the additional
[00:12:22] grants. After Parliament's
[00:12:25] and upon the passing of the bill, the additional
[00:12:29] expenditure gets legal
[00:12:32] validity.
[00:12:35] So after the approval of Parliament,
[00:12:38] is introduced. Rajesh Raj
[00:12:42] information on the proceedings of Parliament. Rajesh, if we look
[00:12:45] continuously, the opposition seems to be creating obstruction.
[00:12:49] Although the government has completed many tasks during this period,
[00:12:53] the opposition's attempt seems to be only to create obstruction.
[00:12:56] है
[00:12:59] Uh, look, certainly, the way the weather
[00:13:03] was changing today, it was expected
[00:13:06] that the opposition's mood would also change
[00:13:10] and everything would be fine in the House.
[00:13:13] But that didn't happen. The weather changed, but the opposition's
[00:13:17] mood did not change and despite the heavy
[00:13:20] torrential rain, the opposition staged a protest at the Makardwara
[00:13:24] of Parliament and they also
[00:13:27] went inside the House and created a ruckus,
[00:13:31] due to which you saw that the proceedings of both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
[00:13:35] were disrupted.
[00:13:40] Information has been received and after that, today,
[00:13:44] on that subject, no one
[00:13:46] needs to make any wrong comment
[00:13:50] on this. Jharkhand Protest
[00:13:54] is going on. Whether it is in Jharkhand,
[00:13:57] Telangana, in various
[00:14:00] states, the way exam papers
[00:14:03] were leaked, this
[00:14:09] for the country. We need to rectify
[00:14:13] the systems across the country and I would request that these
[00:14:16] states also take this matter
[00:14:20] with the same seriousness as the central government
[00:14:24] has taken it.
[00:14:25] लिया
[00:14:28] So Rajesh Raj is continuously with us with more information.
[00:14:32] Rajesh, as you heard Piyush Goyal, he is saying that whether it is
[00:14:36] Jharkhand or other states, the way the central government
[00:14:39] is seriously working on all these paper leak issues,
[00:14:43] the state governments should also think in the same way.
[00:14:46] चाहिए,
[00:14:50] Look, the ruling party members are raising this question strongly.
[00:14:54] Sanjay Seth, the BJP MP from Ranchi and Minister of State
[00:14:57] for Defence in the central government, raised this issue vociferously
[00:15:01] yesterday and came out of the House to speak to the media
[00:15:05] and in this matter, he clearly demanded
[00:15:08] a CBI inquiry into the irregularities that occurred in the Jharkhand
[00:15:12] Public Service Commission and told Rahul Gandhi
[00:15:16] to come to Jharkhand and stage a protest
[00:15:19] there. So, certainly, the ruling party members are aggressive
[00:15:23] towards the opposition, saying that if in the center,
[00:15:27] Delhi, or other parts of the country, where incidents
[00:15:30] related to paper leaks occur, the opposition
[00:15:34] works to raise them, then why is the opposition
[00:15:38] not protesting over the irregularities
[00:15:42] that occurred in Jharkhand? And perhaps this is why
[00:15:45] Sanjay Seth, the Minister of State for Defence,
[00:15:49] clearly appealed to Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition
[00:15:53] in the Lok Sabha, to come there and stage a protest
[00:15:56] in Ranchi because we saw how protests were organized
[00:16:00] at Jantar Mantar on the issue of students and
[00:16:03] after that protest, the then Education Minister
[00:16:06] Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. Their demands were accepted,
[00:16:10] so then why are the leaders of the BJP, whether
[00:16:14] it is Babulal Marandi, Arjun Munda, or
[00:16:17] the ministers from Jharkhand in the central government,
[00:16:21] attacking the opposition by raising this issue
[00:16:25] of irregularities in JPSC and demanding a CBI
[00:16:28] inquiry into it? And you saw how Kiren Rijiju
[00:16:32] clearly said in the Rajya Sabha that the parliamentary ruckus
[00:16:35] that is being created,
[00:16:49] is continuously trying to disrupt the work,
[00:16:52] but the same issues of students are there in Jharkhand
[00:16:56] and other states, but they are not making any effort
[00:17:00] to show their concern there. So this double standard,
[00:17:04] double character is coming to light.
[00:17:07] As I told you earlier, Sheila, the MPs of the Bharatiya
[00:17:10] Janata Party from Jharkhand are continuously
[00:17:14] trying to raise this issue aggressively,
[00:17:18] saying that if protests can happen against the central
[00:17:22] government, then why are the opposition members
[00:17:25] not showing aggression against the state governments
[00:17:29] against whom allegations are being made? And the question
[00:17:33] is absolutely valid and as I told you earlier,
[00:17:36] the weather in Delhi certainly changed, but the opposition's
[00:17:39] mood did not change and despite the heavy torrential rain,
[00:17:43] they staged a protest, both outside the House
[00:17:47] and inside the House, due to which the proceedings
[00:17:51] of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha had to be adjourned.
[00:17:55] Now it remains to be seen what attitude the opposition
[00:17:58] adopts when the House resumes its proceedings
[00:18:01] in the afternoon. Meanwhile, it is expected
[00:18:05] that amidst the ruckus,
[00:18:07] the ruling party members will try to pass the bill
[00:18:11] and certainly, it is somewhere the helplessness of the ruling
[00:18:15] party that the opposition is not cooperating
[00:18:19] and in such a situation, passing the bill
[00:18:22] seems to be a clear compulsion for them. In such
[00:18:25] a situation, we would also like to know which are
[00:18:29] the bills that are
[00:18:29] to be tabled today
[00:18:34] and which the government would like to be
[00:19:07] tried to do and tried to attract the attention of the
[00:19:11] people of the country from the ruling party.
[00:19:14] But today, if we look, then today the Appropriation
[00:19:18] Bill, which you have mentioned in detail in your anchor,
[00:19:21] that Nirmala Sitharaman will bring this bill and try to pass
[00:19:25] it. And apart from this, many other small bills
[00:19:29] will be tried to be passed. The bill related to judges
[00:19:32] was a very important bill. It was already passed amidst
[00:19:35] the ruckus in the Lok Sabha, but yesterday, it could be discussed
[00:19:39] in the Rajya Sabha because the Congress and opposition
[00:19:43] members had walked out of the House. And because of
[00:19:46] this, it could be discussed. If they walk out of the House
[00:19:50] today also, then after the discussion, the ruling party will try to pass
[00:19:53] it. If they remain present in the House and try to create
[00:19:57] a ruckus, then it will certainly be a compulsion for the ruling
[00:20:01] party to pass the bill amidst the ruckus. Although the ruling
[00:20:04] party's effort is that all bills should be passed in the House
[00:20:07] with consensus, by voice vote, and there should be a discussion
[00:20:11] on it so that the people of the country know what
[00:20:15] are the merits and demerits of each bill and the opposition
[00:20:19] also gets a first opportunity that when you
[00:20:22] participate in the discussion in the House, you have an
[00:20:26] opportunity to corner the ruling party, to discuss the merits
[00:20:29] and demerits of the bill, and to discuss the amendment,
[00:20:33] as well as to express your views on it, because
[00:20:37] the public is watching, from where you have been elected,
[00:20:40] they are watching, they know what your views are
[00:20:44] on it and what you want to say on it,
[00:20:48] but the opposition seems to be absent in terms
[00:20:51] of discussion, but the ruling party's effort is that
[00:20:55] they are continuously talking about coming, talking, discussing
[00:20:59] it, but the opposition seems to be shying away from discussion.
[00:21:03] In such a situation, if we look at the productivity, then
[00:21:06] how much work has been done
[00:21:07] in this monsoon session so far?
[00:21:14] Look, amidst the ruckus, Sheela, we saw that
[00:21:17] efforts were made to pass many bills.
[00:21:50] This is the last day before attainment
[00:21:53] and Friday is dedicated to Private Member Bills,
[00:21:57] in which private bills are introduced. So it remains to be seen
[00:22:01] what work will be done today. Tomorrow, on Friday,
[00:22:04] Private Member Bills are brought after the second half
[00:22:08] and the first part is dedicated to Question
[00:22:11] Hour and Zero Hour. So today is a very important
[00:22:15] day and certainly, if we look at all three
[00:22:18] weeks, they have been consumed by ruckus.
[00:22:22] But amidst this ruckus, the government has certainly
[00:22:26] managed to pass many bills, in which it has been successful.
[00:22:29] The Anti-Paper Leak Bill is a very important bill,
[00:22:33] which the ruling party passed very strongly
[00:22:37] from the House and in it, the opposition,
[00:22:40] even amidst the ruckus, participated in the discussion.
[00:22:44] So it will be interesting to see that tomorrow
[00:22:48] will be the last day of the third week and now
[00:22:51] only a few days will remain in the next week,
[00:22:55] Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, on August 13,
[00:22:59] the session is expected to end. Rajesh, one more small
[00:23:03] question, which are the bills that the government
[00:23:06] would like to pass in this monsoon session itself?
[00:23:09] जाए,
[00:23:14] Look, the government's top priority was the Anti-Paper
[00:23:17] Leak Bill, the bill related to the Supreme Court,
[00:23:21] many amendments
[00:23:23] related to the bank were there, and the Birth
[00:23:27] and Death Registration Bill, the government tried
[00:23:31] to pass it and it was also passed
[00:23:34] by the House. Now the ruling party wants to pass
[00:23:38] the remaining small bills at all costs and
[00:23:42] a continuous gossip is doing the rounds
[00:23:45] in the corridors of Parliament that the ruling party
[00:23:48] wants to bring back the delimitation bill,
[00:23:51] and talks of extending the session's duration
[00:23:54] are also coming to the fore,
[00:23:58] but no confirmed information has been received on this yet,
[00:24:01] but the ruling party's intention is certainly to bring
[00:24:05] that bill after consultation with the opposition,
[00:24:08] for which if the session's duration has to be extended,
[00:24:12] it can be extended, but no official announcement
[00:24:16] has been made about this yet, nor has any information
[00:24:19] been received, it's just a market of discussions that is clearly visible
[00:24:23] and the ruling party's effort is to fully
[00:24:26] utilize the remaining days and by convincing
[00:24:30] the opposition, try to clear the pending
[00:24:34] legislative work. Well, let's hope that
[00:24:37] the legislative work goes smoothly
[00:24:41] and this monsoon session becomes more
[00:24:44] productive. For now, thank you very much
[00:24:48] for sharing all these updates with our viewers.
[00:26:32] Welcome back after the break, you are watching Midday Prime and in Midday Prime,
[00:26:36] let's turn to another piece of news. Yes, let us tell you
[00:26:40] that a terrible road accident has occurred
[00:26:43] near Punch police station area on the Jhansi-Kanpur
[00:26:46] National Highway in Uttar Pradesh and in this road accident,
[00:26:50] the youngest son of mafia Ateeq Ahmed,
[00:26:53] Aban Ahmed, has died. Yes, he died in the accident.
[00:26:57] Another companion of his also lost his life in the accident,
[00:27:00] while three other youths, Umar Mohammad Zaid and
[00:27:04] Aslam, have been injured. Aban was going to meet
[00:27:08] his brother Ali Ahmed, who is imprisoned in Jhansi jail,
[00:27:11] along with his companions and during this, his car
[00:27:15] met with an accident near Punch area. As soon as the
[00:27:19] information of the accident was received, the local police and ambulance
[00:27:22] reached the spot and all the injured were immediately sent to Community
[00:27:25] Health Center Moth. The police have sent both the bodies
[00:27:29] for post-mortem and the entire matter is being investigated. So
[00:27:33] the news of the death of Aban and two others in this road
[00:27:36] accident near Punch is coming to light. Vikas,
[00:27:40] our correspondent from Jhansi, is joining us
[00:27:43] with more updates. Vikas, how did this accident
[00:27:47] happen and what is the current situation? Yes, yes,
[00:27:50] I will tell you, this is Punch police station
[00:27:54] area, about 65 kilometers from Jhansi,
[00:27:58] where on the highway, it is being said that what the
[00:28:01] villagers told was that the speed of the car
[00:28:05] was very high and in between, an animal
[00:28:08] came on the road and in an attempt to save
[00:28:11] it or overtake it, the car hit the divider
[00:28:14] and the accident was so severe, the collision
[00:28:18] was so strong that many people nearby heard its sound
[00:28:22] and in between, it was told that two people died
[00:28:25] on the spot, one of whom is Aban and the other is Sonu,
[00:28:29] his companion, who were coming to meet his brother imprisoned
[00:28:33] in Jhansi, these two people and in the same image,
[00:28:37] it was told that three other people, a total of five
[00:28:41] people were in the car, out of which three are injured.
[00:28:44] Okay, so what is the condition of the injured right now? Where are they
[00:28:48] injured and what is their condition? Are they able to talk and tell about the accident?
[00:28:51] Yes, yes, right now, they have been brought
[00:28:55] to the emergency of Jhansi Medical College. They have just
[00:28:59] been admitted to the emergency by ambulance. But
[00:29:02] we have tried to talk to them,
[00:29:05] but they have not given any answer yet and
[00:29:09] they are saying that they are all injured, so they don't know
[00:29:12] that two people, Aban and Sonu, have died.
[00:29:15] And their bodies are being sent to Jhansi for post-mortem.
[00:29:18] So was Aban sitting in the front?
[00:29:21] What was the intensity of the accident
[00:29:25] that he died on the spot? Yes,
[00:29:29] because it's a highway and it's also the rainy
[00:29:33] season, there was light rain and it was said
[00:29:36] that the speed of the car must have been above 100,
[00:29:40] as the villagers have told, so suddenly, due to an animal
[00:29:44] coming on the road, the car hit the big
[00:29:47] dividers on the road and certainly,
[00:29:50] Aban might have been sitting in the front
[00:29:54] because no one has been able to confirm
[00:29:57] where these people were sitting and because
[00:30:01] it was a horrific accident and the collision
[00:30:04] was so strong that due to head injury
[00:30:08] and this, he died instantly.
[00:30:12] So he was going to meet his brother imprisoned in jail and
[00:30:16] during this, this entire road accident happened. The news of the death of Atiq Ahmed's younger son, Aban Ahmed,
[00:30:19] has come to light. Thank you very much,
[00:30:25] Now, moving on in prime time, let's talk about how long students
[00:30:28] will have to wait for justice. Yes, we are talking about Jharkhand. In Jharkhand,
[00:30:32] the student movement against irregularities in competitive exams
[00:30:36] is continuously ongoing, and it has been going on for many days.
[00:30:39] AISA announced a protest march to the assembly yesterday,
[00:30:43] and the protesting students
[00:30:45] will be seen gheraoing the assembly on August 10
[00:30:48] with their demands. Amidst this, seeing the increasing
[00:30:52] protest by the students, the state government
[00:30:55] now appears to be softening its stance. A committee has also been formed
[00:30:59] for talks with the students, and this committee includes
[00:31:03] Ministers Sudivya Kumar, Deepika Pandey Singh,
[00:31:06] Sanjay Prasad Yadav, and Chamra Linda.
[00:31:09] The state government has invited students for talks,
[00:31:13] and meanwhile, the CID investigation from the Soren government has also intensified.
[00:31:17] The scope of the investigation into irregularities in competitive exams seems to be continuously expanding,
[00:31:20] and so far, 18 accused have been arrested
[00:31:24] in this matter. So, under pressure from the students, the Soren government
[00:31:27] is finally seen softening its stance.
[00:31:29] सरकार
[00:31:32] So, in Jharkhand, students are demanding justice,
[00:31:35] but the CM seems to be maintaining silence. This entire movement
[00:31:39] is continuously going on at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium. A large number
[00:31:43] of students are present there and protesting. Many candidates
[00:31:47] are also on hunger strike there.
[00:31:50] Along with that, let us tell you that this entire movement
[00:31:53] is against irregularities in JPSC. The way
[00:31:57] the protesting students
[00:32:00] against the irregularities are quite vocal.
[00:32:03] They are quite vocal about their demands, and
[00:32:07] these students are insistent on the demand for a CBI inquiry.
[00:32:11] Yes, they don't trust the CID inquiry as much. They are demanding a CBI inquiry.
[00:32:15] They also demand the cancellation of the 14th JPSC exam. So, these students
[00:32:19] have many major demands. They are also demanding an investigation
[00:32:22] into the OMR merit process so that the truth
[00:32:26] can come out. They are demanding complete transparency in recruitment processes,
[00:32:30] and it is also necessary that complete transparency be maintained
[00:32:33] in recruitment processes. The students have put forward several
[00:32:37] conditions before the government, and these conditions
[00:32:41] are that the recruitment process should be transparent. They have also demanded
[00:32:44] that the CM come to the protest site. They have talked about
[00:32:48] having a direct conversation with CM Hemant Soren, that they want to talk directly
[00:32:52] to the Chief Minister. They have talked about
[00:32:54] having this entire discussion in the presence of the media. They have talked about not having
[00:32:58] a discussion in a closed room, and they have demanded to have all discussions
[00:33:02] in the presence of the media so that the truth can come out
[00:33:05] and all assurances can be made public. The students have clearly refused
[00:33:09] to have a discussion in a closed room, saying that the discussion will not happen in a closed room,
[00:33:13] but rather in public. Amidst talks with the government,
[00:33:16] there is also talk of forming a reform platform for discussions.
[00:33:20] 10 students from the reform platform will talk
[00:33:23] with representatives
[00:33:27] Along with that, let us tell you that this student movement is continuing
[00:33:31] on the 13th day, and this student movement
[00:33:34] is continuously gaining momentum. So, the monsoon session
[00:33:38] of Jharkhand is starting, and CM Soren's
[00:33:41] tension seems to be increasing in it. In the all-party meeting, the issue
[00:33:45] of the student movement seemed to heat up. The protesting students
[00:33:49] are quite vocal about their demands.
[00:33:52] There is also continuous talk of gheraoing the assembly on August 10,
[00:33:55] that this entire gherao of the assembly will happen on August 10.
[00:33:59] And due to all this, the Hemant Soren government
[00:34:03] is now seen to be in tension. You are seeing all these
[00:34:06] visuals on your TV screen. How students are protesting
[00:34:10] on the 13th day and are standing firm
[00:34:13] in the field that this time, the recruitment process
[00:34:17] will surely be made transparent. These students are firm on an indefinite
[00:34:21] Satyagraha, and are saying to Hemant Soren
[00:34:25] that this was not expected from you. So, this entire movement is happening
[00:34:28] over exam fraud, and a large number of students
[00:34:32] are present who are talking
[00:34:36] about transparency, who are talking about preventing
[00:34:39] fraud in exams, who are talking about
[00:34:43] bringing the truth to light. So, "Enemies of jobs, resign!"
[00:34:47] Such placards are being held in their hands. Diwakar Kumar
[00:34:51] from Ranchi is joining us with more information. Diwakar ji, we are continuously
[00:34:54] seeing that the student movement is only
[00:34:58] increasing, and there is also talk of gheraoing the assembly
[00:35:02] on the 10th. What are the demands of the students,
[00:35:06] and how much is the government now giving in?
[00:35:09] रही
[00:35:13] Look, this student movement
[00:35:15] is continuously becoming aggressive, and now, look, this crowd
[00:35:19] is telling a story of how the students'
[00:35:22] movement is now getting support from the common public as well.
[00:35:26] People from social organizations are also coming, and other salaried
[00:35:32] these students. And look how this crowd
[00:35:35] in the afternoon, because it's lunchtime right now,
[00:35:39] many voluntary organizations have arranged food for the students
[00:35:43] here, and all those arrangements have been made so that the students'
[00:35:47] movement can continue in this manner until the government
[00:35:50] takes cognizance of their demands and their demands are met.
[00:35:54] So, this effort is continuously ongoing, and look how the students
[00:35:58] are still firm on the main demand, and
[00:36:01] their movement is going on peacefully
[00:36:05] in this manner, in which they are still firm
[00:36:09] on the path of Satyagraha, and they are continuously
[00:36:13] demanding that there should be a CBI inquiry,
[00:36:15] and the government in this matter cannot now just try to whitewash
[00:36:19] things. Regarding the demand for a CID inquiry and the demand for a CBI inquiry,
[00:36:23] the candidates are definitely firm on this point that
[00:36:27] the CID inquiry is just an attempt
[00:36:30] to whitewash things. So, definitely, this student movement
[00:36:34] in Jharkhand is slowly moving forward,
[00:36:37] and this movement is continuously intensifying.
[00:36:40] The scope of the investigation
[00:36:44] into the exam fraud also appears to be continuously expanding,
[00:36:47] and some arrests have also been made. How many arrests have been made so far,
[00:36:51] and what further possibilities
[00:36:53] are there?
[00:36:57] Look, definitely, so far, a total of 18 arrests have been made
[00:37:00] in this case. Late last evening,
[00:37:03] five people were arrested from Lucknow, so this
[00:37:07] number is also increasing, and the government is trying to assure that
[00:37:10] we are working, but the students are not ready to accept
[00:37:14] this, and they are continuously firm on the demand for a CBI inquiry. And today, when
[00:37:18] the assembly session was going on, you also saw how all the MLAs of the Bharatiya
[00:37:22] Janata Party staged a protest
[00:37:26] inside the assembly premises and demanded
[00:37:29] a CBI inquiry in this entire matter from the government. And they have said
[00:37:33] that they stand with the students' movement, and when I was talking to the student leaders
[00:37:37] today, they also clearly said that they are firm on the demand for a CBI inquiry, and
[00:37:40] there should be complete reform in JPSC and JSSC,
[00:37:44] and also on August 10,
[00:37:47] they are also firm on their program of gheraoing
[00:37:51] and protesting the assembly. And in the meantime,
[00:37:54] Diwakar ji, once again, the same question, as we are
[00:37:58] seeing
[00:38:00] that in the national-level movements,
[00:38:04] the opposition comes forward in a certain way. In the state where their supporting government
[00:38:07] is in power, that kind of role is not played. Are students
[00:38:11] not students there? Do their demands change there?
[00:38:13] है,
[00:38:17] Look, definitely, the student movement is continuously growing, and now this
[00:38:21] movement is also demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Hemant Soren,
[00:38:25] and the students have continuously
[00:38:27] entered a state of uproar peacefully. But the biggest Satyagraha
[00:38:31] they have resorted to, in that, the pamphlets clearly
[00:38:35] show how they have resorted to pamphlets and are satirizing
[00:38:38] the government, satirizing Hemant Soren. People are mimicking him,
[00:38:42] so that this movement is also seen in a new form,
[00:38:46] and through this movement, the students are continuously
[00:38:50] becoming vocal, and are trying to make the government
[00:38:54] aware that the government should take cognizance in this matter
[00:38:57] and immediately take action and cancel the results of the PT exam
[00:39:01] that were recently released, and the government should take cognizance
[00:39:05] of all the exams that have happened in the last five or six years and get that matter inquired by the CBI.
[00:39:09] कराए,
[00:39:13] for talks, why aren't the students
[00:39:16] going for talks? Why do they want
[00:39:19] the government to come to them and talk there? Do they have some doubt
[00:39:23] about transparency?
[00:39:28] Look, definitely, since eight students are now sitting on an indefinite hunger strike
[00:39:32] here, and the student movement is intensifying, the government has also started
[00:39:36] taking initiatives from yesterday. Yesterday, from the government's side,
[00:39:39] the SDO and ADM were sent here saying that the Chief Minister wants to talk,
[00:39:43] but the students immediately refused, saying that the talks will only happen if the Chief Minister comes here
[00:39:47] and talks. The talks will happen on a media platform, and there will be no talks
[00:39:51] in a closed room. After that, a four-member committee has been formed
[00:39:54] by the government, in which four ministers have been included. Two are from the Jharkhand Mukti
[00:39:58] Morcha quota, one from Congress, and one from the RJD quota.
[00:40:02] But the minister who has been given the responsibility is only to monitor
[00:40:05] this ongoing movement. The students have asked
[00:40:08] for five names who will talk to the Chief Minister at the representative level,
[00:40:12] but no clear picture has emerged on that yet. Those five names have not been given by the students
[00:40:16] because the students are so firm on their demand
[00:40:20] that the Chief Minister should talk outside, should talk in front of the media.
[00:40:24] So perhaps, a consensus has not been reached on this issue yet, and those five names have not yet been given by the students.
[00:40:28] But there is a possibility being expressed. I was just talking to the students,
[00:40:31] and they said that today, a little later, by evening,
[00:40:35] these names will be released who will talk to the Chief Minister.
[00:40:38] Alright, thank you very much, Diwakar ji,
[00:40:41] Moving on, let's talk about the controversy
[00:40:45] regarding appointments in government jobs in Kerala, which is once again seen to be intensifying.
[00:40:49] The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha is protesting today outside the State Secretariat
[00:40:53] in Thiruvananthapuram. The protesters started moving towards the Secretariat.
[00:40:56] The police used water cannons to stop them there
[00:41:00] and also used lathi charge.
[00:41:01] है?
[00:41:07] So, this entire controversy in Kerala is regarding appointments in government jobs. The Yuva Morcha's
[00:41:11] protest is being seen here. Many rank holders have still not received appointment letters.
[00:41:14] The Yuva Morcha alleges that there are irregularities in the Kerala Public Service Commission's
[00:41:18] appointment process, and despite being named in the rank list,
[00:41:22] a large number of candidates have not yet received appointment letters.
[00:41:26] And regarding this issue, hundreds of teachers
[00:41:29] and PSC rank holders from various districts are also continuously protesting
[00:41:32] and continuously demanding that pending appointments be completed soon.
[00:41:36] Let us tell you that in recent days, continuous dissatisfaction
[00:41:40] regarding pending appointments has also been seen among social media and candidates.
[00:41:43] The Yuva Morcha has alleged that both the CPI(M) and Congress
[00:41:47] are now seen to be adopting a dual approach on the issue of PSC rank holders
[00:41:51] and are not openly coming out in support of the affected candidates.
[00:41:55] The organization says that the government should
[00:41:58] complete all pending appointments soon
[00:42:01] and ensure transparency in the recruitment process.
[00:42:05] On the other hand, the Kerala
[00:42:09] for interviews and other recruitment processes for the month of August,
[00:42:12] but the protesting candidates say
[00:42:16] that despite being included in the rank list, they are not getting appointments.
[00:42:20] So, this entire protest outside the State Secretariat where protesters have been lathi-charged
[00:42:23] and water cannons have also been used, this entire protest is of the Yuva Morcha.
[00:42:27] Moving on, let's turn to the next news. Yes, the next news in Media Prime
[00:42:31] is related to the NEET UG paper leak case. The hearing on various petitions
[00:42:35] in the Supreme Court has now been adjourned until August 19.
[00:42:38] And today, during the hearing of the case, the lawyer appearing on behalf of the petitioners
[00:42:41] informed the court that an affidavit has been filed
[00:42:45] in this matter as per the previous instructions of the central government.
[00:42:49] And on this, the Supreme Court instructed the petitioners
[00:42:53] to study the affidavit filed by the government and file their reply on it.
[00:42:56] The court said that after the replies from all parties
[00:43:00] are received, the next hearing of the case will be held on August 19.
[00:43:04] This case is related to the alleged
[00:43:08] paper leak and irregularities in the exam process of the NEET UG exam.
[00:43:11] The petitions have raised various issues related to the fairness,
[00:43:15] transparency, and interests of the candidates of the examination.
[00:43:18] The Supreme Court has already sought replies from the central government,
[00:43:22] concerned agencies, and other parties in this matter, and after
[00:43:26] receiving affidavits and replies from all parties, the court will now hold
[00:43:30] the next hearing of this entire matter on August 19. So,
[00:43:33] the hearing on these petitions related to NEET
[00:43:35] will be held.
[00:43:38] Now let's talk about the weather. Yes, heavy rainfall
[00:43:42] and the onslaught of rain and floods are being seen in many states.
[00:43:46] In the capital Delhi, heavy rain has been falling in many areas since this morning,
[00:43:49] which has definitely brought some relief to people from the humid weather.
[00:43:53] After the rain, a drop in temperature has been recorded, and the weather has become pleasant.
[00:43:59] an orange alert for Delhi, predicting moderate to heavy rain with thunderstorms
[00:44:03] throughout the day. According to the Meteorological Department, the minimum temperature in Delhi
[00:44:06] was recorded at 26.6 degrees Celsius, which is 1.3 degrees
[00:44:10] below normal. The maximum temperature is estimated
[00:44:13] to be around 32 degrees Celsius, and according to the Central Pollution Control Board,
[00:44:17] Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) at 9:00 AM
[00:44:21] was recorded at 84. So, relief is being seen in Delhi due to rain.
[00:44:25] You are continuously watching four pictures on your TV screen. Heavy rain
[00:44:29] occurred. The temperature was recorded at 84%,
[00:44:32] which is in the satisfactory category.
[00:44:35] And along with Delhi, heavy rain continues in nearby areas
[00:44:39] like Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad. During office
[00:44:43] hours, waterlogging was also seen on roads in many places,
[00:44:46] due to which the traffic speed slowed down a bit. Due to the jam,
[00:44:50] people going to the office also faced a lot of trouble.
[00:44:54] So, it's raining in Delhi NCR, Noida, Gurugram,
[00:44:57] Ghaziabad. Many areas are seen to be affected.
[00:45:01] If we talk about the monsoon situation across the rest of the country, the monsoon
[00:45:05] remains active across the country. According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rain is possible
[00:45:08] in many states during the last five days, and a warning has also been issued
[00:45:12] for thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds in many areas.
[00:45:15] According to the Meteorological Department,
[00:45:19] heavy rain is expected today in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Chandigarh.
[00:45:22] While in some parts of Rajasthan, heavy rain is predicted between August 7 and 9.
[00:45:26] In Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Vidarbha,
[00:45:30] the spell of rain is expected to continue from today till August 11.
[00:45:34] The monsoon will also remain active in East and Northeast India.
[00:45:37] Heavy rain is expected
[00:45:40] in Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal, and Sikkim from today till August 11.
[00:45:44] While in Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura,
[00:45:47] the spell of rain may continue till August 11.
[00:45:51] You can see these pictures on your TV screen.
[00:45:54] Let us tell you that the danger
[00:45:58] is also increasing in the mountains, and heavy rain is expected in Himachal, Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
[00:46:02] An alert for heavy rain has been issued in hilly areas.
[00:46:06] In Haridwar, Uttarakhand, many areas have been inundated due to heavy rain.
[00:46:10] Waterlogging in underpasses has caused trouble for local residents and tourists.
[00:46:14] While in Rudraprayag, seeing the rising water level of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers,
[00:46:17] the district administration has appealed to citizens and travelers to remain vigilant.
[00:46:21] The Meteorological Department has predicted
[00:46:24] light to moderate rain in North India between today and August 8.
[00:46:28] During this period, cloudy skies and intermittent rain are expected.
[00:46:32] The administration has appealed to people to exercise caution during bad weather
[00:46:36] and avoid waterlogged areas. In Himachal Pradesh,
[00:46:52] the Meteorological Department has advised people to remain alert due to situations
[00:46:56] like landslides and waterlogging during rain.
[00:46:59] दी
[00:47:02] In Maharashtra, Gujarat, and the western coastal areas, heavy rain
[00:47:06] is expected. In Konkan and Goa, widespread rain is predicted
[00:47:10] from today till August 11. While in Kerala, Tamil Nadu,
[00:47:13] Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Lakshadweep, the spell of rain
[00:47:17] is expected to continue. So, the monsoon is active across the country.
[00:47:21] An alert for heavy rain has been issued in many states.
[00:47:24] In Konkan, heavy rain is also expected till August 11. Rain is also expected in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Lakshadweep.
[00:47:28] Deepak Rawat from Delhi, our correspondent, is joining us. Subina Roy from Dibrugarh, and Vivek
[00:47:32] from Thiruvananthapuram. Let's get more updates on this weather.
[00:47:35] Deepak, first of all, I would like to come to you.
[00:47:39] We are seeing continuous rain since morning,
[00:47:43] and the weather in Delhi has definitely become a little pleasant,
[00:47:46] although the humidity is still causing distress.
[00:47:49] रही
[00:47:52] Yes, absolutely. If we talk about Delhi NCR, it has been continuously raining
[00:47:56] in Delhi NCR since yesterday. It has been raining intermittently, and today, since morning,
[00:47:59] heavy rain has also been witnessed. And talking about Delhi,
[00:48:03] the Meteorological Department has said that Delhi NCR, especially
[00:48:06] Chandigarh, Haryana, and the NCR region, as
[00:48:10] I mentioned earlier, continuous rain is expected here. Heavy
[00:48:14] rain is expected. While if we talk about other states, especially
[00:48:18] for states like Uttarakhand, the Meteorological Department has issued a heavy alert. It has clearly
[00:48:22] said that at this time, there is a great need to exercise caution, and after
[00:48:25] that, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami also held a meeting
[00:48:29] with all the DMs. He has asked them to be on alert. People have been asked
[00:48:33] to be informed that landslides occur a lot during this time.
[00:48:36] Uttarakhand is a hilly area. People need to be careful
[00:48:40] to avoid them. They should drive carefully on the roads. All this
[00:48:43] has been said. Besides this, in the coastal
[00:48:46] states also, the Meteorological Department has issued an alert
[00:48:50] in a way. Strong winds can blow there. In coastal areas, winds can blow
[00:48:53] at a speed of 40 to 60 kilometers per hour. In such a situation, the sailors
[00:48:57] who go out into the sea have also been asked to be alert.
[00:49:01] If very strong winds blow, then they should not go out into the sea. So,
[00:49:05] along with rain, as I mentioned, there is an alert for strong winds
[00:49:09] in the coastal areas, and for hilly areas, whether it is Uttarakhand or
[00:49:12] Himachal, in these places, the most alert for rain has been issued by the Meteorological Department.
[00:49:16] Absolutely, an alert has also been issued for hilly states. Subina is joining us from Dibrugarh.
[00:49:20] Let's get more updates. Subina,
[00:49:23] what is the weather like, and what is the possibility
[00:49:27] of it remaining so?
[00:49:29] Yes, Sheila, currently the weather is quite sunny,
[00:49:33] but the IMD has predicted a yellow alert.
[00:49:36] There is a possibility of rain till approximately the 10th
[00:49:40] and 11th, because the pattern in Assam
[00:49:44] is that there is
[00:49:47] intense summer, it's sunny, then after that, rain comes.
[00:49:51] So this process continues throughout
[00:49:55] the monsoon. And if we talk about relief and rescue
[00:49:58] operations, just yesterday, Union Health Minister JP
[00:50:02] Nadda had come. He conducted an aerial survey
[00:50:06] of Sivasagar, Jorhat, and all these areas
[00:50:09] that are most flood-affected. Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma
[00:50:13] was also with him. Then they went to Nepali
[00:50:17] Kuti, which is the worst-hit village this time, located in Sivasagar
[00:50:20] district. There, he met people from seven communities,
[00:50:24] talked to them about their problems and challenges
[00:50:28] they are facing. Then at night, at the CM's
[00:50:31] Secretariat in Dibrugarh, he held a meeting with all District Commissioners,
[00:50:35] Cabinet Ministers, and the CM.
[00:50:38] And then he said that he
[00:50:42] would request the Finance Minister to bring relaxation
[00:50:45] in the NDRF norms so that
[00:50:49] maximum benefits from its funds
[00:50:53] can be given to flood-affected families.
[00:50:57] And today itself, the CM will provide financial assistance
[00:51:00] for education to undergraduate
[00:51:03] and postgraduate students, and also
[00:51:06] to diploma students, to buy books
[00:51:10] that have been completely destroyed in these floods.
[00:51:13] So, everyone will be given money for books.
[00:51:17] Along with that, all the flood-affected schools in these
[00:51:21] areas, especially Sivasagar, will be given
[00:51:25] around two lakh in flood assistance
[00:51:29] so that they can rebuild their schools again.
[00:51:32] And then he has also been continuously tweeting
[00:51:36] that there has been a lot of siltation
[00:51:39] due to continuous heavy rain.
[00:51:43] So, how can this siltation be cleaned
[00:51:46] as soon as possible so that
[00:51:49] people can return to their normal lives, Sheila? So, that
[00:51:53] is also being managed, and absolutely, from the government's side,
[00:51:57] these relief and rescue operations are being carried out continuously
[00:52:00] so that normalcy can be brought back as soon as possible and the general
[00:52:04] public does not have to suffer much damage.
[00:52:08] Vivek from Thiruvananthapuram is
[00:52:11] joining us. Let's get an update from there too. Vivek,
[00:52:15] if we talk about the latest update right now, what is
[00:52:18] the situation?
[00:52:19] अभी
[00:52:24] The weather is sunny today, but in many areas,
[00:52:27] the water level has not yet come down.
[00:52:31] Remember, 26 people have died in the floods in Kerala
[00:52:35] until the first week of August. And today and
[00:52:38] tomorrow, an orange alert has been issued
[00:52:42] for eight districts in Kerala, which are the central districts of Kerala, Pathanamthitta,
[00:52:45] Alappuzha, Kottayam, Idukki. And for the
[00:52:48] rest five districts, a yellow alert has been issued.
[00:52:52] So, currently, the weather situation in Kerala is somewhat normal.
[00:52:56] VD Satheesan, Chief Minister of Kerala,
[00:53:00] has visited the relief camps
[00:53:03] and
[00:53:35] talked to the ASP. He said that Kerala does not have any problems
[00:53:39] now. The water level has reduced.
[00:53:43] And the IMD has clearly predicted
[00:53:46] that in the next one week, the rain situation
[00:53:49] will improve. So, today and tomorrow,
[00:53:53] an orange alert has also been issued for eight districts. Thank you very much, Vivek, Subina, and
[00:53:56] Deepak, for joining us and sharing all these
[00:54:00] updates from across the country with our viewers.
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