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Manish Godha's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, particularly in the state of Rajasthan. He covers evolving political stories, government announcements, and local political happenings. His coverage primarily revolves around the activities of BJP and Congress in Rajasthan.
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By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan SOG arrested four medical graduates for allegedly using forged FMGE certificates to secure internships and apply for Rajasthan Medical Council registration. Investigators suspect over 100 foreign medical graduates and have arrested 33 people in the alleged certificate fraud case.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan's Forest Department has prohibited tourist entry, camel safaris and other activities after sunset within Desert National Park's protected sand dunes near Sam, Jaisalmer. Authorities cited wildlife disturbance, commercial waste dumping and powerful laser lights. The restrictions do not apply to tourism destinations outside the protected boundary, including Lakhmana.
By: Manish Godha
Tigress ST-26 has been captured on camera for the first time with her two healthy cubs at Rajasthan's Sariska Tiger Reserve, taking its tiger population to 58. The reserve has intensified surveillance and patrolling to protect the cubs and reduce human interference. ST-26, a six-to-seven-year-old tigress born in Sariska, has become a mother for the first time.
By: Manish Godha
Congress leaders continued their overnight protest at Jaipur Police Commissionerate, demanding a zero FIR against Delhi Police personnel accused of assaulting NSUI national secretary Ritu Barala. Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra challenged police claims that her complaint was already under investigation in Delhi, while BJP leaders accused Congress of politicising the incident.
By: Manish Godha
Congress ended its 42-hour sit-in at Jaipur Police Commissionerate after police refused to register a Zero FIR in NSUI leader Ritu Barala's alleged assault case. Rajasthan Congress president Govind Singh Dotasra announced plans to approach the High Court, while Commissioner Sachin Mittal cited existing proceedings in Delhi.
By: Manish Godha
A six-month-old male Great Indian Bustard was killed by a desert fox four days after its release into Rajasthan's Desert National Park. The Wildlife Institute of India has paused plans to release seven more captive-bred birds while reviewing safety measures. Three other released bustards are reportedly safe.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan Police has launched an investigation after hacker group Scarlett claimed access to 8.63 million emails, police records and government login credentials. Copies of FIRs and call records reportedly surfaced online. Officers were instructed to change passwords and update devices. Authorities have not independently confirmed the alleged breach's extent.
By: Manish Godha
Six people, including five members of a family, died after their car rammed into a parked truck on Rajasthan's Churu–Taranagar road on Saturday. A seven-month-old girl was the sole survivor and was hospitalised in critical condition. The family was travelling to Gurugram to offer prayers at a shrine. Police are investigating.
By: Manish Godha
The World Bank has proposed a $385.7 million (over ₹3,500 crore) project to upgrade urban infrastructure across 32 urban local bodies in Rajasthan, covering Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota & Bharatpur clusters. The plan focuses on heritage conservation, tourism, transport, waste management, climate resilience & strengthening municipal finances. The World Bank Board's approval is expected by July 2, 2027.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan has declared 80 blocks across 14 districts drought-affected after receiving around 17% less rainfall than normal. Of the affected blocks, 69 face severe drought. Relief measures are expected to include fodder depots and water arrangements for people and livestock; further operational details are awaited.
