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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
The dilapidated government school building in Rampura village, Jaipur, where Cockroch Janta Party workers were allegedly attacked during a protest, was demolished on Wednesday for reconstruction. The Rajasthan government has sanctioned ₹18 lakh for the project. CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka thanked the government, while villagers welcomed the move.
By: Manish Godha
A 42-year-old woman worker was mauled to death by a tiger at Jaipur's Nahargarh Biological Park after she allegedly entered the enclosure for grass-cutting work. The victim, identified as Sugna Devi, was the sole earning member of her family. Authorities have formed a probe committee following allegations of negligence, while villagers demanded strict action and compensation.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan HC Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma has denied allegations of corruption, nepotism, favouritism and administrative lapses levelled by Supreme Court Justice Sandeep Mehta, calling them “baseless” and “vindictive”. Sharma said he submitted an evidence-backed rebuttal to CJI Surya Kant and will present his case publicly with permission.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan government employees who become surrogate mothers can now avail up to 180 days of maternity leave, while commissioning mothers can receive 90 days under revised service provisions. The move follows a 2023 Rajasthan High Court ruling that held surrogate mothers should not be discriminated against in maternity leave benefits.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan's iconic Shekhawati havelis have entered UNESCO's Tentative List, marking a major step towards potential World Heritage status. Spread across 14 historic towns, the fresco-adorned mansions showcase the region's rich architectural, artistic & cultural legacy. The recognition is expected to boost conservation, restoration & heritage tourism while putting Shekhawati on the global stage.
By: Manish Godha
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and RLP leader Hanuman Beniwal have announced plans to create a third political alternative in Rajasthan, challenging the BJP-Congress dominance. The partnership, announced in Jaipur, may continue beyond local body polls and focus on combining support among different social groups while raising public issues.
By: Manish Godha
A leopard was spotted on a tree nearly 20 feet above ground at Kota's crowded CV Garden, causing panic among morning walkers. Forest officials and police launched a four-hour rescue operation using hydraulic fire engines and tranquilised the animal. The leopard was safely captured and shifted to Abheda Biological Park. Officials suspect it entered the park in search of prey.
By: Manish Godha
Eight people, including RSRDC officials and contractors, have been arrested in connection with alleged irregularities in the construction of the Rajasthan High Court's main bench building in Jodhpur. The probe follows reports of structural defects, including dome cracks and fire incidents. Police conducted searches across multiple states and are examining documents, with more arrests likely.
By: Manish Godha
Rajendra Rathore has objected to the use of the Maharana Pratap tribute song ‘Shoorveer' in gangster-related scenes in Mirzapur: The Movie. Calling the usage highly objectionable, the Rajasthan BJP leader has urged the CBFC to remove the song, saying its association with crime and violence hurts public sentiments and disrespects Maharana Pratap's legacy.
By: Manish Godha
A Jaipur man, Rahul Jha, allegedly killed his wife Geeta Jha and three daughters with cement blocks at their Govind Vatika home before fleeing, police said. The bodies were found by his elderly father. Police recovered evidence from the scene, are examining CCTV footage and searching for Rahul, while the motive remains under investigation.
