Jaipur, India (Local)
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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 three officials of Shri Satya Sai University of Technology and Medical Sciences, Sehore, in an alleged fake degree racket linked to PTI Recruitment Examination 2022. Investigators claimed academic records were manipulated and degrees were allegedly issued to 66 selected candidates. The probe is examining beneficiaries and financial transactions.
By: Manish Godha
A leopard attack spree in Umarda Kheda village near Udaipur has left one person dead and four others injured within 18 hours. Forest officials have launched an operation to capture the animal, installing cages and camera traps. Around 15 families have been evacuated as authorities advise villagers to remain cautious.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan has issued a statewide H1N1 alert after reporting 146 positive cases since January 2026, including 55 in August, the highest monthly tally so far. Health authorities have directed medical institutions to strengthen screening, treatment and referral arrangements, while officials said no new or more dangerous H1N1 strain has been detected.
By: Manish Godha
Karnataka Planning and Statistics Minister B Nagendra resigned from the D K Shivakumar-led cabinet after the Enforcement Directorate filed a chargesheet against him in the ₹187 crore Valmiki ST Development Corporation scam. Nagendra denied wrongdoing, alleged political targeting and said he stepped down to avoid embarrassment for the government and Congress.
By: Manish Godha
Former Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has alleged that pressure may have prompted Penguin India to step back from publishing Sonia Gandhi's book in India. Questioning why the book's parent publisher is ready to release it globally, Gehlot linked the issue to freedom of expression and said authors should be free to express their views.
By: Manish Godha
NBEMS announced a re-examination for affected NEET-PG 2026 candidates in Jaipur after technical disruptions at two centres, officials said. Candidates at ION Digital Zone, Sitapura, alleged repeated computer shutdowns delayed the test. NBEMS said internal power supply issues prevented completion and scheduled the re-exam for September 5, 2026, at 3 PM in Jaipur city again.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan will launch the Centre's Samekit Shishu Bal Swasthya Karyakram on a pilot basis in Bharatpur and Alwar. The programme will monitor children up to three years for health, nutrition and developmental issues. At-risk children will receive follow-ups and treatment support, while ASHA workers will use the Shaishav App for tracking and alerts.
By: Manish Godha
An eight-year-old boy was rescued alive after falling into a 300-foot-deep borewell in Alwar's Bootoli village. SDRF teams pulled out Bhanu Gurjar, trapped at around 42 feet, using an indigenous rope-loop technique. The rescue operation lasted several hours, with officials providing oxygen, food and water during the mission.
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.
