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
Jaipur Police arrested seven people, including a 23-year-old woman, for allegedly conspiring to murder her mother over property and a compassionate government job. The accused allegedly hired contract killers for Rs 7 lakh and staged the crime as a road accident. CCTV footage exposed the plot, while investigators also uncovered evidence suggesting a suspected witchcraft angle.
By: Manish Godha
The Rajasthan Police has prohibited the use of the term “Dalit” in official proceedings, FIRs and departmental documents, directing officials to use the constitutional term “Scheduled Caste” instead. The order follows Supreme Court directives and Ministry of Social Justice guidelines, making the terminology mandatory across police records and correspondence.
By: Manish Godha
Nine women died in Rajasthan's government hospitals over the past six days—five in Bhilwara and four in Banswara—after childbirth, with most having undergone C-sections. Hospital authorities denied negligence, saying the women were referred in critical condition or died due to different medical complications. State-level and district probes have been launched to investigate the deaths.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan Police have proposed developing a private crypto wallet & a crypto forensic platform to strengthen cybercrime investigations amid rising online fraud. Seeking ₹19.5 lakh for the project, the force aims to securely store seized crypto assets, trace blockchain transactions, & present digital evidence in court. The platform would be available to law enforcement units across the state.
By: Manish Godha
The Centre has launched a probe into suspicious land deals and illegal funding along Rajasthan's Pakistan border. IT teams seized 50 land registration files in Jaisalmer following a recent demolition drive.
By: Manish Godha
Five women suffering kidney complications after C-section deliveries in Kota have refused dialysis and written to the President seeking either immediate kidney transplants or permission for euthanasia. They say thrice-weekly dialysis has devastated their health, finances and family life. Doctors, however, maintain their condition has improved and advise continuing dialysis.
By: Manish Godha
A pregnant woman at Jodhpur's Ummed Hospital developed kidney complications after allegedly receiving the wrong blood transfusion due to confusion over identical names of two patients and their husbands. She was shifted to another hospital for dialysis and is now out of danger. The hospital has formed a five-member committee to investigate the incident.
By: Manish Godha
Superintendent of Police Kamble Sharan Gopinath said that as per the preliminary investigations, the cleaning work was underway at the madrasa, and some students were cleaning the sewerage tank while others were on top. As the stairs inside the tank suddenly slipped, all the students fell into the deep tank.
By: Manish Godha
Railway police rescued seven children from Goa after they were allegedly taken from Rajasthan for religious conversion under the pretext of free education, officials said. The children, aged 7-12, were reportedly transported via Ahmedabad before being found during a railway check.
By: Manish Godha
Rajasthan's Education Department has started training around 100,000 government school teachers in AI tools under a pilot project across 10 districts. Teachers will learn to create lesson plans, assessments and analyse student needs using AI, while students will study AI functions, limitations and digital security. RSCERT said the initiative aims to improve technology-driven classroom learning.
