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Khamma Ghani! This is the Times of Rajasthan morning bulletin.

In Rajasthan, road development works worth over 13 million rupees have been inaugurated in Kajipura and Boraj. Assembly Speaker Mr. Vasudev Devanani launched new road construction and renewal projects, promising better connectivity for rural areas.

Food safety officials raided Shri Shyam Foods at Muhana Market. In the food stalls they found mosquitoes, spiders, webs and dead cockroaches, indicating serious hygiene violations.

District Election Officer Message Nayak reviewed preparations for the upcoming Panchayat Samiti and Zila Parishad elections in Jaipur. A review meeting held at Rampara Dabri focused on ensuring free, fair and peaceful polling.

The Assembly Speaker visited nine goddess temples around Ajmer on Navami. He said worship of the goddesses inspires strength, values and service to the nation.

In Mizoram, the DRI seized foreign‑origin cigarettes worth 86.4 million rupees, amounting to more than 4.3 million packs. Based on intelligence, a raid on Champhai‑Aizawl road led to the arrest of one suspect, exposing another Myanmar smuggling route.

The PM Vishwakarma Scheme is becoming a livelihood‑enhancing tool. It has crossed 3 million registrations nationwide, offering skill training that links youth to jobs.

At the 25th meeting of the SCO Chairmanship Council, the Defence Minister called for collective action to dismantle the entire terrorism network. He stressed that terrorism cannot be justified under any circumstance and no double standards will be applied.

India’s nuclear programme remains dedicated to peaceful purposes. According to Dr. Homi Bhabha’s vision and Dr. Jitendra Singh, AI‑driven nuclear energy will power the future, advancing energy security and clean power.

Pre‑orders for the iPhone Duo have left stock scarce. Even major Apple stores in India could not offer the device, leaving customers facing limited availability.

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