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

In Rajasthan, the Panch and Sarpanch elections concluded peacefully and fairly. Voter turnout stood at 88.09 percent. The District Election Officer and the Superintendent of Police ensured strict monitoring at polling stations and inspected various centers to maintain order.

In politics, the State Election Commissioner and the District Election Officer conducted a spot inspection of several polling booths in Jaipur. They reviewed the arrangements and praised the enthusiasm of voters. This inspection followed the first phase of Panchayati Raj elections for sarpanch and panch members.

At the national level, the Satna‑Deorajnagar (53 km) and Rewa‑Churhat (65 km) railway sections were dedicated to the nation. The Railway Minister and the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh inaugurated these sections, which will bring significant benefits to the Seoni district.

In business news, Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a 26 percent rise in net profit to Rs 5,645.38 crore for the quarter ending September. Income grew by 18 percent while the GNPA fell to 1.04 percent, indicating improved asset quality.

In sports, West Indies opener Tagenerin Chandrapal said his father Shivnarin Chandrapal’s constant encouragement is helping him improve his Test career.

On the tech front, Tesla updated its mobile app to a two‑column layout, making car‑related information and controls easier to use on the upcoming foldable iPhone Duo.

Internationally, due to rising tensions in West Asia, Air India and Air India Express have suspended Riyadh‑Dammam flights until November 7, as confirmed by the embassy.

Nationally, the My Bharat‑NSS drug‑free youth campaign entered its sixth week, celebrating "Gram Seva and Traditional Sports Day" across villages.

In the sports ministry, Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports, Dharmendra Khadse, called for better pathways for women in Indian sports during the All‑Women Coaches Course, emphasizing grassroots participation, female coaching, talent development, and professional opportunities.

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