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

Rajasthan police launched a major crackdown on drug smugglers. By 26 October, 8,842 suspects were arrested under the guidance of DGPI Rajiv Kumar Sharma as part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat campaign.

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma has taken strict action under the zero tolerance policy. The annual salary hike of 2 to 4 percent for 17 serving officials has been halted.

The second phase of the Panchayati Raj General Elections 2026 starts from Kotputli. Voting will take place on 28 and 30 October in four Gram Panchayats.

The Supreme Court warned the government over industrial pollution in the Jojri River in Jodhpur. Twenty lakh residents’ health is at risk and the state has been ordered to take corrective steps.

The Central Health Ministry launched Campaign 6.0, organising health check camps and a ‘Dialogue’ programme for cleaning friends. Minister Pratap Rao Jadhav inspected offices, health camps and spoke with the cleaning volunteers.

Maser’s Surya Deepa Projects inaugurated Yards 142, 144 and 148. The first sluice barge for Yards 142 was floated on 26 October, and construction of Yards 144 and 148 began.

Mohan Lal’s inspiring journey from economic hardship to self‑reliance shows how schemes like Namaste and Ayushman Bharat have helped provide health services.

The Arise Cities Forum 2026 opened in New Delhi. Over 200 delegates from more than 18 countries discussed sustainable city development and pledged to present the Delhi Declaration at COP31.

The 33rd edition of SIMBEX‑2026 concluded in Visakhapatnam. The Indian Navy strengthened maritime cooperation with the Singapore Navy.

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