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Thursday, 29 October 2026
Times of Rajasthan Morning Bulletin
Khamma Ghani! This is the Times of Rajasthan morning bulletin.
Hemawas Dam supplies 101 MCFT water to Palai city. After a 17‑year gap, Palai city will receive more than 101 MCFT of water from Hemawas Dam. The Water Resources Department has started preparing pipelines and pumping.
In Bhilwara, 72‑year‑old Kamla Devi was murdered. At Veer Sawarkar Chowk, the 72‑year‑old Kamla Devi Kankariya was killed. The perpetrators burned the body and used havan materials to hide the odor. Police have taken two suspects into custody.
Storm Arnab brings heavy rain and wind to Rajasthan. The cyclone from the Bay of Bengal has issued a warning of light‑moderate rain until 31 October and winds of 30‑40 km/h.
In Jaipur, 251 watches were stolen from Rado showroom. The showroom on Tona Road lost 251 expensive watches. After a raid on 1 October, two main suspects, Ajay Prasad and Dinesh Paswan, were arrested 26 days later.
In Karimnagar, 25‑year‑old Neel overcomes substance dependence. Neel, from Karimnagar, Telangana, recovered from substance dependence with help from the Integrated Addiction Rehabilitation Centre on 22 May 2026 and now earns ₹15,000 per month.
The government promotes domestic innovation. Central Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh visited the exhibition at ‘ESTIC 2026’, featuring 50 deep‑tech startups, 13 departmental stalls and 10 departmental technologies.
National Overseas Scholarship helps an SC student master’s at Brown University. Arav Patel, from a middle‑class SC family, received $89,816 in scholarship and completed a Master of Science at Brown University on 26 June 2023.
Dr. Mohan Bhagwat attends Maru Ninaad Ghosh camp in Jodhpur. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh will hold a four‑day camp from 12 to 15 November in Jodhpur, with Dr. Mohan Bhagwat participating.
Indian Culinary Institute and Jawaharlal Nehru University agree to recognize BBA and MBA courses. In New Delhi, the two institutions signed an MoU to grant recognition to culinary BBA and MBA programmes.
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