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

The Chief Minister of Rajasthan spoke to trainee officers of the state services. He said that every person’s problem should be solved.

The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly claims to be a leader in digitisation and innovation. Speaker Shri Devnani launched an app for the Legislative Assembly Employees Cooperative Society.

The QR code “Know Your Beat Police” will provide full information about police officers. This will strengthen coordination between the public and the police.

In the Borhkecha area of Kota, a 4‑foot long crocodile was found in an empty field after emerging from a drain. The forest department team captured it and released it into the Chambal River.

In Shahpura, a 35‑year‑old contractor, Ranjiat Jakhad, died while working at an electrical sub‑station. The incident occurred on Karva Chauth, spreading grief in the family and village.

In Bhilwara and 15 other districts, over 100 villages see parents selling their daughters for 3‑5 lakh due to poverty. They are given fake names and sent to Mumbai‑Pune‑Nagpur, where the price rises to 35‑40 lakh.

The Indian Navy’s warship INS Trishul completed its port call in Civitavecchia, Italy on 28 October 2026. During the visit, professional meetings, cross‑deck visits and cultural events were held.

The 93rd National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) council meeting was held in New Delhi. Home and Co‑op Minister Amit Shah presided. The meeting discussed NCDC’s financial achievements, expansion in the cooperative sector and future plans.

Senior Secretary Ms. Mona K. Khandar of the Ministry of Social Justice visited a government drug‑free centre in Raipur, Uttarakhand. The centre promotes health benefits with care, respect and dignity.

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