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Time of India
6 hours ago
- Time of India
Jaipur cops arrest ‘supplier' with smack worth Rs 1.6cr
Jaipur: Crime branch of Jaipur police Monday arrested a 39-year-old drug trafficker with 530 grams of smack worth Rs 1.6 crore in his possession. Deputy commissioner of police (crime) Kundan Kanwariya said the man was identified as Ram Rup Mali, a native of Sawai Madhopur district. A special police team monitored Mali's movements for some time before intercepting him near Kho Nagoriyan. Officials said he supplied drugs for the past few months to local distributors linked to larger trafficking syndicates. During questioning, Mali reportedly admitted that he sourced the contraband from a man named Sanu Khan, a resident of Aklera in Jhalawar district. He further disclosed that he supplied smack in Jaipur for the past 2–3 months and was working for prominent local traffickers, including Ashok alias Telia Sansi, Vicky Sansi, and Pintu Sansi. Police said Mali supplied the narcotics twice a month, and the payments were transferred to the Jhalawar-based suppliers through e-Mitra platforms to avoid detection. The funds generated from the illegal trade were used to support his personal lifestyle and hobbies, officials added. The crime branch is now tracing the broader network of traffickers operating between Jhalawar and Jaipur. "Efforts are underway to locate other suspects and identify other financial links used in the illegal drug trade. The accused was booked under relevant provisions of the NDPS Act, and further investigation is ongoing," Kanwariya said. Jaipur: Crime branch of Jaipur police Monday arrested a 39-year-old drug trafficker with 530 grams of smack worth Rs 1.6 crore in his possession. Deputy commissioner of police (crime) Kundan Kanwariya said the man was identified as Ram Rup Mali, a native of Sawai Madhopur district. A special police team monitored Mali's movements for some time before intercepting him near Kho Nagoriyan. Officials said he supplied drugs for the past few months to local distributors linked to larger trafficking syndicates. During questioning, Mali reportedly admitted that he sourced the contraband from a man named Sanu Khan, a resident of Aklera in Jhalawar district. He further disclosed that he supplied smack in Jaipur for the past 2–3 months and was working for prominent local traffickers, including Ashok alias Telia Sansi, Vicky Sansi, and Pintu Sansi. Police said Mali supplied the narcotics twice a month, and the payments were transferred to the Jhalawar-based suppliers through e-Mitra platforms to avoid detection. The funds generated from the illegal trade were used to support his personal lifestyle and hobbies, officials added. The crime branch is now tracing the broader network of traffickers operating between Jhalawar and Jaipur. "Efforts are underway to locate other suspects and identify other financial links used in the illegal drug trade. The accused was booked under relevant provisions of the NDPS Act, and further investigation is ongoing," Kanwariya said.
News18
7 days ago
- General
- News18
RBSE 10th Revaluation 2025: Registration Begins At bseronline.in, Direct Link To Apply Here
Last Updated: RBSE 10th Revaluation 2025: RBSE opens registration for Class 10 answer sheet scrutiny. Apply online by June 4, 2025, at RBSE 10th Revaluation 2025: The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE) has opened the registration process for the Class 10 answer sheet scrutiny (revaluation) for 2025. Students who are not satisfied with their marks in the RBSE Class 10 exams, including secondary, vocational, and Praveshika streams, can now apply online through the official website – As per the official notice, the last date to apply without a late fee is June 4, 2025. The scrutiny fee is Rs 400 per subject per answer sheet. However, those who miss the deadline can still apply till June 7, 2025, by paying an additional late fee of Rs 400. Key Highlights: Last date without late fee: June 3, 2025 With late fee: June 4 to June 7, 2025 Fee: Rs 400 per subject per sheet Objection fee: Rs 100 per subject Re-exam option: Available only for Mathematics The scrutiny process involves checking for errors in: Please note that this is not a full rechecking or reevaluation. However, for Mathematics only, students will have the option to request a re-examination by paying ₹100 per question (in addition to the Rs 100 objection fee), clearly mentioning the question and page number. How To Apply For RBSE Class 10 Scrutiny 2025? Step 3: Enter a valid mobile number and email ID Step 5: Get the registration number and password via email Step 6: Login and select the subjects for scrutiny What After Scruitny? After the board finishes checking the application, the result will be uploaded on the official website under the 'SCRUTINY 2025' link. It will show whether there is any change or no change in the marks. A scanned copy of the answer sheet will also be available. Students will get this information through SMS and email along with their Login ID and Password. During the scrutiny process, the board will check for any errors like: Students can use their Login ID and Password to view, download, or print their answer sheet from the 'SCRUTINY 2025' link on the website. This must be done within 5 days. It is very important to check the answer sheet within these 5 days. After that, it will be removed from the website and the student will be responsible if they miss it. For any objections after receiving the scanned answer sheets, students can file them online or at e-Mitra centres within five days by paying the required objection fees. First Published: June 03, 2025, 14:21 IST News education-career RBSE 10th Revaluation 2025: Registration Begins At Direct Link To Apply Here
Time of India
28-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Pakistani nationals in Rajasthan rush to Attari-Wagah border to meet visa deadline
As many as 76 Pakistani nationals, who had come to visit their relatives in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, left India via the Attari-Wagah border on Sunday, Jodhpur's Foreigners Registration Officer Narpat Singh Rathore told TOI. #Pahalgam Terrorist Attack India stares at a 'water bomb' threat as it freezes Indus Treaty India readies short, mid & long-term Indus River plans Shehbaz Sharif calls India's stand "worn-out narrative" Another 20 Pakistani nationals also left from other bordering districts in Rajasthan including Jaisalmer, Barmer, Phalodi, Bikaner and Balotra, taking the total number of departures on Sunday to 96. "Some minority Pakistani nationals — mainly Hindus — who had either come to meet family or were hoping to apply for permanent residency but could not, were also among the group that departed for Pakistan," Rathore said while speaking to TOI. Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Experience three trade fairs with just one ticket Undo automatica 2025 Undo Laser World of Photonics Undo World of Quantum Undo Visit automatica: June 24-27, Munich Undo He added that approximately 14,000 Hindu migrants are currently residing in Jodhpur on LTVs, and several more are awaiting approvals after submitting their paperwork. Further, security agencies reported 20 Pakistani nationals from districts near the Rajasthan's borders left on Sunday. This included 7 from Jaisalmer, 6 from Barmer, 4 from Bikaner, two from Phalodi and one from Balotra. Live Events "These citizens were directed to cross the Indian border via Attari before midnight on Sunday," DIG, CID (Jodhpur Zone), Ajay Singh, said, adding that no departures were recorded from Pali, Sirohi, and Jalore districts as no Pakistani nationals were present there according to government records. "In the last two days, many Pakistani nationals who arrived recently have lined up at e-Mitra centres to submit LTV applications. Dilip Sodha, owner of an e-Mitra centre in Jaisalmer, told TOI, "In the past 24 hours, around 850 Pakistani nationals successfully submitted their LTV applications at three e-Mitra centres. With a few hours still remaining before the deadline ends, I am hopeful the number will cross 1,000," he added. District authorities in Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Bikaner remain on high alert as the deadline set by the Union govt for Pakistani nationals on short-term visas to leave India came to an end on Sunday evening. Only Pakistani nationals on Long Term Visas (LTV) or those who have applied for LTVs before the deadline were granted exemptions. Around 1,500 to 1,700 Pakistani nationals had arrived in Rajasthan over the last three months.
Time of India
27-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Pak nationals in Raj rush to meet visa deadline amid security measures
Jaipur/Jodhpur/Jaisalmer: Seventy six Pakistani nationals, most of them Muslims who had come to visit their relatives in Rajasthan, left the country from the Attari-Wagah border Sunday, Jodhpur's Foreigners Registration Officer Narpat Singh Rathore said. An additional 20 Pak nationals also left from other bordering districts in Rajasthan including Jaisalmer, Barmer, Phalodi, Bikaner and Balotra, taking the total number of departures on Sunday to 96. Speaking to TOI, Rathore said, "Some minority Pakistani nationals — mainly Hindus — who had either come to meet family or were hoping to apply for permanent residency but could not, were also among the group that departed for Pakistan". Rathore added that approximately 14,000 Hindu migrants are currently residing in Jodhpur on LTVs, with many more awaiting approvals after submitting their paperwork. Security agencies reported that 20 Pakistani nationals from districts near the Rajasthan's borders left on Sunday. This included 7 from Jaisalmer, 6 from Barmer, 4 from Bikaner, two from Phalodi and one from Balotra. DIG, CID (Jodhpur Zone), Ajay Singh, said, "These citizens were directed to cross the Indian border via Attari before midnight on Sunday," Singh said, adding that no departures were recorded from Pali, Sirohi, and Jalore districts as no Pakistani nationals were present there according to govt records. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Intel Laptops + 1:1 Support for Your Team Lenovo Pro Benefits Learn More Undo In the last two days, many Pakistani nationals who arrived recently have lined up at e-Mitra centres to submit LTV applications. Dilip Sodha, owner of an e-Mitra centre in Jaisalmer, told TOI, "In the past 24 hours, around 850 Pakistani nationals successfully submitted their LTV applications at three e-Mitra centres. With a few hours still remaining before the deadline ends, I am hopeful the number will cross 1,000." District authorities in Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, and Bikaner remained on high alert Sunday evening as the deadline set by the Union govt for Pakistani nationals on short-term visas to leave India came to an end. Only Pakistani nationals on Long Term Visas (LTV) or those who have applied for LTVs before the deadline were granted exemptions. Around 1,500 to 1,700 Pakistani nationals had arrived in Rajasthan over the last three months.
