Rajasthan

The revelation of the 'red diary' has sent ripples of curiosity across the state of Rajasthan, leaving everyone eager to unravel its contents and the secrets it may hold. A narco test on the entire council of ministers has been proposed by Gudha as a means to distinguish between truth and falsehood.

Initially, the Indian woman was in the custody of the police; however, after the district police verified her travel documents, she was subsequently released. This verification process allowed her to proceed with her planned visit without any hindrance.

Revealing further details, Gudha emphasized that the Chief Minister personally reached out to him multiple times, stressing the utmost importance of retrieving the "red diary" and ensuring its safety.

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During a press conference, Union Minister Anurag Thakur seized the opportunity to criticize CM Gehlot and the Congress leadership. Thakur referred to the contrasting actions taken by the Congress party, highlighting the dismissal of a minister for speaking up while protecting another minister who made derogatory remarks about Rajasthan being a state of men.

Rajendra Singh Gudha, a minister for Rajasthan, was sacked with immediate effect on Friday after raising concerns about crimes against women committed in the state while the Ashok Gehlot-led Congress was in power.

Three earthquakes, measuring 4.4, 3.1, and 3.4 on the Richter Scale, struck Jaipur within a span of 30 minutes. There were no reports of any casualties or damage to property.

The ruling Congress party in Rajasthan faced significant embarrassment when its MLA from Osian, Divya Maderna, raised serious questions about her own government. The matter pertained to the distressing incident in her constituency where four members of a family, including a six-month-old child, were killed and burned in a village during the early hours of Wednesday.

The victims have been identified by the police as Poonaram, his wife Bhanwari, their daughter-in-law Dhapu, and her six-month-old daughter Manisha. Witnesses revealed that Poonaram's son had left for work at a stone quarry after dinner on Tuesday night.

Explore the rich culinary heritage of Rajasthan with these 8 iconic dishes, from the flavorful Daal Bati Churma to the indulgent Ghevar, each offering a unique blend of spices and traditions that will transport you to the royal flavors of this enchanting Indian state