The operation marked a historic moment as it was the first time the Telangana Police ventured into another state to apprehend cyber criminals on such a large scale. Despite facing challenges with the cooperation of Rajasthan Police, the Telangana Cyber Security Police successfully arrested the perpetrators after a 15-day pursuit in Jaipur and other areas of Rajasthan.

Cyber Security Director Shikha Goyal disclosed that the arrested individuals were linked to a staggering 2,223 cases nationwide, with 189 cases reported in Telangana alone. The criminals had siphoned off funds to multiple accounts across the country, totaling over 11 crore rupees, using cryptocurrency channels.

The Telangana Cyber Security Police are actively pursuing the masterminds behind the cyber crimes, including individuals from diverse professions such as government employees, gym trainers, hotel managers, and cooks. This revelation sheds light on the involvement of individuals from varied backgrounds in cyber criminal activities.

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Jaipur City Palace:The City Palace stands as a testament to Jaipur’s regal past, with its exquisite blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture. Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, this opulent palace complex houses the Mubarak Mahal and the Queen’s Palace. Step into a world of luxury and heritage at the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum, where royal artifacts and traditional attire showcase the grandeur of Jaipur’s royal legacy.

Galtaji Temple:Nestled amidst the Aravalli hills, Galtaji Temple offers a spiritual retreat surrounded by natural beauty. The pink sandstone Grand Temple, with its sacred ponds and lush gardens, provides a tranquil setting for contemplation and reverence. Pay homage to the divine at this serene sanctuary just 10 km from Jaipur.

Amer Fort:Amer Fort, also known as Amber Palace, is a majestic fortress that epitomizes the grandeur of Rajput and Mughal architecture. Marvel at the intricate designs of Diwan-e-Am, Sheesh Mahal, and Sukh Niwas as you wander through this sprawling citadel located 11 km from Jaipur. Immerse yourself in the regal ambiance of Amer Fort and witness the legacy of Rajasthan’s warrior kings.

Panna Meena Kund:Step back in time at Panna Meena Kund, an ancient stepwell that once quenched the thirst of travelers and locals alike. Today, this historical marvel has transformed into a picturesque spot where visitors can capture the essence of Jaipur’s heritage through their lens. Explore the depths of Panna Meena Kund and unravel the stories hidden within its stone walls.

Kanaka Vrindavan:Embrace the serenity of Kanaka Vrindavan, a verdant garden nestled below Nahargarh Fort. Adorned with lush greenery and flanked by the Aravali Hills, this tranquil oasis offers a peaceful retreat away from the bustling city life. Wander through the pathways of Kanaka Vrindavan and witness the timeless beauty of Jaipur’s natural landscape.

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Shortly after Kamala’s tragic fate, Khemaram and his son fell victim to a leopard attack while returning to their village from Bhedia. The son managed to escape, but Khemaram was not as fortunate, becoming prey to the ruthless leopard. The violence continued as a 50-year-old woman from Chali village also fell victim to a leopard attack, followed by another assault on a woman near Jhadol on September 8.

The situation escalated when a cheetah, believed to be the same predator responsible for the previous attacks, roamed the villages near the forest area and claimed three more lives. The villagers, gripped by fear and outrage, accused the cheetah of turning into a cannibal due to its relentless attacks. In response, they staged a protest, blocking the highway between Jhadol and Gogunda, demanding the capture of the lethal cheetah.

The tragic toll of the cheetah’s rampage included the lives of Kamala, the 16-year-old girl from Undital village, and the 50-year-old woman from Chali village. The villagers mourned the loss of these innocent victims and called for swift action to ensure the safety of their community.

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Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Manipur are experiencing relentless downpours, transforming villages into waterlogged landscapes resembling ponds. Gujarat, in particular, is facing a deluge, with non-stop rain causing distress among the populace. Authorities are conducting evacuations in low-lying areas to ensure the safety of residents. Valsad recorded a staggering 12 cm of rainfall in a single night, while Surat’s River Tapi surged dangerously.

In Manipur, the situation is equally dire, with many families seeking refuge in relief camps as floodwaters encroach upon their homes. The incessant rains have led to the submergence of houses and disruption of normal life. Transportation has been severely impacted, with roads submerged and traffic halted in several areas.

Meanwhile, in Rajasthan, Varuna’s presence is felt through the overflowing Foysagar lake in Ajmer. The sight of the once-dry lake now brimming with water has brought relief to many, alleviating water scarcity concerns in the desert state.

The Indian Meteorological Department has raised alarms for several states, including a red alert for Gujarat and warnings for North Eastern states like Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Odisha, and Delhi. Alerts of varying severity have been issued, signaling the likelihood of heavy to very heavy rains in the coming days.

In Odisha, a prolonged spell of rain is forecasted, with the IMD predicting three days of continuous downpour due to a surface trough extending from south Uttar Pradesh to the Bay of Bengal. Orange alerts have been issued for the northern districts of Odisha, emphasizing the need for preparedness and caution.

As the monsoon fury continues unabated, the affected states brace themselves for further challenges posed by nature’s relentless downpours.

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The Meteorological Centre in Jaipur noted substantial rainfall levels in specific areas, with Mohangarh and Bhaniyana in Jaisalmer district receiving 260 mm and 206 mm of rainfall, respectively, by 8:30 am. Similarly, Pali recorded 257 mm of rain, while Dechu in Jodhpur district saw 246 mm during the same timeframe.

The Meteorological office warned of a cyclonic circulation affecting Gangetic West Bengal and nearby Bangladesh, along with an active monsoon trough that could bring further heavy rainfall across various parts of the state. Specifically, regions like Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Kalimpong, Cooch Behar, and Alipurduar in the sub-Himalayan districts are expected to experience heavy rain until August 9, with potential landslides being a concern in hill areas like Darjeeling and Kalimpong.

Additionally, forecasts indicate that Jharkhand may also face heavy rainfall for the next couple of days due to the influence of a monsoon trough.

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According to official data, in the three years since the scheme’s inception, roughly 49% of applications were accepted while others were denied.

The program, which was started at the height of Covid-19 instances in India, is intended to assist kids who, between March 11, 2020, and May 5, 2023, lost their parents, a guardian, adoptive parents, or a surviving parent due to the epidemic.

Under the program, 6,13 districts from 33 states and Union Territories submitted a total of 9,331 applications. But only 4,532 of the applications were accepted, and 4,781 were turned down. The state with the most applications was Rajasthan.

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