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भारत ने ऑस्ट्रेलिया के खिलाफ सीरीज का आगाज शानदार तरीके से किया है. इस बीच बीसीसीआई के चीफ सेलेक्टर चेतन शर्मा के स्टिंग ऑपरेशन ने बवाल मचा दिया था. अब वह अपने पद से इस्तीफा दे चुके हैं. चयन समिति की अध्यक्षता के लिए नया नाम सामने आया है.

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Women's T20 World Cup Live: Ireland Win Toss, Opt To Bat vs West Indies

WI vs IRE, T20 World Cup Live Updates: Ireland won the toss and opted to bat against West Indies in a Women's T20 World Cup Group B match at the Newlands in Cape Town. Both teams have lost their first two matches, and now stare at early exit from the tournament. Earlier in the day, New Zealand thrashed Bangladesh by 71 runs in a Group A match at the same venue. (LIVE SCORECARD)

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India Has Shown World The Real Meaning Of "Anti-Fragile": PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday explained the concept of "anti-fragile" related to the people of India in the context of challenges faced by the world in the last three years due to the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine.

Welcoming business leaders from across the globe at ET Global Business Summit, PM Modi said, "Generally the span of three years is not very long time but if we look at the last three years, then it seems that the whole world has travelled a lot of time. When we met last time then masks were not part of our daily life. People thought that vaccines are only for children and for people suffering from deadly diseases. People must have planned their holidays. But after 5 days of ET summit of 2020, WHO declared COVID as a pandemic. Then we saw in small time the whole world changed. So too India also changed."

"We have heard discussions about the concept of 'anti-fragile'. A system that not only faces the adverse conditions but uses them and becomes stronger. When I heard the concept of 'anti-fragile' then I thought of the strength of the people of India," he said.

PM Modi said that India has shown the world how to change any adversity into opportunity.

"In last 3 years, when the world was suffering sometimes from Covid pandemic, sometimes from war and sometimes from the challenges of natural disasters, India and Indians displayed unprecedented strength. India has shown the world the real meaning of anti-fragile," PM Modi said.

"India has shown the world how to convert an adversity to opportunity. By studying the capability shown by India at the time of the biggest crisis in 100 years, humanity will be proud of it after 100 years," he added.

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AAP's Face In Jammu And Kashmir Quits, Says Party Lacks "Vision"

In a major setback to Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Admi Party in Jammu and Kashmir, Harshdev Singh, chairman of the coordination committee of AAP, has resigned from the party along with his supporters. Mr Singh, a former minister of the earlier state of Jammu and Kashmir and chairman of National Panthers Party, had literally merged his party with AAP in May last year. His joining was seen as a major boost for AAP in Jammu, where the Panthers party has a considerable support base.

Today, Mr Singh announced his resignation from AAP, alleging that the party leadership lacks vision for Jammu and Kashmir.

"AAP has no policy for Jammu and Kashmir. It has no concern for the people. I was not satisfied. So decided to quit," said Harshdev Singh.

A three-time MLA from Udhampur district, Mr Singh said he would revive the Panthers Party and work with other like-minded regional parties for restoration of J&K's statehood and constitutional guarantees for protection of land and jobs.

"We need to come together for the common cause of Jammu and Kashmir. We have to fight for the restoration of statehood and constitutional guarantees for protection of land and jobs for people of Jammu and Kashmir," said Mr Singh.

He said he is willing form an alliance with Lal Singh, another Jammu based leader and former minister.

"Yes, we can explore alliance with every party, which believes in secularism and pluralism. We can sit with them and work together," he added.

Lal Singh, a former minister of BJP and two-time MP from Jammu, has also announced that he would fight for job and land rights for people of J&K and restoration of statehood.

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Over Plans To Change Treasury System, Rajasthan Governor Seeks Explanation

Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra sought a clarification from the Gehlot government on its reported plan to replace the existing treasury system with a pay and account office system, and also expressed displeasure over the formation of commissions and corporations "without following" prescribed rules.

The Governor wrote two separate letters to the chief minister flagging these issues. He also attached a copy of the letter received from the Deputy Comptroller and Auditor General's office on the issue of the pay and account office system.

The governor's missives come in the backdrop of Rajasthan contemplating doing away with the existing treasury system of accounting.

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has warned the state that the creation of a new mechanism would disrupt the compilation, preparation, and reporting of government accounts in the near term.

In a strongly-worded letter to the Rajasthan government last week, Deputy CAG K R Sriram said, "Any change in the existing scheme as per the Constitution and the Parliamentary enactment in this regard will require prior approval of the President and consultation with the C&AG of India."

A release from the Raj Bhawan said on Thursday, "The Governor has sent a copy of the letter dated February 9, 2023, received from the Deputy Comptroller and Auditor General regarding implementation of Pay and Account Office System in place of the treasury system currently implemented."

Instructions have also been given to inform the intention of the state government after conducting a detailed examination of Article 150 of the Constitution and Section 10 of the DPC of Act 1971, it said.

Article 150 of the Constitution says that the accounts of the Union and of the states shall be kept in such form as the President may, on the advice of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, prescribe.

The letter written by the CAG office said that it is "highly desirable" for the state government to re-evaluate the change in the treasury system and hold it till further consultation with the central government".

"Any creation of PAO (Pay and Accounts Office) by one State will derail the time-tested treasury system where huge human and digital resources have evolved along with corresponding treasury rules and with its inherent system of checks and balances and the linkage of entire IT infrastructure...," said the CAG letter, addressed to the Rajasthan chief secretary.

It quoted Constitutional provisions which mandate that the CAG will be responsible for compiling the accounts of each state from the initial and subsidiary accounts rendered to audit and account offices.

In the second letter, also sent to the chief minister on Tuesday, the Rajasthan governor expressed his displeasure with the state government for not following the prescribed rules for the formation of various commissions, corporations, boards, and appointment of office bearers in these institutions. 

The governor also expressed displeasure over the appointment orders issued recently without obtaining approval of the Raj Bhawan.

"In a letter written to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Governor Mishra has given instructions to take it seriously and clarify the situation in the matter," another release from the Raj Bhawan said.

In 2020, as the Gehlot government faced a crisis due to the rebellion by his then-deputy Sachin Pilot, there was a deadlock between the Raj Bhawan and the state government over-calling the assembly session.

The state government wanted to convene the session on a short notice but the governor turned down the cabinet proposal thrice saying a 21-day notice is required for calling the session.

The fourth proposal was accepted by the governor to call the session from August 14, 2020. The revised proposal fulfilled the condition of 21-day notice.

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