CM BHAJANLAL SHARMA SPOK ELECTRICIY CRISIS IN THE STATE   CHHOTA AKHBAR. At present the state power companies have a loan of about Rs 90 thousand crores and a large part of the budget is going towards repaying this loan, whereas the state has immense natural resources in the field of renewable energy. Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma directed to ensure smooth and affordable power supply to the general public and uninterrupted power supply to the farmers in view of the Rabi crop. Instructing the Energy Department to ensure effective operation of all power generating units and smooth power distribution, the Chief Minister said that negligence in the maintenance and operation of the units will not be tolerated.   Bhajanlal Sharma Chief Minister, Rajasthan

TREMENDOUS LOOTING OF BUILDERS UNDER THE PROTECTION 0F RERA INCOME TEX THEFT WORTH CRORES RAMPANT BY BUILDERS   CHHOTA AKHBAR. To protect against looting by builders and land mafia, the Government of India implemented the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Act in 2016 so that the interests of house and land owners can be protected under the supervision of RERA. It is a matter of regret that the RERA authority, which was responsible for stopping looting, has itself become a huge den of loot today. As a result, under the protection of RERA, builders are mercilessly squeezing people who are waiting for houses. Due to the negligence and indifference of RERA, the arbitrariness of the builders has increased and they are not only defrauding the home owners, besides saving thousands of crores of rupees of income tax every year, they are throwing dust in the eyes of the Income Tax Department. During the time of retired IAS and former Chief Secretary Nihal Chand Goyal, builders go

SEVEN LAKH GIRLS WILL FREE BICYCLES AFTER ONE AND A HALF YEARS   CHHOTA AKHBAR. The free bicycles given by the government to the girl students of class 9th studying in the government schools of the state will now be given after one and a half years. According to the media, in an order from the Directorate of Education, the District Education Officers have been asked to distribute the bicycles by January 13 and send the progress report to the Directorate. Let us tell you that the scheme of providing free bicycles to the girl students of class ninth studying in the state is implemented. But cycles were not distributed to girl students for one and a half years. After a long wait, bicycles will now be distributed to about seven lakh girl students this week. In an order from the Directorate of Education, it has been said that distribution of bicycles should be started in the districts where bicycles have been assembled. These cycles will be given to girl students of classes 9th and