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The party also suspended rebel MLAs Bhanwarlal Sharma and Vishvendra Singh from the party for allegedly being involved in the conspiracy to topple the government

Pilot was sacked by the party as Rajasthan deputy chief minister and PCC chief after he openly revolted against Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot

Sachin Pilot was sacked as Rajasthan deputy chief minister and state party president

Sacked deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot and the other MLAs asked to respond to Speaker's notice by Friday

Gehlot and the other ministers arrived there from the hotel where they were holed up amid the power tussle between Gehlot and Pilot

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Sachin Pilot says he has the support of 30 Congress MLAs and some independent legislators and they will back him if he walks out the Gehlot government.

Gehlot asked officials to seek necessary permission from the Indian Council of Medical Research

In a case of personal emergency, the person shall be exempted from the requirement of a pass for travel outside the State, according to the new order

People going out of Rajasthan will have to obtain passes from authorities, the state government said in an order as it decided to regulate inter-state movement in view of a surge in COVID-19 cases

Other big migrant population states, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha and Jharkhand fare poorly

Eligible candidates can apply through the official website, rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in

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Only half of the transport office will be allowed to open with 33 per cent of the staff

In less than a month, 20 districts reported new cases. Sri Ganganagar and Bondi are virus-free in Rajasthan

Out of the 77 death in Rajasthan, 44 are from Jaipur and 11 are from Jodhpur. This is 71 per cent of the total deaths in the state

The government has said that people won't be able to travel to different cities without necessary passes

For the first time in one and a half centuries, workers will have to toil 72 hours a week in at least five states as govts try to restart production amid the nationwide lockdown

State invokes powers under Factories Act to extend maximum hours to 12 from eight earlier; Other states may follow as move is aimed to ensure production isn't impacted due to reduced workforce

The other states have not made any such distinction, which would mean that health sector employees will also be covered in the wage cuts