Hello and welcome. You're watching any TV 24 7. I'm Osama Shar missing for nine days. A quota coaching students body was recovered in the forest of chamber on the outskirts of Kota. The student had gone missing nine days ago and the police traced his bag and shoes close to a shift temple in the chamber valley. A search operation led by the SDRF sniffer dogs and drones yielded no results until this evening when his body was spotted in an isolated and an inaccessible spot of the Chambal Valley. The police suspect the boy could have jumped from the hill into the valley below. This is even as the police search for a second boy preparing for the I TJ means who had gone missing from Kota. The second victim was last seen in a CCTV footage at the railway station where his bag has been found. But he appears to have entered the station, left his luggage and then disappeared. Well, you know, there's been a number of measures that have been suggested. Actually, the first and foremost, it's been suggested that Children are just too young to be in Kota and take the rigours of coaching. You know, coaching is very different from being in a school. In a school, you have friends, you have recreation, you have sports and games. Um, you have a very, you know, a very wholesome life. In that sense. In Kota, what you have is the high pressure of coaching. You are also put into different batches. If you don't perform, you keep slipping. So in a lot of these cases, what has been noticed is like especially in this case, very unfortunate. Where this child probably jumped off one of those hills into the valley below. He gave his exam, and after that he went away. So obviously it was disappointment over performance in the exam or the test that led to this. The other case is also very, very worrying. This boy has just completely disappeared. He's last seen in the CCTV footage entering the railway station, leaving his luggage. And then there are no signs of him. There's been five very unfortunate tragic deaths of young Children in quota. Last year there were 26 each year. You know, these are statistics and figures that we report, but there is really no action which is taken you know, against the against the you know something done to prevent this. I mean, maybe against the coaching institutes or against the environment. They've tried to give it, give them a free days holidays. They, in fact, even suspended tests. But you know, till someone doesn't really get to the root of the problem. And the suggestion is that you have an age limit for the number of Children who go into quota age limit. So you restrict. They only enter coaching once they are more mature. The other suggestion has been that there should be an aptitude test. You don't just fill in Children because Children are revenue. You look at whether they actually have an aptitude for giving the medical or the I exams and then only give them admission. Right now, there are up to nearly two LAC Children in quota who are studying for the exams, and how many seats are there in the I it about 10,000 plus. Amid a tense standoff between the government and the farmers. The SK Kisan Morcha, an umbrella organisation of farmer unions not directly linked to those leading this round of protests, has rejected a five year contract to buy three types of pulses, maize and cotton at the old MSP. Meanwhile, addressing the media, Sarabjeet Singh, Pandher farm leader, said. And I quote, we will march to Delhi peacefully on 21st February. Let's listen to what he said J the Joe SAR proposal whose proposal key I gotta say not to proposal APA Deli Wu Mu karang Making a strict view of the alleged defacement of ballot papers during the Chandigarh mayoral election, the Supreme Court has said that the returning officer Anil Massi, should be prosecuted. The Supreme Court also stated that the returning officers action of defacing the ballot papers amounted to murder and a mockery of democracy. Conducting a hearing on a petition on the alleged irregularities in the election on Monday, a day after three arm Army Party councillors switched over to the BJP, the Supreme Court also said that the horse trading that is going on is a serious matter. Tough grilling from the Supreme Court of India over the Chandigarh mayoral polls In a hearing where returning officer Anil Massi, accused of tampering with ballot papers, was personally present, Chief Justice Chandra Ch said that ballot papers should be placed before the court tomorrow. The chief justice said that the court is deeply concerned about horse trading. The court said that it would recommend the appointment of a new returning officer and a recount of the votes. The Supreme Court said it may also supervise the recount of votes. The court came down heavily on the returning officer, saying he must be prosecuted if found guilty for the first time in independent India, the chief justice of India, cross examining and grilling the returning officer, asking him what exactly was he doing when he was trying to deface those ballot papers? Having said that, he's asked him to be present tomorrow and would like to take a first hand account of those ballot papers before arriving at a decision. But as before, the Supreme Court heard the case a big setback for the arm Admi party as three of its councillors switched over to the BJP and the BJP's mayor resigned from his post, setting the stage for a fresh election Jan or Congress Wale Jos propaganda, a worker or a worker. Operation councillors are now on the Supreme Court that is set to hear the case again, with Surin Prabhu and Mohammad Ghazali Bureau Report and D TV Kerala governor Arif Mohammod Khan faced another black flag protest today and said he suspected they were being orchestrated by SF I activists along with the banned PF I. There was also a sharp exchange between the governor and the LDF Governor government. The governor has accused the SF i of patronising members of the banned outfit PF I ok, One thing should be clear in their mind. I'm not going to be frightened. I believe in facing the brutes, I believe and this is nothing new. I have been facing this since the age of 3536 when I have faced so many threats. So they are It is not possible that they can frighten me. Yes, this SF and PF joint venture. Even as BJ PM Prime Minister Narin Ra Modi plan a grand campaign push in the south of India, the party could be facing a shortage of allies, particularly in Tamil Nadu, with smaller parties staying away too. Both a I AD MK and B JP has said they will contest separately. Superstar Kamal Hassan may side with the India alliance is what we hear active politician Kamal Hassan is all set to announce his party's plans to fight the loss of by elections. Reports suggest he may join the India alliance. This even as the B GP has not yet found alliance partners in Tamil Nadu. After the AAA DMK snapped ties, the National Party is wooing smaller parties and former allies the P MK and late actor Vijay Khan's D MD K. The PM K, with a 4% vote share, may prefer to stay with the A O AM K, the D MD K has demanded 14 Los above seats and the rajas about both even BJP ally put Tamir. A smaller party with clout amongst the DK is set to switch to the AA ADM K. The party also aims to rope in ousted AA a K leaders OPIs, Suas and TPD, whose political clout is limited. We welcome all the political parties who are is in Tamil specific names. You can say I cannot tell the name because I'm inviting all the political parties who are accepting a clear sign of dwindling political fortunes for the BJP in Tamil Nadu without a Dravidian ally, the state chief anomaly has ruled out contesting. So has Union Minister Murugan. The Saffron Party has given him a second term in Raja Sabam. As things stand now, it appears the local elections will serve the Tamil Nadu B JP only to establish its vote share in Chennai with Suresh Sam Daniel find the TV the RBI's restrictions on payment paytm Payments Bank has alerted financial institutions across the country on the importance of compliance and regulation. My colleague Sakshi Bajaj brings us the details of the questions that you may be having on the matter and answers them for you. The Reserve Bank of India's restrictions on paytm Payments Bank have indeed alerted all on the importance of compliance and following the regulation process altogether. So while the RBI has released as well, we at D TV also answer your most frequently asked questions on the matter. The first question being asked, Can I withdraw my balance from my savings account after March 15th, 2024? Well, the answer to that is, yes, you can. There's absolutely no restriction on this. As per the the next question being asked is, Can I top up my wallet? Fast tag issued by PTM Payments Bank. Well, the answer to that is not after the extended March 15th, 2024. Deadline PTM shifts its not account to access bank. What does this mean for the viewer? For the consumer? Well, a no account, really essentially is all back end operations. And this means PTM SQ are sound box card machines can be used post march 15th, 2024 as well. So those sitting at home and saying, well, my PTM accounts will it then be automatically transferred to an access bank account? Well, the answer to that is no. You will have to change it yourself to any bank authorised by the RBI. So you will be getting a list of options and any bank authorised by the RBI is what you can go with. So some saying that Look, if my salary is credited into pay payments bank account, can this process continue? Well, no, not after March 15th, 2024 says the RBI so therefore make alternate arrangements at the earliest, of course, are also alerting on that the last question coming our way is can I pay my bills and subscriptions and automatically via pay payments. Bank as the norm for many well debit mandates, will continue till there is balances. The RBI, but not after March 15, 2024. So essentially meaning that look even if there is balance, this will not reflect after March 15, 2024. So that really is the key crux of the matter. All your key questions that D TV has managed to answer well, we'll slip into a very short break. More news and updates on the other side.
