The Rajasthan High Court has reunited a woman with a man accused under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, who the woman claimed to be her husband, according to individuals familiar with the court proceedings.

A study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Jodhpur has found that 23.2% of school children in the district are overweight or obese, with a higher prevalence among those from urban areas.

A special court in Jodhpur trying cases under the Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act has set aside the cognizance order against Sadulpur MLA Krishna Poonia previously issued by a subordinate court in connection with a police officer suicide case.

Medical experts from AIIMS Jodhpur have documented 88 herbal healing practices used by Bhopas, tribal healers in Sirohi district, Rajasthan. The study was funded by the Union ministry of tribal affairs.

The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) report has identified power lines as a significant threat to migratory birds, especially the Demoiselle cranes in Khichan village, Jodhpur district.

Justice Kuldeep Mathur of the Rajasthan High Court recused himself from a hearing concerning a petition to quash a case registered in Jodhpur against former Barmer MLA Mevaram Jain, who faces alleged gang rape charges.

Anjali Devi was stabbed to death by two individuals, including her neighbor Anil Bishnoi, during a burglary at her home. Devi's daughter and niece were also injured in the attack and hospitalized. The police, led by superintendent Dharmendra Singh Yadav, quickly arrested the suspects, Bishnoi and Sahil. The incident occurred while Devi's family was away at a wedding, and the burglars were apprehended after fleeing the scene on a motorcycle.

In the Jodhpur assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party won eight out of ten seats, while the Congress party only secured two, including a victory by Geeta Barwar in the Bhopalgarh seat and Ashok Gehlot in Sardarpura. Gehlot's win was by a reduced margin compared to the previous election, which has raised concerns within the Congress party. Gehlot expressed acceptance of the results and wished the new government well.

The Rajasthan High Court ordered the Special Operation Group not to arrest Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat or file a charge sheet against him without approval. The court allowed the investigation into the Sanjivani Credit Society scam to continue. Shekhawat, accused by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot of involvement in the scam, was granted relief from arrest on April 13. Shekhawat's counsel argued that the state police lack jurisdiction under the BUDS Act, while the state's counsel emphasized the seriousness of the allegations and Shekhawat's influence.

In Jodhpur, Rajasthan, a 19-year-old named Pappuram was arrested for the murder of four family members, including a toddler, over a property dispute. The BJP criticized the Congress-led state government for a deteriorating law and order situation, while Congress highlighted the swift arrest. The state human rights body has requested a report on the incident.

In Jodhpur, families of sandstone quarry workers face the dual challenges of silicosis and debt. The disease, caused by inhaling silica dust, has claimed numerous lives, leaving behind widows and children in economic hardship. Despite the Rajasthan government's efforts to provide financial aid and implement a policy for detection, prevention, control, and rehabilitation of silicosis, many workers still await compensation. The lack of medical facilities and employment records complicates the situation, and the unorganized sector of mine workers remains vulnerable.

The article discusses the plight of sandstone mine workers in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, who are suffering from silicosis, a fatal lung disease caused by inhaling silica dust. It highlights the stories of several families affected by the disease, including the loss of loved ones and the struggle with debt and medical expenses. The article also covers the increase in mining activities in the region, the lack of medical facilities and testing for silicosis, and the government's efforts to provide aid through various schemes. Despite the Rajasthan government's initiatives, many workers still face challenges in receiving compensation and assistance. The article emphasizes the need for better enforcement of safety regulations and the importance of providing medical examinations and employment records for mine workers.

The Rajasthan High Court has stayed the appointments to Mahatma Gandhi Seva Prerak posts in the state and issued a notice to the state department of peace and non-violence, with a response required by October 19.