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Jodhpur: The death of renowned storyteller Sadhvi Prem Baisa from Rajasthan has left many unanswered questions. The case became more puzzling when, approximately four hours after doctors declared her dead, a post appeared on her official Instagram account, being treated as a possible suicide note. Sadhvi Prem Baisa passed away on Wednesday evening at around 5:30 PM. Timeline of the Incident According to ACP (West) Chhavi Sharma, Sadhvi Prem Baisa was transported from her Boranada ashram by her father and a young associate to Preksha Hospital on Pal Road. Doctors at the hospital made every effort to save her, but she showed no signs of life and was officially declared dead. Hospital sources reported that her father had mentioned she had a fever, and nursing staff at the ashram admi...

Jodhpur: The spiritual storyteller Sadhvi Prem Baisa of western Rajasthan passed away on Wednesday, sending waves of grief through the saintly community and her devotees. Shortly before her death, she reportedly posted a suicide note on social media, which has sparked widespread discussion. Early Life and Spiritual Journey Sadhvi Prem Baisa hailed from Pareu village in Barmer district, Rajasthan. She had long been associated with the saintly tradition and was known across western Rajasthan for her storytelling sessions (kathavachan) promoting Sanatan Dharma. Over the years, she had become a familiar and respected figure in the spiritual community. Controversy and Agni Pareeksha Following allegations last year, Sadhvi Prem Baisa publicly announced her willingness to undergo an A...

Jodhpur: Spiritual leader Sadhvi Prem Baisa of Rajasthan passed away on Tuesday. She was transported from her Aarti Nagar ashram to Preksha Hospital, where doctors declared her dead on arrival. The news of her demise was communicated to Shastri Nagar police by phone, sending waves of grief through the spiritual community and her devotees. Final Instagram Post Seen as Suicide Note Shortly before her death, Sadhvi Prem Baisa shared a post on Instagram, which is being interpreted as a suicide note. In the post, she stated that she had spent every moment of her life dedicated to the propagation of Sanatan Dharma. She paid homage to all saints and emphasized that “there is no greater religion than Sanatan Dharma,” and that Sanatan Dharma remained in her heart until her last breath. The...

Dungarpur: In a shocking incident, a Mumbai-based businessman, Kishore Kumar (50), died after his car caught fire while he was driving in Dungarpur district. The tragic event occurred in the Nithauwa police station area, near Virula Phala, and has sent ripples of shock through the locality. An empty 5-liter plastic can found at the scene has raised questions about the cause of the fire. Incident Details According to Nithauwa Police Officer Ghanshyam, police received information around 2 PM on Wednesday that a car traveling from Nithauwa to Kanodiya had caught fire near Virula Phala. A police team, with help from locals, quickly controlled the flames. Upon inspecting the vehicle, authorities discovered a burnt body inside the car, which was immediately taken to Aspur Community Heal...

Bharatpur: Hailing from Suroth village in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district, Jitendra Singh Gurjar (Rathore) may not have joined the Indian Army, but he has carved a unique path of patriotism. Despite facing financial hardships, limited education, and the loss of sight in one eye, he has devoted his life to honoring the country’s martyrs. A Tireless Mission Over the years, Jitendra Singh has reached out to over 15,500 families of martyrs, collected data on 2.07 lakh soldiers, and archived more than 24,300 photographs of fallen heroes. His ultimate dream is to establish a Martyrs’ Hall, where future generations can draw inspiration from the sacrifices of these brave soldiers. Humble Beginnings Jitendra Singh studied only up to the tenth grade and used to commute daily on a broken b...