Aiming to pave a smoother path for incoming freshers, the local ABVP unit organized a special ‘Help Desk’ camp on the college campus.

Seamless Guidance During Document Verification

The primary objective of this assistance camp was to simplify the form-filling and document-checking procedures for newly enrolled students. Often, freshers face confusion and anxiety due to a lack of accurate information regarding official requirements.

During the camp, ABVP volunteers meticulously examined the students’ documents one by one, guided them through the correct procedural steps, and resolved various technical glitches on the spot. This proactive guidance provided massive relief to hundreds of students waiting in long admission queues.

Campaign Led by Key Office Bearers

This student assistance camp was organized under the efficient leadership of ABVP District Convener Abhishek Sonwal. Throughout the day, several prominent office bearers and active members of the organization stood at the forefront to extend their support to the youth.

Key members present at the camp included:

• Payal Prajapat: District Girl Student Head
• Manoj Saini: State Executive Member
• Gaurav Shakya: Division Convener
• Sumit Verma and Riya Agarwal: Active workers and other unit members.

Initiative Applauded by Students and Parents

The noble service and positive initiative undertaken by the ABVP received immense appreciation from the newly admitted students as well as their parents. Guardians present at the venue highlighted that such help desks are particularly beneficial for students traveling from far-flung rural areas, as they save valuable time, prevent multiple trips to the college, and significantly reduce mental stress during the admission rush.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on information provided by local sources and the organizing committee. It has been published for public awareness and to assist the student community. Our objective is to deliver accurate, factual, and unbiased information to our readers.

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The Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) has emerged as a robust financial safety net for farmers in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, helping offset massive crop losses caused by natural disasters and excessive rainfall. Under the special guidance and continuous administrative monitoring of District Collector Kana Ram, a record-breaking claim amount of ₹47.33 crore has been approved for the Kharif-2025 season. This financial compensation serves as a major economic lifeline for thousands of local farming households during a time of crisis.

Scientific Assessment and Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)

Lakhpat Lal Meena, Joint Director of Agriculture (Extension), stated that torrential rains during the Kharif 2025 season caused widespread damage to standing crops of bajra (pearl millet), til (sesame), and urad (black gram) across Sawai Madhopur.

In close coordination with the district administration, joint teams from the Department of Agriculture and the designated insurance company swiftly conducted scientific surveys, crop-cutting experiments, and precise average yield assessments. As a result, a total compensation of ₹46.28 crore has already been successfully deposited directly into the bank accounts of 51,370 insured farmers via Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT). The processing of the remaining approved funds is underway on a fast-track basis.

Notably, during the previous year (Kharif 2024), the district’s farmers received a total claim of ₹35.44 crore. This year’s approved amount represents the highest-ever payout in the district’s history—a direct result of growing awareness among farmers regarding the benefits of timely premium enrollment.

Tehsil-Wise Claim Distribution Metrics

According to Shyam Bihari Madhuriya, Assistant Director of Agriculture (Statistics), the localized breakdown of the approved insurance claims across various tehsils is as follows:

During this crop cycle, a total of 68,258 farmers in the district secured 377,687 insurance policies, covering a total agricultural area of approximately 53,968 hectares. The collective premium contributed by the farmers amounted to ₹4.80 crore.

Ground Realities: Low Premiums Yield Vital Payouts

Sharing his personal experience with the scheme, Merwal Singh, a farmer from Kushtala village, revealed that he paid a premium of ₹5,315 for the season and received a verified claim settlement of ₹1,81,000. Similarly, another farmer from Khijuri village received a compensation payout of ₹1,06,000 for his 5.5-acre landholding against a modest premium of ₹3,800.

Gajanand Jat, the Divisional Secretary of the Bharatiya Kisan Sangh and a progressive local farmer, also confirmed receiving a claim of over ₹50,000 after his black gram crop was destroyed by high rainfall. He urged the regional farming community to ensure accurate land records (Girdawari) and immediately report crop damage online to maximize the benefits of this protective shield.

Kharif-2026 Insurance Enrollment Begins July 1

Agriculture department officials have announced that the enrollment window for the upcoming Kharif-2026 season will officially open from July 1 to July 31, 2026.

• Loanee Farmers: Insurance coverage for farmers with active institutional crop loans will be managed and renewed automatically through their respective bank branches.
• Non-Loanee Farmers: Independent or debt-free cultivators can voluntarily apply via the National Crop Insurance Portal (NCIP), local E-Mitra kiosks, Common Service Centers (CSC), or through authorized insurance agents.

Non-loanee applicants are required to pay a nominal premium of just 2% of the total sum insured for notified crops. Mandatory documentation at the time of application includes a valid state identity card (such as Jan Aadhaar), bank passbook, land ownership records, sowing certificate, and a self-attested declaration form. District Collector Kana Ram has urged all regional farmers to complete their registrations well before the July deadline to insulate their livelihoods against seasonal weather uncertainties.

Disclaimer: This agricultural and rural development news dispatch is compiled directly from official administrative briefs, regional statistics, and public releases issued by the District Administration of Sawai Madhopur and the Department of Agriculture, Government of Rajasthan, on May 17, 2026. Individual claim assessments, specific insurance eligibility criteria, and final operational guidelines remain subject to the statutory provisions of the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India. For validated cross-references, please consult the official National Crop Insurance Portal (pmfby.gov.in).

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According to reports, the mother of the deceased children, Sangeeta Meena, a resident of Meena Baroda, is missing. Her parents’ home is reported to be in Alampur, Karauli district. Family members informed the police and media that the bodies of Sangeeta’s three children were found near the village pond, while Sangeeta has remained unaccounted for.

Shockingly, despite the children’s bodies being kept at the hospital, neither the children’s father nor anyone from her in-laws’ side was found. Family members allege that Sangeeta was married to Praveen Meena, a resident of Meena Baroda, about seven years ago. Since their marriage, she has been subjected to harassment and frequent assaults by her in-laws.

Family members said that on Thursday evening, Sangeeta posted a video on social media, naming several individuals and making serious allegations of assault and torture.

She has been missing since then.The deceased children include Divya (5 years old), Bharti (3 years old), and Deepak (1.5 years old). Police are searching for the woman and investigating the entire case thoroughly. The situation will only become clear after the post-mortem report and investigation.

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A joint meeting held at the Chauth Mata Temple complex on Thursday, chaired by District Collector Kana Ram and attended by Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar, reviewed the arrangements in detail with the temple trust and related departments. The main fair will be held on January 6th.

The District Collector also visited Chauth Mata on the occasion of the New Year and prayed for the prosperity of the district. He stated that millions of devotees visit Chauth Mata each year, and this year the number is expected to increase. Therefore, all departments should work in coordination, giving top priority to security, transportation, drinking water, electricity, health, and sanitation.

He stated that a “clean fair” is the hallmark of healthy and happy devotees.

Focus on Cleanliness at the Fair:

Instructions were given at the meeting to ensure 24-hour special sanitation arrangements during the fair, regular cleaning of the temple premises and fair routes, a complete ban on plastic carry bags, and the use of cloth, jute, and paper bags.

Adequate dustbins will be installed, and violators will be fined up to ₹500. For the convenience of devotees, additional mobile toilets, quilts and mattresses will be provided at night shelters, parking on five major routes, and additional parking in school grounds. Cleaning and clearing of bushes have also been ordered.

Superintending Engineer BL Meena has been instructed by the Electricity Department to ensure uninterrupted power supply, securing dangling and exposed wires, and arranging a generator for emergencies. Superintending Engineer BS Meena has been instructed to ensure 24-hour pure drinking water supply, tankers, tanks, water coolers, washbasins, and signage.

Strict action will be taken against adulteration and impurities in food items:

The district administration has directed the concerned officials to ensure the use of commercial gas cylinders at food shops, regularly check the purity of food items, fill potholes on roads, maintain smooth traffic flow, prevent overloading, and take strict action against drunk drivers.

CCTV surveillance will be conducted at every corner, and alternative routes will be prepared:

The District Collector has directed the installation of CCTV cameras throughout the fair premises to monitor the situation from a control room, the Atal Path for traffic control, and the development of alternative routes to transport devotees from the temple complex to the ground in case of emergencies. For the convenience of pilgrims, a fair map will be prepared and displayed at public places, and the control room’s telephone number will be publicized.

Scout, NCC volunteers, fire vehicles, fire extinguishers, three medical teams, and two ambulances will be deployed to assist the devotees. Adequate medical staff, medicines, and ambulances will be provided at the Chauth Ka Barwara hospitals, which will be on duty for 8-hour shifts.

Preparations for Strong Security Arrangements:

District Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar stated that the fair area, fair routes, and temple complex will be divided into six sectors to ensure strict security arrangements. Approximately 1,200 police, RAC, and Home Guard personnel will be deployed for this purpose.

Additionally, male and female police personnel in civilian clothes will monitor the area 24 hours a day to maintain peace and law and order.

Additional District Collector Sanjay Sharma, Additional Chief Executive Officer Shailendra Singh, Fair Magistrate Jogendra Singh, Assistant Fair Magistrate Indraraj Meena, Tehsildar Neeraj Singh, District Logistics Officer Rambhajan Meena, along with other district and block-level officials, Trust President Shridas Rajawat, and Trust representatives were present at the meeting.

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