Karauli: ‘Gram Rath’ Reaches Remote Panchayats; Promoting Welfare Schemes and ‘GRAM-2026’

KARAULI (RAJASTHAN): To ensure that the benefits of government welfare schemes and the information regarding the upcoming Global Rajasthan Agritech Meet-2026 (GRAM-2026) reach the grassroots level, the ‘Gram Rath’ Campaign is operating at full scale across the Karauli district. Under the direction of Lakhan Singh, CEO of the Zila Parishad, these mobile awareness units are visiting various Gram Panchayats to bridge the information gap between the government and the rural populace.

Strengthening Public Trust through Awareness

The primary objective of this campaign is to take the state government’s achievements, development works, and public welfare schemes directly to the people. By utilizing these specialized chariots (Raths), the administration aims to increase public awareness, build trust in governance, and ensure that every eligible person can access the benefits they are entitled to.

CEO Lakhan Singh stated:

“The Gram Rath Campaign is more than just a promotional activity; it is a bridge of trust. Our goal is to ensure that no deserving citizen remains deprived of government benefits due to a lack of information.”

Wednesday’s Journey: Constituency-Wise Coverage

On Wednesday, the Gram Raths conducted intensive tours across four assembly constituencies in the district:

1. Sapotra Constituency: Awareness activities were held in the Panchayats of Kachhipura, Rajaur, Atewa, Khohari, Kailadevi, Narauli, and Lauharra.
2. Hindaun Constituency: The campaign reached the villages of Nangla Meena, Jhareda, Bargama, and Alipura.
3. Karauli Constituency: Raths visited Rampur Dhabai, Barkheda, Akolpura, Mahu, and Sasedi Gram Panchayats.
4. Todabhim Constituency: Villagers in Manderu, Nisura, Singhania, Kariri, Merda, and Kanjauli were encouraged to avail themselves of various welfare initiatives.

Special Focus on ‘GRAM-2026’

A significant part of this campaign is dedicated to the Global Rajasthan Agritech Meet-2026 (GRAM-2026). The mobile units are educating farmers about modern agricultural techniques, advanced seeds, and global innovations in farming. This initiative aims to empower local farmers to compete on a global stage and improve their socio-economic status.

During the visits, local representatives and departmental officials were present to resolve public queries and provide guidance on application processes for various schemes.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release issued by the Office of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Karauli. Its purpose is to disseminate information in the public interest. For official details regarding scheme eligibility, application deadlines, and ‘GRAM-2026’ event specifics, please consult the official departmental websites or your local Gram Panchayat office. The author/publisher is not responsible for any subsequent changes in government policies or event schedules.