The program aimed to make students aware of violence against women, its ill effects, and the dangers of child marriage. At the workshop, Gender Specialist Rajshree from the District Hub for Empowerment of Women elaborated on the types, causes, and serious consequences of violence against women at various stages of life. Rajshree explained that violence against women not only causes physical, mental, and economic harm, but also hinders the progress of society. Additionally, under the “Child Marriage Free India” campaign, he emphasized the devastating consequences of child marriage, such as health problems, educational deprivation, domestic violence, and increased child mortality.

He urged students to remain vigilant and shared helpline numbers to report incidents of child marriage or child abuse in their vicinity. Among these are Childline 1098 and Women’s Helpline 181. He also advised immediate notification of the local Panchayat or Municipality so that timely action can be taken. The specialist emphasized that only through collective efforts can we build a child marriage-free society. School Vice Principal Vivek Chitara, teachers Ramesh Kumar, Shravan Kumar, Pawan Kawar, Usha Bangar, and Gayatri Sangtani actively participated in the program. Approximately 37 boys and girls took an oath against child marriage, and all participants pledged to speak out against such practices in their surroundings.

This workshop served as the first step in a 100-day special campaign that will play a crucial role in strengthening women’s empowerment and child rights across the district.

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The District In-charge Minister stated that the LED van campaign aims to create public awareness, increase trust in the government, and ensure maximum access to the schemes. This initiative is a meaningful step towards strengthening the government’s commitment to “New Upliftment – New Identity, Changing Rajasthan – Our Rajasthan.” It was hoped that this campaign would ensure timely information about the schemes reached even those in remote areas, enabling the public to avail the benefits of the schemes as per their needs. He stated that this special campaign has been launched to clearly and effectively communicate to the public the important decisions, policies, and achievements made by the state government over the past two years.

He explained that these LED mobile vans will travel to every village and hamlet, presenting information about the schemes through visual and audio media, thereby motivating citizens to avail themselves of the benefits of government schemes.The District In-Charge Minister stated that the LED vans will travel throughout all four assembly constituencies, informing the public about the state government’s schemes, development works, and achievements. He stated that these chariots will visit the Gram Panchayats of Mahaswa in the Todabhim assembly constituency, Phulwada in Hindaun, Kudgaon in Sapotra, and the Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra in Manchi in the Karauli assembly constituency to create public awareness so that more people can benefit from the government’s public welfare schemes.

At each location, the vans will effectively showcase the achievements of the state government in relation to its major schemes like Ayushman Bharat Yojana, Women Empowerment Programme, Farmer Welfare Schemes, Dang Area Development, Infrastructure Development, Education and Health Improvement, Rural Development and Social Security Measures etc. and will reach out to the people.

The District Incharge Minister said that this initiative will strengthen the transparency and public welfare thinking of the state government.On this occasion, District Collector Neelabh Saxena, Superintendent of Police Lokesh Sonwal, Chief Executive Officer Shivcharan Meena, Assistant Director of Information and Public Relations Department Dharmendra Kumar Meena, former MLA of Hindaun Rajkumari Jatav, District President Govardhan Singh Jadon and other district level officers and employees were present.

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