Emphasis on Irrigation and Drinking Water Facilities

After listening to the villagers’ problems, the Chief Minister directed the district administration to initiate the construction of an anicut on the Hiran River to strengthen the irrigation system in the area. He also directed officials to take necessary action to develop new sources of water in view of the drinking water crisis.

Several Development Works Receive Immediate Approval

On the Chief Minister’s instructions, immediate approvals were issued for various development works. These included Rs. 16.20 lakh for the construction of the Maa Bari Center in Thummath village, Rs. 20 lakh for a single-phase tubewell at Thummath Square, and Rs. 7 lakh for interlocking and beautification of the Mama Baleshwar Dayal Temple complex in Churaada.

In addition, officials were instructed to construct two new classrooms in the government school and establish a milk collection center near the village.

Relief for the family of a child suffering from cerebral palsy

During the visit, Roshni Kalaal requested the Chief Minister to transfer her husband, Hemendra Kumar Kalaal, an assistant engineer in the Public Health Engineering Department, from Sagwara to Banswara, due to her son’s illness.

The Chief Minister took the matter seriously, demonstrating humanitarian sensitivity, and directed Hemendra Kumar Kalaal’s posting to the Project Division office in Banswara. Officials took prompt action and issued orders.

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Among the ME offices, Jaipur has the highest number of actions (over 65), followed by Bhilwara (61), Ajmer (36), Pali (32), Beawar (28), and Udaipur and Tonk (23 each). Action is ongoing in all the districts involved in the campaign.

Principal Secretary Mines, Mr. T. Ravikant, reviewed the progress of the campaign at the Secretariat on Monday. He stated that no laxity in action against illegal mining activities would be tolerated. He directed officials to be more proactive in the field.During the campaign, Jaipur’s ME, Mr. Shyam Kapri, in the team led by Superintendent Mining Engineer, Jaipur, Mr. NS Shaktawat, conducted the highest number of operations, with 65 actions and filed 8 FIRs.

The Jaipur team seized 2 excavators and 68 vehicles. During the illegal operations in Jaipur, more than ₹50 lakh was recovered and deposited in the treasury. ME Alwar, Mr. Manoj Kumar, conducted 34 operations, seized 2 excavators and 21 vehicles, registered 14 FIRs, and arrested 10 people. Actions were also taken in Kotputli and Behror. Tonk recorded the highest number of FIRs, with 17.

Under the guidance of Bhilwara SME, Mr. OP Kabra, Bhilwara Mining Engineer, Mr. Mahesh Sharma, conducted 61 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 63 vehicles. A fine of ₹2.6 million was collected, along with 339 tons of minerals seized. Actions are also ongoing in other areas of the zone.Under the guidance of Jodhpur SME, Mr. Devendra Gaur, Pali Sojat ME, Mr. Vineet Kumar, conducted 32 operations, seizing 3 excavators and 27 vehicles.

Under the guidance of Ajmer SME, Mr. Jai Gurubakhsani, Ajmer ME, Mr. Kumawat, conducted 34 operations, seizing 29 vehicles. Nagaur ME, Mr. Jai Godara, conducted 17 operations.

Bharatpur ME, Mr. KC Goyal, conducted 12 operations, seizing 10,949 tons of minerals. Actions against illegal mining activities are ongoing in all identified districts. At the headquarters level, coordination is being provided by Additional Director, Dr. Dharmendra Lohar.

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Shri Sharma and his family performed the Panchamrit Abhishek of Shrinathji Maharaj. He anointed Shrinathji with milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar. Prior to this, the Chief Minister performed a special decoration and worship of Shrinathji’s crown and face during the ritual, which concluded amid chanting of mantras. He also offered food to saints and sages at Jatipura.

Chief Minister Inaugurates Bird House

The Chief Minister formally inaugurated the newly constructed bird house in the temple complex. He stated that protecting nature and mute animals is humanity’s supreme duty. This bird house will provide food, water, and safe shelter for the birds of the region.

Present on the occasion were Minister of State for Home Affairs Jawahar Singh Bedham, public representatives, officials, and a large number of members of the public.

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