The exhibition serves as a visual bridge between the government and the public, aiming to spread widespread awareness about various public welfare schemes, flagship programs, and the infrastructural milestones achieved by both the central and state governments.

“Welfare Schemes Reaching the Last Person in Line”

Addressing the gathering during the inauguration, MLA Darshan Singh Gurjar highlighted the synchronized efforts of the current leadership. He stated that under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the center and Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma in Rajasthan, development is scaling new heights every day.

The MLA emphasized the government’s core philosophy of ‘Antyodaya’, assuring that the administration remains highly committed to ensuring the benefits of welfare schemes reach the most marginalized individuals—the last person standing in the line. The exhibition vividly captures these 12 years of central achievements through detailed pictorial representations, while also highlighting the milestones that have placed Rajasthan at the forefront on a national level.

“12 Years of Trust, Development, and Public Welfare”

The event is being overseen by the Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR). Assistant Director Dharmendra Kumar Meena shared that the core theme of the exhibition is “12 saal vishwas ke, vikas ke, jankalyan ke” (12 Years of Trust, Development, and Public Welfare).

He noted that the local populace is showing immense enthusiasm and actively participating in the event. Through creative displays, the exhibition offers a deep dive into revolutionary changes across critical sectors, including:

• Rural Development & Infrastructure
• Women’s Empowerment & Safety
• Farmer Welfare & Agricultural Policies
• Youth Employment & Skill Development
• Health, Education, and Water Conservation

Meena appealed to the citizens of Karauli district to visit the Town Hall in large numbers over the next three days to maximize their understanding of these beneficial schemes.

Prominent Dignitaries in Attendance

The inaugural ceremony witnessed the presence of several key administrative and departmental figures, reinforcing the event’s significance. Prominent attendees included Additional District Collector Hemraj Paridwal, public representative Govardhan Singh, Industries Department General Manager Ganesh Sharma, Animal Husbandry Joint Director Dr. Gangasahai Meena, Ayurveda Department Deputy Director Kaduram Meena, and PMO Dr. Ramkesh Meena. Enthusiastic volunteers from the Scout and Guide also contributed to the successful management of the event.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release issued by the Information and Public Relations Office (DIPR), Karauli. It has been independently restructured and published for informational purposes and public awareness, adhering to professional journalism standards. Readers are encouraged to visit the exhibition for official and detailed information regarding the schemes.

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In line with the budget announcement for the financial year 2026-27, the monthly honorarium for full-time senior accredited journalists has been increased from ₹15,000 to ₹18,000 per month.

Who is Eligible for the Scheme? (Key Rules & Criteria)

According to the ‘Rajasthan Senior Accredited Journalist Honor Scheme (Amendment) Rules-2026’ released by the DIPR, journalists must meet the following criteria to benefit from the enhanced financial assistance:

1. Long-standing Experience: The applicant must have served for at least 20 years as a full-time professional in daily, weekly, or fortnightly newspapers, electronic media, news agencies, or as an independent journalist.
2. Inclusion of All Editorial Roles: Editors, publishers, and owners of daily, weekly, and fortnightly newspapers, electronic media houses, and news agencies are also eligible, provided they meet the core journalism criteria.
3. Age Limit: The senior full-time journalist must be 60 years of age or older to qualify for the monthly pension.

Crucial Support for Families of Deceased Journalists

Demonstrating immense empathy towards the journalism community, the state government has also extended additional support to the families of departed media professionals. Following this amendment, the monthly financial aid provided to the wives of deceased eligible senior journalists has been hiked from ₹7,500 to ₹9,000 per month.

Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s decision underscores the state government’s unwavering commitment to the safety, respect, and social security of journalists who spend decades serving society with dedication and integrity.

Disclaimer:

This article has been prepared for informational purposes based on the official notification issued by the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Government of Rajasthan. While every effort has been made to maintain factual accuracy, readers and potential applicants are advised to cross-verify the detailed eligibility criteria and guidelines on the official government website before applying.

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