Constituency-Wise Schedule for May 2nd

The administration has planned a rigorous schedule to cover multiple villages across four major assembly constituencies. Residents are encouraged to note the timings for their respective areas:

1. Todabhim Constituency

• 09:00 AM: Mata Soola Gram Panchayat
• 11:00 AM: Khirkhidi
• 12:00 PM: Bhaisa Pattikala
• 04:00 PM: Jhadisa
• 05:30 PM: Mundia
• 06:30 PM: Kanjauli

2. Sapotra Constituency

• 09:00 AM: Amarwad Gram Panchayat
• 10:00 AM: Gothra
• 11:00 AM: Hariya Ka Mandir
• 12:00 PM: Kacharoda
• 04:00 PM: Lediya
• 05:30 PM: Dikoli Kalan
• 06:30 PM: Baloti

3. Hindaun Constituency

• 09:00 AM: Pipalheda Gram Panchayat
• 11:00 AM: Gopipur
• 04:00 PM: Mandawara
• 06:00 PM: Dahra

4. Karauli Constituency

• 09:00 AM: Harnagar Gram Panchayat
• 11:00 AM: Khoobnagar
• 12:00 PM: Saurya
• 04:00 PM: Birwas
• 06:00 PM: Machi

Objective: Empowering Citizens Through Information

The Gram Rath (Village Chariot) is equipped with informative displays and audio-visual materials designed to simplify complex government policies for the rural public. By visiting these locations at specific times, the administration seeks to:

• Increase the enrollment of eligible beneficiaries in flagship state schemes.
• Showcase the progress of ongoing infrastructure and development projects.
• Empower villagers to participate in the upcoming Global Rajasthan Agritech Meet-2026 (GRAM-2026).

The district administration urges all local residents and village heads to cooperate with the campaign teams to ensure maximum participation and benefit.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press schedule issued by the Office of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Karauli. It is intended for public awareness. Timings and routes are subject to last-minute changes due to weather conditions or administrative requirements. For the most accurate local updates, please contact your Gram Panchayat office or block headquarters. The publisher is not liable for any scheduling discrepancies.

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After receiving information about the protest, the Sub-Divisional Magistrate reached the spot and held discussions with the demonstrators. Following nearly 30 minutes of persuasion, the protesters agreed to come down.

The affected farmers submitted a memorandum addressed to the Chief Minister through the local administration, demanding immediate cancellation of the expressway project. They stated that objections had already been raised during the public hearing, but their concerns were not adequately addressed.

According to the villagers, the proposed road is planned at an elevated height, which would block access routes to agricultural fields. This could create serious difficulties for farming, irrigation, and livestock-related activities.

They also pointed out that farmers would be forced to take longer routes to reach their fields, leading to increased time and financial losses. Concerns were raised that small and marginal farmers could be severely impacted, with some even facing the risk of losing their livelihoods.

As an alternative, the villagers suggested upgrading and widening the existing Bharatpur–Hindaun–Karauli–Sawai Madhopur State Mega Highway instead of constructing a new expressway. They believe this would benefit the public while reducing land acquisition issues.

The protesters clearly stated that they are not willing to give up their land for the project and urged the administration to seriously consider their demands.

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On December 26, she lodged a complaint at Sadar Police Station. Acting swiftly, Station House Officer (SHO) Devendra Sharma contacted the bank’s nodal officer and registered the complaint with the cyber fraud helpline 1930.

Due to timely action by police and bank officials, the transaction was blocked and the entire amount was recovered. SHO Sharma advised people to immediately report any suspected cybercrime, stating that early action often leads to successful recovery of lost funds.

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