These cards will prove crucial in reducing farming costs and increasing yields in the future. A farmer who received the card said that previously, they used fertilizers in their fields without any scientific basis, which not only increased costs but also affected the fertility of the land. The soil health card is not just a piece of paper, but a report card for the farmer’s land.

It will tell us which nutrients the soil needs, thus helping us avoid unnecessary expenses. This effort to bring government schemes directly to the farmers’ fields through the village development camp is commendable.

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During this time, the Congress workers said that the central BJP government is weakening MNREGA by adopting anti-poor, anti-labor, and anti-farmer policies. The Congress workers said that the central BJP government has changed the name of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MNREGA) and made several anti-people changes, which are completely unacceptable to the people of the country.

Pramod Tiwari, spokesperson for the Hindaun Dehat Block Congress Committee, said that the protest, which lasted from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, had Congress’s Hindaun Assembly in-charge Ravi Gurjar as the chief guest, and Hindaun Dehat Block Congress Committee President Yogendra Singh Mawai and District President of the Congress Women’s Wing Shardo Gurjar as special guests.

The protest was presided over by former District President and former Pradhan of Congress, Shivraj Meena. Addressing the protest, Congress’s Hindaun Assembly in-charge Ravi Gurjar said that the central government is ending the guarantee that was given during the Congress regime under the MNREGA scheme and is blacking out the scheme.

He added that previously, the central government contributed 100% of the funds for this scheme, but now the state government will have to bear 40% of the cost. We will not allow this arbitrary action of the central BJP government to continue. Therefore, this public awareness campaign, which started on January 3rd, will continue throughout the country and the state until January 29th.

Hindaun Dehat Block Congress Committee President Yogendra Singh Mawai said that the central government has destroyed the original form of MNREGA, which until now was a safety net for the lives of the poor. State Congress Committee Secretary Rajiv Shukla, former Pradhan Shivraj Meena,

and District President of the Congress Women’s Wing Shardo Gurjar said that these people have seized power through vote manipulation and are now changing names and shutting down welfare schemes, starting anti-people programs instead.

In the protest, State Congress Committee Secretary Rajiv Shukla, senior Congress leader Battu Member, Block Spokesperson Pramod Tiwari, Mohar Singh Saini, Vishram Meena, Ved Prakash Sharma, Dharam Singh Meena Patelpura, Hari Singh Subedar, Om Prakash Shukla, Kedar Meena, Purushottam Banshiwal, Kamlesh Mahawar,

Shyam Sundar Saini, Brijesh Bhardwaj, Rahul Meena, Rinku Meena, Jagdish Bhankar Dhandawali, Rampratap Parashar, Kalla Khan, Nawab Khan, Prem Raj Meena, Magan Meena, Atar Meena, Dilip Mahawar, Gaurav Singhal, Bhagwan Singh Bhukrawali, Manoj Mawai, Om Prakash Samadhiya, Rakesh Shukla, and a large number of other Congress office-bearers and workers were present.

During the protest, Congress workers from Surauth welcomed and honored Ravi Gurjar, the Congress in-charge for the Hindaun Assembly constituency, by presenting him with a sapling of wheat.

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They advised all the students to prepare well for both the practical and main examinations and wished them a bright future. The students were happy and delighted to receive the educational materials and expressed their gratitude to the principal and the school staff.

On this occasion, the school’s principal Devendra Kumar Parashar, Anoop Kumar Sharma, Girraj Prasad Meena, Amit Kumar, Ashok Kumar Saini, Rishikesh Meena, Govind Sengar, Jawahar Singh, Virendra Gurjar, and the entire school staff and students were present.

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A detailed discussion was held department-wise, reviewing the departmental schemes, activities, and operations of the Panchayati Raj Department, Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Department, Social Welfare Department, Labor Department, Women and Child Development Department, Water Resources Department, and other departments.

In the meeting, all public representatives raised the problems faced by the general public related to electricity, water, medical facilities, roads, education, agriculture, and other departments. During this time, the District Head instructed the officials to prioritize the resolution of the problems raised by the public representatives in the general meeting.

The District Head instructed the education department officials to maintain the quality of education through regular inspection and effective monitoring of schools. She instructed the supply department officials to ensure timely provision of rations to eligible beneficiaries under the food security scheme without any irregularities. She instructed the electricity department officials to remove the transformers installed in the river and to maintain a smooth power supply.

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She instructed the PHED officials to ensure drinking water supply to the last mile, obtained information about the tube wells constructed under the Jal Jeevan Mission scheme, and provided necessary guidelines for uninterrupted water supply to the district residents. She also asked the concerned officials of the Chambal project to be present at the general meeting.

Karauli MLA Darshan Singh Gurjar instructed that works related to medical facilities, supplies, drinking water, and other development projects be completed on time and that the instructions given in the previous meeting be followed. Several development project proposals were presented in the general meeting and approved by the assembly.

The meeting also received a report on the operational status of the ambulance stationed at the Nadauti Government Hospital. On this occasion, Additional District Collector Hemraj Paridwal, Chief Executive Officer Shivcharan Meena, Superintending Engineer of PHED Prakash Chand Meena, along with other officers, distinguished members of the general assembly, and concerned employees were present.

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Mr. Jawahar Singh Bedham said that this statue of martyr Dalchand Gurjar is not merely a stone figure, but a living inspiration of his indomitable courage, dedication to duty, and supreme sacrifice for the nation. He said that the lives of martyrs serve as a guide for all of us, inspiring us to continuously move forward on the path of national service, discipline, and loyalty. Mr. Bedham said that it is because of these brave sons of the soil, who sacrificed their lives for the security and integrity of the country, that we are able to live safe and free lives today.

At the event, Karauli MLA Darshan Singh Gurjar said that the sacrifice of brave soldiers like martyr Dalchand Gurjar can never be forgotten. He appealed to the youth to imbibe the ideals of the martyrs in their lives and become active participants in nation-building.

Shivani Dayma said that the statues erected in memory of the martyrs inspire future generations with a sense of patriotism. Dinesh Supa remembered the martyr’s contribution and expressed his respect for his family.

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Karauli, Rajasthan – As part of the Women Workers Harassment-Free Workplace Awareness Campaign, run by the District Administration and ActionAid Association India, and under the guidance of ActionAid Regional Manager Sion Kingori, a Women’s Chaupal was organized in Mohanpura, Karauli, where women were informed about the provisions of the POSH Act and their rights.

ActionAid District Coordinator Dinesh Kumar Bairwa stated that the aim was to raise awareness among women workers about the POSH Act (Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013) and to encourage them to report harassment to the local complaints committee, the nearest police station, the National and State Commission for Women’s websites, and the She-Box portal, and to speak out against harassment.

The POSH Act is a law designed to protect women from sexual harassment at the workplace. This Act was passed in 2013 and aims to provide a safe working environment where women can work without fear of harassment.

The POSH Act clearly defines sexual harassment, including unwanted physical contact, demands for sexual favors, exposure to pornography, and any unwelcome behavior of a sexual nature. This Act protects women from sexual harassment at the workplace, allowing them to work in a safe and dignified environment.

He explained that women working in brick kilns, building construction, road construction, mining, sanitation, and domestic work are more likely to face workplace harassment. The Act provides procedures for filing complaints and redressal if contractors, employers, or other individuals harass women workers at the workplace. Women were encouraged to complain to internal and local complaints committees. They were also informed about their rights and related schemes.

Volunteer Jagdish Jat provided information about central and state government schemes, including those for the protection of women from domestic violence and dowry harassment. During the session, women shared their life experiences.

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Karauli, situated on the eastern end of Rajasthan, is a city that presents a wonderful amalgamation of history, religion and nature. Its havelis, temples and palaces adorned with red sandstone not only attract architecture lovers, but also give the city a distinctive redness, which distinguishes it from other cities.

Architecture and historical heritage

The red stone used in the historical buildings of Karauli is not only a symbol of beauty but also of strength. The carvings and artistry of the monuments here present it like a living museum. Among these, City Palace is especially noteworthy, which was built by King Arjunpal in the 14th century. After this, King Gopal Singh expanded it in the eighteenth century. The mural art of the palace, carved windows and the city of Karauli visible from a height, mesmerize the visitors here.

Spiritual heritage

Karauli is also very rich from a religious point of view. Madan Mohan Ji Temple, dedicated to Lord Krishna, is a center of deep faith for the devotees. There has been a tradition of warriors seeking blessings here before going to war. The temple is built with excellent use of local red stone.Apart from this, Kaila Devi Temple, which is located about 25 km from the city, is considered one of the nine Shakti Peethas. The huge fair held here in the month of Chaitra attracts devotees from far and wide. The Gufa Mandir and Kaila Devi Sanctuary located near the temple make this area a confluence of spirituality and natural beauty.

Natural attractions

Karauli is not only a religious and historical place, but also an ideal place for nature lovers. Kaila Devi Sanctuary, which further connects to Ranthambhore National Park, is like a paradise for wildlife lovers. Along with animals like tiger, leopard, Nilgai, Chinkara, there is also abundance of migratory birds here.

Nearby places of interest

There are many places around Karauli that make it even more special. Gadhamora, which is an ancient town situated in the lap of Aravali, is famous for its temples and Buddhist stupas. The Narayani Mata Temple here is known for the fair held on the occasion of Makar Sankranti.

At the same time, Mandarayal fort and Crocodile Sanctuary, Devgiri and Utgir forts, and Ancient Fort of Timangarh are excellent places for history and adventure lovers. The architecture of Timangarh Fort and its heroic history tell the story of the glorious heritage of Karauli.

Handicrafts and local art

Tourists visiting Karauli do not forget to shop for local products such as leather shoes, glass bangles, wooden toys and silver jewellery. The handicraft items here are not only traditional but also reflect the local culture.

Travel and access

Karauli is located on National Highway 11, about 160 km from Jaipur.

Air route: The nearest airport is Jaipur’s Sanganer Airport.

Rail route: The nearest railway station is Hindaun City, which is connected to the Delhi-Mumbai route.

Road route: Regular bus service is available to Karauli from major cities of Rajasthan, making it convenient to reach here.

When to visit karauli ?

The best time to visit Karauli is from September to March, when the weather remains pleasant. During the rainy season (June to August) the greenery and rivers here are at their full beauty

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