To assess the progress of the ‘Vande Ganga Jal Sanrakshan Jan Abhiyan’ (Vande Ganga Water Conservation Public Campaign), an initiative launched to address water scarcity and enhance groundwater levels across the state, a special media field visit was organized on Wednesday. During this tour, media representatives closely inspected various water conservation structures prepared in several areas, including Gram Panchayat Bhavli in the Karauli district.

Concrete Steps Toward Water Conservation

Dharmendra Kumar Meena, Assistant Director of the Information and Public Relations Department, stated that under the state government’s ‘Vande Ganga’ campaign, the Panchayati Raj Department and other related agencies have worked extensively to strengthen water infrastructure in the district. The primary objectives of these structures include:

• Addressing Drinking Water Issues: Ensuring the availability of water at the local level.
• Water Recharge: Improving the groundwater table.
• Water Conservation: Harvesting rainwater to ensure it is stored for future needs.

Involvement of Officials and Media

During the field visit, media personnel directly inspected the status of ponds, check-dams, and other water storage structures. The tour was attended by Ghasiram Meena, Superintending Engineer of the Watershed Department, along with other departmental officials and district media representatives. The officials provided detailed insights to the media regarding the technical aspects of the work being carried out under the campaign and the long-term benefits expected for the region.

This field visit serves as evidence of the administration’s commitment to implementing water conservation efforts on the ground. Such initiatives are expected to not only increase water security in rural areas but also ensure the availability of water for agriculture and domestic use.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release issued by the District Public Relations Office, Karauli. For detailed information and reports regarding water conservation campaigns, please contact the relevant department’s official portal.

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In a move to strengthen healthcare infrastructure in Karauli, District Collector Akshay Godara conducted an inspection of the under-construction indoor unit at the Mother and Child Health (MCH) Hospital on Wednesday. During the visit, the Collector expressed dissatisfaction with the pace of the construction work and issued strict directives to the concerned agency to accelerate the project.

Focus on Quality and Timely Completion

District Collector Godara emphasized that the new indoor unit is vital for providing better healthcare services to the public. He directed the construction agency to ensure the work is completed within the stipulated timeline while maintaining high-quality standards. Furthermore, he instructed officials to make all necessary arrangements for the hospital’s shifting to the new facility as soon as the construction is completed.

Inspection of Medical College Hostel

In addition to the MCH Hospital inspection, the District Collector also visited the under-construction hostel at the Medical College. He identified deficiencies in the construction work and directed the relevant officials and the contractor to rectify these issues immediately to ensure the building is ready for handover.

Key Officials Present

The inspection was attended by several senior administrative and medical officials, including:

• Dr. Ramkesh Meena: PMO, Karauli Hospital.
• Dr. Ramesh Singh Meena: Principal, Medical College.
• Manoj Srivastava: Project Director (PD), RSRDC.

This visit underscores the administration’s commitment to removing bottlenecks in ongoing government projects to ensure that public welfare initiatives are delivered effectively and on time.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the press release issued by the District Public Relations Office, Karauli. For the latest official updates regarding healthcare services and infrastructure development, please refer to the official website of the district administration.

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According to information, the incident occurred at a well in Dikolya, located on the Amargarh-Moti road. The well is said to be quite old. At the time of the accident, the motor used to draw water from the well was being removed, when, without any warning, the topsoil of the well collapsed.

After approximately two and a half hours of hard work and considerable presence of mind, the villagers managed to pull the two youths out of the debris. However, by then, both were in critical condition.

Doctors declared them dead

Immediately after being safely pulled from the debris, both injured young men were rushed to the nearby Sapotra Hospital. A team of doctors immediately examined them, but unfortunately, both had already stopped breathing. Doctors declared them dead.

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In the memorandum, Dr. Sharma stated that an attempt was being made to harass her family as part of a political conspiracy. She alleged that some individuals associated with the Municipal Council were conspiring to tarnish her family’s image.

The former Chairperson stated that Municipal Council employee Rahul Sain had previously been accused of corruption, and efforts were made to stop these activities. This angered her and led to a case being filed against him at the Kotwali police station.

Dr. Sharma stated that this case was fabricated due to political pressure and personal animosity. She alleged that the action was taken under the influence of former Chairperson representative Aminuddin, and that an attempt was made to defame her family through social media.

The memorandum demanded that the police administration conduct an impartial investigation into the entire matter, uncover the truth, and take action against the culprits.

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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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In this regard, interactive sessions were held today in various colleges in Hindaun City block of Karauli district, including Government College Hindaun City, Nirmal Nursing College Hindaun City, and Shrimati Indira Priyadarshini Women’s College, Hindaun City.

During the program, young people were introduced to the concept of the Developed India Budget and encouraged to share their suggestions and ideas. The team visited the colleges in Hindaun City and interacted directly with the students, conducting on-the-spot registrations. More than 100 young people were registered at each college.

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The youth enthusiastically participated in the program and shared their opinions on various budget-related topics. On this occasion, District Youth Officer Sharad Tripathi said, “Budget Quest 2026 is a powerful medium to connect young people with the country’s economic policies and budget process.

Through this initiative, young people will not only understand the budget but will also be able to actively participate in building a developed India through their suggestions. The winning participants in this competition will also get an opportunity to interact directly with and meet the Prime Minister.” Yogendra Dagur, Department Convenor, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, said, “Today’s youth have the potential to shape the future of the country.

Programs like Budget Quest 2026 are commendable efforts to connect young people with policy, budget, and nation-building. Such platforms play a crucial role in connecting the thinking of the youth with the country’s development journey.” Yogendra Dagur, Department Convenor, Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, and Rais Ahmed provided significant support in the successful organization of the program.

Manisha Kumari, a student of Nehru College, sang a song and was honored with a pen by Mr. Tripathi. The objective of the program is to make young people participants in the nation-building process, connect their thinking with policy-making, and spread the message of “Developed India Budget: The Path to a Golden India” to everyone. The last date for registration under the Thanakhmaj Funmez 2026 program is February 17, 2026. My Youth India will extend this campaign to other educational institutions in the district in the coming days.

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The villagers apprised him of the need for a proposed railway underpass in Sikroda Meena and Sikroda Jatt, as well as the construction of a culvert on the link road to the Government Senior Secondary School in Sikroda Meena. The villagers explained that the railway overbridge and fencing would severely impact transportation, education, agriculture, and social life in the area.

According to the villagers, the construction of the railway overbridge near the Government Senior Secondary School in Sikroda Meena will result in the closure of the current level crossing. This will force approximately 150 to 200 students from 15 to 20 small hamlets, including Jahanabad, Khedi Ghatam, and Khedi Sheesh, to travel an additional 4 to 5 kilometers. About 80 percent of these students are girls, raising concerns about a potential decrease in student enrollment in the upcoming academic year.

Similarly, young children attending the Government Primary School in Sikroda Jatt are forced to cross the railway tracks due to the railway fencing, posing a constant risk of accidents.The villagers stated that approximately 500 to 600 bighas of agricultural land in both villages are located across the railway tracks. Without an underpass, farmers will face significant difficulties in reaching their fields, leading to increased transportation costs, higher labor wages, and forcing women to travel long distances to collect fodder for their livestock. The daily interaction between the villages in the area will also be disrupted.

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The villagers also pointed out that the connecting road between Sikroda Meena and Sikroda Jatt, which originates from Bargama Road, is being affected by the overbridge construction. They suggested that if a culvert is provided on the same connecting road beneath the overbridge, the road would remain safe and convenient for the students.

The villagers also highlighted the impact on social and religious traditions. They explained that in the future, carrying a deceased person’s body to the cremation ground across the tracks would require traveling an additional 5 to 6 kilometers, which would be extremely difficult.

Technical DRM Lalit Kumar listened carefully to the villagers’ problems and assured them of a solution after conducting a fresh survey.During this time, Manoj Sikroda (Tribal Congress Block President, Hindaun Rural), Vijay Singh, Narendra Patel, Sanjay Khad Beej Bhandar, Bhim Singh Khedi Ghatam, Sahdev Sahra, Mohan Mistri, and other villagers were present.

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Children going to and from school are often seen walking barefoot, wading through mud and dirty water up to their knees. This poses a constant risk of them slipping, getting injured, and falling ill. Parents say that due to the poor condition of the road, many children are unable to attend school regularly, which is affecting their studies.

Villagers said that this problem is not new, but so far, the administration and elected representatives have not provided any permanent solution. The pictures clearly show that there is neither a paved road nor any drainage system at the main entrance to the school.

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Among them was social worker Bhanwar Singh Meena, a resident of Mamchari, who has been continuously engaged in social service for the past 3 years.Recently, he assisted BLOs (Booth Level Officers) by going door-to-door in the SIR (Special Summary Revision) process, providing free photographs and related documents to the people.

He also works to raise awareness about road safety, and during the Kaila Devi fair in the month of Chaitra, he and his team provide water, shade, and rest facilities for pilgrims, as well as first aid for their feet. He arranges for water for animals, birds, and the general public, promotes tree plantation, and motivates people to plant trees, donate blood, and organize blood donation drives.

He arranges free tempo (three-wheeler) services for candidates appearing in competitive examinations held in Karauli, facilitating their travel to and from the examination centers.

Through e-Mitra (government service centers), he provides free pension verification services to the poor, disabled, elderly, and handicapped people at their homes, and ensures that all government welfare schemes reach the common people. In this way, Bhanwar Singh Meena is doing commendable work in social service, for which he was honored with a certificate of appreciation by the Collector at the district level on Republic Day 2026.

Social worker Bhanwar Singh Meena says that his village’s youth team and his friends provide him with all possible support, and it is because of them that he has received this honor.

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Along with the district president, other office bearers of the organization, including Sachin Madhukar, Ankit, and Piyush, and the entire team participated in the program. During the ceremony, local children who had excelled in the fields of education and sports were honored with awards. The objective of the event was to instill a sense of patriotism in the children and inspire them to move forward.

Welcome with turbans and garlandsUpon arriving at the program venue, District President Sachin Gulpadia was given a grand welcome by the villagers in accordance with Rajasthani tradition, with turbans and garlands. The villagers appreciated the social and human rights work being done by the organization and expressed their gratitude.

In his address, District President Sachin Gulpadia said that the main objective of the Human Rights Service Organization is to provide justice and assistance to the last person in society. He urged the youth to make education their strongest weapon and play a positive role in the development of the country.

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