The Chief Minister emphasized that the state government is committed to delivering the benefits of welfare schemes directly to every section of society, including farmers, laborers, the poor, women, and the differently-abled. To save the general public from making unnecessary rounds of government offices, rural and urban service camps are being organized across the state. Through these initiatives, eligible individuals are receiving their rightful benefits right at their doorsteps.

Resolving Document Errors for Farmers’ Benefits

A major focus of these camps is the correction of official documents. Highlighting the importance of this service, the Chief Minister shared a practical example. He mentioned a farmer whose name was recorded as ‘Oat Singh’ in the land revenue records (Jamabandi) but appeared as ‘Arjun Singh’ in his educational and other official documents. Due to this minor name discrepancy, the farmer was deprived of financial assistance under the ‘PM Kisan Samman Nidhi’. The camp successfully rectified his name, paving the way for him to receive the scheme’s benefits without further hurdles.

Key Services Offered at the Camps

According to officials, several pending administrative tasks are being swiftly resolved at these venues. People are getting their land mutations processed, pathway disputes settled, National Food Security Act (NFSA) issues addressed, and physical verification of pensions completed on the spot.

Additionally, the agriculture department is assisting farmers by offering soil testing facilities and providing free seed minikits along with fruit-bearing saplings. The medical and animal husbandry departments are also actively participating, providing health check-ups and treatments for both locals and their livestock. The Chief Minister urged the villagers to actively participate and take maximum advantage of these ongoing welfare camps.

Land Deeds Distributed to the Needy

During the inspection, CM Sharma personally handed over residential land deeds (Pattas) to identified eligible and needy individuals. He distributed Pattas to Hajaram, Bhairaram, and Mangilal, who belong to the denotified, nomadic, and semi-nomadic communities. Furthermore, Aju Devi received a certificate for the regularization of her old house, while Kapuraram was handed a land deed allocated at a concessional rate.

Conclusion: The Chief Minister’s visit underscores the administration’s proactive approach to reaching the public directly. The event witnessed a massive gathering of villagers and was attended by prominent leaders, including Animal Husbandry and Dairy Minister Jora Ram Kumawat, Minister of State for Urban Development and Local Self Government (Independent Charge) Jhabar Singh Kharra, MP Madan Rathore, MLAs Pushpendra Singh and Kesaram Choudhary, along with various senior administrative officials.

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The District Collector directed Pollution Control Board officials to closely monitor illegal discharges of polluted water and take action to dismantle illegal pipelines. He also directed the District Collector to file police cases against units involved in illegal activities, personally inspect the condition of CETP units, and operate the JLD.

He directed the immediate closure of unauthorized industrial units operating in residential areas and the disconnection of power supply to illegal units. District Collector Mantri directed that if any industrial activity is found on agricultural land, the Sub-Divisional Officer and Tehsildar should investigate it. In municipal areas, such investigations will be conducted by the Municipal Corporation. If illegal industrial activity is found on agricultural land, the Tehsildar and Village Development Officer should ensure immediate closure.

To prevent the unauthorized transport of polluted water, he directed the Pollution Control Board and the police administration to maintain strict vigilance during patrols of tankers and tractors. He directed the formation of a committee to compare old and new maps from the Bandi River culvert to the highway and conduct an investigation. He also directed the Land Revenue Department to conduct a survey along the river banks and within a one-kilometer radius to ensure a ban on the use of groundwater.

The District Collector directed that strict security be ensured that polluted water from industrial units does not flow into the drains of the RIICO area. If such a practice is found, the Pollution Control Board should be immediately informed and action should be taken.

Additional District Collector (Sealing) Om Prabha, Additional Chief Executive Officer Vishal Sapa, Sub-Divisional Officer Vimlendra Ranawat, Pollution Control Board Officer Amit Soni, Water Supply Department’s Kansingh Ranawat, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Naveen Bhardwaj, Police Department’s Sughad Singh, CETP Chairman Ashok, along with officials and personnel from related departments were present at the meeting.

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On this achievement, college Principal Dr. Mahendra Singh Rajpurohit and Sports Committee Member and NCC Incharge Professor Rameshwar Chaudhary congratulated Ayesha Bano and wished her a bright future.

They said that this achievement is a matter of pride for the college and will serve as an inspiration for other students.

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Addressing the event, Cabinet Minister Mr. Avinash Gehlot said that animal husbandry is a strong foundation of Rajasthan’s rural economy. Millions of families in the state are engaged in animal husbandry, and their livelihoods are directly dependent on livestock. Therefore, the need for veterinary hospitals equipped with modern facilities for animal treatment is crucial.

He said that the opening of this new building in Bar will provide relief to animal husbandry farmers in many surrounding villages, and they will no longer have to travel to distant towns for animal treatment. Minister Mr. Gehlot said that the generous contributions made by philanthropists for Bar village are an inspiration for the entire region.

The construction of the veterinary hospital building was made possible by the generous spirit and social responsibility of philanthropists. This building will not only be a structure, but will also serve as a center of trust and service for the livestock farmers of Bar village.

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The philanthropists, without any selfish motive, prioritized public interest and understood the village’s needs. Their contribution has provided Bar village with a permanent facility that will serve livestock farmers and villagers for years to come. This veterinary hospital is not just a building, but a symbol of the livestock farmers’ trust and the government’s commitment.

He directed officials to provide timely and quality medical services to livestock farmers to prevent losses due to disease. He commended the role of philanthropists, saying that such buildings, built with public support, remain centers of service and memory for years to come.

536 mobile veterinary vehicles are going door-to-door in the state—

Animal Husbandry Minister Shri Joraram Kumawat said that the state government is continuously taking concrete steps for the welfare of livestock farmers. He stated that extensive work has been done to strengthen veterinary services in Rajasthan.

536 mobile veterinary vehicles have been deployed across the state, traveling from village to village to treat animals. Livestock owners can access veterinary services at home by calling the helpline number 1962. He stated that this service is proving life-saving for animals, especially in emergency situations. Mr. Kumawat also stated that the government has a special focus on cattle protection and the development of cow shelters.

Over 100 cow care centers have been established in Rajasthan and over 300 cow shelters have been upgraded. Medicines are provided free of charge in cow shelters, and there is no shortage of medicines. He stated that the government’s objective is to protect cattle and increase the income of livestock owners.

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An exhibition and seminar were also organized on this occasion. Addressing the seminar, Cabinet Minister Shri Joraram Kumawat said that the entire nation salutes those brave children who sacrificed their lives to protect Sanatan Dharma. Every citizen is proud of their sacrifice and dedication.

He said that Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi decided to celebrate December 26 as Veer Bal Diwas, as a result of which this day is being celebrated with reverence and respect across the country.

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The program aimed to make students aware of violence against women, its ill effects, and the dangers of child marriage. At the workshop, Gender Specialist Rajshree from the District Hub for Empowerment of Women elaborated on the types, causes, and serious consequences of violence against women at various stages of life. Rajshree explained that violence against women not only causes physical, mental, and economic harm, but also hinders the progress of society. Additionally, under the “Child Marriage Free India” campaign, he emphasized the devastating consequences of child marriage, such as health problems, educational deprivation, domestic violence, and increased child mortality.

He urged students to remain vigilant and shared helpline numbers to report incidents of child marriage or child abuse in their vicinity. Among these are Childline 1098 and Women’s Helpline 181. He also advised immediate notification of the local Panchayat or Municipality so that timely action can be taken. The specialist emphasized that only through collective efforts can we build a child marriage-free society. School Vice Principal Vivek Chitara, teachers Ramesh Kumar, Shravan Kumar, Pawan Kawar, Usha Bangar, and Gayatri Sangtani actively participated in the program. Approximately 37 boys and girls took an oath against child marriage, and all participants pledged to speak out against such practices in their surroundings.

This workshop served as the first step in a 100-day special campaign that will play a crucial role in strengthening women’s empowerment and child rights across the district.

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