The objective is to raise awareness among the public about the ill effects of tobacco and encourage de-addiction. During this period, Food Safety and Drug Control officials will also take strict legal action under the COTPA Act. The campaign will be implemented in a phased manner.

Complete Schedule until May 31st

May 25th to 27th: During the first three days, meetings of the Village Health, Sanitation, and Nutrition Committee and the Women’s Health Committee were held. Awareness was also created through rallies and morning walks.

May 28th to 30th: ASHA workers and health workers will conduct door-to-door surveys to identify tobacco users. They will then be connected to tobacco cessation counseling services at Ayushman Arogya Mandirs.

May 31 (World No Tobacco Day): Special events will be held on this key day. Experts will provide counseling, and if needed, consumers will be referred to the nearest dental clinic.

The post Karauli: Mega-campaign against tobacco: Door-to-door survey from Monday, action under COTPA appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

The District Collector stated that Harimohan Jatav was not taking timely and proper action on lease cases. Furthermore, many cases were unnecessarily pending for years, and the relevant files were not presented to the Commissioner or Administrator on time. Prima facie, this conduct was found to be indicative of indifference to government work, serious negligence in the discharge of departmental responsibilities, and administrative indiscipline. This also unnecessarily affected the work of the public.

He said that in view of the above circumstances, exercising the powers conferred under Rule 13 of the Rajasthan Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1958, a departmental inquiry has been instituted against Harimohan Jatav, Senior Assistant, Nagar Parishad Hindaun and he has been suspended with immediate effect.

The post Senior Assistant of Nagar Parishad Hindaun, Harimohan Jatav suspended appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

Emphasis on Irrigation and Drinking Water Facilities

After listening to the villagers’ problems, the Chief Minister directed the district administration to initiate the construction of an anicut on the Hiran River to strengthen the irrigation system in the area. He also directed officials to take necessary action to develop new sources of water in view of the drinking water crisis.

Several Development Works Receive Immediate Approval

On the Chief Minister’s instructions, immediate approvals were issued for various development works. These included Rs. 16.20 lakh for the construction of the Maa Bari Center in Thummath village, Rs. 20 lakh for a single-phase tubewell at Thummath Square, and Rs. 7 lakh for interlocking and beautification of the Mama Baleshwar Dayal Temple complex in Churaada.

In addition, officials were instructed to construct two new classrooms in the government school and establish a milk collection center near the village.

Relief for the family of a child suffering from cerebral palsy

During the visit, Roshni Kalaal requested the Chief Minister to transfer her husband, Hemendra Kumar Kalaal, an assistant engineer in the Public Health Engineering Department, from Sagwara to Banswara, due to her son’s illness.

The Chief Minister took the matter seriously, demonstrating humanitarian sensitivity, and directed Hemendra Kumar Kalaal’s posting to the Project Division office in Banswara. Officials took prompt action and issued orders.

The post Chief Minister visits tribal village in Banswara, gifts development works worth crores appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

Local residents have expressed gratitude towards the administration for completing the restoration work in time and upholding the dignity of Baba Saheb Ambedkar.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar is a powerful symbol of equality, justice, and human dignity in Indian society. He dedicated his entire life to fighting social discrimination and became a strong voice for the rights of the marginalized and oppressed sections of society. His contribution to the framing of the Indian Constitution remains historic and continues to inspire the nation towards equality and justice.

On this occasion, several dignitaries and public representatives were present, including Karauli–Dholpur Member of Parliament Shri Bhajanlal Jatav, Dholpur MLA Smt. Shobharani Kushwaha, Baseri MLA and Congress District President Shri Sanjay Kumar Jatav, Rajakhera MLA Shri Rohit Bohra, and former Congress candidate from Bari constituency Shri Prashant Parmar. Members of the Samata Sainik Dal were also present at the event.

The event reflected a strong message of unity, respect, and commitment to the ideals of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.

The post Inauguration of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Statue in Jiroli, Dholpur appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

He was admitted to the hospital three days ago due to hemoglobin deficiency, and developed severe pneumonia after a blood transfusion.

Struggle Leader and Champion of Farmers and Laborers

Hetram Beniwal was a prominent CPI(M) leader in Sri Ganganagar district and an inspiration for mass movements. He led several movements for the rights of farmers and laborers, notably the Ghadsana Farmers’ Movement. His struggles even landed him in jail, where he spent nearly six years.

Personal Life and Education

Hetram Beniwal was born on June 10, 1934, in Sukhchen, Punjab. He received his education from Dungar College, Bikaner, where he earned a Master’s (MA) degree.

Political Journey

Hetram Beniwal contested his first election in 1967 from the Sangaria Assembly constituency on a CPI(M) ticket. He was denied a ticket in 1977, but despite this, he made significant contributions to regional politics. In 1971-72, his contribution to the movement for land allocation for the first phase of the IGNP was extraordinary, forcing the government of then Chief Minister Mohanlal Sukhadia to surrender.

Similarly, in 2003, he also forced the Vasundhara Raje government to surrender through his struggles.Beniwal’s contributions will always be remembered, and his selfless struggles have inspired generations.

The post Former MLA Hetram Beniwal passes away, last rites of the struggling leader appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

One day, while the complainant was sitting at a friend’s shop in Vishal Market, Constable Jeetram of Gumanpura police station came to the shop and demanded ₹8,000 in exchange for not implicating him in a false case and not taking any action against him. On 07.02.2026, he forcibly took ₹5,000 and is demanding the remaining ₹3,000.

The demand was verified on 09.02.2026 itself, which confirmed that the accused had demanded a bribe of Rs. 3000.

Under the direction of Deputy Inspector General of Police, ACB Kota, Mr. Anand Sharma, under the leadership of Additional Superintendent of Police, Anti-Corruption Bureau, Kota, Mr. Vijay Swarnkar, a team headed by Mrs. Chandra Kanwar, Police Inspector, ACB Kota (Int.) today, dated 10.02.2026, organized a trap operation and arrested the accused Jeetram red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs. 3000 from the complainant.

Under the direction of Inspector General of ACB, Mr. Satyendra Kumar, the interrogation and proceedings against the accused are ongoing. The ACB will register a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act in the matter and further investigation will be conducted.

The post Kota: Constable Jeetram of Gumanpura police station was arrested red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs 3,000. appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

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.

The post Karauli: Farmers receive guidance on improving soil health at village development camp. appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

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.

The post Social activist Bhanwar Singh Meena, a resident of Mamchari, was honored on Republic Day. appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

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.

The post The Human Rights Service Organization celebrated Republic Day in Hindaun City. appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.

This honor was bestowed upon him for his consistent commitment to truth, impartiality, and responsible journalism. Those present at the ceremony praised Kalmuddin Khan’s hard work, dedication, and integrity in his journalistic endeavors.

Speaking at the ceremony, the SDM and ASP stated that journalism is not merely a means of delivering news, but a powerful tool for spreading awareness and conveying the right message to society.

The post Kalmuddin Khan was honored in Hindaun on Republic Day for his outstanding contribution to the field of journalism. appeared first on Mission Ki Awaaz.