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Khamma Ghani! This is the Times of Rajasthan morning bulletin.

The Central Communication Bureau organized a vigilance and cleanliness awareness program in Chakhchainpura. The event was held at the Ranthambore Truck Union hall and highlighted the importance of safety and hygiene.

CEO Mohit Kasaniya inspected the sports field development work in Chauth Ka Barwara. The project is under the Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee scheme and he praised the progress.

Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court, Justice Sanjay Kumar Agrawal, met Governor Shri Haribhaau Bagde. They discussed strengthening cooperation between the court and the governor's office.

Principal Secretary V. Srinivas reviewed the ICDS plans. He lauded innovations in ECCE, directed further reduction in malnutrition and improvement of services at Anganwadi centres.

A free mental health and de‑addiction camp will be held on 27 October in Sawai Madhopur under the National Mental Health Programme. The camp will take place at the Government Community Health Centre, Khirni.

A monthly flash report on central infrastructure projects shows that by September 2026, 1,853 projects amounting to Rs 37.56 lakh crore are under review. Current projects have spent Rs 17.73 lakh crore, roughly 47 percent of the total cost.

Dr. Jitendra Singh reviewed a special cleanliness drive at Loknayak Bhawan and the Pension Department offices. He also inaugurated a library and reading room at the newly allocated space.

A colourful ‘Vote Baarat’ spread the message of voting across villages. The chant ‘Vote karne chalo re saathi, loktantra ke bano baarati’ resonated with the crowd.

Returning Officer Shivraj Meena, along with Sub‑Division Officer, inspected polling stations in Sawai Madhopur. They ensured that the upcoming voting will be free, fair and peaceful.

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