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The Rajasthan government has announced strict action against non‑agricultural use of subsidised urea and DAP. Misuse, black‑market sales and illegal storage will be clamped down.

In Taleda Panchayat, Bundi, election observer Bhavna Sharma inspected 25 booths and several other polling stations during the third phase of the Panchayati Raj elections 2026, and issued necessary directions.

Panch‑Sarpanch elections in Pratapgarh concluded peacefully. Voting took place in Chhoti Saadi, Dhamottar, Dhariyavad and Dalot, with Dalot recording an 88.25% turnout.

The weather forecast for 7 November shows Jodhpur reaching 34°C while Jaipur will see a cool night around 19°C.

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma extended heartfelt greetings on the auspicious occasions of Diwali, Govardhan, Dhanteras and Bhai Dooj.

In Churu, the third phase of Panchayati Raj elections saw peaceful counting in 247 gram panchayats on 6 November.

Churu district hosted a media workshop on the Child Marriage Free India campaign, organised by the Women’s Empowerment Department, discussing a 100‑day action plan.

Abhishek Chaudhary was elected state president of the Rajasthan Youth Congress in the organisational poll held on 4 October, securing 615,057 votes.

Opinion: Rajasthan’s water data masks a real structural crisis. While dashboards show a balanced sheet, the ground reality tells a different story.

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