Jaipur, 1 Nov – Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma engaged with representatives of the Kaimakhani community, discussing education, skill development, water availability and employment schemes
Chief Minister announced that mess allowance for hostel‑dwelling students has been increased from ₹2,500 to ₹3,250, and that over 26,000 needy students received scholarships worth ₹17 crore 16 lakh
Education and Skill Development
He said that Atal Knowledge Centres are being set up in rural areas, offering libraries, e‑libraries and online services. Additionally, 4,786 candidates received coaching under the Anuprati Coaching Scheme
Over 410 recruitment exams were held without paper leaks, enabling more than 1,93,000 youths to be appointed to government posts, while recruitment for 1,18,000 posts continues
Water and Infrastructure
Chief Minister said that work is underway to bring water to Shekhawati land under the Yamuna Water and Kishau Agreement. Three of the nine Greenfield Express‑Ways connect to Shekhawati
Military and Women Empowerment
Financial assistance to ex‑soldiers has been raised from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 per month, benefiting 891 families. Over 450 dependents have been given government jobs
Under Women Empowerment, social security pension increased to ₹1,450 per month; 5,74,000 coupons issued for free sonography to pregnant women
Agriculture and Rural Development
Farmers receive an annual ₹9,000 honour fund, comprising ₹6,000 from the Prime Minister’s Kisan Samman Nidhi and ₹3,000 from the state government. Over 76 lakh farmers were transferred more than ₹15,735 crore
Grants are provided for tarbandi, dighi construction, PM‑Kusum scheme and greenhouses in agriculture