Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a high‑level meeting on Saturday to discuss preparations for Migrant Rajasthani Day in Jaipur. He gave officials necessary directions and said the event is an important opportunity for migrants to connect with their homeland
According to a government release, migrants are key partners in the development journey of Rajasthan. Through this event, migrants will be introduced to the state’s rich cultural heritage, historic legacy and investment prospects
Outline of the Shekhawati Heritage Meet and main programme
A Shekhawati Heritage Meet will be held on 8 December at Abhyaghar in Khattadi, Jhunjhunu, to bring the palaces of Shekhawati onto the global tourism map. The Chief Minister directed that leading migrants, industrialists and palace owners from Sikar, Jhunjhunu and Churu be connected to the event
On 9 December a cultural evening will be organised at the Rajasthan International Centre in Jaipur. On 10 December the main programme of Migrant Rajasthani Day will take place at JEC in Jaipur, with instructions to ensure participation of experts from India and abroad