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EventsRajeevika Rangotsav (Holi Fair) was grandly inaugurated at the Secretariat to promote women-led Self-Help Groups and strengthen the “Rajsakhi” brand. The three-day event showcases eco-friendly Holi products, traditional foods, and handcrafted items from 13 districts of Rajasthan, empowering rural women entrepreneurs through direct market access.
Jaipur NewsRajasthan’s high-level committee reviewed the progress of key agricultural schemes at Pant Krishi Bhawan, Jaipur, emphasizing transparent implementation, regular monitoring, and timely delivery of benefits to farmers. The meeting highlighted the promotion of horticulture crops, micro-irrigation systems, and improved seed varieties to ensure sustainable income growth and strengthen the state’s agricultural sector.
JaipurJaipur will host the first BRICS Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting from March 4–7, with extensive preparations underway. The event will showcase Rajasthan’s culture, infrastructure, and hospitality while highlighting the city’s growing role as a global diplomatic destination.
JaipurA national cyber security conference in Jaipur stressed awareness, institutional trust, and digital safety. Leaders highlighted collective responsibility in tackling cybercrime and announced special cyber courts in Rajasthan to strengthen prevention, enforcement, and access to justice.
JaipurRajasthan Police has issued a public advisory urging investors to verify UPI IDs, QR codes, or bank account details through SEBI Check before making any investment payments. The move aims to curb rising cyber fraud cases linked to fake trading and investment schemes, ensuring safer financial transactions for the public.
JaipurThe Jaipur Development Authority has announced that reservation letters will soon be issued through a fully online, portal-based system featuring e-signatures and real-time tracking. The move aims to enhance transparency, speed up approvals, digitize legacy records, and reduce the need for citizens to visit offices, marking a significant step toward efficient and citizen-focused governance.
JaipurRajasthan has approved ₹46,000 crore worth of 10 ultra mega projects across key sectors including renewable energy, textiles, cement, tourism, and automobiles. Chaired by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, the Board of Investment’s decision is expected to generate over 12,000 jobs and accelerate industrial growth through customized incentive packages and strict monitoring of project implementation.
JaipurA Campus Placement Camp will be held in Jaipur on February 17, 2026, bringing together 20 private employers offering over 700 job vacancies across multiple sectors. Organized by the district administration, the event will provide employment opportunities, training options, and career guidance for candidates from diverse educational backgrounds.
JaipurRajasthan’s State Budget 2026–27, presented in the Assembly, has been described by Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma as a “document of duty” for 8 crore citizens. With a 41% increase over 2023–24, the Rs. 6.10 lakh crore budget focuses on infrastructure, healthcare, education, water security, women empowerment, employment generation, and sustainable development, aiming to ensure inclusive growth and long-term prosperity across the state.
JaipurRajasthan’s Budget 2026-27 earmarks ₹6,800 crore for universal tap water connectivity and nearly ₹3,000 crore for new solar parks in Bikaner and Jaisalmer. With major investments in rural water supply, renewable energy, road infrastructure, and youth self-employment, the State aims to accelerate economic growth, strengthen sustainability, and move closer to its Vision 2047 development goals.
EventsA district-level Amla Buyer–Seller Conference will be held in Jaipur on February 13 under the Panch Gaurav Yojana, bringing together over 700 farmers, buyers, FPOs, and entrepreneurs to promote value-added Amla products and strengthen market linkages.
Jaipurhe Ram Jal Setu Link Project is emerging as a major milestone in Rajasthan’s journey towards water self-reliance. The 2.3 km Chambal Aqueduct, being constructed at a cost of ₹2,330 crore, will ensure sustainable drinking, irrigation, and industrial water supply for 17 districts of eastern Rajasthan.
