The Latest Breaking News from Rajasthan

Kota district in Rajasthan orders coaching institutes to halt routine tests for two months due to suicides by NEET and other competitive exam aspirants. 22 students have died by suicide in 2023, highest for any year.

Wary of the revolving door trend which has ensured that the Congress and BJP alternate their hold on power in the State, the Gehlot government has offered a slew of welfare measures.

The Border Security Force (BSF) and Rajasthan Police, in a joint search operation, recovered a drone from the fields near the Indo-Pak International Border (IB) in the general area of Srikaranpur . Read further on dynamite News:

15-yr-old Dalit student found dead in classroom; family alleges casteist slurs by two teachers. Murder case registered; teachers suspended.

Amit Shah said the BJP-led central government raised the agriculture budget by six times and formed a separate ministry for cooperatives, whereas the Congress had done nothing for farmers.

Rajasthan is making efforts to become TB-free by 2025. 29 village panchayats have already been declared TB-free. CM Gehlot laid foundation stones for new medical institutions and flagged off 70 new ambulances.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge appoints AICC coordinators for Rajasthan, sets up executive committee and appoints 23 general secretaries and 140 secretaries in Chhattisgarh unit for upcoming Assembly polls.

CM Gehlot launches 'Rajasthan Mission-2030' to propel State to front row of developed States in 7 yrs. Suggestions sought from 1 cr people to prepare vision document. CM meets people from several districts via video conferencing. Mission-2030 to guide policies & programmes for bright future. Challenges remain in several sectors.

Rajasthan has acquired its fifth tiger reserve as National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) gave its final approval to Dholpur-Karauli Reserve, Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav announced on Tuesday. Read further on Dynamite News:

Sachin Pilot's appointment to CWC signals end to rift in Rajasthan's ruling party. His inclusion in highest decision-making body of Congress, along with six other leaders, is expected to pacify his supporters & strengthen party's election campaign.

The Narendra Modi government is spending high on advertisements in states not governed by the BJP, and a lot of these funds are going to newspapers which publish content aligned with the party.