CM GEHLOT ANNOUNCES NEW RECRUITMENTS FOR YOUTH

Jaipur: In response to the Budget debate, CM has announced scheme to address the complaints of farmers filling Vigilance Check Report (VCR) in the election year. Under this scheme, farmers will not be penalized for self-declaration of load and VCR will not be filled.

The Chief Minister has announced to open 17 new colleges in the state. Apart from this, 7 new girls colleges will also be opened. CM said that with the establishment of Urdu B.Ed College in Hawamahal assembly constituency of Jaipur and 5 new ITIs will also be opened in the state. At the same time, recruitment of 2, 500 Rajiv Gandhi Yuva Mitras will be done. Defense Service Preparatory Institute will be opened in one school each at the divisional level. At the same time, Center of Excellence for Electric Vehicle and Center of Excellence for Electric Vehicle will be established in Polytechnic College of Jaipur and Jodhpur.

The government will also get a mini secretariat constructed in Sikar. Apart from this, two additional district collectorate offices have also been approved in Ajmer and Dausa. At the same time, two SDM offices will be opened in Jodhpur. The Chief Minister has also announced the construction of a roadways depot at Nohar in Hanumangarh.

Apart from 6 new police stations, the Chief Minister also informed about the opening of two women police stations. At the same time, a Sadar police station will also be opened in Bharatpur. He also announced opening of two Deputy Superintendent of Police offices in Barmer and Jalore. Along with this, a camp court will also be opened in Alwar along with additional district and sessions court in three districts. At the same time, approval has also been given for a POCSO court in Alwar.

After the death of a government employee, now his/her disabled sons and daughters will be able to get family pension even after marriage. Till now, under the Rajasthan Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1996, only unmarried disabled sons and daughters were entitled to family pension.

It has been announced to restart the closed cotton spinning mill of Hanumangarh. Spinfed, an organization of the Cooperative Department, used to run it. With the resumption of this mill, people who were unemployed due to its closure will get work.