Sports:
- Harshita Jakhar (Rajasthan): Gold medal in cycling, Khelo India 2025 (Bihar).
- Prakriti Sharma: Gold medal, individual sabre fencing, Khelo India Youth Games.
- Mohammad Kaif (Rajasthan): Selected for Indian team, SAFF U-19 Asian Football Tournament.
- Hansraj, Ritik, and Ujjwal: Gold medals, Khelo India Youth Games; Hansraj also won gold in discus throw.
- Vishal: Silver medal, Khelo India Youth Games.
Rajasthan Government Initiatives:
- Hariyalo Rajasthan Abhiyan: Led by Chief Minister Bhajan Sharma, implemented by the Mines Department.
Other News:
- First Center India Academy inaugurated at JCRC University Jaipur.
- IIT Jodhpur developed mobile sensors for detecting arsenic pollution in Pali.
- Govind Nagar Kota awarded National Quality Assurance Standard certificate.
- "The Relabs" (directed by Narendra Singh Nayak): Best Film at Italy's The Moza Film Festival.
- Jodhpur's 567th Foundation Day celebrated.
Kisan Upahar Yojana (Farmer's Gift Scheme) 2025 Awards:
- First Prize: ₹5 lakh to Golu, Kota Mandi.
- Second Prize: ₹1.5 lakh to Om Prakash, Hanumangarh Mandi.
- Third Prize: ₹1 lakh to Ram Bharose, Kota Mandi.
SAFF U-19 Football Championship:
Mohammad Kaif (Rajasthan) selected for the Indian team.* Rajasthan Krishak Upahar Yojana (Farmer Gift Scheme):
Launched October 1, 2021.
Aims to provide fair prices to farmers and incentivize market participation using a coupon-based lottery system.
Farmers receive coupons upon selling produce at the mandi (market).
Three-tiered implementation:
Mandi Level (every six months):
- 1st prize: ₹25,000
- 2nd prize: ₹15,000
- 3rd prize: ₹10,000
Block Level (every six months): Prize amounts unspecified in this section.
State Level (annually):
- 1st prize: ₹500,000
- 2nd prize: ₹150,000 (amount partially visible, likely incomplete)
Establishment of Agricultural Excellence Centers:
- Budget allocated funds for centers of excellence for:
- Honeybee keeping: Bharatpur (budgeted), Devdawas, Tonk (actual location).
- Maize: Banswara.
- Garlic: Location mentioned as 12 (unclear location).
- First honeybee keeping excellence center is located in Devdawas, Tonk.
- Budget allocated funds for centers of excellence for:
Rajasthan Development Projects:
- Center of Excellence for Honey Bee Keeping: Initially planned for Bharatpur, established in Devdawas, Tonk.
- Omkaar University: Located in Jadon, Pali.
- Anil Agarwal Cricket Stadium: Under construction in Jaipur; will be the third largest in the world, second largest in India, and the largest in Rajasthan.
- Flying Training Institute: Located in Hamirgarh, Bhilwara (also mentioned as being in Ajmer).
Budget Discrepancies:
- Budget initially allocated funds for a Center of Excellence for Honey Bee Keeping in Bharatpur. However, the center was ultimately established in Devdawas, Tonk.* Rajasthan Development Projects:
Center of Excellence for Honey Bee Keeping: Established in Devdawas, Tonk. Announced in Budget 2025-26.
Center of Excellence for AI in Agriculture: Announced in Budget 2025-26, location not yet specified.
Central Ox for FPO: Located in Bharatpur.
Om-shaped University: Located in Jadon, Pali.
Anil Agarwal Cricket Stadium: Under construction in Chomu, Jaipur; will be the third largest in the world, second largest in India, and largest in Rajasthan.
Flying Training Institute: Located in Hamirgarh, Bhilwara (also mentioned in Ajmer).
Rajasthan Agricultural Centers of Excellence:
- Mango: Khempuri, Dholpur
- Guava: Devdawas, Tonk
- Medicinal Fruits: Mavli, Udaipur
- Citrus Fruits: Kota, Sirohi
- Papaya: Dausa, Tonk
- Vegetables: Bundi
- Figs: Sirohi
- Guava Cultivation: Sawai Madhopur
- Flowers: Sawai Madhopur
- Custard Apple: Chittorgarh
Rajasthan Centers of Excellence in Agriculture:
| Crop | Location |
|---|---|
| Dates (Khajoor) | Jaisalmer |
| Olives | Bassi, Jaipur |
| Dragon Fruit | Bassi, Jaipur |
| Pomegranate | Bassi, Jaipur |
| Mango | Khemri, Dholpur |
| Guava | Devdawas, Tonk |
| Medicinal Fruits | Mavli, Udaipur |
| Citrus Fruits | Naka, Kota |
| Figs | Sirohi |
| Papaya | Dausa |
| Vegetables | Bundi |
Parvati Jangid and the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA): Parvati Jangid, known as the "Sister of Soldiers," received the highest award from Balochistan after the India-Pakistan war. The BLA, operating in Balochistan's mountainous region (which contains some of the world's largest gold reserves), engaged in guerilla warfare against Pakistani forces during the conflict.
Kirti Bharti: Awarded for dissolving 51 child marriages, resulting in a Guinness World Record entry. Received additional awards including "Woman Hero" and "Real Sherni" awards.* Awards and Recognition:
- Richa Kothari: Won the Santur Mom of Vadodara 2025 title. She resides in Gujarat and runs a fitness center.
- Kirti Bharti: Known for her work dissolving child marriages. Holds a Guinness World Record for dissolving 51 child marriages. She has also received the Woman Heroes award, Real Sherni award and Humanity award.
- Sidhi Johri: Model and actress; received the Nari Vandana award.
- Parvati Jangid: Known as the "Sister of Soldiers," received the highest award from Balochistan after the Indo-Pak war, presumably from the Baloch Liberation Army.
Film Festival Awards:
- Moja Film Festival (Italy): Narendra Singh Nayak's film, The Relapse, won Best Movie.
- Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival: Nazariya The Thought, directed by Dharmendra Mulwani, was showcased.
- Imagine India Film Festival (Spain): Priyadarshini Chaudhary's documentary film, Steel A Long Road, was selected. Priyadarshini is from Tonk, Rajasthan, and worked as a camerawoman on Panchayat Season 3.
Filmmakers:
- Shyam Nirman: Writer of the film Fateh.
- Narendra Singh Nayak: Director of The Relapse.
- Dharmendra Mulwani: Director of Nazariya The Thought.
Rajasthan's Shri Anna Outlets:
- Rajasthan's 2025-26 budget allocated funds to establish Shri Anna outlets in district headquarters to sell millets exclusively.
- The Cooperative Department is the nodal agency.
- Modeled after Karnataka's Shri Anna Millets Mission and Telangana's Millets Hub.* Millets and "Shree Anna":
- 2018: India declared millets as "Shree Anna".
- 2023: International Year of Millets.
- Included Millets: Jowar, bajra, ragi, kangni, sama, kutki, and kuta.
Rajasthan Government's "Shree Anna" Initiative:
- 2025-26 Budget: Announced "Shree Anna" outlets in district headquarters.
- Exclusive Sales: Outlets will exclusively sell millets.
- Nodal Agency: Cooperative Department.
- Model: Based on Karnataka's "Shree Anna" millets mission and Telangana's millets hub.
- Implementation: Handled by the Cooperation Department at the district level.
Rajasthan Current Affairs:
- श्री अन्न आउटलेट्स योजना: Implemented by the सहकारिता विभाग (Cooperation Department) in each district.
- Other Mentions (Details Missing):
- Imagine India Film Festival (Spain)
- Santor Mom of Vadodara 2025 winner
- Rajasthan's First Beekeeping Excellence Center inauguration
- Krishak Upahar Yojana farmer honors
- SAFF Asian Football Championship (Under 9) – Rajasthan players
- Khelo India Youth Games – Fencing medal (saber, individual)