• Rajasthan Government Decisions:

  • Establishment of a stone park in Bundi, Rajasthan. Land allocation approved by the Chief Minister.
  • Appointment of Dr. Gaurav Vallabh as a member of the Chief Minister's Economic Advisory Council. Dr. Vallabh is a professor from Jodhpur.

• Rajasthan in National Events:

  • Four players from Rajasthan selected for the Indian youth team in the third Asian Youth Games.

• Rajasthan Development Projects:

  • No drug testing laboratory developed in Jaisalmer, as per budget announcements.
  • Indian Army conducted war exercises in Jaisalmer as part of Operation Readiness.
  • MoU signed between a Rajasthan institution (Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan institution implied) and an entity in England to promote Ayurveda.
  • Successful implementation of a queue management system in state hospitals to reduce patient wait times (locations A and B).
  • Launch of a book by author Kanhaiyalal Chaturvedi under the auspices of the Prabhu Dayal Chaturvedi Smriti Samiti.
  • Allocation of 4000 megawatt-hour battery energy storage system in Rajasthan by the Union Ministry of Power.

• Constitutional Provisions Regarding District Formation in Rajasthan:

  • The creation of new districts in Rajasthan falls under Article 243ZD of the Indian Constitution.

• Kanchbali Village and Prohibition:

  • Kanchbali village implemented a unique system where the community voted on whether to allow a liquor shop to operate.

• Industrial Development in Rajasthan:

  • A stone park will be constructed in Bundi, Rajasthan. The Chief Minister approved land allocation.

• Rajasthan Players in Asian Youth Games:

  • Four players from Rajasthan have been selected for the Indian youth team in the 3rd Asian Youth Games (this is a tentative selection).

• Rajasthan's Largest Cricket Stadium:

  • An Anil Agarwal cricket stadium, the largest in Rajasthan, is under construction in Chop, Jaipur.

• Om-Shaped University:

  • An Om-shaped university is located in Jadon village, Pali.

• Best Tourism Village Award:

  • Devmali village, Byawer, received the Best Tourism Village award.

• Kachhbali Village (Rajsamand):

  • This village was the site of the first village-level vote on alcohol prohibition.

• Kachhalia Village (Bundi):

  • Mentioned in relation to Kachhbali village, highlighting the need to distinguish between the two.

• New District Formation in Rajasthan:

  • The creation of new districts in Rajasthan is linked to Article 243 ZD of the Indian Constitution.

• Stone Park in Bundi:

  • The Chief Minister approved land allocation for a stone park in Bundi.

• Asian Youth Games:

  • Four Rajasthan players were selected for the Indian youth team in the third Asian Youth Games.

• New Stone Park Approved:

  • A new stone park has been approved in Kachalia village, Bundi district, Rajasthan.

• Rajasthan Stone Parks:

  • Existing stone parks are located in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Dholpur, and Kota.

• Cendos (Centre for Development of Stone):

  • Location and statements about Cendos are relevant.

• Devmali Village, Bayawer:

  • Awarded "Best Tourism Village".

• Choupatti Village, Jaipur:

  • Construction of Anil Agarwal Cricket Stadium is underway; it will be Rajasthan's largest.

• Jadan Village, Pali:

  • Houses a university built in the shape of the Om symbol.

• Kachbali Village:

  • Located in Rajsamand district (to be distinguished from Kachalia village).- Center for Development of Stone (CEDOS):
  • Located in Sitapura, Jaipur.
  • Established in 1998.
  • Organizes the India Stone Mart.

• India Stone Mart:

  • The 13th India Stone Mart will be held from February 5th to 8th, 2026.
  • The 12th India Stone Mart was held in February 2024. The event occurs biennially.

• Stone Parks in Rajasthan:

  • Stone parks exist in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Dholpur, and Kota.
  • A new stone park has been approved in Kachaliya village, Bundi.
  • Rajasthan is the highest producer of stone in India.

• Disabled Universities in Rajasthan:

  • Baba Amte Divyang Vishwavidyalaya in Jamdoli, Jaipur.
  • A second university in Jodhpur, modeled after Baba Amte University.

• Vijay Rupani's Death:

  • Former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani was declared dead in a plane crash.

• United Nations Meeting on Disability Rights:

  • Held at UN Headquarters in New York.
  • India was represented by D.R. Mehta and Satish Mehta.
  • Discussion focused on prosthetic limbs for the disabled.

• Jaipur Foot:

  • Mentioned in context of the UN meeting.
  • P.K. Sethi is credited as its inventor.* Sports Achievements:
  • Harsita Jakhar: Cyclist from Bikaner, Rajasthan; won three gold medals at the Khelo India Games.
  • Divya Kirti Singh: Equestrian; ranked first in Asia; awarded the Arjuna Award in 2023; from Radwa village, Barmer.
  • Anita Chaudhary: Participated in rowing (Three R).
  • Pooja Rajpurohit: Radwa village, Barmer, will receive the Aadi Yogi Yoga Bhushan Award.

• United Nations Meeting:

  • D.R. Mehta and Satish Mehta represented India at a United Nations meeting on the fundamental rights of persons with disabilities held in New York.
  • The meeting focused on artificial limbs for disabled individuals.
  • The United Nations was founded on October 24, 1945, and its headquarters are in New York.

• Adi Yogi Yoga Bhushan Award 2025:

  • Awarded to Pooja Rajpurohit from Radwa village, Barmer, Rajasthan.

• International Yoga Day:

  • Soumya Gurjar appointed as brand ambassador for International Yoga Day by the state government.

• Yoga Mahākumbh & Yoga Conclave, New Delhi:

  • Pooja Raj Purohit awarded the Adi Yogi Yoga Bhushan Award 2025.

• Ruma Devi:

  • From Barmer, Rajasthan.
  • Brand ambassador for Rajeevika.
  • Creates thread from flower petals to make low-cost clothing, empowering women economically.
  • Guest of honor at an event in Texas, USA and a program in Australia.
  • Awarded Nari Shakti Award.

• Neeru Yadav:

  • From Lanbi Ahir village.
  • Known as the "Hockey Sarpanch".
  • Formed the "Sachchi Saheli Mahila Agro" FPO.

• Avni Lekhara: (Details presumed already known)

• International Yoga Day (in Rajasthan): Somiya Gurjar appointed as brand ambassador in 2025.* 2018 International Yoga Day in Kota, Rajasthan: Over 100,000 people participated, setting a Guinness World Record.

• 2025 Rajasthan International Yoga Day: Soumya Gurjar, the Mayor of Greater Jaipur, was appointed as the brand ambassador.

• Ruma Devi:

  • Resident of Barmer, Rajasthan.
  • Rajeevika brand ambassador.
  • Creates threads from flower petals for low-cost clothing.
  • Empowers women economically.
  • Guest of honor at events in Texas and Australia.
  • Received the Nari Shakti Award.

• Neeru Yadav: Known as the "Hockey Sarpanch" from Lanbi Aheer village, she formed the "Sachhi Saheli Mahila Agro" FPO.

• International Yoga Day:

  • Proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the UN on September 27, 2014.
  • Approved by the UN on December 11, 2014, designating June 21st as International Yoga Day.
  • First celebrated on June 21, 2015.

• Rajasthan and International Yoga Day:

  • In 2018, over 100,000 people participated in a yoga event in Kota, led by Yoga Guru Ramdev, which was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records.
  • In 2025, Saumya Gurjar, the Mayor of Greater Jaipur, was appointed as the brand ambassador for International Yoga Day in Rajasthan.

• Largest Bell in the World: Located in Kota, Rajasthan. Architect: Devendra Arya (deceased in an accident during its unveiling).

• PM Janman Yojana: Beneficiaries received aid under this scheme.

• First Sant Kabir Research Center: To be established in Kota, Rajasthan; 3200 sq. meters of land allocated.

• Chambal Riverfront Architect: Anup Bhartiya

• Bhara District Developments:

  • Establishment of the state's first hydro-power project (led to tree cutting controversies).
  • Inauguration of the state's first mining university in Sheeshwali.
  • Designation of Ramgarh Crater as India's first Geo-heritage site.
  • Shahabad highlands are home to urban tribal communities. The region is also known as Kalihandi Pradesh.
  • The area features a significant wetland.
  • Implementation of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, distributing benefits to beneficiaries.

• Kota's Notable Features: Housing of the world's largest bell (architect: Devendra Arya, who died in an accident during its unveiling).

• Kota:

  • Second plasma bank in the state.
  • Maava Vaatsalya Kendra (maternal and child care center).
  • Arunodaya Chaudhary (boxing).
  • Taf Tiffin Didi program.
  • Boxing academy.
  • Mukhyamantri Shikshit Rajasthan Abhiyan (Chief Minister's Educated Rajasthan Campaign) launched here.
  • Youth festival (March 29th).
  • State's first Sant Kabir Research Center being established.

• Bundi:

  • State's first hydro power project (controversial due to tree felling).
  • State's first mining university (Sheeshwali).
  • India's first geo-heritage site (Ramgarh Crater).* Kota Developments:
  • Rajasthan's second plasma bank
  • Rajasthan's first bone bank
  • "Maa Vaatsalya Kendra" (motherly care center)
  • Green airport under construction
  • Rajasthan's first hanging bridge over the Chambal River
  • Chambal Riverfront: Claimed to be the world's largest
  • World's largest clock at the Chambal Riverfront
  • "Apna Gaon Saf Suthra Gaon" (Clean and Tidy Village) program in Ramganj Mandi
  • Rajasthan's first utensil bank in Ramganj Mandi
  • Arundhati Choudhary (boxing related)
  • "Tough Tiffin with Didi" program
  • Boxing academy
  • Mukhyamantri Shikshit Rajasthan Abhiyan (Chief Minister's Educated Rajasthan Campaign)
  • Youth festival (March 29th)
  • Rajasthan's first Sant Kabir Research Center

• Other Developments:

  • Rajasthan's first hydro-power project in Bhara

• Cultural Events:

  • Classical and folk music program at the Rajasthan International Centre in Jaipur on June 14th and 15th, featuring Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.

• Western Region Cultural Center, Udaipur:

  • Patron: Governor of Rajasthan
  • Headquarters: Bagore Ki Haveli, Udaipur
  • Operational Area: Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Daman & Diu
  • Functions: Preservation and development of ancient civilization and culture.
  • Established Shilp Grams (craft villages): Hawala Gram (Udaipur - first Shilp Gram), Palgaon (Jodhpur), Pushkar, Sawai Madhopur. A new Shilp Gram is planned for Dungarpur.

• Rajasthan International Center, Jaipur:

  • Will host a classical and folk music program on June 14th and 15th, featuring Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
  • Established in April 2023, with N.C. Goyal as its first director.

• IIFA Awards in Rajasthan:

  • The IIFA Awards were held in Rajasthan for the first time in March 2025.

• Events at Rajasthan International Centre:

  • Hosted the IIFA Awards, a 3R and Economy Forum meeting, an India International Design Conclave, and a classical and folk music event featuring Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt on June 14th and 15th.
  • State-level Women's Empowerment Program.
  • State-level Environmental Conference.

• Gujarat Plane Crash:

  • A plane crash in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

• Rajasthan High Court Bench in Jodhpur:

  • Establishment based on the recommendations of the Satyanarayan Committee (mentioned alongside B.B. Gupta committee).

• Rajasthan International Centre Events:

  • Three R and Circular Economy Forum Meeting: Focused on waste management (reuse, reduce, recycle).
  • India International Design Conclave: Inaugurated by Diya Kumari.* Rajasthan International Centre, Jaipur
  • Located in Jhalana, Jaipur.
  • Established in April 2023.
  • First director: N.C. Goyal.
  • Hosts various national and international events, including those related to sports, arts, culture, history, and religion.
  • Recent events:
    • Three R and Circular Economy Forum meeting (focus on waste management: reuse, reduce, recycle).
    • India International Design Conclave (inaugurated by Diya Kumari).
    • Classical and folk music program (June 14-15, 2025), featuring Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
    • IIFA Awards (March 2025) - first time in Rajasthan.