Jan suchna portal Rajasthan 2022.

Jan suchna portal Rajasthan 2022

Jan suchna portal Rajasthan 2022 is a digital platform for youth of Rajasthan. It is the first youth initiative by Rajasthan Government to popularise National Dairy Development Board’s dairy outreach programme

 – Rashtriya Gokul Mission. On his part, Rajasthan’s Information and Public Relations Minister, Gulab Chand Kataria said that it is an effort of the state government to connect youth with mainstream politics. 

What portal stands for? 

– A portal that will connect youths and include them in mainstream politics

 – A platform where people will be connected with political leaders for ideas, debate, public forum

 – The portal will cover public issues like education, health and pollution.

 – Website will also have events calendar for the youth of Rajasthan. 

How will the portal work?

 – The portal will be linked with high speed broadband and wifi connectivity

 – People of Rajasthan will be able to interact with their elected representatives through this portal.

 – The portal will have live events calendar for the youth of the state where they can interact with political leaders. 

– People of the state will also be able to participate in various events that will be organised. 

– People will be able to use the portal and share their views on various issues like GST, Aadhaar, mob lynching and many more.

 – An app will also be created on the portal for the public to use. 

– People can avail the application free of cost. 

Why is this needed in Rajasthan? 

– Rajasthan is the highest milk producing state of India. The state produces about 73 lakh litres milk per day, which is the highest among the states. But, it is still far from the goal to produce 80 lakh litres per day. The state has the third largest number of cows in India. 

– Cow protection is the biggest issue in Rajasthan. People here believe that cow is the only answer to their woes and should be given utmost importance. 

– Out of the 11 chief ministers of the state, only one has been an animal lover and advocated the cause of animal rights. 

– The state has the third highest number of cases under Section 309 (attempt to murder) of Indian Penal Code which deals with crimes against people. 

– Rajasthan has the highest number of cases under Section 298A of Indian Penal Code which deals with insult to animal. 

– More than 50 per cent population of the state is under the age of 25.

 – One out of every two schools in Rajasthan has no playground. 

– The most polluted state in the country has few schools with playgrounds. 

– Not only schools, but every playground in the city is filled with trash. 

– 54 per cent of the population of Rajasthan is below the poverty line and have no sources of income. 

– Almost 60 per cent of the girls in Rajasthan do not know how to read or write in their first language. 

– In a state with over a lakh cows, only 2,000 were milked. 

– Rajasthan has the lowest literacy rate of all the states in the country 

– The youth population in Rajasthan is at its peak. 

– In 2017, there were 1.16 crore students studying in the state but only 8,389 students passed their tenth and 12th grade exam. 

The portal will launch on Gandhi Jayanti, October 2. 

#PreetamGratya website launched in Rajasthan to bring the youth to mainstream politics #RGJM | pic.twitter.com/HEGsVyVXdi — Rashtriya Gokul Mission (@GokulMission) October 1, 2018 On the launch, Union HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said: “In our country, education is a lot about marks, but it is not so in Rajasthan.” He further said the portal is a step towards making schools in Rajasthan cent per cent safe. On the same day, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Raj Kumar Saini questioned the education system in the country and said he felt ashamed to be a politician when he heard the kind of questions asked by children in a college in the state. Saini said that the purpose of launching the portal is to provide a platform to connect children with the “reality of society”. “Is this the education system? How should students learn in this state?” he said. Preetam Gratya was launched by CM Vasundhara Raje on October 2, 2011. Raje’s education minister Vasudev Devnani was then the minister in charge of the education department. It is said that Raje, in 2015, requested that the portal should be discontinued as the BJP was preparing for the state Assembly elections. But, the minister in charge of the department was given one month to show results. On December 16, 2017, Rajasthan’s education minister Vasudev Devnani said: “Bilaspur city college is the oldest college of the state and is our pride. Recently, some students of the college were asked a question in which they were asked to name five states where cows have a place in their life and daily routine. The boys did not get the question right.” First Published: Oct 01, 2018 13:16 IST Table -1: Numbers of cases under Section 309 of Indian Penal Code (attempt to murder) in Rajasthan Number of cases under Section 298A of Indian Penal Code (insulting the animal) in Rajasthan Number of cases under Section 301 (criminal breach of trust by public servant, or by banker, merchant or agent) of IPC in Rajasthan Number of cases under Section 302 (murder)

Jan suchna portal Rajasthan 2022.in this article we will explainJan suchna portal Rajasthan 2022. Seven wonders of Rajasthan. Which is the oldest still surviving, a hill fort known as Jaisalmer Fort, Amar Mahal Palace, Sadar Bazar, Nizam Palace, Jal Mahal, Mehrangarh Fort and Shekhawati Fort are the seven wonders of Rajasthan ? We answer the most frequent question which is "which of the seven wonders of Rajasthan is oldest and which is the oldest still surviving?" This is all about Jan Suchna portal Rajasthan 2022.in this article we will explain. Jan Suchna Portal, which is an e-tourism portal of Rajasthan in Rajasthan, launched its a website . Its vision is to create an online platform which would have all the information about the seven wonders of Rajasthan. Sadar Bazar: The history of Sadar Bazar is that Sadar Bazar was a city of many buildings for almost 200 years. It has 5-6 Phases which built up in different times. In this phase, the Amrapali Palace has been built in the reign of Shah Jahan's son Aurangzeb. This Palace is the third largest palace after Jai Singh's and Nahar Singh's. They are also known as the seventh and the oldest maharaja of the region. Nahar Singh's palace: Nahar Singh is the fourth maharaja of the region. It has 4 walls built around a central square and used as a place of audience of the maharajas of Mewar region. This palace was renovated twice. First when the whole village was destroyed during the Durbagan Chora Pandava War and second time in 1817 by Rai Singh. The Archaeological Survey of India has repaired it in 1960s. Ek Marla House: Another one of the famous palace in Maharaja Jai Singh II's era. The architecture of this palace is unique in terms of its looking at one of the coolest and oldest building of Rajasthan. Jaisalmer Fort: This fort has 6 different gates and 5-6 stories. Jai Singh II expanded this fort more by adding the temple and retaining the wall. Though it is difficult to get a permit to get inside of the fort, it is considered the seventh wonder of Rajasthan. Mehrangarh Fort: This is the most modern and biggest castle in India, also considered as the first human-made fort in the world. Mughals built this fort and it was continuously being expanded in the different rulers. Nahar Singh's Palace: This is the best option for those who want to have a short visit in the middle of the day. It is located between Jaipur and Udaipur and is a 2-hour journey from both the cities. Sadar Bazar and Marwar Hotel are the only two hotels in this region which is well known for their luxurious rooms. Marwar Hotel is situated in the heart of Sadar Bazar. 

The breakfast in this hotel is very famous among all the guests. Other hotel is very famous for the best sports and camping facilities. Nahar Singh's Palace and Museum are the two museum which are very famous and one of the visitor attractions of this region. The other museum is also here, but not as popular. These are the seven wonders of Rajasthan which can be visited without a visa. Its good news for the people to know the seven wonders of Rajasthan, because the registration for the same is closed. All the details about the seven wonders of Rajasthan are available on more website. Jan Suchna is an e-tourism portal of Rajasthan. It will create an online platform to all the information about the seven wonders of Rajasthan. It has already launched a website. The vision of the portal is to create an online platform, where all the information about the seven wonders of Rajasthan would be available on a single platform.