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1. ALWAR - Gateway City of Rajasthan
Wednesday September 23 2020 : ALWAR Gateway City of Rajasthan Alwar is a where the journey of the Fairy Queen ends! The oldest working engine in the world and one of India’s national treasure, Fairy Queen leads a train from Delhi encampment to Alwar in Rajasthan. The engine was built in 1855 and acquired by the Eastern Indian Railways from a British firm. The train that harnesses this engine is now used for tourism. The journey of the city of Alwar and its origins can be traced back to 1500 BC. Nestled in the lap of the green hills of the Aravalli range, it is home to beautiful palaces and forts from an era long gone. The deep valleys and thick forest cover of the hills are a haven for many species of birds such as grey partridge and white-throated kingfisher and animals, most notably, the Bengal tiger and golden jackal. It is this splendour and exquisite architecture, along with the calm lakes, royal hunting chalets, dense jungles and a socio-cultural environment unlike any other that makes Alwar a traveller’s delight. Alwar is one of the oldest cities in Rajasthan. Paradoxically, the city is also the most recent of the Rajput kingdoms. Its traditions can be traced back to the realms of Viratnagar that flourished here around 1500 BC. Also known as Matasya Desh, this is where the Pandavas, the mighty heroes of the Mahabharata, spent the last years of their 13-year exile. ATTRACTIONS & PLACES TO VISIT AND EXPLORE IN ALWAR   Come explore the wonders and sites that Alwar has to offer you. There’s always something to see in Rajasthan. BALA QILA The Bala Qila (young fort) was built on the foundations of a 10th century mud fort and is a towering structure set atop a hill. Strong fortifications, graceful marble columns and delicate latticed balconies make up the fort. Bala Qila can be entered through six gates, namely Jai Pol, Suraj Pol, Laxman Pol, Chand Pol, Krishan Pol and Andheri Gate. ALWAR CITY PALACE Built in 1793 AD by Raja Bakhtawar Singh, the City Palace is an amazing mélange of the Rajputana and Islamic styles of architecture. The highlight of this palace are graceful marble pavilions set on lotus flower bases in the central courtyard. The palace that once belonged to the Maharaja has been converted into the District Collectorate. Its grand halls and chambers now house government offices. THE PALACE MUSEUM The Pala

2. Project SMILE facilitated education to 3.5 lakh students in Rajasthan during pandemic
Wednesday March 10 2021 : Project SMILE facilitated education to 3.5 lakh students in Rajasthan during pandemic Project SMILE facilitated education to 3.5 lakh students in Rajasthan during pandemic Jaipur, 10th March, 2021:  As COVID-19 pandemic hampered the regular schooling procedure, teachers in Rajasthan under the state education department upheld a campaign to bring ‘SMILE’ back on students. The modes of education were upgraded in accordance to contemporary needs and to cover the technological divide many teachers travelled to homes of otherwise less privileged students.   Under Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot guidance, to ensure continuity of education, the SMILE (Social Media Interface for Learning Engagement) initiative started in April and ensure more reach and greater effectiveness, the AaoGhar Mein Seekhein campaign was envisaged. In this campaign, students, and teachers receive daily video content via WhatsApp across grades 1 to 12. For each topic, a module of 4 to 5 videos has been curated with 30-40 minutes of content using free and publicly available resources.   Under the AaoGhar Me Seekhein campaign, through strong communication and diligent monitoring, on an average of 3.5 lakh students log on each day to the content and the viewership has even reached upto 4.56 lakh students on its peak.   Dr. BhanwarLal, Commissioner, Rajasthan Council of School Education Said, “During the lockdown, our team came forward for initiating the SMILE Campaign in rural and urban Rajasthan. However, not all of our students had smart phones or access to quality internet, many of them were from villages. That is why we decided to take school to home of such students. Teachers visited such students at their homes, cleared their doubts and issued homework. From the beginning, we knew that fulfilling 3.5 lakh student’s needs, is not going to be easy but we did it very successfully with the help of our teachers.”   Going ahead, SMILE content is to continue to be a source of learning content for students as only grades 6-12 have returned to school. SMILE digital content in the future can be a tool to complement the in-school teaching being conducted.  

3. Rajasthan presents its PCPIR as optimum investment destination at India Chem 2021
Friday March 19 2021 : Rajasthan presents its PCPIR as optimum investment destination at India Chem 2021Rajasthan presents its PCPIR as optimum investment destination at India Chem 2021 Jaipur ,19th March2021: The Petrochemical and Petroleum Investment Region being developed in Rajasthan drew attention of investors at country's largest chemical and petrochemical event, India Chem 2021. Organised jointly by the Government of India's Department of Chemicals and Fertilizers and  Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) the three day international conference and exhibition witnessed participation from various state governments along with Indian and multinational industries from the diverse sector. During the event apex industrial development agency of Rajasthan Government, the Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) presented the upcoming Petrochemical and Petroleum Investment Region (PCPIR) as an optimum investment location for the rising sector.    The PCPIR is being developed near the upcoming HPCL Rajasthan Refinery in Barmer district of Rajasthan. Officials from RIICO informed that a wide range of chemicals from the refinery and petrochemical complex will be soon available as raw material for a range of downstream industries. The industries located in PCPIR will benefit from the advantage of proximity with the refinery. The first phase of the PCPIR is planned over 243 hectare of land at a distance of 17kilometers from the refinery. There are 93 industrial plots planned in the phase and allotment for them is expected to commence from July 2021. During the conference officials from RIICO also held discussions with several investors regarding opportunities at the investment region.    India Chem 2021 was held between March 17 to March 20,2021 in New Delhi on theme of 'India : Global Manufacturing hub for chemicals and petrochemicals'. Chemical and Fertilizer minister, Govt of India in his inaugural address said that chemicals and petrochemicals Industry in India is expected to attract investment of nearly Rs 8 lakh crore by 2025.     Rajasthan with the advantages of oilfields and petrochemical complex is a major contender for the investment. The policy and infrastructure support also make the state a preferred investment destination. Industry Secretary to Government of Rajasthan and MD RIICO Shri.Ashutosh AT Pednekar highlighted these advantages while virtually addressing the Global CEO roundtable discussion at the event. The roundtable discussion was participated by nearly 50 CEOs from leading petrochemical industries and MD RIICO invited them to invest in PCPIR of Rajasthan.

4. School of Pharmaceutical Management, IIHMR University declared the Winners of MANTHAN2021-All India Online Essay Contest
Thursday July 8 2021 : School of Pharmaceutical Management, IIHMR University declared the Winners of MANTHAN2021-All India Online Essay Contest ·         Covid-19 Vaccine roll out in India- Present scenario and the way forward  ·         Significance of Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushadhi Pariyojana in providing quality generic medicines ·         How can India achieve self-sufficiency in domestic production of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients ( API) and Drug Intermediates ·         Combatting the menace of Antibiotic Resistance in India   Jaipur, July 8th, 2021: IIHMR University, Jaipur a premier post-graduate research University concluded and declared the winners of Manthan 2021-All India Online Essay Writing competition. The Essay contest was conducted to Commemorate the India’s 75 years of Independence- Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav.The objective of the contest was to harness the energy, imagination, and creativity of the budding pharmacy professionals in developing an in-depth understanding of the pharmaceutical field and exploring new career avenues in the field of pharmaceutical management. With the announcement by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Atmanirbhar Bharat the pharmaceutical industry realised the importance of domestic production of APIs and subsequently the entire Pharmaceutical Industry underwent a changeover which brought in new innovations and technological implementations. Realizing these developments in the Pharmaceutical Industry IIHMR University’s primary objective was to intervene and bring out the creative outlook of young professionals, in the form of participation in MANTHAN 2021. Pharmacy and life sciences graduate and post graduate students across India from various Pharmacy colleges and Universities participated in the essay contest and submitted essays online on the topic mentioned. Dr. PR Sodani, President, IIHMR University while congratulating all the winners and the runners-up, he said, “This writing competition was designed to help out the participants in acknowledging their areas of interest while getting a deeper knowledge of their desired subject. As India celebrates its 75thyear of Independence in 2021 – Azadi ka Amrut Mahotsav – and to mark the occasion, IIHMR University’s School of Pharmaceutical Management organized MANTHAN 2021 - ‘7th All India Online Essay Contest’ for B.Pharm and M.Pharm graduates and postgraduates. This annual essay contest was organized with an effor

5. Tourist Places in Sirohi, Rajasthan
Wednesday September 23 2020 : Tourist Places in Sirohi, Rajasthan AJARI TEMPLE (MARKUNDESHWAR JI) About 5 Km south of Pindwara on the way to Abu Road, is the village of Ajari. 2 Km away from Ajari village, is temple of Mahadeo and Sarswati. The scenery is picturesque, honey-combed with date-trees and a small rivulet flows nearby. Small hillocks form a wonderful background makes this place a fine picnic spot. The temple is enclosed by high wall. Inside it is a Kundi of 30' x 20' size. Markandeshwar Rishi is said to have meditated here. There are small images of god Vishnu and goddess Saraswati. Nearby is pond commonly known Gaya-Kund where people immerse the mortal remains. On every Jeshtha Sudi 11 and Baisakh Sudi 15 a fair is held here. AMBESHWAR JI (KOLARGARH) TEMPLE A place about six miles north of Sirohi on a side track of the National Highway No. 14 from Sirohi to Sheoganj is famous for Goddess Amba Ji temple. The kolargarh is situated towards eastern side at a distance of 2 Km. the relics of old fort on Ganesh pole can be seen here. There is a Dharamshalla, a Jain temple, Laxmi Narayan temple, Shiv temple and Gorakhmath situated. On the hill after climbing 400 steps an ancient temple of Lord Shiv with its natural beauty and marvellous surroundings with waterfalls can be seen. The whole area is part of Siranwa hills and beautiful dense forest with admirable fauna and flora can be enjoyed. It is said that the relics of the old city and fort of kolar is of Parmar reign. BAMANVAD JI TEMPLE This temple is dedicated to Lord Mahavir 24th Tirthankar of Jains. The temple is said to be built by Nandi Vardhan, brother of Lord Mahavir. According to Jain Literature Lord Mahavir in his 37th religious voyage (Chaturmas) came to this area, so the places riveted with his name are seen in this district like Viroli (Vir Kulika), Vir Vada (Vir Vatak), Undra (Upnand), Nandiya (Nandi Vardhan) and Sani Village (Shanamani - A modern Pologround of Abu) . Episode of Karn Kilan i.e. nails were hammered into ears of the Mahavir Swami here at Bamanvada and kheer was cooked at Sani village. The biting of Chandkaushik snake occurred at Nandiya, and the scene is depicted by carving on the granite rock. BHERU TARAK DHAM The Bheru Tarak Dham is established in the valley of Nandgiri, the Arbudh as described in the ancient Indian literature. The whole valley represents a good settlement of Ashramas of Rishi Munis. From this valley the hilly track goes to Nakki Lake of Mount Abu. This track was used by Colonel Tod, the first European to visit Mt. Abu. This ancient track was the main source of supply of house hold goods to the inhabitants of Mount Abu. All the saints, religious tourists and the kings of various states of Rajputana&rsqu

6. JJT University advances towards becoming most vibrant Rural Education Hub of Rajasthan
Tuesday December 8 2020 : JJT University advances towards becoming most vibrant Rural Education Hub of RajasthanJJT University advances towards becoming most vibrant Rural Education Hub of Rajasthan November 8th2020; Jaipur:Shri JagdishprasadJhabarmalTibrewala University appointed Dr. (Brig.) Surjit Singh Pablaas the Pro-Chairperson to drive  the vision of making JJT University Jhunjhunu one of the biggest and most vibrant rural education hub of Rajasthan.  Dr. (Col.) NagrajMantha recently joined the JJT University as the President.  Dr. (Col.) NagrajMantha himself is M.Tech from IIT Kharagpur and PhD from IIT Roorkee.  He has been serving Indian army for more than 25 years and has been providing his indispensable services in many universities throughout the nation. Brig. Pabla also holds Chair for All India Board for Vocational Education – AICTE, GOI.  With rich experience in multiple infrastructure projects and Academic Administration, Dr. Pabla aims to bring about a positive change in education system by offering students a highly research-oriented education system. Dr. (Brig.) Surjit Singh Pabla is himself a Mechanical Engineer with M.Tech and also PhD from IIT Bombay. Dr. Pabla has been instrumental in establishing many universities throughout the nation.  He has served as the Vice Chancellor in five universities, Pro VC of one university and Director of two Institutes of Technology.  His experience in the Army, in addition to command of army units, also includes Engineering Professional work and Administration. Established in 2009, JJT University is committed towards providing object-oriented modular education with emphasis on practical knowledge keeping in view the emerging industrial needs, business opportunities and research requirements globally in different areas of science, technology and management. Pro-Chairperson, JJT University, Dr. (Brig.) Surjit Singh Pabla said,“We at JJTUniversity want to provide value-based high-qualityeducation, research for self-reliance and transformation of society by establishing quality-based educational institution. As an emerging university offering multi-disciplinary courses and specialisations, we aim to advance towards becoming the most vibrant Rural Education hub in Rajasthan.”   About JJTUniversity: With 15 institutes and 87 departments, JJTU is universally recognized for its impeccable credentials of being a top-ranking university among private universities all over the state. With an eventful history of 11 years, the JJT University (Founded 2009), has emerged as the most vibrant Rural Education Hub in Rajasthan. The university has highly qualified and experienced faculty, educated from premier institutions of India. The university

7. Tourist Attractions in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan
Wednesday September 23 2020 : Tourist Attractions in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan Tourist Attractions in Hanumangarh District Due to its rich history, the district is home to some of the major tourist attractions in Rajasthan. The places that one can visit include: Bhatner Fort, Kalibangan( Pilibanga), Bhadrakali Mata Temple, Amarpura Thedi Village Pallu, Brahmani Temple, Gurudwara Shree, Kabootar Sahib, Nohar Bhatner Fort The Bhatner Fort, otherwise known as the Hanumangarh Fort, is located on the banks of the River Gaggar in the centre of Hanumangarh. It is five kilometres from Hanumangarh Junction Railway Station and 230 km north-east of Bikaner, in the extreme northern part of Rajasthan. Believed to be over 1700 years old, it is considered to be one of the oldest Indian forts. The earlier name of Hanumangarh was Bhatner that was once ruled by the Bhatti Rajputs. In 295 AD, Bhupat, son of Jailsamer’s King Bhatti built this strong fort. Since then, rulers like Timur, Ghaznavis, PrtihviRaj Chauhan, Akbar, Qutub-ud-din-Aybak and Rathores had captured this fort. The strength of this fort has been mentioned in the autobiography written by Timur called “Tuzuk- e- Timuri.” Even Mughal Emperor Akbar described this fortification in his book “Ain- I- Akbari”. This fort stands in the path of invasion of India from Central Asia and had acted as a strong barricade against attacks of the enemies. Finally, in 1805, the Bhattis were defeated at Bhatner by Bikaner’s Raja Surat Singh. Since this conquest occurred on Tuesday, which is considered as the day of Lord Hanuman, the king changed the name of Bhatner to Hanumangarh. The Bhatner Fort rests on somewhat elevated land with gigantic barricades. It has many towering gates surrounding the fort and many big rounded bastions that stand at intervals. While following the orders of the Mughal ruler, Rao Manohar Kachchawa erected another grand gate of this fort. The entire foundation includes 52 kunds that were used to store rainwater that would suffice a huge battalion for a year. Throughout the fort gracefully designed minarets were located that were replaced when the fort was renovated. Inside the fort there are many temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman. There are three statues, which bear inscriptions, and an ancient building called “Jain Pasara” is situated inside the fort. This fort has been mostly popular for its invincibility as after repeated attempts by various clans only few could gain control over this fort. Maharaj Jait Singh of Bikaner captured this fort in 1527, which was finally captured by Surat Singh in 1805, after going through many annexations between the Kingdom of Bikaner and the Mughals. There is also a tomb inside this fort, where Sher Khan is kept. Sher Khan was the nephew of Sultan Ghiyas-ud-din-Balban (1266 - 1290) as well as the Governor o

8. Places of Tourist Interest in Pratapgarh, Rajasthan
Friday October 2 2020 : Places of Tourist Interest in Pratapgarh, Rajasthan Because of its location between Aravali Hills and Malwa Plateau, Pratapgarh is a popular venue for ecotourism. The Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses attractive fauna and flora, including flying squirrels, Black-naped Monarchs and Lesser Floricans. Major tourism sites are Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary, Jhakham Reservoir, Gautameshwar Temple, Devgarh and Bhanwar Mata Temple. Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary Sitamata Sanctuary is spread over the Aravali and Vindhyachal ranges. It is the only forest where teak trees of building value are found. The thickly vegetated sanctuary has about 50% teak trees beside salar, tendu, amla, bamboo and bel etc. Three rivers flow through the forest; Jakham and Karmoj are the major ones. The key fauna of the sanctuary are leopard, hyena, jackal, fox jungle cat, porcupine, spotted deer, wild bear, four horned antelope and nilgai etc. The most important and conspicuous animal of the sanctuary is the flying squirrel, which can be observed gliding between the trees during thr night. The sanctuary is also associated with mythological events; it is believed that Sita, wife of Lord Rama stayed here during the period of her exile in the ashram of Saint Valmiki. Jakham Reservoir Jakham Reservoir is located at 24°10'30" N latitude and 74°35'30" E longitude at village Anuppura of Pratapgarh Tehsil of Pratapgarh District, in Rajasthan. It was completed in the year 1986. It is constructed on river Jakham, which is a tributary of river Mahi. The project provides irrigation benefits to tribal people. The area near the dam is hilly and consists of waste land, hence a pickup weir at Nagalia, which is 13 km away from dam is constructed from which main canal emerges. The catchment area falls in typical sub-tropical sub-humid to humid climate condition, characterized by mild winter and moderate summer with high relative humidity during the months of July-September. Mean annual PET varies from 1,301 to 1,400 mm. Gautameshwar Temple Gautameshwar Temple is located 3 KM away from Arnod Teshsil of PratapGarh District. It is one of the famous temples in the area and valued as a Haridwar in local region where people can get free from their sins. The temple is dedicated to lord Shiva. Temple is worth place for Mewar, Malwa and Vagad Community. According to a mytholgy; "Sultan of Malwa" tried to destroy the temple and made a wide cut into the Sh