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Rajasthan government welfare and employment initiatives

Overview

The Rajasthan government, led by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, has implemented several measures focused on employment and social welfare. The administration reported facilitating over 1.93 lakh government appointments, with ongoing recruitment for 1.18 lakh positions and plans for further recruitment. To support rural entrepreneurship, the state is initiating a 500 crore rupee investment for loans through MSMEs and Rajeevika, alongside significant credit allocations for women's self-help groups.

In addition to employment efforts, the government has approved a 10 percent increase in the monthly honorarium for Asha Sahyoginis. Furthermore, a 3 percent increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR) was approved for state employees and pensioners, raising rates from 60 percent to 63 percent. This measure, which includes an ad-hoc bonus for approximately 600,000 employees, is expected to cost the state exchequer approximately 1,226 crore rupees.

Entities

Bhajanlal Sharma · Rajasthan · BJP · Madan Rathore · Rajasthan Government

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  1. [POLITICS] 6 sources
    Rajasthan Government increases DA and DR by 3 percent

    Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma approved a 3 percent hike in DA and DR for state employees and pensioners, raising rates to 63 percent, alongside an ad-hoc bonus for 600,000 staff.

  2. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Rajasthan government announces employment milestones and honorarium increase

    The Rajasthan government has facilitated 1.93 lakh government jobs and announced a 10 percent honorarium increase for Asha Sahyoginis, effective October 2026.

Sources

asmfc.com · bhaskarhindi.com · enavabharat.com · hindi.news18.com · krishakjagat.org · mpbreakingnews.in · pratahkal.com · upkiran.org