Rajasthan Sujas is the monthly magazine published by Information and Public Relations Department of Government of Rajasthan. Like Yojana, this magazine also lists out the important schemes and achievements of Government of Rajasthan. The magazine is published only in hindi, so english medium students would have to convert and make notes. Rajasthan Sujas Magazine for […]
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Rajasthan Current Affairs September 2017: See Part II Rajasthan Current Affairs Summary September 2017:Part III Dungarpur Joins ODF district list Dungarpur became the seventh Open Defecation Free (ODF) district of Rajasthan. It is also the first tribal district to achieve this status. Before Dungarpur, Ajmer, Bikaner, Churu, Chittorgarh, Jhunjhunu & Pali have been declared as Open Defecation
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Rajasthan Current Affairs September 2017: See Part I Rajasthan Current Affairs Summary September 2017:Part II Rajasthan State Cooperative Awarded Prime Minister Narendra Modi awarded Rajasthan State Cooperative Bank (APEX Bank) for their excellent cooperative banking service in the programme organised to celebrate the birth centenary celebration of Laxmanrao Inamdar, leader of Cooperative Movement and founder of Sehakar
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Tiger reintroduction in Mukundra Hills Reserve National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) gave in principle approval that tigers could be reintroduced to Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve by December 2017. Hence, in first phase, three tigers, two female and one male are proposed to be shifted most probably from Ranthanmbore National Park (RNP) to Mukundra Hills. Mukundra Hills
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In 1680, Mughal ruler Aurangzeb attacked Mewar, result of which, multiple battles took place in Aravalli region, major being battle of Udaipur. While Aurangzeb plundered the city of Udaipur destroying temples & forts, eventually, Rana Raj Singh of Mewar and Durga Das Rathore were able to defeat the enemy. Background of the Battles of Aravalli
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