Summary of "21-30 अप्रैल राजस्थान Current Affairs | by Adv. Abhishek Singhal"

Main ideas & concepts covered (21–30 April Rajasthan Current Affairs)

1) Plans & Policies: “Industrial Sports Facility Centres” scheme

Core proposal: Build sports facility complexes in saturated industrial areas (areas where industrial plots are already allotted).
Eligibility/area conditions:
- Total saturated industrial areas: 17
- Plot size: 1000 to 3000 sq. meters (or more)
- Model: Rental model (not purchase model)
Land-use rules:
- Out of 100% land, 20% can be used/allocated for other constructions, such as:
  - refreshment facilities
  - drinking water facilities
  - rest rooms
- Within that allowance, only 10% should be kept/used; the rest remains vacant
Districts/areas specifically mentioned (for possible MCQs):
- Jaipur: Sitapura (Phase II), Apr Park, Bagru, Chitawali
- Bikaner: Karni, Bichhwal
- Kota: Boron EPIP
- Jodhpur: Indraprastha
MCQ logic emphasized by the speaker:
- Eliminate options that contradict the 20% vs 10% construction permission rule.
- Expected correct statement set matched the exact listed areas.

2) PM Kusum scheme (solar power) – Rajasthan rankings & key facts

Claimed total capacity achieved in Rajasthan: over 4000 MW
National ranking explanation (component-wise):
- Component A: Rajasthan ranked 1st
- Component C: Rajasthan ranked 3rd
Largest solar power plant location:
- Jaipur district
- Capacity: 4.9 MW
Rooftop solar ranking & figures (as asked in MCQs):
- Rajasthan rooftop solar position: Ranked 3rd
- Total rooftop installations: 245,317
- Total rooftop solar capacity: 2090 MW
- Comparison (as given):
  - Gujarat: rank 1st, 6882 MW
  - Maharashtra: rank 2nd (capacity details mentioned inconsistently)

3) Festivals, fairs & events

This segment focuses on who organized, where it happened, theme, and sometimes dates—often in an MCQ format.

a) 35th Convocation of Rajasthan University

Speakers/special address:
- Vice President of India: Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan
- Vice Chancellor: Shri Alpana Kateja
Key facts:
- 35th convocation was underway
- Gold medals distributed: 250
- Gold medals to women: 197
Interpretation highlighted: Vice President described it as a “tribute to women power.”

b) Cancer Survivor Day (Jaipur) – Lord Mahavir Cancer Hospital

Where: Lord Mahavir Cancer Hospital, Jaipur
Event: Cancer Survivor Day
Key statistics stated:
- 15 lakh new cancer patients each year
- 75% from rural areas
Other MCQ-style facts:
- 23rd Cancer… Day (treated as the “23rd” edition in subtitles)
- Health budget Rajasthan: ₹35,000 crore
- Message emphasized: “No one should fight cancer alone.”

c) Rheumatology Awareness Walkathon

Date: 26 April (year shown as 2026 in subtitles)
Venue: Albert Hall, Jaipur
Organizers/partners:
- Rajasthan Rheumatology Association
- In collaboration with Indian Rheumatology Association (IRA)

d) Classical music evening: “Classicals of Kalyanji–Anandji”

Date: 17 May 2026
Venue: Birla Auditorium, Jaipur
Organizer: Golden Era Music Society
Performers mentioned: Dharmendra, Asha Bhosle

e) Employment session on AI/ML

Organizers (as described):
- Rajasthan University International Cooperation Cell (ICC)
- Department of European Languages Literature and Culture Studies (E.D./EUBLECS in subtitles)
Theme: Employment prospects/skills using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

f) 12th Mahi Rose Festival

Where: Narayan Niwas Palace, Jaipur
Theme: “How many makes one”
Focus: crafts and communities; “journey from inner awareness to collective responsibility”

g) 15th Hemlata Prabhu Memorial Ceremony

Where: Johar Kala Kendra (JKKK), Jaipur
Who she was: described as Rajasthan’s first woman theatre director
Performance noted: play titled “Nang Kapda” (translated as “Naked clothes”)
Message & arts mentioned: women empowerment; Kalari Payattu, Bharatanatyam, Flamenco

h) Global Rajasthan Agri–… meet (Agritech + investment)

Where: Jaipur
Focus: agriculture innovation + connecting technology with investment and partnerships
Chief guest: Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma

i) Public Service Day celebration

Where: Harishchandra Memorial Rajasthan Institute of Public Administration
Chief guest: Bhajan Lal Sharma
Awards:
- Excellence Awards to 9 public servants (speaker corrected “15” to “9”)
- Categories mentioned: Good Governance / Flagship scheme / Innovation

j) Legal services: RALSA seminar + legal awareness

Definition (as given): legal service authorities set up legal service camps where cases are handled pro bono
RALSA seminar:
- Date: 25 April 2026
- Venue: Constitution Club, Jaipur
- Topic: “The Bench Beyond Retirement”
- Participant: Supreme Court Chief Justice Justice Suryakant

k) National Cooperative Reforms Mission workshop

Date: 24 April 2026
Where: Jaipur
Topic: “Prosperity through cooperation”

l) Great Indian Travel Bazaar (Great Indian Travel Market)

Date: 28 April
Venue: Jai Mahal Palace
Key partners mentioned: Rajasthan Tourism department, Ministry of Tourism, FICCI
Format: B2B session mentioned

m) Jaipur Tea Festival

Date: 28 April
Venue: RIC (Rajasthan International Centre), Jaipur
Theme: “Tea and Emotion”
Awards: “more than 20 awards” mentioned

n) Edufest 2026 (Careers Festival)

Dates: 24–26 April
Venue: RIC, Jaipur
Organizers: Rajasthan Patrika + MJRP University
Inaugurated by: Deputy CM of Rajasthan Shri Premchand Bairwa

o) Jaipur Yoga Festival

Organizers (two institutions):
- Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences (Jaipur)
- Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (under Ministry of AYUSH)
Theme: Integration of Yoga and Artificial Intelligence + “Karam Sahu Kaushalam”

4) Economic development & agreements (MoUs)

a) RSLDC + Fashion Design Council of Rajasthan (FDCR)

MoU purpose: internships for skill development
Target: 2000 girls
Age: 18–29
Skill type: short-term digital skills / internship training (Digital Girls Hub model reference)
Outcome promised: 100% employment
Sectors mentioned: fashion, textiles, design, film, media, and other creative fields
Explicitly linked partners:
- RSLDC with FDCR
- Digital Girls Hub MoU mentioned as with UNICEF

b) RSLDC + UNICEF (Digital Girls Hub model)

MoU partner: UNICEF
Target group: 2000 girls (18–29)
Goal: digital skills → employment

c) Saptashakti Command + BITS Pilani

MoU purpose: cooperation in technological innovations
Focus: defense technology, strengthening self-reliant India

d) WhatsApp chatbot for Rajasthan schemes (“Solution Partner”)

Launched on: 14 April
Use: provides information about pension, scholarships, and other scheme info
Contact number provided: 76900 8005

e) BT cotton seed approval (Rajasthan purchase context)

Authority giving permission: GEAC (Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee)
Ministry associated (as said): Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
Seeds/types mentioned: BG-II and GFM Bt cotton hybrids
Enables: permission for sale/purchase of Bt cotton hybrid seeds

5) Miscellaneous Rajasthan updates

a) Wildlife / wetlands: Keoladeo Ghana National Park cranes

Where: Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Bharatpur
Census referenced: “23rd”
Cranes count:
- earlier: 79
- now: 81 (+2 increase)
Siberian cranes: 22
Book mentioned: Ecology and Environmental Biology
- Authors: Dr. M. M. Triguna and Dr. Krittika Triguna

b) Jhulelal Temple reconstruction & modernization

Location: Varun Path, Mansarovar (Jaipur)
Cost: approx. ₹14 crore
Area: “1997 sq km” appeared in subtitles (units likely garbled; treated as total area in the narration)

c) Integrated Sainik Welfare Council (first mention)

First established at: Didwana–Kuchaman

d) Rajasthan Justice Report (consumer protection)

Source: Justice Report related to consumer protection
Rajasthan’s rank among large states: 3rd
Parameters count: 11 parameters

e) World Earth Day

Date: 22 April
Theme: “Our Power Our Planet”

6) Awards & sports highlights

Awards (personnel/achievements)

Lieutenant General Sagat Singh Rathore
- Statue unveiled: 22 April 2026, Churu
- Stadium renamed: Churu Stadium renamed as “Sagat Singh Rathore Stadium”
Devendra Kumar Bishnoi
- Described as appointment at Deputy Inspector General (DIG) level / Chancellor role (as per subtitles)
- Institution: Sardar Patel Police Security and Criminal Justice University, Jodhpur
- Name referenced: Devendra Kumar Bishnoi

Sports (multi-event medal facts)

National School Games (Delhi / Thyagaraja Stadium):
- Ojaswa Gajraj (Rajasthan): Silver in Kalari Payattu
Chess:
- Shanshi Jain (Jaipur): Gold (Under 8 girls rapid) at FIDE World Cadet & Youth Rapid in Serbia
- Also won Bronze in World Rapid Chess Championship
Combat/wushu-like event (“Vashu Star Competition”), Moscow:
- Shiva: Gold (60 kg)
- Dheeraj Chaudhary: Silver (100 kg)
Shooting (ISSF Junior World Cup):
- Pahi Sharma (Jaipur): Gold at Cairo, Egypt
Handball:
- All India University/Inter University event: Rajasthan University (Jaipur) hosted after 14 years and won
Hockey:
- 16th Junior State Level Women Hockey tournament
- Venue: Suraj Maidan, Adarsh Nagar, Jaipur
- Runner-up: Hanumangarh
Cricket:
- Under-17 national tournament (Telangana/Chirala as stated)
- Winner: Rajasthan
- Runner-up: Andhra Pradesh
Swimming:
- 800m freestyle in Germany: Aryan Nehra (Sikar) Bronze
Table Tennis:
- 32nd National Masters Table Tennis Championship
- Venue: Chhatrapati Shivaji Sports Complex, Pune
- Representative named: Rajiv Agarwal (Jaipur)
Kanya Thurmal Trophy (school-level, Jaipur):
- Mentioned in subtitles and linked to cricket; specific school-level category details treated as MCQ bait

Speakers / sources featured

Adv. Abhishek Singhal (host/instructor)
Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan (Vice President of India)
Shri Alpana Kateja (Vice Chancellor, Rajasthan University)
Justice Suryakant (Supreme Court Chief Justice)
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma (repeatedly referenced as chief guest/initiator)
Shri Premchand Bairwa (Deputy CM)
Shri Nitin Naveen (BJP National President; referenced for Gram Rath Abhiyan)
UNICEF
RSLDC (Rajasthan State Livelihood Development Corporation)
Fashion Design Council of Rajasthan (FDCR)
Saptashakti Command
BITS Pilani
GEAC (Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee)
Lord Mahavir Cancer Hospital (Jaipur)
Rajasthan Rheumatology Association and Indian Rheumatology Association (IRA)
Rajasthan Patrika and MJRP University
Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences (Jaipur) and Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (Ministry of AYUSH)
Keoladeo Ghana National Park / Kailadeva Natural History Society (crane count mentioned)
Justice Report (consumer protection ranking source; publisher not named)
International Film Festival / Delhi International Film Festival (film context; organizer not named)

Category

Educational

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