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Agriculture & Mandi Services • 22 Sep 2026

Sikar Farmer Sonaram Revolutionises Agriculture Earning Over Twenty-Five Lakh Rupees Annually

In a remarkable shift from traditional farming, Sonaram, a progressive farmer from Lamia village in Sikar, Rajasthan, has successfully adopted modern agricultural technologies to generate an annual income of over Rs 20 to 25 lakh. By integrating polyhouse

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Business & Economy • 📍 Kotputli • 22 Sep 2026

Empowering Women Through Home-Based Tailoring Ventures in Kota

Women in Kota are stepping toward self-reliance by establishing home-based tailoring operations, mastering garment production through digital platforms like Facebook and YouTube. Entrepreneur Dwarka highlights that making essential items such as petticoat

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Business & Economy • 22 Sep 2026

Traders in Rajasthan Protest UPI Charges Amidst Warnings of Service Suspension

Traders and business organizations across Rajasthan have intensified their protests regarding Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) charges on UPI transactions. Small business owners warn that these additional costs will ultimately burden consumers and threaten to

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Business & Economy • 22 Sep 2026

Commercial Shops

Key developments across Kotputli-Behror and Rajasthan highlight active civic planning, infrastructure oversight, and community welfare initiatives concerning Commercial Shops. District officials and administrative departments are conducting comprehensive

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Agriculture & Mandi Services • 22 Sep 2026

Agriculture Department Seizes 1,500 Illegal Fertilizer Bags in Jhalawar Crackdown

The agriculture department has seized 1500 illegal fertilizer bags, including 1000 bags of DAP and 500 bags of potash, from a local business center in Jhalawar. The inspection uncovered severe irregularities in statutory documents, purchase bills, and off

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Agriculture & Mandi Services • 20 Sep 2026

Rural Economic Transformation: Building a Dairy Enterprise With Just Few Livestock

Farmers and rural residents in village and hamlet areas are increasingly turning to livestock rearing and dairy businesses as viable income generation sources. By starting with a modest investment of two to four cattle, buffaloes, or goats, entrepreneurs

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Crime & Police • 19 Sep 2026

Stolen Fortuner with 378 kg Poppy Husk Seized in Jodhpur; Smugglers Escape

Police in Jodhpur intercepted a stolen Fortuner that concealed 378 kg of poppy husk, a raw material for illicit narcotics. The vehicle bore a falsified number plate, and the smugglers fled the scene as law‑enforcement arrived. The seizure highlights the s

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Health & Civic Life • 16 Sep 2026

Rajasthan Food Safety Department Seizes 600 kg of Suspicious Mawa at Ramdevra Fair

In a major pre-emptive operation at the Ramdevra fair, the food safety department intercepted two vehicles transporting approximately 600 kilograms of suspicious mawa. The perishable commodity was swiftly destroyed before reaching pilgrims to prevent any

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Health & Civic Life • 15 Sep 2026

Pratapgarh Food Safety Department Raids Hotels and Dhabas Amid Pure Diet Campaign

The Food Safety Department in Pratapgarh conducted intensive inspections along Mandsour Road under the 'Pure Diet War Against Adulteration' campaign. During the raids, authorities uncovered severe hygiene violations, including cockroaches, unhygienic uten

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Crime & Police • 14 Sep 2026

Jewelry Theft of Ten Mangalsutras Valued at Six Lakhs Reported in Alwar Malakhera

Two unidentified women posing as regular customers stole ten gold mangalsutras valued at approximately six lakhs from Shri Balaji Jewelers in Malakhera, Alwar. Local law enforcement has initiated a comprehensive investigation utilizing high-definition clo

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Business & Economy • 📍 Kotputli • 12 Sep 2026

Agricultural Advancements: Farmers in Bhilwara witness a surge in prosperity following the cultivation of roses and marigolds; the government is providing subsidies of up to 50 percent.

Agricultural Guidance for Floriculture: Farmers in Bhilwara are now generating significant profits through flower cultivation. The acreage dedicated to the farming of roses, marigolds, and chrysanthemums is expanding. Under the National Horticulture Mission, a 50% subsidy is also being provided.

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