Youth Enthralled by State Govt’s One-Year Achievement Expo

Audience Enthusiasm Shines at State Government’s One-Year Achievement Exhibition; Digital Interactive Panel Attracts Youth on Second Day of Three-Day State-Level Event

Jaipur : The second day of the three-day state-level exhibition titled “Ek Varsh, Parinaam Utkarsh” held at Jawahar Kala Kendra witnessed great enthusiasm from the audience. Youth visited various departmental stalls to learn about the government’s policies, schemes, achievements, and innovations. The “Chillax Quiz” once again drew significant enthusiasm, with participants, especially youth, actively engaging, gaining general knowledge about the state, and winning attractive prizes.

Unprecedented enthusiasm and interest for the interactive panel among youth —

At the Information and Public Relations Department’s interactive panel, youth answered questions using the touchscreen interface and won attractive prizes. Items like T-shirts, caps, badges, keychains, pens, coffee mugs featuring the “Ek Varsh, Parinaam Utkarsh” logo were distributed. This panel became the most popular and attractive highlight of the exhibition among all stalls at Jawahar Kala Kendra.

Out of the 23 stalls, the Information and Public Relations Department’s stall drew maximum attention from the youth. Literary materials like the annual calendar, success story booklets, Sujas magazine, new policy folders, and pocket diaries were distributed.

On the second day, Additional Director Mrs. Alka Saxena was present at the department’s stall. She emphasized that the department is dedicated to promoting the government’s policies and schemes to ensure they reach the last person in society. She noted that audience enthusiasm reflected appreciation for the state government’s achievements showcased at the exhibition. Various projects related to education, health, agriculture, and infrastructure were displayed, giving visitors an opportunity to witness the state’s development and achievements.

Photos, videos, and stalls showcasing various government departments’ achievements captivated the audience —

The Education Department highlighted innovations with a focus on teaching-learning materials. The Technical Education Department displayed works like fabric painting, marble painting, and canvas painting. At the Forest Department stall, various seed collections were showcased along with a model of the Amagarh Leopard Reserve. The Transport and Road Safety Department exhibited a model of the Registered Vehicle Scrapping Facility.

At the Home Department’s stall, pamphlets and posters on traffic rules were displayed. Under the leadership of Additional Superintendent Mrs. Sunita Meena, the Kalika Petroleum Unit team demonstrated self-defense techniques for youth and women. They also provided information on avoiding cyber fraud, digital scams, and introduced the ‘Need Help’ feature of the RajCop Citizen App.

At the Message Booth, the general public and youth recorded 10-second videos conveying their messages and gratitude to the Hon’ble Chief Minister.

The exhibition also featured engaging street plays, creatively presenting the state government’s schemes. Artists from across the country and the state delivered captivating performances, holding the audience’s attention.