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Rajasthan to Host Sectoral Sessions at ‘Pravasi Rajasthani Divas’ on December 10

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Jaipur, Nov 2025 : In a major step towards strengthening Rajasthan’s global connect, the state government will organize sectoral sessions with Pravasi Rajasthanis during the first ‘Pravasi Rajasthani Divas’ which will take place on 10^th December 2025 at JECC, Jaipur.

Organized under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhajan Lal Sharma, sectoral sessions will engage Pravasi Rajasthanis, industry leaders and policymakers from various sectors like Industry, Education, Tourism, Health and Water, along with an NRR Roundtable.

Rajasthan’s rapidly growing industrial landscape, supported by progressive policies, offers new opportunities for investment and innovation. A session dedicated to industry will invite NRRs to share insights on strengthening Rajasthan’s global competitiveness and entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Tourism, one of Rajasthan’s strongest economic pillars, will focus on unlocking new dimensions in heritage, cultural, and eco-tourism, with a special emphasis on regions like Shekhawati and its iconic havelis.

The Education session will highlight initiatives and explore collaborations to enhance digital access, skill training, and higher education. Similarly, the Health session will bring together experts in medical infrastructure, technology, and education to build partnerships for better healthcare delivery.

In the session on Water, discussions will center around sustainable water management, traditional water structure rejuvenation, and projects like the Ramjal Setu Link Project, showcasing the state’s commitment to long-term water security.

Adding to these dialogues, an exclusive NRR Roundtable will also be organized to connect Non-Resident Rajasthanis with opportunities in industry, philanthropy, and community development across the state.

These sectoral sessions are designed not merely as discussions but as platforms for partnership. They will provide an opportunity for Pravasi Rajasthanis to share their experiences, perspectives, and suggestion with the state government.