Huge Public Enthusiasm at State Government’s Two-Year Achievements Exhibition

Jaipur, Dec 2025: The second day of the four-day state-level exhibition, “Nav Utthan, Nayi Pehchaan – Badhata Rajasthan, Hamara Rajasthan”, held at Jawahar Kala Kendra, saw a large turnout of visitors. Young people, students, and the general public eagerly explored the stalls of various departments, learning about government policies, schemes, achievements, and innovations.

The day also featured an interactive quiz program that attracted significant participation from the youth. Attendees actively answered questions on general knowledge about Rajasthan, winning attractive prizes.

AI Panel Becomes the Center of Attraction
A major highlight of the exhibition was the AI-based interactive panel set up by the Information and Public Relations Department. Using the touchscreen panel, visitors and youth answered questions about government schemes and achievements. Participants providing correct answers received souvenirs such as caps, keychains, coffee mugs, photo frames, and more, all branded with the exhibition logo. The department also distributed folders and booklets detailing two years of government achievements, policies, and welfare schemes.

Engaging Department Stalls
The exhibition features 25 departmental stalls that drew considerable public attention. The Agriculture Department showcased a rooftop farming model and demonstrated the use of organic fertilizers and agricultural drones. The Rajeevika Department presented handicraft products, while the Energy Department displayed solar panel models and promoted renewable energy usage. The Industry and Commerce Department highlighted clay-based products. The Police Department stall provided information about the RajCop Citizen App, facilitating on-the-spot online registration. The Forensic Science Laboratory also demonstrated its complete working process to visitors.

Special Sessions on Cyber Security, Road Safety, Yoga, and Wellness
Daily thematic sessions were held to raise public awareness. Today, sessions focused on cyber security, road safety, and wellness through yoga. Cyber security experts from the Police Department informed visitors about digital vigilance and cybercrime prevention. Dr. Virendra Singh Rathore, Deputy Transport Commissioner (Road Safety), explained traffic rules, safe driving practices, and the importance of helmets and seat belts, encouraging responsible road behavior.

A wellness session led by yoga guru Dhakaram emphasized the importance of regular yoga, pranayama, and a healthy lifestyle. The session was conducted by Vijay Khandelwal, Deputy Director of the Information & Public Relations Department.

Upcoming Sessions
On Wednesday, two special sessions will be held. The first will focus on gadget management and digital security in the IT field, led by Ashish Khandelwal, Deputy Director of the department. The second session will feature social media influencers and theater artists discussing career opportunities in television, radio, and performing arts. The government has urged maximum participation from youth and the general public.

The exhibition remains open for public viewing from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM until December 18.