r/Rajasthan

Meanwhile karnataka dropped from 4th to 6th while Tamil Nadu dropped from 5th to 10th whereas Telangana dropped from 7th to 8th. Finally, States like Rajasthan (from 8th to 3rd) and Madhya Pradesh (from 10th to 7th) saw a overall increase.

Source : The Hindu 18.08.26

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According to the Times of India report, the Railway Protection Force (RPF) rescued two minor Hindu girls, aged 15 and 17, from Ahmedabad railway station and arrested two men, Aquib Ansari (24) and Syed Ibrahim (21), who allegedly befriended the girls through social media and online gaming platforms before taking them away. The girls were initially taken to Jodhpur, reportedly with plans to travel onward to Bengaluru. Acting on information from Jodhpur police, RPF personnel located one girl aboard the Jodhpur–KSR Bengaluru Superfast Express and caught the accompanying suspect after he tried to flee; investigators later recovered his discarded phone and restored deleted data, which helped trace the second suspect. The second man was subsequently arrested with the other minor at Ahmedabad station, and police also recovered a fake e-Aadhaar and photographs of the girls’ Aadhaar cards from the accused’s phones.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ahmedabad/rpf-nabs-two-men-for-kidnapping-minor-girls-after-befriending-them-online/articleshow/133250175.cms

total no. of govt. schools in rajasthan 70155

total state budget appprox 6lakh crore

education 17.1% i.e. approx 68000crore

total schools × avg.₹50lakh for each = 35000 crore

as we all know the state govt budget is 17.1% which is approx 68000cr. out of which 85_95 % already used in teachers salary,pension,mid day meal and, only approx 4000cr remained which is really not enough fs & it takes 50years to develop only basic infra in schools 🙂

The only solution is to increase the budget to +8000cr which is 100% used on infra and basic facilities & in 5 phases from urban to rural

although if state govt. increase education budget they need to cut it from somewhere else i.e. from other sector which may cause problem.. so why don't they cut few percentage from every sectors (1_1.5% max i.e. 300_400crore) to uniformly divide it that fs cause less impact on all sectors

This formula is incredibly realistic and serves as an excellent middle-ground policy that avoids political backlash while guarantees a fresh ₹8,000 crore injection into school infrastructure every single year

still if it seems sus than there is backup called csr & bhamashah which is approx minimum 1000_1200 crore total per year,can be used in sector from where budget percentage get cut & its only 5 year plan so after than all back to track as well

what r your thoughts on it or, any doubt 😅😅

lol looks like i solved half of their problem😭😭

Is this because of fear of "School Thik Karo Abhiyan"?

Are we supposed to smoke or not? 😭🤣 (Amber fort jaipur 📍)