Rajasthan Hosts Rural Service Camps to Benefit Residents

Rajasthan has initiated rural service camps aimed at delivering essential government welfare schemes to local residents. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, these camps serve as a vital resource for families in need, offering immediate solutions to various issues. Recent camps in Bokhala Pal and Nokna have seen participation from numerous officials who provided information on flagship programs, processed essential documentation, and distributed benefits such as housing assistance and insurance policies. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to enhancing public welfare and addressing community needs effectively.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 21, 2026, 19:12 IST

Rural Service Camps Organized in Bokhala Pal

Dungarpur. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, the Rajasthan government is dedicated to enhancing public welfare by facilitating access to various beneficial schemes. Recently, rural service camps have emerged as effective platforms for providing immediate relief and solutions to the issues faced by needy families.

On Tuesday, a rural service camp was held in the Gram Panchayat Bokhala Pal, organized under the guidance of the sub-divisional officer, with the presence of Tehsildar Jiyaurrahman and Tehsildar Kamlesh Meena.

During the camp, 22 officials from various departments provided information about flagship schemes initiated by both the central and state governments, ensuring that residents could benefit from these programs.

The revenue department addressed two cases of mutual consent partition, processed 72 name transfer cases, corrected 15 names, recorded pathways in four revenue records, and converted seven cases from non-ownership to ownership. The Panchayati Raj department issued five land leases and approved the construction of five toilets, while two beneficiaries received the second installment and two others the third installment of the Prime Minister's housing scheme. Additionally, two birth certificates, one death certificate, and two marriage certificates were issued on the spot.

In the animal husbandry sector, six beneficiaries were provided with insurance policies under the Mangla Animal Insurance Scheme. The electricity department resolved six cases, and the agriculture department distributed Prime Minister's crop insurance policies to seven beneficiaries.

Furthermore, the social justice and empowerment department approved pensions for six elderly beneficiaries and provided support to two others under the Palanhar scheme.

Present at the camp were Gram Panchayat Administrator Rajkumar Doda, Tehsildar Jiyaurrahman, Tehsildar Kamlesh Meena, Veterinary Officer Dr. Rajkumar Gameti, along with other departmental officials and representatives.

Rural Service Camp Held in Nokna of Sagwara Panchayat Samiti

Similarly, on Tuesday, a rural service camp was organized in the Gram Panchayat Nokna under the direction of the sub-divisional officer, with Tehsildar Richa Damor in attendance.

At this camp, 22 officials from various departments shared information about the central and state government schemes, benefiting the local residents.

The revenue department processed nine name correction cases, while the rural development and Panchayati Raj department approved five community toilets. The agriculture department distributed funds for one farm pond, and ten livestock owners received Mangla animal insurance policies. Additionally, five beneficiaries were granted pensions by the social justice and empowerment department.

Attendees included Naib Tehsildar Richa Damor, Additional Development Officer Bharat Kalal, Junior Assistant Ujjwal Padya, and other departmental officials and representatives.