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Facing low enrollment numbers, the Rajasthan state government has decided to reintroduce Hindi-medium instruction across 346 English-medium schools to ensure better accessibility for students.

The National Medical Commission has introduced new guidelines allowing medical institutions to independently manage their faculty recruitment and career advancement processes.

Under the Samagra Abhiyan initiative, Alwar police conducted an awareness session at Bal Bharti School, educating 400 students on cyber security, traffic safety, and drug prevention.

Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagade and Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani addressed the Shekhawati Gyan Sabha in Sikar, emphasizing the integration of Indian cultural values with modern education.

Ajay Samota has achieved a significant academic milestone by earning his MTech degree from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology Madras, inspiring local youth.

Over 450 students from 32 institutions gathered at S.S. Jain Subodh PG College to commit to a drug-free nation and discuss the vision for a developed India by 2047.

Over 450 students from 32 institutions gathered at S.S. Jain Subodh PG College to commit to a drug-free nation and discuss the vision for a developed India by 2047.

Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagade inaugurated new administrative and academic buildings, hostels, and canteen facilities at the Agriculture College in Bhusawar, emphasizing the role of agricultural education in rural development.

The Xavier Institute of Management’s innovation council has opened applications for its inaugural rural incubation cohort, supported by NABARD, targeting entrepreneurs across Eastern and North-Eastern India.

The Special Operations Group has apprehended another individual linked to a fraudulent degree syndicate targeting RPSC Hindi lecturer recruitment, moving the investigation into a critical phase.

The latest medical entrance examination results highlight a significant achievement for students from Rajasthan, who secured the highest number of positions among the top 100 candidates nationwide.

The state education department is set to introduce Hindi medium curriculum in 346 Mahatma Gandhi government schools, including five institutions in Tonk, with officials directed to finalize preparations within a week.

The monsoon season has renewed attention on school building safety, roof inspections, drainage around campuses and emergency planning.
Schools are looking at digital communication tools to keep parents updated during rain alerts, traffic disruption and emergency schedule changes.
Job aspirants are looking for more predictable recruitment timelines, clearer exam schedules and faster updates from departments.
Schools in rain-affected areas are reviewing safety, transport and campus conditions before making reopening decisions.
A language-model hackathon has highlighted Rajasthan's growing technology talent and the importance of building digital tools for Indian languages.
