Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma will undertake an official visit to New Delhi on Monday to engage in high-level discussions with Union Ministers and participate in the India Renewable Energy Summit and Expo-2026 at Bharat Mandapam. The Chief Minister is scheduled to depart from Jaipur at 1:00 PM to begin his one-day itinerary in the national capital.
Detailed Schedule of the Capital Visit
As per the official schedule, the Chief Minister is slated to arrive at Jodhpur House in New Delhi at 2:40 PM on Monday. Following his arrival, he will proceed to Bharat Mandapam at 4:00 PM to attend the premier renewable energy gathering. Sharma will spend five hours at the venue, taking part in various sessions from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, before wrapping up his official engagements and returning to Jaipur by 10:45 PM the same night. His meetings with Union Ministers are expected to cover critical developmental matters pertaining to Rajasthan.
Interaction with Kayamkhani Community Representatives
Prior to finalizing his travel schedule, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a comprehensive dialogue in Jaipur with representatives of the Kayamkhani community. During the interaction, he laid special emphasis on promoting girl-child education and advancing youth skill enhancement programs. The Chief Minister affirmed that true social empowerment stems directly from quality education, vocational capability, and economic self-reliance.
Development Initiatives and Employment Metrics
To assist rural aspirants preparing for competitive examinations, Sharma announced that Atal Gyan Kendras will be set up across villages to provide dedicated learning hubs. He also outlined heritage preservation plans aimed at safeguarding the historic havelis of Shekhawati and integrating them deeply into the state's tourism circuit.
Addressing regional water requirements, the Chief Minister stated that active measures are underway to channel water to the Shekhawati region under the Yamuna water agreement. Furthermore, connectivity will be transformed by linking the area with three greenfield expressways. Speaking on employment governance, Sharma noted that the state has conducted over 410 recruitment examinations without any paper leaks, facilitating government appointments for more than 1.93 lakh candidates.
