#farmersfirst

🚜 Standing on the threshold of these fields, I am reminded that the truest heroes don’t wear capes—they wear denim, they wake before the sun, and they carry the weight of our sustenance on their shoulders.

No barriers, no middleman—just direct communication between the leader and his people! 🤝

Cabinet Minister Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore turned his residence into a public hub today for a massive Jan-Samvad to address the local issues of the Jhotwara constituency.

Here’s the breakdown of what happened:

✨ The Promise: "Your every trouble is my own." The Colonel strictly ordered officials to provide immediate solutions to complaints with zero delays.

✨ The Farmer Win: Villagers from Basedi warmly thanked the Minister for announcing the upcoming Basedi Krishi Mandi. This new market is going to be a game-changer for local farmers and their trade.

✨ Education & Care: The crowd also cheered for the allocation of funds to construct new classrooms in government schools and the financial aid granted to local Gaushalas (cattle shelters) via the MLA fund.

✨ Vision 2026: Backed by the central leadership of PM Modi, Amit Shah, Nitin Nabin, and Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma, the focus remains entirely on transforming rural infrastructure.

Big news dropping in from Jaipur! 🌾🏗️

Jhotwara is getting a massive infrastructural upgrade, thanks to Minister Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore. A premium, state-of-the-art Mandi is being developed across 25 acres in Shyosingh Pura, Basedi with an investment of ₹9.50 crore!

Why this is a game-changer for the region:

For Farmers: No more traveling long distances to sell crops. Top-tier, fair-trade market facilities are coming right to their backyard.

For Youth: This isn't just a market; it's an economic hub. Think logistics, management, security, and independent startups. New opportunities are unlocked! 💼

For Traders: Seamless infrastructure, spacious layouts, and underground utility planning mean business will be smoother than ever.

Held a heartfelt conversation with my farmer brothers today.

After the recent hailstorm, talk is cheap. Recovery is real.

✅ Immediate action taken: Ordered a survey of EVERY field. ✅ Today’s ground check: Ensuring the compensation process is actually working on the ground.

My strict orders to the officials:

"Assess every single field. No farmer faces trouble. Every farmer gets their rightful due."

So today’s news from Jhotwara (Jaipur Rural) is actually heartwarming for a change. 🌾

Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore (yes, the Olympic shooter & minister) met with farmers from the Jhotwara assembly area. The vibe? Pure empathy.

🗣️ He said: “Kisaan ka dard mera apna dard hai.” (Translation: Farmer’s pain is my own pain.)

What farmers told him:

Unseasonal rain & hail destroyed standing crops 😔

Delay in compensation from last season

No proper irrigation water

Irregular electricity for tubewells

What he promised: ✅ Timely compensation – no more endless waiting ✅ Officials will survey losses within 48 hours ✅ Strict action against any delay from govt side

One farmer literally said:

“Pehli baar kisi mantri ne itni seriously suni. Ab lagta hai paisa time pe milega.” (First time a minister listened so seriously. Now feels like money will come on time.)

Honestly, whether you support him politically or not, you have to appreciate when a leader actually sits down with the most vulnerable section of our society — farmers — and doesn’t just give speeches.

Jaipur, 15th April. No fancy offices. No closed doors.

Cabinet Minister Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore went straight to the fields of Jhothwara today to meet farmers hit by a massive hailstorm.

🧵 What happened? Recent hailstorms destroyed crops across the region. Farmers were worried about compensation and survival.

🗣️ What he said: "The pain of every farmer is my own. Every field will be assessed. Every loss will be compensated."

📞 For Farmers in Rajasthan: If you suffered crop damage, just dial 14447 or use the Girdawari mobile app. The government has simplified the entire process.

🚜 The Big Picture: He didn't just talk about relief. He talked about the future: ✔️ Drip Farming ✔️ Polyhouses ✔️ Farm Ponds (All with government subsidies to make farmers self-reliant.)

❤️ The Vibe: No political noise. Just a soldier, a minister, and a friend sitting with the "Annadata" (food providers) of the nation.

Final quote that hit hard: "Your strength is the country's strength. We just want you to be happy."

Something big just happened in Jhotwara! 🚀

Minister Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore has taken a massive step for our farmers by granting ownership (Khatedari) rights to 10 Gramdani villages. For years, these farmers worked the land without full legal rights—but that changes today!

The Lucky Villages: 📍

Khejrawas GP: Gokulpura, Ganeshpura, Joshivas, Khejrawas, Kuchyavas.

Bassi Nagan GP: Vinobapuri.

Aidan Ka Bas GP: Khedi Alufa, Aidan Ka Bas, Sardarpura, Balolai Tan Guda.

Why this is a Game-Changer: ✨

Loans Made Easy: Farmers can now walk into a bank and get loans against their land for better seeds, tractors, and tech.

Legal Peace of Mind: No more ambiguity. The land is legally theirs.

Wealth Creation: Ownership rights increase land value and provide a safety net for future generations.

In a world where we usually scroll past doom and gloom, here is a slice of positive governance making the rounds.

Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore (MP, Jaipur Rural) just dropped two major announcements that are set to change the game for the folks back home:

1️⃣ ₹7.6 Crore Compensation for Farmers Justice delayed is justice denied. This move ensures that farmers who lost their land (or faced acquisition issues) are finally getting the financial security they deserve. No more running from pillar to post—just real, tangible relief for the families that feed the nation.

2️⃣ Water for 3 Lakh People 💧 Water scarcity is a silent crisis in Rajasthan. But here comes a massive infrastructure push: ✅ 30 High-Level Reservoirs are being utilized/developed. ✅ This will bring clean drinking water to approximately 300,000 people. ✅ Imagine the relief in the scorching heat—this isn’t just water, it’s life.

Why this matters: It’s easy to get cynical about politics, but when you see a leader focusing on the basics—land rights and water—it restores a little faith. This is what development looks like when it hits the grassroots.