#futurereadyjaipur

ok so colonel rajyavardhan rathore inspected a brand new government college and hostel in kalwad — built for ₹4.5 crore — and like... this is genuinely a big deal for the area.

here's why it matters:

a LOT of students in smaller towns/villages don't go to college not because they can't, but because the nearest college is too far, or there's nowhere to stay. a hostel changes that equation completely. suddenly higher education isn't this far-off thing — it's right there.

this project is part of a bigger development push happening across rajasthan and the country, under PM narendra modi, home minister amit shah, BJP national president nitin nabin, health minister JP nadda, CM bhajan lal sharma, and state president madan rathore.

new direction for the dreams of the youth in the region — that's literally the goal here, and honestly? a new college + hostel in your town can genuinely change what feels possible for an entire generation of students.

ok so this is actually wild —

over 4,000 homes in jaipur have turned their rooftops into literal vegetable gardens. spinach, tomatoes, the whole thing. growing on top of their houses.

and the wild part? it actually keeps the houses cooler. like naturally. no AC needed.

while everyone's out here buying bigger ACs and complaining about electricity bills, these folks just... planted stuff. on their roofs. and now their houses don't overheat AND they get fresh veggies.

colonel rajyavardhan rathore actually went and met prateek tiwari, the founder of living greens, the org behind this movement — and honestly it's giving "future ready jaipur" energy fr.

a terrace + a garden + actually doing it = lower temps, lower bills, more food, better environment.

this is what #sustainableliving should look like. not some far-off concept — just turning grey rooftops into green ones.