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हिंदी में पढ़ें National Panchayati Raj Day is observed annually on April 24 to honor the constitutional amendment that gave legal recognition to rural local governments. What Changed The day highlights the evolving role of Panchayati Raj institutions in addressing local challenges and empowering communities. Key Points Constitutional status: 73rd Amendment (1992) established Panchayati Raj as…

Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore in Jhotwara.

No stage. No mic. No drama.

Just a "Chai Pe Baithak" – and a whole lot of listening.

He sat down with the people. Not to give speeches. To take sujhaav (suggestions). From streetlights to drains to safety – everything was on the table.

And then? They didn't just complain. They charted a direction for solutions. Together.

The vibe? Milkar Vikas Ki Aur. (Moving towards development, together.)

Honestly? This is the energy we need. Leaders who sip chai with you, not stare down at you from a balcony.

Okay, can we just take a moment to appreciate what’s happening in Jhotwara? 🚀

Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore just announced a massive allocation of ₹1.75 Crore from the MLA fund for the region. But honestly? It’s so much more than money.

His vibe? “साथ मिलकर विकास, हमारी ताकत” (Together for development, our strength). 💪

This isn’t just a cheque. It’s a whole mood for progress. 🛣️🏥📚

Think about it: ✅ Roads that actually lead somewhere. ✅ Education for the next generation. ✅ Healthcare that’s accessible. ✅ Solid infrastructure for every village and ward.

He’s basically laying down the foundation for a glow-up in every corner of Jhotwara. From the streets to the schools, they’re building a future where no one is left behind.

This is what development looks like when it’s people-first. 🌱✨

Explore how Strengthening Governance at the grassroots level plays a crucial role in improving public service delivery, community participation, and inclusive development. This insightful article highlights how local institutions, citizen engagement, and decentralized policymaking can enhance accountability and create sustainable governance systems. Learn how empowered local leadership and evidence-based policy approaches contribute to stronger democratic processes and long-term social impact at the community level.

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"Public opinion can do what violence can never do!" ✊🏼

Today, we celebrate the foundation of grassroots democracy, where every voice matters and every decision begins with the people. Let’s honour the spirit of local governance, unity, and inclusive progress. 🌾🤝

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