Team Jaipur and Team Nahargarh to face each other in the second match of Shree Cement Cup (Out of Hat) tournament on March 12 | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Under the aegis of Jaipur Polo Season 2026, the second match of the Shree Cement Cup (Out of Hat) tournament will be played on Thursday, March 12 at the Rajasthan Polo Club Ground from 5 pm onwards.In this match, Team Jaipur will play against Team Nahargarh.From Team Jaipur, Padmanabh Singh, Narendra Singh, Raghuram Hari…
Now, 25L bank guarantee must for super speciality docs in state | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Rajasthan govt has made a Rs 25 lakh bank guarantee mandatory for doctors from govt medical colleges who join super-specialty DM/MCh courses through NEET-SS, to ensure they return and complete two years of compulsory service in govt hospitals after training.The bank guarantee will apply retrospectively for the 2025-2026 batch of students enrolled in super…
On NTCA nudge, forest dept tweaks Ramgarh Vishdhari conservation plan | Jaipur News
Jaipur: After the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) asked the state to resubmit the Tiger Conservation Plan (TCP) for Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve (RVTR) after incorporating certain amendments and recommendations, the forest administration began revising the proposal.The NTCA returned the plan that the state forest department submitted twice earlier, citing a few gaps. A senior…
Rajasthan United Football Club officials meet CM Bhajan Lal Sharma to extend invitation for inaugural home match of IFL 2025-26 season | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Officials from Rajasthan United FC met the Rajasthan chief minister Bajan Lal Sharma at the CM’s residence earlier on Wednesday to formally invite him to attend the club’s inaugural home match of the season which will be on March 13.The delegation was led by RUFC chairman Krishna Kumar Tak, along with Director Kamal Singh…
Restaurants, caterers in state feel the heat due to LPG shortage | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The unavailability of commercial LPG cylinders began to disrupt daily life across Rajasthan, with restaurants, caterers, and even manufacturing units feeling the heat.The shortage forced eateries to shut outlets, trim menus, and experiment with coal furnaces or induction stoves, though operators admitted these alternatives cannot fully replace gas for bulk cooking.Restaurant owners with multiple…
