The Rajasthan government has restricted the entry of outsiders, photography, and interviews at schools, coinciding with the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) organization's planned 'fix schools' campaign. CJP has vowed to continue its campaign despite the new government restrictions.

The Rajasthan government has revised its blood donation guidelines, increasing the share of blood units collected by government blood centers at voluntary donation camps from 20% to 50%.

A power cut at an event organized to showcase the Central government's 12-year achievements left the Rajasthan government red-faced.

The Rajasthan government has initiated a program to change school students' names deemed unclear, inappropriate, or carrying negative meanings.

A network in Rajasthan has been found to be diverting cash from government direct benefit transfer schemes, leading to an ongoing investigation.

The Bhajan Lal government in Rajasthan is set to table a Uniform Civil Code Bill, with its decision to exclude tribal communities from its ambit triggering a new debate, particularly in south Rajasthan.

The Rajasthan government has paved the way for political workers to join the police's community intelligence groups, a move that could integrate political influence into local security networks.

India's Supreme Court has strongly condemned the Rajasthan government for illegal sand extraction within the National Chambal Sanctuary, a vital habitat for endangered wildlife, and has summoned top officials for May 19.

The Rajasthan government has abolished the two-child norm for individuals contesting panchayat and municipal elections, a law originally introduced in 1995 to control population.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Rajasthan government to pay one lakh rupees to a government official as compensation for harassment caused by political interference in a prosecution sanction.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested details on the health of rape convict Asaram as he seeks interim bail, with the Rajasthan government's lawyer noting some temporary bleeding.

An affiliate organization of the RSS has confronted the Rajasthan government, accusing officials in the education department of exhibiting a 'dictatorial' attitude.

Rajasthan's government reshuffled 21 IPS officers, with new leaders for Jodhpur and Jaipur police. Key changes included promotions for several IGs and ADGs.