- Deputy Chief Minister · Rajasthan · 2023 - Present
Governance
that moves
at ground level.
Works by Department
A Record Across Four Portfolios
Historical VAT dues up to ₹50 lakh were waived to provide relief to businesses.
Around 8 lakh government employees can access GPF balances, loan details, insurance information, and passbooks through the mobile app.
Property deeds are auto-generated online with integrated stamp duty calculation and appointment booking, eliminating the need for legal drafting.
Government employees and pensioners receive free home delivery of medicines under a first-of-its-kind state initiative.
From 15 December 2024, eligible workers, street vendors, and folk artists enrolled between ages 18–45 receive a ₹3,000 monthly pension after age 60.
Government housing provided to martyrs’ families and close-family property transfers are fully exempt from stamp duty.
Major events including Teej, Camel Festival, Kite Festival, Desert Festival, Pushkar Fair, and Mt. Abu Summer Festival were held with growing public participation.
Rajasthan State Archives, Bikaner digitised 1 crore pages of Rajputana-era records during 2024.
The Rajasthan Sanskrit Academy completed digitisation in 2025 and shared the data with the National Manuscript Mission.
French President Emmanuel Macron (January 2024) and US Vice President JD Vance (April 2025) visited Rajasthan, highlighting its growing international profile.
Domestic and international tourism continued to grow, with 11.90 lakh foreign tourists recorded till August 2025.
The Rising Rajasthan Summit signed 1,702 MoUs worth ₹1.45 lakh crore, with 277 projects valued at ₹10,000 crore already underway.
Digital infrastructure was deployed under POSHAN Abhiyaan for real-time monitoring and reporting.
The state also secured 4th place in Poshan Maah 2024 for its nutrition programme performance.
Menstrual hygiene support expanded statewide under Phase 2 of the Kali Bai Bhil Udaan Scheme.
District-level one-stop centres provide counselling, legal assistance, and welfare support.
Every girl child receives a ₹1.50 lakh pledge, disbursed in seven instalments.
Women received training in basic computing, along with 5,125 in computerised accounting and 3,421 in spoken English under the Chief Minister Women’s Empowerment Scheme.
The road quality monitoring app found 34,128 roads satisfactory and flagged 5,618 for contractor action.
In 1 year and 8 months, the government built and upgraded 33,985 km of roads across the state, covering national highways, state highways, major district roads, and rural roads.
ROBs commissioned at Jawai Dam Balwana (Pali), Sirohi-Banas (Sirohi), Bayana (Bharatpur), and Bundi, improving railway crossing safety across the state.
Fourteen RUBs have been built, reducing road-rail conflict points at key locations.
Cement concrete village roads built in towns with populations of 10,000+, improving all-weather connectivity in rural areas for the first time under this initiative.
Rajasthan’s first extradosed cable-stay bridge spanning the Mahi River, built at a cost of ₹134.02 crore, reducing travel between Dungarpur and Banswara by 50–60 km.