The Digital Village Initiative
A rural IT talent from Jatwadankala village was identified and supported to build websites for 6 gram panchayats — making Sawai Madhopur one of Rajasthan’s earliest Digital Village experiments.


- MLA · Sawai Madhopur · 2013–2018

The road quality monitoring app found 34,128 roads satisfactory and flagged 5,618 for contractor action.
Villages declared after the 2011 Census were connected under NABARD and Rural Development schemes.
Census-listed unconnected villages have been linked to the road network, improving last-mile access across rural Rajasthan.
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.
A statewide road quality inspection covering 5,037 roads (23,701 km) across 33 districts with polytechnic students, recognised in the India Book of Records.
Smart toll collection through FASTag increased toll revenue from ₹447.64 crore to ₹527.80 crore.
Malarna Station and Lorwada sub-centres elevated to full Primary Health Centre status.
Specialised disease treatment units set up at the General Hospital, extending critical care locally.
Breastfeeding support infrastructure brought to Sawai Madhopur’s General Hospital for the first time.
A new Primary Health Centre added to extend healthcare coverage in the urban area.
Community Health Centre infrastructure established in an area with previously limited medical access.
A dedicated Mother and Child Health building added to Sawai Madhopur’s primary district hospital.
Sports infrastructure added within a government college for the first time in the constituency.
Science stream expanded at the government women’s college, opening new academic pathways for students.
Computer and technology labs sanctioned to bring digital learning infrastructure to state schools.
Hindi and Business Administration added at postgraduate level at the government women’s college.
A full co-educational residential school established to serve students from underserved communities.
Students across the constituency no longer required to travel out of their village for Class 11–12.
Clean drinking water infrastructure deployed across remote areas of the constituency using solar energy.
Pipeline-based water supply extended to Khirni, Chandanoli, Surwal, Khilchipur, and Malarna Dungar.
A dedicated scheme linking the Banas river to Sawai Madhopur city, addressing long-standing drinking water scarcity.
A previously unelectrified settlement connected to the power grid for the first time.
Strengthened transmission capacity to reduce outages on this key corridor serving several settlements.
Power infrastructure established at Kutalpura, Malarna Dungar, Kundrera, Sankda, and Badolas.
District-level cold chain infrastructure established to ensure effective vaccine preservation for livestock.
Diagnostic imaging equipment — sonography (₹4.50 lakh) and X-ray with CR system (₹17.71 lakh) — added at the district animal hospital.
Dedicated operation theatre with surgical facilities established for large and small animals at PCSM.
Expanded livestock healthcare across the constituency; Malarna Chaur sub-centre upgraded to full status.