Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Rajasthan Sees Surge in School Enrollments, Lauds PM-KISAN Scheme
In Rajasthan, a lot more students are going to government schools this year.
Over 12 lakh new students have joined.
The Education Minister, Madan Dilawar, said this is because the schools are getting better.
A recent survey showed that Rajasthan's schools are now doing much better compared to other states, moving up in the rankings.
Also, the state's Chief Minister praised Prime Minister Modi for giving money to farmers through the PM-KISAN scheme.
This scheme sends money directly to the bank accounts of many farmers across the country.
Rajasthan government schools see over 12 lakh new student enrollments this year.
Education Minister Madan Dilawar attributes the increase to improved education standards.
A national education survey shows Rajasthan now ranks 3rd, up from 13th or 14th.
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma lauded PM Modi for the PM-KISAN scheme.
The PM-KISAN scheme transferred over Rs 20,500 crore to more than 9.7 crore farmers.
- Who
- Madan Dilawar, Rajasthan Education Minister; Bhajanlal Sharma, Rajasthan Chief Minister; Narendra Modi, Prime Minister.
- What
- Over 12 lakh new students enrolled in Rajasthan government schools; PM-KISAN scheme released 20th installment.
- When
- This academic year; Recently.
- Where
- Rajasthan, India.
- Why
- Increase in enrollment due to improved education standards.
- New Enrollments
- Over 12 lakh
- Education Minister
- Madan Dilawar
- Rajasthan's Ranking (Education)
- 3rd
- PM-KISAN Scheme Amount
- Rs 20,500 crore
- Farmers Benefitted
- Over 9.7 crore