Schemes, projects, civic focus, and verified indicators for your state.
Current CM
Bhajan Lal Sharma
BJP
Projects tracked
2
1 ongoing1 completed0 proposed
Municipal focus
Jaipur
Jaipur Municipal Corporation
1 ongoing1 completed
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Lok Sabha
25seats
Assembly
200seats
SDG score
60/100Performer
GSDP / capita
₹142KMoSPI approx.
Literacy
66.1%Census 2011
DPIIT BRAP
Top Achieverbusiness reform
Recent updates
Chief Minister
BL
Chief Minister
Bhajan Lal Sharma
BJPSince Dec 2023
Former Chief Ministers of Rajasthan 4 listed
AG
Ashok Gehlot
INC2018–2023
Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme (₹25 lakh cover); Old Pension Scheme restored; Right to Health Act passed.
VR
Vasundhara Raje
BJP2013–2018
Bhamashah scheme (women as family head for DBT); Rajasthan Investment Summit; solar energy park development.
AG
Ashok Gehlot
INC2008–2013
RGGVY rural electrification; Rajasthan Ganga Kalyan Yojana; food security scheme ahead of central NFSA.
VR
Vasundhara Raje
BJP2003–2008
IT policy 2007; Golden Quadrilateral-linked road expansion; Rajasthan Investment Summit 2007.
Projects & Initiatives 5 ongoing · 1 completed
Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024
Completed
ReachGovt. reported: 7,500+ MoUs/investment intentions; 35 lakh crore stated intent across energy, tourism, and industry. Note: MoUs are not guaranteed investments.
CompletionHeld Dec 2024
Since 2024 · Global investor summit held December 2024 in Jaipur. First major investor summit of the new BJP administration; focused on renewable energy, tourism circuits, and infrastructure.
Rajasthan Solar and Wind Energy Expansion
Ongoing
ReachRajasthan has India's largest installed solar capacity (~32.3 GW as of Jul 2025); Bhadla Solar Park (2,245 MW) is among the world's largest single-site solar parks.
Since 2020 · Rajasthan leverages its high solar irradiance and open land for large-scale solar and wind projects. Both state and central PSUs (NTPC, SECI) operate major projects. Rajasthan is a major contributor to India's renewable energy targets.
Mukhyamantri Ayushman Arogya Yojana
Ongoing
Continued under a new name (formerly Chiranjeevi Health Insurance). Renamed Mukhyamantri Ayushman Arogya Yojana by the BJP government in 2024, with revised coverage.
Shri Annapurna Rasoi
Ongoing
Continued under a new name (formerly Indira Rasoi (subsidised meals)). Renamed Shri Annapurna Rasoi by the BJP government with menu and pricing revisions.
Jan Aadhaar
Ongoing
Continued under a new name (formerly Bhamashah (family DBT platform)). Replaced by the Gehlot government's Jan Aadhaar card/platform in 2019, retaining the woman-as-family-head DBT design.
Bhadla Solar Park
Ongoing
Continued by the current government. Phased solar park development continued across governments; among the largest solar parks in the world.
Manifesto
Headline manifesto commitments of the current government, with a sourced status. We track only whether each promise was kept — not its merits.
BJPBJP · manifesto 2023
2 Delivered2 In progress
DeliveredSince 2024
LPG cylinders at Rs 450 for Ujjwala / BPL women
CM Bhajan Lal Sharma announced the subsidised Rs 450 LPG cylinder for Ujjwala and BPL beneficiaries from 1 January 2024; the subsidised rate of Rs 450 (state subsidy credited to beneficiaries' bank accounts) was still in effect as of April 2025.
Cash/savings bond for newborn girls (Lado Protsahan Yojana)
Lado Protsahan Yojana was launched on 1 August 2024 giving a savings bond (initially Rs 1 lakh, raised to Rs 1.5 lakh on Women's Day 2025) disbursed in instalments via DBT to girls born on/after 1 Aug 2024; the first instalment of Rs 2,500 each was disbursed in December 2024.
Raise PM-Kisan income support to Rs 12,000/year for farmers
The state added a top-up over the central Rs 6,000 PM-Kisan amount, taking it to Rs 8,000/year in the 2024-25 budget and Rs 9,000/year in the 2025-26 budget; this remains short of the Rs 12,000/year promised in the manifesto.
5 lakh / 2.5 lakh government jobs and Rs 5,000 monthly unemployment allowance
The 2023 manifesto pledged large-scale recruitment plus a Rs 5,000 monthly unemployment allowance; the government has announced lakhs of recruitment vacancies through annual budgets, but the manifesto's specific Rs 5,000 unemployment allowance has not been launched as a standalone scheme as of mid-2026.
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