Daily Current Affairs – 06 December 2025

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Veer Ahlawat produced a remarkable comeback at the Jaipur Open Golf Tournament 2025 to claim the championship title at Rambagh Golf Club after a tense battle with Yuvraj Sandhu. Entering the final round five shots behind the leader and placed fourth overnight, Veer delivered a brilliant bogey-free 8-under 62, finishing with a stunning total of 19-under 261. His exceptional performance not only earned him the Jaipur Open title but also pushed him up to the 18th position in the PGTI...

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A two-day training programme on the identification, prevention, treatment, and disaster management of avian botulism and avian influenza concluded on Friday in Jaipur. Organised jointly by the Animal Husbandry Department, Forest Department, Sambhar Lake Management Agency, and Wildlife Trust of India, this was the first such State-level initiative. The programme was held under the leadership of Dr. Samit Sharma, Secretary, Animal Husbandry Department, and Biju Joy, CEO of Sambhar Lake Management Agency. Veterinary officers from Ramsar wetland regions participated. The...

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The Government of Rajasthan will organise several sectoral sessions during Pravasi Rajasthani Divas on 10 December 2025 to facilitate constructive discussions on the State’s development priorities. One of the most significant sessions will highlight the theme “Development of Sustainable Water Infrastructure in Rajasthan: A Responsibility and an Opportunity.” The session will bring together national and international experts, technology leaders, and industry innovators to explore practical, scalable and technology-driven approaches for strengthening Rajasthan’s long-term water security. With key focus areas such...

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At the Ganga Canal Centenary Celebration held at Sadulwali, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma commemorated 100 years since Maharaja Ganga Singh laid the foundation of the historic canal on 5 December 1925. The Chief Minister announced irrigation development projects worth ₹1,717 crore aimed at strengthening the canal network and ensuring long-term irrigation security for the State. He highlighted that Rajasthan’s agricultural future rests on farmer-centric governance and sustainable irrigation reforms. Key projects include automation of 3.14 lakh hectares,...