Daily Current Affairs – 03 January 2026

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 To make sure that youth actively participate in the vision of Viksit bharat-viksit Rajasthan, the state will hold the Rajasthan youth and sports festival 2026. The state level ceremony will be organized between 7-12 January Sawai Mansingh (SMS) stadium, Jaipur. The Governance Secretary of Youth Affairs and Sports Department Dr. Neeraj K. Pawan presided over a review meeting in SMS stadium and instructed the officials to ensure that they were ready to organize the event big and successfully in good...

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Speaker of Lok Sabha, Om Birla inaugurated Kota Hadoti Travel Mart at Shaurya Ghat in Chambal River Front, Kota. He welcomed travel agents, tour operators and hospitality representatives working in various states and was grateful to showcase Hadoti tourism at national and international scale. He has emphasized the forts, step wells and heritage sites as well as the faith-based sites of Hadoti, and the Chambal region can give the visitor a unique water-forest experience. The riverfront, Chambal safari, Taragarh of...

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The Speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Vasudev Devnani published the annual calendar of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly in 2026 within the Assembly. He explained that the 2026 calendar is devoted to the 150th anniversary of the national song of India, called Vande Mataram, which is linked with the call of the freedom struggle in India. The calendar shows major occurrences and information that is associated with the history of Vande Mataram and has an image of the author of...

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In an effort to check the growing menace in cyber space, the Rajasthan Police has been escalating its efforts in cyber enforcement as well as has been leading the pack in cyber security in the nation. The Cyber crime Branch headed by DGP Rajeev Sharma was given the state of the art equipment and was seen to bear fruits by the year 2025. Rajasthan was ranked the 5 th in India on the criteria of freezing defrauded money and breaking...

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Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde opened the National Women Folk Art Camp in the Rajasthan University campus, which was organised by the Department of Visual Arts. In the process, he was able to meet female artists who were not state residents. The Governor explained Indian handicrafts, the painting-related cottage industries, and household industries were purposely closed down by the British to ensure that people could rely on the economy and remain uprooted culturally. With reference to Mahatma Gandhi perspectives, he indicated...