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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday night asked the officials to continue with the restrictions imposed under the lockdown and to make them more stringent in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Chairing a COVID-19 review meeting through video conference, Gehlot said stricter guidelines are required in view of the rapidly spreading infection in the state. The chief minister has asked the officials that the restrictions that came into force on April 19 should continue after May 3.
He said the guidelines should be prepared while considering the concerns of the livelihood of the needy.
He also asked the officials to expedite the process of import of oxygen concentrators and other resources.

Rajasthan CM to officials: extend lockdown restrictions, make them stringent

Covid-19: Rajasthan&nbsp;CM&nbsp;tells officials to continue lockdown
CM Gehlot&nbsp;in video conference demands stricter guidelines
Gehlot: concerned about the livelihood of the needy
CM asks officials&nbsp;to speed up oxygen concentrators import&nbsp;

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday night asked the officials to continue with the restrictions imposed under the lockdown and to make them more stringent in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Chairing a COVID-19 review meeting through video conference, Gehlot said stricter guidelines are required in view of the rapidly spreading infection in the state. The chief minister has asked the officials that the restrictions that came into force on April 19 should continue after May 3.
He said the guidelines should be prepared while considering the concerns of the livelihood of the needy.
He also asked the officials to expedite the process of import of oxygen concentrators and other resources.

BJP MP Rajyavardhan blames Gehlot govt for Dungarpur violence

Rajasthan minister Arjun Singh Bamaniya, senior officers and other public representatives on Sunday met a delegation of protesters in violence-hit Dungarpur where two people have died. The protestors are demanding recruitment of reserved category candidates on vacant unreserved positions for teachers from 2018. Violence erupted in the region when the candidates of teachers recruitment examination-2018 blocked the Udaipur-Ahmedabad Highway, pelted stones at police, damaged several properties and torched vehicles. Two companies of the Rapid Action Force have been deployed to deal with the situation. BJP MP Rajyavardhan Rathore, said the situation is worsening in four Rajasthan districts including Dungarpur and demanded immediate solution from the Rajasthan government.
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Dungarpur violence: BJP MP Rajyavardhan demands immediate solution

Violence erupts in Rajasthan&nbsp;over teachers recruitment
Minister, officials hold meeting with protestors
NH8 blocked by protesters, 2 dead
Rapid Action Force companies deployed
BJP MP Rajyavardhan Rathore&nbsp;holds state govt responsible
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Rajasthan minister Arjun Singh Bamaniya, senior officers and other public representatives on Sunday met a delegation of protesters in violence-hit Dungarpur where two people have died. The protestors are demanding recruitment of reserved category candidates on vacant unreserved positions for teachers from 2018. Violence erupted in the region when the candidates of teachers recruitment examination-2018 blocked the Udaipur-Ahmedabad Highway, pelted stones at police, damaged several properties and torched vehicles. Two companies of the Rapid Action Force have been deployed to deal with the situation. BJP MP Rajyavardhan Rathore, said the situation is worsening in four Rajasthan districts including Dungarpur and demanded immediate solution from the Rajasthan government.
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Gehlot announces austerity measures to counter dip in revenue

From banning purchase of new vehicles and equipment to cutting down on official travel, the Rajasthan government has taken a number of austerity measures amid a sharp decrease in revenue due to the COVID-19 outbreak

Gehlot announces austerity measure to counter dip in revenue

To counter a sharp dip in revenue, the Rajasthan govt is banning purchase of new vehicles and equipment, cutting down on official travel. The Congress govt will also not&nbsp;open any&nbsp;new offices. There will also be no lunch or dinner&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;hosted by the&nbsp;Ashok Gehlot&nbsp;government, and foreign travel of officials has been banned as well.&nbsp;On an initiative of CM&nbsp;Gehlot, an austerity circular promoting efficient financial management has been issued by the state government for strengthening of medical infrastructure, support to the affected class and relaxation in economic activities.&nbsp;According to the circular, office and travel expenses, computer maintenance, stationery, printing and writing, publications, library and magazines will be reduced to 70 per cent of the total budget available in this financial year.&nbsp;

From banning purchase of new vehicles and equipment to cutting down on official travel, the Rajasthan government has taken a number of austerity measures amid a sharp decrease in revenue due to the COVID-19 outbreak, officials said on Thursday.
Purchase of new vehicles and office equipment has been banned, and no new offices will be opened. There will also be no lunch or dinner programmes hosted by the state government, and foreign travel of officials has been banned as well, they said.
On an initiative of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, an austerity circular promoting efficient financial management has been issued by the state government for strengthening of medical infrastructure, support to the affected class and relaxation in economic activities, an official statement said.
The measures have been taken due to the challenges faced during the pandemic. These will make it easier to face this crisis by making proper use of the limited resources of the state, the statement said.
According to the circular, office and travel expenses, computer maintenance, stationery, printing and writing, publications, library and magazines will be reduced to 70 per cent of the total budget available in this financial year.
Travel for government functions will be kept to a minimum. Meetings will be conducted through video-conferencing as much as possible. Officials authorised for air travel will have to fly in the economy class as executive and business class travel has been completely banned. There will also be a complete restriction on hiring airplanes and travelling abroad on state expenditure.
The government has banned the purchase of machinery, equipment, tools, plant and other new items, except for those necessary for prevention, treatment and assistance of the coronavirus pandemic.
Similarly, no new offices funded by the state will be allowed to open in the financial year 2020-21. Departments have been instructed to take necessary action by identifying the posts that have become irrelevant at present due to changes in departmental functioning and application of information technology, the circular said.
The state government has also decided to cut a part of the monthly salaries of the chief minister, ministers and MLAs and employees to help the people affected by the pandemic, it said.&nbsp;

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