Jaipur, April 2026: The Rajasthan Government has announced a major push towards education and social welfare, with plans to establish 200 Ambedkar E-Libraries across the state and the transfer of ₹1,363 crore directly to beneficiaries under various welfare schemes.
200 Ambedkar E-Libraries to Boost Digital Learning
The proposed Ambedkar E-Libraries aim to enhance access to education and digital resources, particularly for students in rural and underserved areas.
Key features of the initiative include:
- Digital learning infrastructure with computers and internet access
- Availability of academic and competitive exam resources
- Reading spaces for students and youth
The move is expected to promote digital literacy, inclusive education, and skill development, especially among economically weaker sections.
₹1,363 Crore Transferred Under Welfare Schemes
Alongside the education initiative, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma transferred ₹1,363 crore directly into the accounts of beneficiaries through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
The funds were distributed under multiple welfare schemes aimed at:
- Supporting women, farmers, and economically weaker sections
- Enhancing financial inclusion and transparency
- Ensuring timely delivery of government benefits
Focus on Inclusive Growth and Empowerment
The state government said the twin initiatives reflect its commitment to:
- Strengthening education infrastructure
- Promoting social justice and empowerment
- Expanding access to digital resources and welfare benefits
The Ambedkar E-Libraries, named after Dr B. R. Ambedkar, are envisioned as hubs of knowledge and opportunity, aligning with the broader goal of inclusive and equitable development.
