What is main problem in Rajasthan?
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What is main problem in Rajasthan?
Social Issues in Rajasthan: Child Labour. Untouchability. Domestic Violence.
Which is the black city of Rajasthan?
| Udaipur | |
|---|---|
| Population (2011) | |
| • City | 451,100 |
| • Metro | 474,531 |
| Languages |
Is child marriage still prevalent in Rajasthan?
Using NFHS-4 data we nd that prevalence of child marriage amongst 15 19 year old girls is 16.2\% in Rajasthan, while it is 18.7\% and 7.6\% respectively for rural and urban areas. The prevalence of child marriage di ers substantially across districts in Rajasthan.
Which city is known as Green City?
Noted for its surplus greenery, Gandhinagar is called the Green City of India. It is situated on the banks of the Sabarmati river in Gujarat.
Which city is known as Violet City?
Bikaner
Bikaner, Rajasthan’s Purple city.
Is Rajasthan unsafe?
Rajasthan is undoubtedly safest place in India. People are helpful and state is most hospitable.
What are the major problems faced by Rajasthan’s water resources?
Rajasthan is a state with about 10 percent of the land area has only around 1 percent of the country’s water resources. Rajasthan is over-dependent on groundwater. The major problems associated with groundwater quality are Fluoride, Nitrate, and Salinity. Passive income just got easier on YieldStreet.
Is Rajasthan making progress in poverty reduction?
Scenario of Poverty in Rajasthan Rajasthan is the 7th most populous state in India. Since 2005, the state has made progress in poverty reduction supported by faster growth. In addition, consumption inequality increased only marginally in this period.
What is the silicosis epidemic in Rajasthan?
Silicosis has emerged at epidemic level in Rajasthan due to exponential growth in the mining sector, inadequate Governmental policies, and poor implementation of the laws of the land. A study in 1992-94 carried out by the DMRC, Jodhpur reported that 9.9\% sandstone workers have silicosis.
Is Congress facing another crisis in Rajasthan?
Months after its MP government fell, Congress faces another crisis in Rajasthan. What is similar, and what is not, between the rebellions of Pilot and Scindia? Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, and Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot at Albert Hall in Jaipur. Express Photo by Rohit Jain Paras