Udaipur.BJP Udaipur Media In-charge Dr. Seema Champawat presented her research book “Rajasthan mein Janjatiya Upayojna Kshetra ki Sarvajanik Vitran Pranali” to Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma at the Chief Minister’s residence in Jaipur. Rooted in the Antyodaya philosophy of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, the book is based on her extensive academic study of the Public Distribution System (PDS) in tribal sub-plan areas.

Dr. Champawat’s work links the core principle of Antyodaya—ensuring welfare reaches the last person—with the real-world functioning of the PDS. The book offers a practical, research-based perspective, including significant policy recommendations for effectively delivering benefits to rural and urban poor communities.

Deputy Chief Minister Premchand Bairwa, BJP District President Gajpal Singh Rathore, Rural District President Pushkar Teli, and Party In-charge Banshilal Khateek were present during the book presentation. Dr. Champawat also briefed the Chief Minister on the current status of PDS in tribal regions, existing challenges, and her key suggestions for systemic improvement.

After the presentation, Dr. Champawat appreciated the inclusive leadership of District President Gajpal Singh Rathore, noting that his vision ensured that even grassroots party workers received an opportunity to meet the Chief Minister. This, she said, has boosted morale, enthusiasm, and energy among workers.

A meeting of Udaipur Division officials was also held at the Chief Minister’s residence. Led by District President Gajpal Singh Rathore, it saw the participation of General Secretaries Paras Singhvi, Devilal Salvi, Pankaj Borana, State Vice President (Mahila Morcha) Pinky Mandawat, City District Vice President Kiran Tated, and several key office-bearers including Devnarayan Dhabai, Jagdish Sharma, Takht Singh Shaktawat, Karan Singh Shaktawat, Ashok Sharma, Siddharth Sharma, Hazari Jain, Hiralal Dangi, Satyanarayan Mochi, Babulal, Mandal Presidents and other representatives.

The meeting focused on strengthening organizational structure, discussing upcoming programs, and addressing various public-centric issues.

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