3. Rajasthan is a state where tradition and glory meet in the
midst of colours. It is endowed with magnificent forts,
palaces, natural resources, heritage, beauty and culture.
With the lofty hills of Aravali-one of the oldest mountain
ranges of the world and the golden sand dunes of the
Great Indian Desert.
Rajasthan is located in the north-western region of India.
It is the largest State in the Republic of India. It forms a
corridor between the northern and the western state of
the country
Introduction
4. Statistics
• State Capital Jaipur
• Governor Shilendra Kumar Singh
• Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje
• Area (Sq. km) 3,42,239
• Population(2011 Census) 6.86 crores
• Population Density(Sq.Km) 201persons per sq. km
• No. of Districts 33
• Important Rivers R. Luni, R Chambal
• GSDP at Current Prices (2010-11) Rs3,23,682Crore
• Economic Growth (2010-11) 9.6%
• Per capita income (2010-11) Rs39,967
• Government borrowings Rs 18705 Cro
5. Smt. Vasundhara Raje, Hon'ble Chief
Minister, Rajasthan
Smt. Vasundhara Raje, who is
committed and dedicated to welfare
of the general public through
politics and social service, was
born on March 8, 1953 at Mumbai.
she graduated in Economics and
Political Science from Sofia
College, Mumbai University,
8. Upcoming changes in Real Estate
2015
Real estate sector of Rajasthan is developing at a
very fast pace with also taking care of people of
Rajasthan. Rajasthan real estate include various
developing a new rules & policy for residential
and commercial housing projects, property
allotment and private- govt hosing schemes.
9. Hilton Hotel in Jaipur City Soon
Hilton Worldwide Hotel is a chain hotel that have hotels in many
parts of the world. Hilton Group has decided to open a new hotel
in the pink city of Rajasthan. in the city to formally launch its
179-room, full service property Hilton Hotels & Resorts.
which though has opened for since May 2015 next year
10.
11. Description Rural Urban
Population (%) 75.13 % 24.87 %
Total Population 51,500,352 17,048,085
Male Population 26,641,747 8,909,250
Female Population 24,858,605 8,138,835
15. • Rajasthan seems to be in the early third stage of the
demographic transition, where the birth rate has
dipped from a high of 42.4 in 1972 to 26.7 in 2010
and death rate has dipped from 16.8 to 6.7 per
thousand mid-year population, It is alarming that the
natural growth rate is 20.0.
16.
17.
18. Life Expectancy
• There is a survey by Human Development Index
Report, published in 2011, by United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) in which
average life expectancy of Rajasthan people was
found out is 62.5
• Rank State Life expectancy
• 10 Rajasthan 62.0 where India had 63.5
21. CULTURE
Rajasthan is culturally rich and has artistic and
cultural traditions which reflect the ancient Indian
way of life
There is rich and varied folk culture
Rajasthan is famous for the majestic forts,
intricately carved temples and decorated havelis,
which were built by kings in previous ages
Rajasthan is also known for his festival and fairs.
24. CUISINES
Daal Bati & Churma
Lachchhedar Paratha & Besan ki Missipuri
Kair Sangri & Govind gatta
Ghewar & Sattu
Mishri Mawa & Malpua
25.
26. Tourism
The state of Rajasthan is a major tourist destination
in India promoting culture and nature based
tourism through the opening of forts, architectural
and heritage sites, temples, festivals, fairs and
cultural events, wild life safaris, nature parks and
forests, mountains etc.
Rajasthan attracts around 25% of the total
international tourists coming to India, and about
5% of the total domestic tourists’ arrivals in India,
which in terms of numbers for 2008, was
2,98,36,564.
27. City Palace with clock tower and
Chandra Mahal in background
Amer Fort Jaipur
Hawa Mahal
34. • Jaipur, the pink city was
founded in 1727 by
Maharaja Jai Singh
35. Jaipur – Specialties
• Jaipur is renowned all
over the world for
semi-precious stones ,
camel leather items,
jewellery , blue pottery,
block printing, carpets
etc.
36. • RAJSHTHAN has various monuments which
are famous all over the world for majestic
grandeur.
• Famous among them are Hawa Mahal , Jantar
Mantar, City Palace, Amber Fort etc.
Located in jaipur.
RAJSHTHAN -
Monuments
37. Roads-- The total length of roads in Rajasthan is estimated
at 1,89,034km in Mar2011. The length of surfaced roads
in the state has increased from 107436km in 2000 to
141,000km in 2007-08.
The total length of national highways passing through the
state stood at 5724km in Mar2011.This includes the
highway connecting Delhi and Mumbai, India’s two main
business and commercial centres.
The state has a well developed road network of National
and State Highways. 20 National Highways, totaling 5722
km pass through the different State.
TRANSPOTATION
38. Railways -- The total length of railway network in
Rajasthan is 5683.01km in Mar2008. Till recently, a
significant portion of the existing railway network in
based on broad gauge.
Almost, 3,885.47km (68.37%) was covered under broad
gauge,
1,710.78 km (30.10%) under meter gauge and 86.76 km
(1.53%) under narrow gauge.
There is a wide network of railways connecting with
Rajasthan with all major cities in India.
39. - Rajasthan has full-fledged airports at
Jaipur, Bikaner, Kota, Jodhpur,
Udaipur, and Jaisalmer.
Jaipur has recently been designated as an
international airport at Sanganer.
Aviation In the RAJSTHAN
40. Income sources for house hold
In Rajasthan tourism has been
instrumental in the promotion of local
handicraft and culture,
Where in 90% of the household income
of artisans is attributed to sales from
tourism.
41. Agriculture and Animal Husbandry
• The agriculture sector contributes 27% to
Rajasthan’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
and is critical to the economy of the state.
• The contribution of animal husbandry to the
GDP of the state is about 9.16%.
• second highest in milk production in the
country
42. Mining
Mining and mineral sector is the key developmental sector for
Rajasthan. In terms of the total value of India’s mineral
production, the State contributes 5.74% of the total value and
ranks fifth after Bihar (13.09%), Madhya Pradesh (9.68),
Gujarat (8.55%), and Assam (7.3%).
Rajasthan contributes to about 22% of industrial mineral
production in the country including production of around 15% in
metallic, 25% in nonmetallic and 26% in minor mineral
categories. It has vast reserves of both metallic and non-metallic
resources. There are 44 major minerals and 22 minor minerals
found and produced in the state.
44. The enactment of Environment (Protection) Act,
1986
• Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and
Transboundary Movement) Rules,2008
• Manufacture, Storage, and Import of Hazardous
Chemicals Rules, 1989
• Environnemental Impact Assessment (Aravali)
Notification dated 7-5-1992
• Environmental Impact Assessment Notification dated 14-
9-2006
• Biomedical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,
1998
• Plastic Manufacture, Sale and Usage Rules, 1999
• Noise (Pollution Control and Regulation) Rules, 2000
•
45. The major industrial sectors in Rajasthan include
• cement,
• dimensional
• stones,
• textile and chemical.
Being rich in mineral resources, mineral based industry
forms the major component of the total industrial
production in the state.
INDUSTRY
46. THANK U
We would like to invite
u all to the state of
Rajasthan
Come to feel the
splendour &
magnificence !!
