In a spellbinding spectacle during the sixth session of NDTV Rajasthan’s launch program, the stage played host to four distinguished personalities deeply rooted in the heart of Rajasthan. These eminent figures included Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Ji Mewar of Udaipur, the renowned playback maestro Divy Kumar, the accomplished Olympian and shooting champion Shagun Chaudhary, and the inspirational Chhavi Rajawat, who etched her name in history as Rajasthan’s youngest Sarpanch. Their presence lent an exceptional aura to this momentous occasion, offering us an opportunity to delve into their profound insights.
On September 5th, NDTV unveiled its regional news channel, NDTV Rajasthan, amidst grandeur and splendor, against the magnificent backdrop of Rajasthan, the Land of Kings. The event unfolded in the enchanting city of Jaipur and drew a distinguished audience that included the Chief Minister, Ashok Gehlot, the beloved Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana, the eminent educationist and founder of Super 30, Anand Kumar, Dr. Bharat, who has played a pivotal role in advancing education across 50 villages in Rajasthan, along with several other illustrious figures representing diverse fields.
During the sixth session of this remarkable launch program, the spotlight turned to these four eminent faces of Rajasthan, each bringing their unique experiences and perspectives to the forefront. The lineup featured Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Ji Mewar, an embodiment of Udaipur’s regal heritage; the mellifluous playback singer Divy Kumar, whose voice resonates with Rajasthan’s rich musical traditions; the accomplished Olympian and national shooting champion Shagun Chaudhary, whose journey embodies the indomitable spirit of Rajasthan, and Chhavi Rajawat, the Sarpanch whose youth and unwavering dedication have set an extraordinary precedent in the state.
As the conversations unfolded, Prince Lakshyaraj of Udaipur passionately emphasized the significance of taking pride in one’s identity. He underscored that while being born as a human is a matter of destiny, being born in Rajasthan is a precious blessing. He further called upon those who critique women’s education in Rajasthan to delve into history and discover the significance of Shambhu Pathshala, the pioneering school dedicated to educating girls initiated by Mevad, which continues to flourish to this day.
“Excel in Your Work, Success Will Follow,” proclaimed Divy Kumar, echoing a resounding message of determination and ambition. Prince Lakshyaraj, casting his gaze into the future, declared that the 19th century belonged to England, the 20th century to America, and the 21st century belonged to India. He emphasized the imperative of thorough preparation to seize the opportunities of this century fully.
Shagun Chaudhary and Divy Kumar also engaged in profound discussions on various women’s issues, with Divy Kumar expressing his pride in being a Rajasthani. He encouraged the youth, declaring, “Excel in your work, and success will naturally follow.”
The NDTV Rajasthan launch event transcended the mere introduction of a new channel; it was a heartfelt celebration of Rajasthan’s spirit, diversity, and boundless potential. Together, we eagerly anticipate bringing Rajasthan’s voices, narratives, and aspirations to the forefront, heralding a new era of regional journalism that pays homage to the enduring legacy of this captivating state.