Jaipur, Nov. 20 -- The Rajasthan cabinet on Wednesday decided to create a separate department for the Rajasthanis who have migrated to different states or abroad while the cabinet also approved the Rajasthan Global Capacity Centre Policy (RGCC) 2025. In a press conference after a meeting of the cabinet with chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, the industry and sports minister, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, said, "In view of the welfare of the Prawasi Rajasthanis, the cabinet has approved to form a separate department- Department of Domestic and Overseas Rajasthani Affairs (DORA). During a Prawasi Rajasthani conclave on December 10, 2024, the chief minister had already declared it. This department will now work under the Rajasthani Prawasi Foundation." Emphasising the need to build a better communication with the migrated Rajasthanis, Rathore stated, "This department will act as a single platform directly mediate between the state government and the migrated Rajasthanis. The Prawasi foundation had been working on this matter so far. But, they did not have sufficient officials to address the pile of responsibilities. DORA will complement those shortcomings and ensure better communication with the migrated Rajasthanis in future." He further added that the DORA will strengthen the connection of the migrated ones to their roots. "Through this platform, the government will make all the schemes and other benefits of the state government available for the migrated Rajasthanis. Our folk artists will also get a global platform through this initiative," Rathore said. Under the DORA, every district will also have a nodal officer to address any issue faced by the migrated Rajasthanis and their families, he said. Aiming to take Rajasthan one more step forward to globalisation, the cabinet also approved the RGCC Policy 2025 on Wednesday. "The core intention of this policy is to make Rajasthan a better centre for investments. Our target is to set up at least 200 GCCs across the state by 2030 which will generate around 2 lakh jobs. It will make a significant contribution to the country's $100 billion market of GCCs," the minister said. "This policy was laid out in view of the state's cheaper lands, advancement in technologies, educated youth population, and their tech-savvy attitude. All the MNCs approach the GCCs these days to have high tech data to expand their industries. There is an immense opportunity for Rajasthan. We will provide several subsidies on capital, stamp duty of lands under this policy," Rathore declared. He said that every GCC units in the state will also get a 50% subsidy up to Rs.5 crore on their rental amount. "Rajasthan is working to fulfil Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of making a Viksit Rajasthan by 2047," he said. Meanwhile, addressing the press conference, the deputy chief minister Prem Chand Bairwa also announced that Rajasthan Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (RUVNL) will now form a joint venture (JV) company in collaboration with the Singareni Colliery Company Limited. "RUVNL will have 26% of the company's share while rest 74% will be with Singareni. The JV will set up an 800 MW coal-based thermal power project at the mine site at a cost of Rs.9,600 crore and 1,500 MW solar projects in Rajasthan at a cost of Rs.6,000 crore," he declared....