Divya Singh resigns as RPSC Member

Divya Singh, erstwhile Maharani of Bharatpur and wife of Vishvendra Singh, erstwhile Jat Maharaja has resigned as member of the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) where she was appointed a year ago. A former BJP member of Lok Sabha and Rajasthan Assembly, the wife of Scion of Bharatpur royal family Vishwendra Singh, Divya Singh has quit as Member of the Rajasthan Public Service Commission(RPSC). She has mailed her resignation to Governor Margaret Alva and RPSC Chairman Habeeb Khan Gauran yesterday as per report. Her husband Vishwendra Singh had quit the BJP and joined the Congress prior to the State Assembly polls in 2008 and contested unsuccessfully the election from Kumher. Ms Singh, a BJP member in the dissolved 12th assembly, was also offered ticket by the BJP for contesting Jaipur rural seat in 2009 Lok Sabha polls, but she had refused to avail the ticket.

CBI to Probe role of MLAs in Bharatpur riots

Special CBI court has ordered an investigation into the role of Zahida Khan, Congress MLA from Kaman constituency, Anita Singh, BJP legislator from Nagar constituency in Bharatpur district and a few others in the Gopalgarh violence case. On September 14, 2011, ten persons of Mev Muslim community were killed and few others were injured in clashes between members of Mev and Gujjar communities over a land-related dispute in Gopalgarh in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district. It was alleged that key witnesses had made statements attributing specific role to these legislators, but the CBI had not carried out investigation against them. Taking note of the statements made by accused, the special court directed the CBI to investigate role of the two MLAs and the two other persons. 

As per the chargesheet, 15 people belonging to Gopalgarh, Pahari and nearby villages have been charged under Section 302 (murder), Section 307 (attempt to murder), alongside Section 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharging of his duties) of the IPC since a mob on September 14, 2011 had attacked the police. The CBI has also charged the accused under Section 435 of the IPC (mischief by fire or explosive substance with intent to cause damage) as many people had complained of damage to their agricultural produce.

Trains for Bharatpur in Rail Budget 2012-13

Trains for Bharatpur in Rail Budget 2012-13: Union Rail Budget 2012-13 presented today by Union Railway Minister Mr Dinesh Trivedi gets mix review from people and industry. Railway budget 2012-13 might not be good for other states but is was somewhat better as compare to previous years for Bharatpur and Rajasthan with some lane up-gradation, survey of Bullet train between Delhi-Jodhpur via Jaipur and 15 New Express trains, 5 New passenger trains announced today. Here is close look of Rail Budget 2012-13 and what Rajasthan gets in this Budget.
New Express Trains for Bharatpur , Rajasthan in Rail Budget 2012-13:
1. Coimbatore-Bikaner AC Express (Weekly) via Roha, Vasai Road, Ahmedabad, Jodhpur
2. Ahmedabad-Ajmer Intercity Express (Daily)
3. Ajmer-Haridwar Express (Tri-Weekly) via Delhi
4. Bikaner-Puri Express (Weekly) via Jaipur, Kota, Katni Murwara, Jharsuguda, Sambalpur
5. Firozpur-Sriganganagar Express (Daily) via Fazilka, Abohar
6. Jaipur-Secunderabad Express (Weekly) via Nagda, Bhopal, Narkher, Amravati, Akola
7. Okha-Jaipur Express (Weekly) via Palanpur, Ajmer
8. Valsad-Jodhpur Express (Weekly) via Palanpur, Marwar
9. Bandra (T) – Delhi Sarai Rohilla Express (Weekly) via Palanpur, Phulera
10. Bikaner-Bandra(T) Express (Weekly) via Jodhpur, Marwar, Ahmedabad
11. Ahmedabad-Gorakhpur Express (Weekly) via Palanpur, Jaipur, Mathura, Farrukhabad, Kanpur
12. Kota-Hanumangarh Express (Daily) via Jaipur, Degana, Bikaner
13. Darbhanga-Ajmer Express (Weekly) via Raxaul, Sitapur, Bareilly, Kasganj, Mathura
14. Hyderabad-Ajmer Express (Weekly) via Manmad, Itarsi, Ratlam
15. Santragachi-Ajmer Express (Weekly) via Kharagpur, Chandil, Barkakana, Katni, Kota
New Passenger Trains for Bharatpur , Rajasthan in Rail Budget 2012-13:
1. Sriganganagar-Suratgarh Passenger (Daily)
2. Ajmer-Pushkar Passenger (5 Days)
3. Kota-Jhalawar City Passenger (Daily)
4. Jodhpur-Bilara Passenger (Daily)
5. Phulera-Rewari Passenger (Daily)
Extension of Trains for Bharatpur , Rajasthan in Rail Budget 2012-13:
1. 13237/13238/13239/13240 Patna-Mathura Express to Kota
2. 15013/15014 Kathgodam-Delhi Sarai Rohilla Express to Jodhpur
3. 12991/12992 Udaipur-Ajmer Express to Jaipur
4. 19781/19782/19771/19772 Jaipur-Amritsar Express to Ajmer
5. 18207/18208 Durg-Jaipur Express to Ajmer
6. 19605/19606 Kolkata-Ajmer Express to Ahmedabad (via Abu Road)
7. 51973/51974 Mathura-Bandikui Passenger to Jaipur
8. 54809/54810 Rewari-Degana Passenger to Jodhpur
Increase in Frequency for Bharatpur , Rajasthan in Rail Budget 2012-13
1. 12485/12486 Shri Ganganagar-Hazur Sahib Nanded Express from 1 to 3 days.

CBI filed charge sheet in Bharatpur riots

Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Tuesday filed a charge-sheet in a court here against 15 accused in the case of communal violence in Rajasthan's Bharatpur district in which at least 10 Muslims were killed. Members of the Gujjar and Meo communities clashed in Bharatpur district Sep 14 last year over a piece of land, which one group claimed was for a burial centre and the other said was for a pond. Ten people were killed while at least 20 others were injured in the violence. CBI sources said that members from both the communities have been made accused in the chargesheet. The accused have been charged with sections 302 (murder), 307 (attempt to murder), 353 (preventing public servant from discharging of his duties) and other sections of the Indian Penal Code.

BSNL Bharatpur

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd(BSNL), Bharatpur offers various telecom services in Bharatpur city, Blocks and rural Villages including smallest town of district under Rajasthan Telecom Circle. BSNL Bharatpur offers following services in Bharatpur:
* BSNL Broadband/ Fast Internet
* BSNL Landline / Wireless Phones
* 3G Services
* 3G Data cards/ EVDO,NIC Cards
* 2G and CDMA/NIC Mobile services
* ISDN/ Leased line services
Some of Important Numbers of BSNL Bharatpur:
BSNL Broadband/ Landline complain booking No: 198
BSNL New Services: 1500
Serior officers No:
Balveer Singh, GMTD Bharatpur 05644-231000
Govind Singhal, DGM Bharatpur 05644-226700

Bharatpur MP, MLAs

Bharatpur MP, MLAs and Assembly Seats:

* MP Lok Sabha Election (2009)

Name of Parliamentary Constituency	Name of M.P.	Party Affiliation
(9) Bharatpur	Sri Ratan Singh	INC

* MLA Assembly Elections (2008)

Name of Assembly Constituency	Name of MLA	Party Affiliation
KAMAN	Smt. ZAHIDA	INC
NAGAR	Smt. ANITA	BJP
DEEG-KUMHER	SRI DIGAMBER SINGH	BJP
BHARATPUR	SRI VIJAY KUMAR	BJP
NADBAI	SMT. KRISHNENDRA KAUR (DEEPA)	BJP
WEIR	SRI BAHADUR SINGH	BJP
BAYANA	SRI GYARSA RAM	BJP

Voter List Bharatpur

Voter List Bharatpur District: Rajasthan Govt.'s Chief Electroral Officer provides the list of Voters online from October 2010. Now you can check you Name in Voter list by selecting your respective District name in below link. Please check the date of last update on website.

Check Name in Voter List Bharatpur

Krishnendra Kaur

Krishnendra Kaur (Deepa) is a former member of Lok Sabha . She was elected to Lok Sabha from Bharatpur in Rajasthan as candidate of Bharatiya Janata Party. She is from former royal family of Bharatpur.She was born in 1954 and had her education at Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls’ Public School, Jaipur.She has been a member of Rajasthan Legislative Assembly from Nadbai. Elected to Rajasthan Legislative assembly in 2008.

Bharatpur Govt. Officers Contact Number

Bharatpur Government officers Mobile Number: Govt of Rajasthan along with state owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd(BSNL) last years brings the facility of Mobile Numbers under CUG Scheme so that Govt Officers, Staff can be easily accessible to People and higher authorities. Here are list of Mobile Numbers for various Government Department Authorities starting with Series 95********.

Bharatpur Govt. Officers Contact Number

Bharatpur Villages PIN Code

Bharatpur district Villages PIN Code Numbers List:

• Akhaigarh 321614 • Anaha Gate Bharatpur 321001 • Atal Band Mandi 321001 • Bahaj 321208 • Bahtana 321209 • Ballabhgarh 321409 • Band Baretha 321405 • Bansi Paharpur 321403 • Barkhera 321036 • Baroli Bharatpur 321416 • Basan Darwaza 321001 • Bayana Bazariya 321401 • Bayana H O 321401 • Bayana Jain Gali 321401 • Bayana Kutchery 321401 • Bharatpur 321001 • Bharatpur Agency 321001 • Bharatpur City 321001 • Bharatpur H O 321001 • Bhusawar 321406 • Bhusawar Town 321406 • Bilond 321035 • Brahambad 321410 • Bus Stand Kaman 321022 • Bus Stand Kumher 321201 • Bus Stand Nagar 321205 • Chauburja Bharatpur 321001 • Chhonkerwara Kalan 321407 • Collectorate 321001 • Deeg Court 321203 • Deeg H O 321203 • Deeg Laxman Mandir 321203 • Dahra 321034 • Depot 321026 • Dhana Kherli 321427 • Gadoli 321603 • Garhi Bajna 321423 • Ghatri 321412 • Gopalgarh 321211 • Gopalgarh Bharatpur 321001 • Gopinath Mohalla 321022 • Gulpara 321031 • Halena 321601 • Industrial Area Bharatpur 321001 • Isapur Katara 321035 • Itamda 321417 • Jaghina 321021 • Jagjiwanpur 321426 • Jalalpur 321029 • Jeewad 321425 • Jurhera 321023 • Kaithwara 321032 • Kaman 321022 • Kanjoli Lines Bharatpur 321001 • Khan Surajpur 321428 • Khankhera 321430 • Khanwa 321420 • Khareri 321411 • Kherli Gadasia 321028 • Khoh 321206 • Kotwali Bharatpur 321001 • Krishna Colony 321001 • Kumher 321201 • Kumher Gate Bharatpur 321001 • Laxman Mandir Bharatpur 321001 • Ludhawai 321305 • Mahalpur Chura 321424 • Mahila Vidyapeeth 321406 • Mai 321033 • Majajpur 321415 • Marena Bharatpur 321027 • Mathura Darwaza Bharatpur 321001 • Milakpur 321304 • Nadbai 321602 • Nadbai Town 321602 • Nagar Bharatpur 321205 • Narharpur 321418 • Nayagaon Khalsa 321419 • New Mandi Bharatpur 321001 • Nithar 321414 • Pahari 321204 • Pathena 321615 • Penghore 321202 • Pichuna 321301 • Pinghera 321030 • Purani Deeg 321203 • Ranjeet Nagar Bharatpur 321001 • Rareh 321025 • Rudawal 321402 • Rupbas 321404 • Rupbas Town 321404 • Salasar 321506 • Salempur Kalan 321413 • Salempur Khurd 321421 • Samraya 321422 • Sawai 321207 • Sawai Kheda 321207 • Sewar 321303 • Sikri 321024 • Siras 321429 • Thoon 321210 • Uchain 321302 • Wagon Factory Bharatpur 321001 • Weir 321408 • Weir Town 321408 • Adda 321411 • Aghapur 321001 • Ajan 321025 • Ajau 321303 • Anahgatebharatpur Ndtso 321001 • Andhiyari 321302 • Aroda 321411 • Atari 321028 • Baben 321026 • Bachhamdi 321302 • Bachhamdi Noh 321001 • Bagren 321411 • Bajhera Kalan 321408 • Band Baretha So 321405 • Banshi Paharpur So 321403 • Bansi Khurd 321303 • Barakhur 321021 • Bareh Mafi 321301 • Bargha 321301 • Barkheda 321028 • Baroda 321402 • Barso 321001 • Bayana Mdg 321401 • Bazariya Bayana Ndtso 321401 • Behnera 321001 • Bhainsa 321301 • Bhandore 321026 • Bharatpur Agency Ndtso 321001 • Bharatpur City Nd Mdg 321001 • Bhawanpura 321405 • Bhont 321303 • Bidiyari 321401 • Bilothi 321025 • Borai 321026 • Brahmbad So 321410 • Chak Samri 321404 • Chauburja Bharatpurndtso 321001 • Chenkora 321404 • Chichana 321001 • Chiksana 321001 • Collectorate Btp Ndtso 321001 • Dahgaon 321401 • Dahina Gaon 321402 • Damdama 321401 • Dana Khedli 321403 • Daulat Garh 321404 • Dhadhren 321411 • Dhanota 321303 • Dharsoni 321028 • Dhormui 321025 • Dorda 321404 • Dumaria 321405 • Ekta 321302 • Farso 321401 • Forest Lodge 321001 • Gajipur 321411 • Gaomdi 321021 • Ghusiyari 321001 • Gobra 321401 • Gopalgarh Btp Ndtso 321001 • Hatheni 321021 • Hatizar 321028 • Helak 321303 • Hishamada 321408 • Ibrahimpur 321404 • Ikran 321001 • Ind.area Btp Gds Ndso 321001 • Jaghina Dso 321021 • Jahangirpur 321028 • Jain Gali Bayana Ndtso 321401 • Jatmasi 321403 • Jatoli Rathbhan 321025 • Jharoli 321303 • Jotroli 321403 • K.u.m.bharatpur Ndtso 321001 • Kachahri Bayana 321401 • Kakraua 321402 • Kanavar 321401 • Kanjoli Line Btp Dso 321026 • Kapoora Malooka 321411 • Karwari 321411 • Kasoda 321026 • Keir 321411 • Khan Kheda 321411 • Khan Surjapur 321404 • Khareri So 321411 • Khera Thakur 321402 • Kherli Gadasia Dso 321028 • Khohra 321401 • Khunt Kheda 321411 • Kot 321405 • Kotwalibharatpur Ndtso 321001 • Krishna Colony Btp Ndtso 321001 • Kumha 321303 • Kumhergate Btp Ndtso 321001 • Kurka 321301 • Lakhanpur 321408 • Lehchora Kalan 321401 • Ludhawai Gds So 321305 • Madanpur 321411 • Madha Pura 321402 • Madhoni 321026 • Mahaloni 321401 • Mahalpur Choora 321403 • Mahmadpura 321405 • Mahua 321303 • Malah 321001 • Maloni 321404 • Mandoli 321402 • Mathura Gate Btp Ndtso 321001 • Mehrawar 321411 • Mertha 321404 • Milsama 321404 • Moroli Dang 321402 • Moroli Kalan 321025 • Mudhera 321302 • Mudota 321303 • Muhari 321408 • Murwara 321026 • Nagla Tehriyan 321302 • Nagla Tula 321405 • Nahroli 321401 • Naroli 321410 • Navali 321401 • Nayagaon 321404 • Nekpur 321302 • New Mandi Btp Ndtso 321001 • Nibhera 321402 • Noharda 321404 • Ondelgaddi 321404 • Pali Dang 321405 • Par 321303 • Paraswara 321028 • Paraua 321405 • Phulwara 321021 • Pichuna Dso 321301 • Pingora 321028 • Pipla 321021 • Purabai Kheda 321410 • Rahimgarh 321408 • Ranjeet Nagar Btp Ndtso 321001 • Rareh Dso 321025 • Raroda 321411 • Rasilpur 321402 • Roopbas So 321404 • Roopbas Town Ndtso 321404 • Rudawal So 321402 • Rundh 321404 • Sadpura 321410 • Salabad 321401 • Samogar 321411 • Samri 321405 • Santruk 321025 • Sehna 321302 • Sewar Dso 321303 • Shahpur Dang 321401 • Shekhpur 321028 • Sikandara 321401 • Singhada 321410 • Singhania 321405 • Sirrond 321403 • Sogar 321001 • Soopa 321410 • Suhans 321408 • Sunari 321001 • Takha 321025 • Tarsuma 321405 • Thana Tang 321401 • Tuhiya 321001 • Turtipura 321405 • Uchain Dso 321302 • Umrend 321408 • Uncha Gaom 321303 • Undra 321001 • Veerampura 321302 • Weir So 321408 • Weir Town Ndtso 321408

Kunwar Natwar Singh

Kunwar Natwar Singh was born on May 16, 1931, at Jaghina village in Bharatpur, Rajastan, India. He belongs to Bhagaur Gotra in Jat community. Maharaja Bachchu Singh was the relative of Patiala royal family and Mr. Natwar Singh is also the relative of Patiala family. Mr. Natwar Singh's father served the Royal Army of Bharatpur Province. He was for a while a minister without portfolio after having been removed from his post as Minister in charge of External Affairs on November 7, 2005 under a cloud of scandal. Named by U.N. Volcker committee as a beneficiary of illegal payoffs in Iraqi oil scam, was forced to resign from the Cabinet on Dec 6, 2005.

Natwar Singh attended Mayo College and Scindia School, Gwalior. He was an undergraduate at St. Stephen's College, Delhi. He subsequently studied at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge University and at Peking University in China.

Jat Rulars of Bharatpur

Bharatpur is one of the ancient state ruled by Jat Rulers of Rajasthan by Sinsinwar clan of Jats.  It was founded by Jat Maharaja Suraj Mal in 1733. Located in Mewat region, Bharatpur was once an impregnable, well-fortified city, and the capital of a kingdom ruled by Jat Maharajas. The trio of Bharatpur, Deeg and Dholpur has played an important part not only in the Jat history of Rajasthan but also the history of India.

Jat Rulars of Bharatpur are:

* Raja Ram, 1670 – 1688
* Churaman, 1695 – 1721
* Badan Singh, 1724 - 1756
* Maharaja Suraj Mal, 1756 - 1767
* Maharaja Jawahar Singh, 1767 - 1768
* Maharaja Ratan Singh, 1768 - 1769
* Maharaja Kehri Singh, 1769 - 1771
* Maharaja Nawal Singh, 1771 - 1776
* Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 1776 - 1806
* Maharaja Randhir Singh, 1805 - 1823
* Maharaja Baldeo Singh, 1823 - 1825
* Maharaja Balwant Singh, 1825 - 1853
* Maharaja Jaswant Singh, 1853 - 1893
* Maharaja Ram Singh, 1893 - 1900 (Exiled)
* Maharani Girraj Kaur, regent 1900-1918
* Maharaja Kishan Singh, 1918 - 1929 (Exiled)
* Maharaja Brijendra Singh, 1929-1947 (Joined the Indian Union)