Udaipur, Jan 30: As part of National Road Safety and Zero Fatality Month–2026, the Gomati District Administration, in collaboration with the Transport Department, organised street plays at various locations across the district to spread awareness on road safety and social responsibility.
The key focus of the programme was the State Government’s ‘Rahaveer Scheme’, under which any good Samaritan who helps an accident victim reach a hospital within one hour is awarded a certificate and an honorarium of ₹25,000 by the State Transport Department. Additionally, 10 Rahaveers are selected annually for a national award, with the Central Government granting ₹1 lakh each.
The key focus of the programme was the State Government’s ‘Rahaveer Scheme’, under which any good Samaritan who helps an accident victim reach a hospital within one hour is awarded a certificate and an honorarium of ₹25,000 by the State Transport Department. Additionally, 10 Rahaveers are selected annually for a national award, with the Central Government granting ₹1 lakh each.
Through powerful performances, artists highlighted ways to prevent road accidents and emphasised citizens’ moral duty to assist accident victims without fear or hesitation. The message of responsible driving, timely help, and collective social awareness resonated strongly with the public.
The street plays witnessed notable public participation and engagement, leaving a visible impact on road safety awareness among local residents.
The street plays witnessed notable public participation and engagement, leaving a visible impact on road safety awareness among local residents.
