In Rajasthan, India, the school education department has announced the launch of the 'Sarthak Naam Abhiyan' to suggest 'appropriate and meaningful' names for children in government schools. Education Minister Madan Dilawar stated that the initiative aims to prevent feelings of inferiority among children due to embarrassing names, especially those common in rural areas, such as Kachumbar or Dhapa. The department plans to compile a list of 2,000-3,000 names for parents to consider. This campaign is part of a broader enrollment drive, ensuring that even children from nomadic communities can enroll without documents. Additionally, to celebrate academic excellence, students achieving high marks in the 2026 board exams will be honored at their schools, with their successes promoted through various media. Furthermore, an annual alumni meet will be established to engage former students in the development of their schools. The minister also emphasized the importance of daily classroom inspections by school principals and mentioned plans to identify employees in government schools who misuse intoxicants.