Rajasthan State Bharat Scouts & Guides, Jaipur

First Scout troop become operational in 1912. In Rajasthan and the units continued to grow gradually. At the time of merger in 1950, the census of the Rajasthan state association in scout section was 28862 and in guide section 2882 total 31744.

The Organization has grown quantitatively and qualitatively and the Rajasthan state association is a pioneer state in the map of the country.

Various activities of the organization are made functional separately for boys and girls under Scout and Guide sections, separately State Commissioners of Scout & Guide sections use to work as head of departments (Sections) State Chief Commissioner is head of both the sections. Senior officers of all India services and prominent administrators of the State viz. S.K. Zibbo, L L. Joshi, J.S. Mehta, R.S. Kumat, A.K.Garg and Niranjan Arya have been the state chief commissioner. Presently Shri J. C. Mohaty, senior administrator of the all India services is working as the state chief commissioner.

All the aforesaid office bearers are honorary. Secretarial work of the state headquarters is performed under the guidance the state secretary. The ex*****on of the organization is divided into two parts viz. organisation and training. All the organizational work is performed by the full time officials viz. State Organizing Commissioners of Scout & Guide section separately. All activities related to adult leader training are conducted by the honorary volunteers under the guidance of State Training Commissioner (Scout & Guide).

For boys/girls programme Assistance Organizing Commissioners and for adult leader training courses, Divisional Training Commissioners have been working at the divisional level, Circle Organiser at the district level (usually one for a district) and in larger districts circle organiser (scout & guide) work as the liaison officer and are responsible for conducting all the activities. District Training Commissioner (Scout/Guide) has been appointed to look after the training courses. At present state association have 2 state level, 8 divisional level and 36 local association level training centers across the State.