First prize winner first Rajasthani



GK Exams - 
Arjuna Award Winner - Dr. Karan Singh (1961, Shooting)
- Prem Singh (1961, Polo)
- Salimdurrani (1961 Cricket)
Rajasthan Khel Ratna Award Winner - Limamaram (1998) Tirandaji
Dronacharya award winner - Prof. Karansih (Athletic)
Magsaysay Award Winner - Dr. P.K. Sethi (father of artificial leg)
Magsaysay Award Winning Women - Mrs. Aruna Roy
First woman and first person to receive Padmabhushan - Mrs Janaki Devi Bajaj (1956)
First and only woman of the state who was honored with both Padmashree and Padam Bhushan - Mrs. Ratan Shastri (Director of Vanasthali University) 1955 Padmashree, 1975 Padmabhushan
First lady honored with Padmashree - Mrs. Ratan Shastri 1955
First man honored with Padmashree - Mr. Suryakumar Bhuiyan, 1956
First Lady honored with Padmabhushan - Mrs. Ratan Shastri (1975)
First man honored with Padmabhushan - Mr. Kanwar Singh (1956)
First Lady honored with Padma Vibhushan - Mrs. Jankidevi Bajaj (1956)
First man honored with Padma Vibhushan - Shri Ghanshyam Das Birla
First person honored with Param Vir Chakra - Hav Major Pirsuh (posthumously, 1948)
First person honored with Ashok Chakra - Hav Shambhushi (1961)
Kirti Chakra Winner First Person - Pioneer Nasim Singh 1968 Jaipur
Mahavir Chakra Winner First Person - Colonel Kishansingh Rathod 1948 Churu
Vir Chakra Winner First Person - Squadron Leader Ajay Ahu 1999 Kota
Shaurya Chakra Winner First Person - Major Dayanand Jhunjhunu
First artist honored with "Artist" award of Rajasthan Lalitkal Academy - Shri Ramgopal


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