In the modified Budget 2024-25 of Rajasthan, at which place the construction…

State governments regularly announce district-specific heritage and tourism infrastructure — such as themed 'Panoramas' celebrating a particular community's art, history and culture — in their annual or revised budget speeches. Each such project is tied to ONE named location, not to the state as a whole, so identifying it means matching the project to the exact district named in that budget announcement.

In the Chief Minister's reply on Rajasthan's modified Budget 2024-25 (presented 29 July 2024), construction of the Adivasi Panorama — showcasing tribal (Adivasi) art and heritage — was approved for Dausa district, alongside other announcements for Dausa such as the Neelkanth Mahadev ropeway and a sewerage scheme for Dausa city.

Cross-check: RPSC's own Final Answer Key for the Programmer (Information Technology & Communication Deptt.) Competitive Exam-2024, Paper-I (exam dated 27-10-2024, key published 18-07-2025) marks this exact question — Q.29 of that paper — with the response matching Dausa.

• Karauli was named in the same modified budget for a different project — a Panorama development at the Shri Mahavir Ji pilgrimage site — not the Adivasi Panorama.

• Banswara and Dungarpur, both in the tribal Wagad belt, also received their own separate budget mentions (a proposed ropeway facility for Samai Mata, Banswara, and a memorial allocation for local Adivasi leaders in Dungarpur respectively) — but neither is the district named for this specific Adivasi Panorama construction.

Hence, the district named for the Adivasi Panorama construction in the modified Budget 2024-25 is Dausa.