The CM stated that the policy allows land to be pooled and developed with the cooperation of landowners, facilitating the provision of essential services and planned layouts in the area.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu inaugurated the ten-day long Winter Carnival Shimla at The Ridge here on Tuesday.
Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Monday, inaugurated a regulated market at Totu in Shimla district constructed at a cost of Rs. 4.5 crore. The facility includes eight shops, an auction platform, a 20-bed dormitory for farmers, a spacious hall for public events and other essential amenities.
In a significant initiative as part of the nation-wide ‘Act4Dyslexia’ campaign, the highest offices of the Government and key monuments in Delhi, including Rashtrapati Bhawan
Commercial establishments were closed in many parts of the Himachal Pradesh capital on Thursday in support of protesters who have been demanding the demolition of illegal portions of a mosque in the densely populated Sanjauli area.
This was stated by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur while presiding over a review meeting of Health and Family Welfare and Ayurveda departments here on Covid-19 pandemic.
Taking advantage of deserted roads and streets after imposition of curfew in the state on 24 March, the repair teams of Shimla Jal Prabandhan Nigam Limited (SJPNL) took up the task to plug leaking pipes at 48 locations in the city, checking wastage of around 3.5 million litres of potable water per day (MLD).
The talk is of Community Radios in Himachal Pradesh which are making a difference in Covid-19 crisis by informing and educating people in local dialects ever since the lockdown was imposed on 23 March followed by curfew the next day.
Talking to media persons here, the Chief Minister said there had been no change in the situation from 15 to 20 April. “We were expecting that there won’t be more Covid-19 cases in HP. But this didn’t happen. So any relaxation in curfew at this moment will only spoil the things,” he said.
Even as the people living in the tight urban areas in the rural state of Himachal are missing their spacious homes back in villages, which, they said, could have offered them much more relaxation in this compulsory break, the lockdown has certainly made them realise what they always missed in the busy life.
