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Shimla : विश्वविद्यालय में स्थापना दिवस की पूर्व संध्या पर हिंदी गीत रामायण का गायन

Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar on the eve of 53rd Foundation Day of Himachal Pradesh University Shimla launched the release of Hindi Geet Ramayana book and singing of Hindi Geet Ramayana.
On this occasion the artists of Prathamesh Creation Goa performed on the rendition of Ramayana in Hindi.
In his address, the Governor said that the spirit of Lord Shri Ram binds the whole of India in the thread of unity. He said that Shri Ram is the soul of India and a symbol of our culture.
Earlier, the Vice Chancellor of Himachal Pradesh University, Prof. Sat Prakash Bansal welcomed the Governor and honored the members of Prathamesh Creation by presenting them Himachali caps and shawls.

Tricolor Campaign मुख्यमंत्री ने हर घर तिरंगा अभियान की तैयारियों की समीक्षा की

मुख्यमंत्री जय राम ठाकुर ने आज यहां आजादी का अमृत महोत्सव के अंतर्गत हर घर तिरंगा अभियान, हिमाचल के गठन के 75 वर्षों के आयोजन

रोटरी सोलन के अध्यक्ष बने अनिल चौहान  व् डॉ कमल अटवाल  सचिव चुने गया

Rotary Solan constituted the new executive today. Anil Chauhan was appointed as the head and Dr. Kamal Atwal as the secretary in the exchange of collar ceremony in the joint installation ceremony program under the Rotary rules. Innerwheel President Savita Sharma was appointed as President and Kalpana Parmar as Secretary for the year 2022-23. The newly elected Presidents of Rotary Club and Innerwheel took charge in the joint 52nd induction ceremony of Rotary Solan. On the occasion of the program Dr. YS Parmar University Vice Chancellor Prof. Rajeshwar Singh Chandel was present as the chief guest while Assistant Governor Zone-2 Manish Tomar attended as the special guest. Dr. Sanjeev Uppal conducted the program

Vice Chancellor Prof. Congratulating the elected presidents, Rajeshwar Singh Chandel said that Rotary Club is doing the work of social service selflessly. Which has great importance in the society. He urged the people that on the initiative of Rotary Solan, people came forward voluntarily in a large number of social organizations for organ donation and eye donation. Appreciating Rotary Solan, he said that Rotary emergency vans, refrigerated coffin casks, Swargdham Yatra vehicles etc. are running smoothly for the people of Solan.
Newly elected President Anil Chauhan, taking the post, thanked all the guests and told that this is the only organization in the world whose purpose is to serve humanity only. He said that this year many projects will be done by the club, out of which Organ Donation, Prosthetic Aid Bank, Beti Hai Anmol, campaign against drug addiction, blood donation camp, tree plantation, rain shelter and eye bank for Solan city etc. will be the priority. At the same time, he also formed his new executive committee.

On this occasion, Dr. Kamal Atwal of Rotary Solan, Innerwheel head Savita Sharma congratulated the new executive and presented an account of the work done during his tenure. , Along with this, information about the rewards received on the success of Rotary was given to all the people who came. Manish Tomar said that Rotarian Virender Sahni was given the Zone Award and the old head Karthik Sood was chosen as the Best Outstanding President Zone-1 and Parveen Gupta was chosen as the Outstanding Secretary Zone-1. Arun Trehan, Manoj Kohli, Manish Tomar, Anil Chauhan, Change Maker Award were selected for the District Award on the same.

The newly elected Innerwheel President Savitasharma said in her address that her priority would be to encourage education and women empowerment. She will work in the Happy School Project to schools, where computer education, awareness programs, wash stations as well as vocational courses for children will be conducted, campaigns like blood donation camps, health camps, against drug addiction.

Project Chairman Arun Trehan thanked all the guests on the occasion of the inauguration ceremony.

On this occasion, District Sector Atul Tangri and Parikshit Mahdoodia, Former Innerwheel Chairman District-308 Sangeeta Trehan, Surender Sharma of Rotary Panipat Midtown and Dr. Sanjay Soni, Sudhir Mohindru, Manoj Kohli, Laxmi Narayan Sharma, Praveen Gupta, Romesh Agarwal, Ajesh Sharma , Vijay Bhuvnesh, Vijay Duggal, Bhanu Sharma, Ajay Agarwal, and other members were present.

Mandi University मण्डी में द्वितीय राज्य विश्वविद्यालय की स्थापना

Thousands of students of 35 assembly constituencies of the state will get higher education near their doorstep
The State Government is paying special attention to the expansion of higher education under the visionary leadership of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur. Along with the establishment of excellent educational institutions, the higher educational institutions are being endowed with modern facilities by making proper use of the grant received from the Central Government through RUSA. The establishment of a second state university in Mandi will prove to be an effective step in the direction of making higher education accessible to all the remote areas of the state.
After the formation of Himachal Pradesh, the first state university was established in the year 1970 in the capital Shimla. This university, performing excellently in the field of higher education, recognized Himachali talent on the national and international stage, and leaving from here the youth left their mark of their work in various fields.
Higher education in this university expanded progressively and the number of research scholars and students also increased. New colleges were opened in the state. In such a situation, the academic and administrative burden was increasing on the university and for a long time the need for another university in the public sector was felt in the state. The establishment of private universities greatly helped in the spread of higher education, but the need for another state university remained.
The present State Government, after assuming power under the leadership of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, took the first step towards providing higher education facilities to the youth of remote areas of the state near their homes by establishing a Cluster University at Mandi. Now expanding this university has been established as the second state university of the state. Sardar Patel University came into existence on April 1, 2022 and on June 28, 2022, the Chief Minister duly inaugurated it in Mandi.
Under Sardar Patel University, Mandi, 141 government and private colleges in five districts of Kangra, Chamba, Kullu, Lahaul-Spiti and Mandi will come up. Of these, 68 state colleges, 36 B.Ed. College and other colleges including 8 Sanskrit colleges. 160 colleges of remaining seven districts Shimla, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Una, Sirmaur, Solan and Kinnaur will be under Himachal Pradesh University Shimla.
From the geographical point of view, youth from Pangi-Bharmaur of Chamba to remote areas of Lahaul-Spiti had to face many difficulties in reaching Shimla to get higher education. Parents were many times reluctant to send girls especially to such far away education. Now with the establishment of the university in Mandi, his journey has come down to less than half.
Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla will provide education to the youth of 33 assembly constituencies. At the same time, Sardar Patel University, Mandi will provide facilities of higher education to the students of 35 assembly constituencies of the state. The students of the colleges coming under this will not have to go far for their sporadic academic work. This will save their valuable time as well as money.
With the establishment of the second state university, the seats in various subjects of higher education have also increased. Youth forced to take education through distance education system due to limited seats or other reasons will now be able to take admission in regular classes for higher education. The process of filling various posts of teacher and non-teaching class is going on in this university, which has also provided employment opportunities to the highly educated youth of the state.
Initially, the admission process has been started in 11 subjects in Sardar Patel University Mandi. Among them M.A. History and Public Administration, MBA, MBE, MCA, M.Sc. Botany, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics, Zoology and M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry included.
Along with the establishment of new educational institutions, the state government is also paying special attention to strengthen the existing educational infrastructure. Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) has been implemented to improve the higher education system in the state. Under this, Rs 231 crore has been sanctioned by the Central Government. Out of this, Rs 176 crore has been released. 92 crores were approved by the Government of India in the year 2018-19. Of these, 90 percent is the central share and 10 percent is the state’s share. Out of this, infrastructure grant of Rs 20 crore has been provided to Himachal Pradesh University, infrastructure grant of Rs 52 crore to 26 colleges, Rs 12 crore to a new model degree college and Rs 8 crore to two other degree colleges for making model colleges.
Due to these efforts of the state government, the expected expansion in the field of higher education in Himachal has been ensured. Situated in the middle of the state and constantly climbing new steps in higher education, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Atal Medical Science and Research University, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Medical College, Ner Chowk in Mandi district, is now the second state university of the state. The cultural city is now emerging as the main center of higher education.

Congress Election कांग्रेस चुनाव घोषणा पत्र कमेटी की महत्वपूर्ण बैठक.

The important meeting of Himachal Pradesh Congress Election Manifesto Committee was held at Rajiv Bhawan Shimla under the chairmanship of State Congress President Pratibha Singh, MP Lok Sabha.
In this meeting, there was a discussion regarding the preparation of manifesto by the Congress Party for the upcoming Vidhan Sabha elections and it was unanimously decided that the Congress Party would go to the public and take their suggestions and after discussing them, the manifesto would be prepared.
State Congress spokesperson Devendra Bushhari informed that the meeting was attended by Leader of Opposition Mukesh Agnihotri, Secretary of All India Congress Committee and co-in-charge of state affairs Sanjay Dutt, President of Manifesto Committee Col. Dhani Ram Shandil, President of Election Campaign Committee Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. , Election Strategy Committee’s Convenor Asha Kumari, Coordination Committee President Kaul Singh Thakur, Election Management Committee President Ram Lal Thakur, Publicity and Publicity Committee President Sudhir Sharma, State Working President Rajendra Rana, Pawan Kajal, Vinay Kumar, Manifesto Committee Ashish Butail, Vice President, Manifesto Committee member Rohit Thakur, Bhawani Singh Pathania gave their valuable suggestions.

Women and Child Development महिला एवं बाल विकास विभाग और कौशल विकास निगम के मध्य कौशल प्रशिक्षण के लिए समझौता ज्ञापन हस्ताक्षरित

A spokesperson of the Department of Women and Child Development informed here today that the department has signed an MoU with Himachal Pradesh Skill Development Corporation to provide skill training on various subjects to various participants/stakeholders belonging to the department. He said that with the implementation of this agreement, free skill training would be provided to the selected participants by the Directorate. This agreement will prove to be effective in strengthening the future of boys and girls living in 43 child care institutions run by the directorate.
He said that under this, boys and girls above the age of 17 years would be trained through recognized training institutes, the expenditure on which would be borne by the Skill Development Corporation. Apart from this, training is provided by Himachal Pradesh Skill Development Corporation to the girl child below the age of 17 years in the child and girl care institutions itself in the subjects like IT, Electronics, Plumbing, Mechanical, Digital and IT based financial based literacy, learning techniques. Will be done.
He said that apart from this it has also been decided that training of trainers in various subjects like digital literacy, information technology, financial literacy and learning techniques etc. will be done through Skill Development Corporation to the supervisors of the department.
He said that in Himachal Pradesh, the rate of use of internet for women is 49.7 percent and that of men is 67.9 percent. In view of this, after the training, efforts will be made by the supervisors through Anganwadi workers and empowered women centers etc. to take digital literacy to the masses, especially women, so that they can also use internet and technology to make life accessible, get information etc. Use it and protect yourself from cyber fraud. In addition to this MoU Under this, training will also be provided on other main subjects. All the trainees will be evaluated by Himachal Pradesh Skill Development Corporation and certificates will be given to the successful trainees.

Medical : दुर्घटना के समय घायल व्यक्ति को तत्काल चिकित्सा मुहैया करवाने में मददगार बनकर कीमती जान बचाने में अपना महत्त्वपूर्ण योगदान दें नेक व्यक्तिः बिक्रम सिंह

The third meeting of the State Transport Development and Road Safety Council was held here today under the chairmanship of Industries, Transport, Labor and Employment Minister Bikram Singh. Various aspects related to road safety and providing efficient transport service were discussed in the meeting.
Addressing the meeting, the Transport Minister said that the number of deaths due to road accidents in the country is very high and according to an estimate, 50 percent of these people have to get urgent medical facilities within an hour (golden hour) of the accident. But can be saved. He said that by giving legal rights, the government has provided full protection to the goodwill and honor of the noble person who helped at the time of accident. No interrogation will be done against his will, nor is he required to stay in the hospital. He urged the people to make an important contribution in saving the precious life of the injured person by helping him to provide all possible immediate medical attention at the time of road accident.
Bikram Singh said that the Himachal Road Safety Fund and Activities Rules, 2022 has been notified by the Government under which implementation and strengthening of road safety measures and activities are being ensured. Rs 18.38 crore fund has been released by the government on road safety. A road safety action plan of Rs 28.52 crore is proposed for the year 2022-23.
He said that keeping in view the seriousness of road safety, a Road Safety Cell has been established under the Transport Department, in which officers of Public Works, Transport, Police, Health and Education departments have been included. Accident prone black spots are being rectified through NHAI and Public Works Department. 75 lakh has been released to the police department for liquor sensor and speed check radar. The speed limit of vehicles has been re-fixed. He also directed the Transport Department to ensure the participation of non-official members of the Council in the awareness activities at the state and district level.
He said that to make school students aware of road safety, a course on road safety has been prepared in collaboration with State Educational Institute and Research Center Solan and it will be started from class VI to X in the coming academic session. Under the road safety awareness campaign by the department, an amount of Rs.3 crore has been released to the education department for the establishment of road safety clubs in higher secondary schools and colleges. Under the project of the Central Government, a monitoring center has been set up to monitor the movement of passenger vehicles for the safety of women and children. Trauma centers are also being set up at the district level.
The Transport Minister said that in the last four and a half years, the Transport Department has earned revenue of Rs 1985.93 crore from various heads. The revenue target for the financial year 2022-23 is Rs 512.10 crore and in the first quarter the department has earned a total revenue of Rs 182.78 crore which is Rs 85.70 crore more than the corresponding period last year. He said that the department has collected a fine amounting to Rs 22.28 crore by driving 129570 against the violators of motor vehicle rules.
He said that in view of the adverse circumstances of the Kovid period, the State Government has provided financial assistance and exemption of Rs 164.12 crore to the operators associated with the transport business. This includes 100% exemption in stage carriage, contract carriage and token tax for buses of educational institutions, special toll and passenger tax.
Director General of Police Sanjay Kundu said that the need of the hour was to make provision of pedestrian paths on the roads as well as integrated transport management system and traffic police stations. Innovative experiments like Traffic Volunteer in Shimla should be taken to all the districts.
Principal Secretary Transport Onkar Chand Sharma said that road safety is a sensitive subject and the Transport Department is trying to strengthen it in coordination with other departments. He urged all the concerned departments to cooperate in ensuring road safety by acting on the suggestions received in the coordination and review meetings.
In the meeting, non-official members also gave their valuable suggestions.
Director Transport Anupam Kashyap welcomed the Transport Minister and all the government and non-official members. Ghanshyam Chand, Secretary, State Transport Authority proposed vote of thanks. Additional Commissioner Transport and Road Safety Hemis Negi conducted the proceedings of the meeting.
Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Abhishek Trivedi, Chief Engineer of Public Works Department Ajay Gupta, Director Health Anita Mahajan and other members of the council were present in the meeting.

Rapidly increasing cases of Covid in Sirmaur, the number of patients increased to 112

The infection of the global pandemic Covid-19 has started increasing again in district Sirmour, given which Deputy Commissioner Sirmour Ram Kumar Gautam has appealed to all the district residents to take necessary precautions.
He said that since the decline in the cases of Covid in the past, people had reduced the use of masks and started coming to other districts and states, due to which there has been an increase in the cases of Kovid again, which is a matter of concern. He said that today the number of active cases of Covid-19 in the district has reached 112 and this number is increasing day by day.
He said that to protect against Covid-19, follow the rules like the use of masks, hand hygiene, and 2 yards distance. He has appealed to the people of the district to avoid visiting unnecessarily overcrowded places and use masks and sanitizers while traveling in public places, in government offices and public vehicles and keep a proper distance from each other. Do not take any cold, cough, fever, body ache, or respiratory problems lightly, and get your corona tested. He said that senior citizens and people suffering from pre-existing diseases must be extra careful.
The Deputy Commissioner said that the threat of the Covid-19 epidemic is not completely over yet, so be careful. He said that for the patients of Covid-19, there is a provision of 40 beds in Civil Hospital Paonta Sahib and 30 beds in Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar Government Medical College and Hospital Nahan. Apart from this, isolation wards have been prepared in all health institutions from where COVID-19 patients will be shifted to Civil Hospital Paonta Sahib or Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar Government Medical College and Hospital Nahan.
He also appealed to all the eligible people above the age of 18 years of the district to get a booster dose of the Covid vaccine. He said that from July 15, 2022, a booster dose is being provided free of cost by the government, which the residents of the district should take full advantage of and ensure the safety of themselves and their families from Covid infection.

Decisions of the Himachal Pradesh Cabinet – July 14, 2022- हिमाचल प्रदेश मंत्रिमण्डल के निर्णय

In a meeting of the State Cabinet held here today under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, it was decided to fill 500 posts of Medical Officers in the Health Department to ensure better health facilities to the people of the State near their doorsteps. Out of these 500 posts, 300 posts of medical officers will be filled within one month through walk-in-interview and 200 posts through Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission.
The cabinet also decided to fill 880 posts of Community Health Officers on contract basis under National Health Mission in various health and wellness centers of the state.
In the meeting, it was decided to fill 19 posts of Dental Officers on contract basis in the Department of Dental Health Services. Out of these, 50 percent posts will be filled through Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission and 50 percent will be filled on batch wise basis.
In the meeting, it was decided to open the Block Medical Office at Kafota in Sirmaur district and create and fill 18 posts of different categories for its smooth functioning.
The Cabinet approved the extension of the Mandi Arbitration Scheme for the purchase of fruits of apple, mango and lemon varieties such as kinnow, malta, orange, galgal for the year 2022, along with an increase of Re 1 per kg in the procurement as compared to the previous year. also approved.
Under this scheme, 250 metric seedling, 500 metric ton graphited and 500 metric ton achari mango will be purchased for all varieties of mango at the rate of Rs.10.50. These will be procured through Himachal Pradesh Horticulture Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation Limited and HIMFED with a handling fee of Rs 1.30 per kg.
Under Mandi Arbitration Scheme, about 144936 metric tonnes of apples will be procured at the rate of Rs 10.50 per kg and handling charges of Rs 2.75 per kg. Under this scheme, 305 procurement centers will be opened according to the demand of fruit growers, out of which 169 centers will be opened and operated by Himachal Pradesh Horticulture Produce Marketing and Processing Corporation Limited and 136 collection centers will be opened and operated by HIMFED.
Similarly, 500 MT of Kinnow, Malta and Orange will be procured at the rate of Rs 9.50, Grade C at the rate of Rs 9.50, and 100 MT Galgal at Rs 8 per kg. Under this, the handling charge has been fixed at Rs 2.65 per kg for citrus fruits and Re 1 per kg for galgal.
The state cabinet also decided to remove the ban on transfer for 10 days from July 18 to 27, 2022.
In the meeting, it was decided to recommend to the Governor to convene the Monsoon session of Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly by August 10, 11, 12 and 13, 2022.
The Cabinet signed a loan agreement of Rs 1098.89 crore with the Asian Development Bank through the Department of Economic Affairs, Government of India to provide external assistance to Himachal Pradesh Rural Water Improvement and Livelihood Project to provide clean drinking water to every household in the state. approved. The project is funded by a loan of Rs 760.77 crore from Asian Development Bank and Rs 338.12 crore from Himachal Pradesh Government in which Asian Development Bank will have 69.2 per cent share and State Government will have 30.8 per cent.
The Cabinet gave its nod to create 24 posts of different categories for its smooth operation including opening of Jal Shakti Circle at Thunag in Mandi district.
In the meeting, it was decided to fill 26 posts of clerks in Jal Shakti Department through limited direct recruitment.
In the meeting, approval was given to fill up 25 posts of Junior Scale Stenographers in Himachal Pradesh Secretariat on contract basis.
The Cabinet gave its approval to open Sub Divisional Offices (Civil) at Rakkad and Kotla Behar in Kangra district.
In the meeting, approval was given to open three new Patwar circles along with creation of necessary posts in Kigas, Bamsoi and Odidhar of Aut tehsil of Mandi district.
In the meeting, approval was given to reorganize the existing Patwar circles under Paonta Sahib tehsil of Sirmaur district. In order to facilitate the people of the area, in addition to 11 new Patwar Circles at Devi Nagar, Gondpur, Chhacheti, Patliyon, Baikun, Shamsherpur, Manpur Deora, Khodri, Mohkampur, Nawada, Banour and Dandan, two new Kanungo Circles at Rajpura and Bhatanwali and Approval was given to open two new sub-tehsils at Rajpur and Khorowal. With this, a total of 23 Patwar circles and 4 Kanungo circles will become in Paonta Sahib Tehsil.
The cabinet decided to open new sub tehsils at Kala Amb in Nahan tehsil of Sirmaur district, Dhamwadi under Chidgaon tehsil of Shimla district, Samarkot under Rohru tehsil of Shimla district and Chachian in Palampur tehsil of Kangra district.
The cabinet decided to transfer/lease out the government land on lease of Re 1 per annum for 99 years for opening new Kendriya Vidyalayas at Dharampur and Sandhol in Mandi district.
Approval was also given in the meeting to open two new Cyber ​​Crime Police Stations at the Range Headquarters of Dharamsala and Mandi.
In the meeting, it was also decided to build three inspection cottages of Jal Shakti Department at Deodhar in Saraj area of ​​Mandi district, Katrain area of ​​Kullu district and Timbi in Shillai area of ​​Sirmaur district.
The cabinet gave its approval for opening of new water power sections at Duhak and Tampa under Jal Shakti Mandal, Thural. For the smooth functioning of these sections, different categories of Approval was also given for creation of posts.
In the meeting, Dr. Y.S. In order to establish a regional center of Botanical Survey of India in the premises of Parmar Horticulture and Forestry University, Nauni, it was decided to lease 6.6 acres of land of the University in favor of Botanical Survey of India on a token lease of Re 1 for 99 years.
The Cabinet gave its approval to create and fill four posts of different categories for the convenience of the students in the newly acquired Government Sanskrit College, Dangar in district Bilaspur.
In the cabinet meeting, it was decided to start commerce classes in Government Senior Secondary School Nishu in district Mandi and to fill up three posts here.
In the meeting, it was decided to start commerce classes in Government Senior Secondary School Sanhal and Dhamandari in Una district and to create 5 posts here.
The cabinet also decided to upgrade Government High School Panvi of Kinnaur district to Government Senior Secondary School by creating and filling 6 posts of different categories.
The Cabinet approved the grant of Bachelor of Sowa Rigpa Medicine and Surgery to the Institute of His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Dharamsala, District Kangra under the provisions of the Central Council of Indian Medicine (Requirements of Minimum Standards for Undergraduate Sowa Rigpa Colleges and Attached Hospitals) Regulations-2017. Approved to grant NOC for recognition to Tsi-Khang Sowa Rigpa College and Hospital and Tibetan Institute of Medicine and Astronomy.
In the meeting, approval was given to create and fill three posts including opening of Ayurvedic Health Center at Kalatha in Sirmaur district.
The cabinet also gave its approval for opening of new Ayurvedic Health Center at Sipur in Kasumpti area of ​​Shimla district and creation and filling up of three posts of different categories.
In the meeting, it was decided to fill three posts of dispensers in the Department of Prisons and Correctional Services.
The Cabinet also decided to convert three posts of Finger Print Examiner into Scientific Assistant in District Forensic Units Bilaspur, Nurpur and Baddi.
In the meeting, it was also decided to open a new third circle of Public Works Department in Mandi and to fill them up by creating necessary posts.
The cabinet also decided to open a new sub-division of Public Works Department at Makridi in Mandi district and create and fill nine posts.
Approval was also given in the meeting to select Center for Development of Advanced Computing, Noida for design, development and implementation of web based Hospital Management Information System in 53 hospitals of the state.
The Cabinet also gave its approval to open a new Sub Health Center in Gram Panchayat Zol of Jwali Vidhan Sabha constituency of Kangra district.
In the meeting, it was also decided to open primary health center at Chiyuni in Mandi district and to fill up three posts of different categories.
The cabinet also decided to upgrade the Community Health Center of Shimla district, Sandasu to 50 bedded health institution, by creating and filling 16 posts of different categories.
In the meeting, it was also decided to open a new sub-health center at Kanola of Mashobra, Gram Panchayat of Shimla district.
In the cabinet meeting, it was decided to upgrade primary health center Kotla in district Kangra to community health center and also to create and fill two posts.
The cabinet gave its approval for opening of sub-health centers along with creation of necessary posts at Tatiana, Khadkahan and Shilli Adhog in district Sirmaur.
In the meeting, along with opening of Primary Health Center at Babeli in Manali Tehsil of Kullu district, it was also decided to create and fill three posts of different categories.
The Cabinet decided to upgrade Primary Health Center Gushaini to Community Health Center and Sub Health Center Jibhi to Primary Health Center in Banjar Tehsil of Kullu District for the convenience of the people of the area.
The cabinet decided to open a new sub health center at Suri in Una district.
The cabinet decided to upgrade the primary health centers of Una district, Amlehar and Badhehra Rajputana, to community health centers and to fill up seven posts of different categories.
The cabinet also gave its approval to upgrade the primary health center Gorkhuwala-2 of Sirmaur district to a 10-bedded health institution for the convenience of the people.
The cabinet gave its approval for upgradation of Community Health Center Sainj in Kullu district to 50 bedded health institution and creation and filling up of 27 posts of different categories here.
In the cabinet meeting, along with upgradation of Community Health Center Haripurdhar of district Sirmaur to civil hospital, it was decided to create and fill 26 posts of different categories for smooth functioning of this health institute.
In the meeting, it was also decided to upgrade the sub-health center Zarag of Sirmaur district to the primary health centre.
In the meeting, it was also decided to upgrade 30 bedded Community Health Center Rajpur to 50 bedded Health Institute in Sirmaur district and create and fill 20 posts of different categories for its smooth functioning.
The cabinet made the primary health center of Kangra district Badukhar community Along with upgradation in the health center, it gave its approval to create and fill four posts of different categories.
In the cabinet meeting, it was decided to increase the bed capacity of Community Health Center at Raisan in Kullu district to 30 beds for the convenience of the people of the area.

Mandi मुख्यमंत्री ने मंडी में 62.16 करोड़ रुपये लागत की चार विकासात्मक परियोजनाओं के लोकार्पण और शिलान्यास किए

Inaugurated the Maternal and Child Hospital building worth Rs 28.55 crore and Adarsh ​​Career Center worth Rs 2.36 crore in Mandi

Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur today inaugurated and laid foundation stones of four developmental projects costing Rs 62.16 crore in Mandi.
The Chief Minister under the World Bank funded HPHDP at Kangnidhar Upgradation and Strengthening of Main Market Yard at a cost of Rs 1.30 crore, Maternal and Child Hospital building of 100 bed capacity constructed at a cost of Rs 28.55 crore and Rs 2.36 crore at Mandi. Adarsh ​​Career Center built at a cost was inaugurated. He also laid the foundation stone of Anaj Mandi to be constructed at Kangni with an investment of Rs.29.02 crore. On this occasion, the Chief Minister felicitated a girl child under the Beti Hai Anmol program and provided her with the opportunity to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone.
Addressing the people on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the Adarsh ​​Career Center would prove to be an excellent platform for providing counseling to the participants and students preparing for employment opportunities. He said that the Adarsh ​​Career Center would work on a large scale on the NCS portal and this portal would provide the facility of registration to the participants besides providing facility of skill up-gradation through personality development. The center will also help the participants to understand the process of self-registration and prepare for the campus interview process.
Jai Ram Thakur said that the first phase of this grain market would be constructed at a cost of Rs 15 crore. He said that more than 20 bighas of land has been provided for the construction of this grain market, which will prove beneficial for the farmers and traders. He said that the Mother and Child Hospital with a capacity of 100 beds would be equipped with all state-of-the-art facilities at a cost of Rs.29 crore to meet the health needs of mothers and children. He also thanked the then Union Health Minister and BJP National President Jagat Prakash Nadda for providing two Mother and Child Hospitals at Mandi and Sundernagar. He said that the Congress government did not do anything in these hospitals during its tenure, but the present state government expedited the construction work immediately after coming to power.
The Chief Minister said that during the tenure of the present State Government, unprecedented development has been ensured in the State, especially in the district Mandi. He said that there are some projects like Medical University, State University, Shivdham, Dev Sadan etc., which will prove to be a milestone in the history of development of district Mandi. He said that the building of Government College Mandi, to be constructed at a cost of Rs 27 crore, would be dedicated to the public within the next two months. He said that efforts would also be made to provide better parking facility in Mandi town.
Jai Ram Thakur said that due to his humble background, he understands the developmental needs of the general public. He said that Samvad Sadans were formed in Shimla’s Secretariat and Oak Over, Mandi, Solan and Dharamsala by meeting the Chief Minister and other ministers to solve their public problems. He said that similar dialogue houses are being constructed in Manali, Una and other parts of the state as well.
The Chief Minister accused the senior Congress leader of the district of not doing any development in the district despite being in power for several terms. He said that the same leaders are now accusing the present state government of not doing any kind of development in the district Mandi. He said that an airport would definitely be built in the district Mandi, which would bring a lot of change in the economy of the district. He said that after the completion of the new census, the State Government would consider taking out the areas included in the Municipal Corporation Mandi, because after the new census, suitable population would be ensured in Mandi Nagar to meet the requirement criteria.
Welcoming the Chief Minister, MLA Anil Sharma said that people have high hopes from the Chief Minister as the Chief Minister is from Mandi district. He said that being a horticulturist, he understands the plight of the farmers very well. He said that the credit for providing sewerage scheme and Indira Market to Mandi city was the vision of late Pandit Sukh Ram, former Union Minister. He also presented the developmental demands of the area to the Chief Minister. He also urged the Chief Minister to provide proper transport area in the city.
Congratulating the people of the district for this grain market, Chairman of Agricultural Marketing Board Baldev Bhandari said that this will free the farmers from middlemen and they will get fair price for their produce. He said that a flower market has also been set up at Parwanoo in Solan district, which would prove to be a boon for the flower growers in the area.
Welcoming the Chief Minister, President of APMC Mandi, Dalip Thakur thanked him for laying the foundation stone of Anaj Mandi to be constructed at Kangni at a cost of Rs.29.06 crore. He said that the market yard would also help the farmers to market their produce near their homes.
MLA Rakesh Jamwal, Vinod Kumar, Jawahar Thakur, Inder Singh Gandhi, former MLA D.D. Thakur and Kanhaiya Lal, Waqf Board President Rajbali, Mahila Morcha Mandi President Suman Thakur, Deputy Commissioner Mandi Arindam Choudhary and other dignitaries were present on the occasion.