He said that the BJP would extend cooperation wherever constructive steps were taken in the interest of Himachal Pradesh, but would continue to raise public concerns democratically and on the basis of facts wherever public welfare was compromised. He reiterated that for the party, the nation came before political interests and Himachal Pradesh's welfare remained a priority.

He said that women associated with Self-Help Groups are doing commendable work in the field of livelihood improvement and are moving towards self-reliance by creating sustainable livelihood opportunities.

She said the land of Buddhist culture symbolised compassion and love, and that the Chief Minister understood the problems of ordinary people because he himself had overcome difficulties through struggle.

The construction of the solar project commenced on 30th May, 2023 and the plant was commissioned in December 2024. A total of 22,58,752 units of electricity were generated by the plant during the financial years 2024-25, 2025-26 and up to 30th September, 2026. It highlights the potential of solar energy in remote, high-altitude regions and demonstrates how suitable technology and efficient operational systems can promote clean power generation in the Himalayan areas.

At its recent meeting, the state cabinet also approved the filling of 30 radiologist posts, 13 clinical psychologist posts and 6 perfusionist posts in the department of medical education, along with 10 radiographer posts for Adarsh Swasthya Sansthans under the health department.

The Commission will be headed by Justice Dharam Chand Chaudhary (Retd.), former Judge of the High Court of Himachal Pradesh as Chairperson. Advocate Vishal Panwar and IFS (Retd.) Rajesh Sharma will be its Members, while the Director, Land Records, Himachal Pradesh will serve as the Member Secretary.

A student asked the Chief Minister how he felt about visiting Spiti Valley for the second time. He replied that Spiti was a beautiful region blessed with natural splendour.

Education Secretary Rakesh Kanwar, who attended as the Guest of Honour, said that Urdu and Sanskrit had been taught as additional languages in schools in Himachal Pradesh, while Punjabi was also taught in some schools, although their reach remained limited.

Dr. Bindal asserted that the Congress government should abandon the belief that the public could repeatedly be persuaded by unfulfilled promises and political announcements.

The Chief Minister conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and expressed solidarity with them in this hour of grief. He prayed to the almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and give strength and courage to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.