The cultural evening also featured numerous solo and duo performances by students from various regions of Himachal Pradesh, adding enthusiasm and colour to the event.

The Chief Minister said that due to the profits earned by the HPTDC, the Corporation has been able to clear Rs. 41 crore benefits of the pensioners during the last two and half years whereas the previous BJP Government disbursed only Rs. 26 crore during its five

The Chief Minister said that due to the profits earned by the HPTDC, the Corporation has been able to clear Rs. 41 crore benefits of the pensioners during the last two and half years whereas the previous BJP Government disbursed only Rs. 26 crore during its five

Addressing a press conference in Shimla, R.S. Bali said that this agreement would benefit HPTDC by ensuring the availability of quality supplies at lower rates as compared to the open market. Quality parameters have been mutually agreed upon and shared with the Corporation to ensure the highest standa

Chief Minister said that the state government amended the land law to give equal rights to the daughters. Apart from this, the state government increased the reservation for women in police recruitment to 30 percent. He said that under the Indira Gandhi Sukh Shiksha Yojana, the state government is bearing the entire cost of education of the children of widowed women, so that their studies are not affected.

Under this project, paths in Rakchham, as well as Batsari and Kharogla, will be repaired. Additionally, public amenities such as toilets, watchman huts, wooden huts, and watch towers will be constructed in the region. A trolley-based trail will also be developed from Sangla via Debar Kanda to Sangla Kanda. Efforts will also be made to promote adventure activities in the area, he said.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that adventure sports and tourism have become increasingly popular, offering a unique blend of excitement, challenge, and cultural immersion. This niche market combines physical activity, exploration, and travel, catering to thrill-seekers and nature enthusiast.

Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu said that the present state government was making all possible efforts to expand the Kangra airport to facilitate the landing of larger aircraft, which would be a catalyst in the development and growth of the district. He said that the adequate compensation and support would be provided to the affected families during the airport expansion process.

He said that the state government would construct new quarters to provide improved residential facilities for Tanda Medical College’s staff.

R.S Bali instructed tourism officials to install coffee table book and photo gallery showcasing Dev Parampara culture in each district of the state. He said these galleries should be installed in all tourism department hotels, enabling tourists to experience Dev culture.