Rajesh Dharmani said that the state government is promoting youth-led development and focusing on improving the skills of students through quality vocational education. Students are being introduced to modern academic courses and trained to meet the challenges of the future.

. Rana also expressed his gratitude to the Government of Himachal Pradesh, particularly Sh. Jagat Singh Negi, Horticulture Minister, as well as the Secretary (Horticulture) and Director of Horticulture, for promoting farmer-oriented initiatives and strengthening facilities for processing and value addition.

He further added that to support working women, the government has decided to construct 13 new hostels across districts including Solan, Palampur, Baddi, Gagret, Nagrota Bagwan, and others, at a cost of Rs. 132 crore. These hostels will provide safe and affordable accommodation, enabling women to participate confidently in the workforce.

The Chief Minister said that Himachal Pradesh is known as the Dev Bhoomi and the Bajreshwari Temple in Kangra is a major centre of faith for thousands of devotees from across the country. As many worshippers take a holy dip at the ghat, it has been developed keeping their convenience in mind. It would also provide a well-organised and safe place for bathing and performing rituals.

The nation has lost a brave son and a courageous pilot in this tragic incident,” said the Chief Minister. “Every Himachali is proud of his indomitable courage, unwavering sense of duty, and dedicated service to the nation. His supreme sacrifice will always be remembered”, he said.

Students of the college, including Artha, Srishti Chauhan, and Aryan Chopra, expressed their appreciation for the new course. They said that starting the Diploma in Computer Science Engineering and IoT in Hamirpur has brought immense convenience for the youth of the region, enabling them to pursue a modern and in-demand course close to home. They also mentioned that IoT and AI are rapidly emerging fields offering vast opportunities for innovation and employment.

He expressed concern that today’s youth are gradually disconnecting from their cultural roots, leading to a decline in moral values. Camps like these, he said, are instrumental in nurturing character and strengthening the moral foundation of young minds. Dr. Ashok Raina Sanchalak Uttar Prant Vivekananda Kendra Kanaya Kumari honoured the guests on this occasion.

He also laid foundation stones of Rs. 9.56 crore Rangehar Sadoon Malmu to Nera road including bridge over Nera khad and Rs. 10 crore various electrical infrastructure development works in Nagrota Bagwan area.

Initially, in 1985, the Act was made applicable to the Municipal Corporation of Shimla. Subsequently, through a notification issued in May 1991, it was extended to various Municipal Committees, Notified Area Committees, and Municipal Corporations across the state. However, the notification did not cover the newly formed ULBs that came into existence after 1991 due to administrative upgrades and expansion.

This is a very ambitious project of Govt and CMO requested all state holders to take personal interest for the early initiation of the system in all identified hospitals
The state consultant shall also visit the hospitals to assess the implementing stage of each Hospital