Last updated: July 29, 2025, 13:09 IST Himachal Cabinet Meeting: Himachal Pradesh holds for the first time for the first time for the first time for four days. A special assistance package was decided for families affected under the chairmanship of CM Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. The Cabinet approved the special package for the 2025 disaster; The cabinet meeting is held for the first time in Himachal for the first time, the Cabinet seal on very big decisions, Shimla. For the first time in the history of Himachal Pradesh, a cabinet meeting is arranged for four consecutive days. The first day of the Cabinet meeting was chaired by CM Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu on Monday at the State Secretariat in the capital Shimla. The Cabinet today decided to provide a special relief package for families in the state in the state. The way in which the Sukhu government made a historical change in the horrific disaster in 2023 was made a decision for this year on the same lines, but in many items the government increased the relief amount. In addition, it was announced to give the help of many times more than relieving the Center for the Disaster. In such a situation, a cabinet meeting will also be held on Tuesday. According to the information, the Sukhu government at the Cabinet meeting on Monday increased the help of Rs 1.30 Lakh to be given to Rs 7 Lakh for a fully damaged home under this package to Rs 7 lakh. The amount of 12 thousand 500 rupees was raised to one lakh rupes for partially damaged home. Similarly, the amount of Rs 10 thousand for the damaged shop or Dhaba is also increased to Rs 1 Lakh. In the case of damage, 50 thousand rupees will now be given to Rs 50,000 instead of 10 thousand and Rs 50,000 due to loss of goods and Rs 70,000 to the landlord. The loss of large milk animals will now be reimbursed at a rate of Rs 55,000 per animal instead of Rs 37,500, while the amount given to the loss of goat, pig, sheep and lamb has been increased from Rs 4,000 to Rs 9,000 per animal. An aid of Rs 25,000 will be provided for a fully damaged polyhouse and Rs 50,000 to remove silt from home. The remuneration for agricultural and horticultural land was increased from Rs 3.900 per Bigha to Rs 10,000 per Bigha. The help for the removal of silt was increased from Rs 1.500 per Bigha to Rs 6,000. In addition, the Rule 35 (3) was given the right to notify the Electoral Program and now to the State Electoral Commission instead of the Deputy Commissioner. The commission is issued by the commission at least seven days before the last date for completing the nomination papers. Rule-88 was amended and nominated members were allowed to take an oath of Constitution with elected members. The Cabinet has approved the increase in seats in BSc Laboratory Techniques, BSc Radiology and Imaging and BSc -Narcosis and Operation Theater Course. In Indira Gandhi Medical College, Shimla, it was decided to increase the number of seats from 10 to 50, and dr. Rajendra Prasad Medical College Tanda from 18 to 50 years. In the meeting, it was approved to draw up land allocation in favor of Himachal Pradesh, milk from the Shimla district. Vehicles in BS-II emissions standards have been approved to give a 50 percent discount in motorcycle tax to owners deleting the registered vehicle scraping facility. To improve patient care, the Cabinet approved the filling of eight posts of different categories in the pan and approved a pappy care under the Department of Radiotherapy of IGMC Shimla and its filling. It was decided to level Dhaneta Primary Health Center in the Hamirpur district. In addition, approval was also given to create the necessary positions for its effective operation. Approval to open a new police post near Sunni was also decided to fill the new Khaira police post under the Sunni police station in the Shimla district and create the necessary posts for the smooth operation. Ratti Night Chala Special Area in Mandi and Reorganization Revenue Revenue and Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi gave information about the cabinet decisions. About the author Vinod Kumar Katwal 13 years of experience in print and digital journalism. Earlier, worked with Dainik Bhaskar, Ians, Punjab Kesar and Amar Ujala. Currently, the handling of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh is a Bureau of … Read more 13 years of experience in print and digital journalism. Earlier, worked with Dainik Bhaskar, Ians, Punjab Kesar and Amar Ujala. Currently dealing with Haryana and Himachal Pradesh as a Bureau chief of … Read more location: Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
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