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Anti-Drug Abuse Enforcement Authority under a sitting HC judge
UnverifiedAn Anti-Drug Abuse Enforcement Authority headed by a sitting High Court judge will be set up to combat the drug menace.
INClowJun 20260
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Tracking real-time accountability for 44 distinct policy commitments made during the 2022 Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Election 2022 cycle.
Score
41/100
Promises
44
An Anti-Drug Abuse Enforcement Authority headed by a sitting High Court judge will be set up to combat the drug menace.
A Youth Commission will be set up to look into all issues of education and employment generation.
A scheme for ration shops on mobile vans will be planned for the difficult and remote areas of the state.
Three big parks will be developed in all municipal corporations, including jogging tracks and outdoor gym equipment.
An urban livelihood scheme will be implemented on the lines of MGNREGA; like MGNREGA it will be made a law, and the urban unemployed will get the right to demand work.
A policy will be made to promote micro and cottage industries at the rural level, so that Rural Industrial Parks can be developed.
Employment will be ensured for families affected by power projects; in new power projects, a 100% guarantee of employment will be given to at least one member of each affected family.
A special package will be given to revive industries that closed during demonetisation and the COVID period.
A Vegetable and Horticulture Marketing Federation will be formed to smoothly bring fruits and vegetables to market and benefit producers.
Concessional-rate electricity will be made available to industries.
Efforts will be made to improve the Pathankot-Joginder Nagar and Kalka-Shimla rail lines and increase the number of trains.
Budget will be allocated to MLAs under the Dev Bhumi Vikas Nidhi to develop religious sites for tourism and for infrastructure development.
The validity of taxi permits will be increased from 10 years to 15 years.
To promote tourism in villages, a Smart Village project will be launched, and modern tourism facilities will be developed in these villages.
Subsidy on the purchase of up to 4 cows per household.
A special subsidy will be given for cattle fodder.
Cow dung will be bought from cattle-rearers at Rs 2 per kg, and arrangements will be made at the panchayat level to convert this dung into vermicompost.
A food processing park will be built in Solan district.
All transfers made by the Jai Ram government to harass employees on political grounds will be cancelled.
Constitute an Agriculture and Horticulture Commission with adequate representation for farmers and orchardists.