Key Decisions and Proposals Approved
The Uttarakhand Cabinet, under the leadership of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, held a significant meeting on Monday, where 17 proposals were discussed and several important decisions were made. The meeting covered a wide range of topics, from educational reforms to economic policies and welfare schemes.
Educational Reforms and Initiatives
One of the notable decisions was the approval of a proposal to include the history of the Uttarakhand movement and its cultural heritage in the school curriculum for classes 6 to 8. This move aims to educate the younger generation about the state’s rich history and cultural legacy.
Additionally, the Cabinet decided that students who complete a three-year diploma from polytechnics after class 10 will be considered equivalent to class 12. This decision is expected to open up more educational and career opportunities for these students.
Economic and Agricultural Policies
The Cabinet approved the sugarcane support price, setting it at ₹375 per quintal for A-grade and ₹365 per quintal for the general category. This decision aims to support the agricultural community and ensure fair prices for their produce.
Furthermore, the Trout Promotion Scheme was approved with a budget of ₹200 crore. This scheme aims to support fish farmers by providing inputs for five years, promoting the growth of the fisheries sector in the state.
Welfare and Employment Schemes
The Cabinet approved the Chief Minister’s Single Woman Self-Employment Scheme, which will provide up to ₹2 lakh for self-employment. This initiative is aimed at empowering women and promoting economic independence.
Additionally, the Cabinet approved the creation of 13 new posts of Junior Assistants in the Pension and Entitlement Office. This move is expected to improve the efficiency of the office and better serve the public.
Administrative and Legal Reforms
The Cabinet approved several administrative reforms, including the relaxation of certain rules for state employees, allowing them a one-time benefit. This decision is aimed at providing flexibility and support to government employees.
The Cabinet also approved the service rules for Group C and Group D employees in the state property department. This move is expected to streamline the functioning of the department and ensure better service delivery.
Environmental and Industrial Development
The Cabinet approved the allocation of 1354 acres of land in Udham Singh Nagar to industries. This decision is aimed at promoting industrial development and creating employment opportunities in the region.
Additionally, the Cabinet approved the Integrated Self-Help Scheme with a budget of ₹2.3 crore. This scheme aims to support self-help groups and promote community development.
Conclusion
The Uttarakhand Cabinet’s recent meeting saw the approval of several significant proposals and decisions aimed at promoting education, economic growth, welfare, and administrative efficiency. These initiatives reflect the government’s commitment to the development and well-being of the state and its people.
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