CM Sukhvinder Sukhu emphasized “accountable spending” and pledged to bridge rural-urban gaps
(April 15, 2025)
78th Himachal Day Celebrations in Pangi Valley
Venue Shift: For the first time, the state-level Himachal Day event is being held in Killar, Pangi Valley (Chamba district), highlighting the government’s focus on inclusive development for remote tribal areas.
CM’s Announcements:
₹25 lakh each for women’s community centers in Dharwas and Lunj.
₹3.75 crore for agriculture department quarters in Killar.
Solar energy subsidies: 5% interest subsidy for projects (250 KW–1 MW) in tribal areas.
Development Push for Tribal Regions
Key Projects:
Education: ₹1.5 crore each for classrooms in Govt Senior Secondary Schools (Lunj and Mindhal).
Health: ₹1.99 crore for sub-centers in Rei and Hudan.
Infrastructure: ₹2.13 crore for a sub-market yard in Killar.
CM Sukhvinder Sukhu emphasized “accountable spending” and pledged to bridge rural-urban gaps.
Tourism Spotlight
Top Destinations:
Killar (Pangi Valley): Remote tribal region now in focus.
Chail: World’s highest cricket ground.
Great Himalayan National Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Summer Travel Trends: Increased interest in Spiti, Manali, and Dharamshala post-Himachal Day
Cheetah Relocation Plan
Kuno-Gandhi Sagar Landscape: Cheetahs from Kuno National Park may be shifted to Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary to establish a metapopulation of 60–70 cheetahs.
Cultural Significance of Himachal Day
Historical Milestone: Commemorates the April 15, 1948 formation of Himachal Pradesh as a province.
CM’s Message: “Together, we’ll build a self-reliant Himachal,” tweeted Sukhvinder Sukhu.
Trending Topics: #PangiValleyDevelopment | #HimachalDay2025 | #CheetahRelocation | #SukhuTribalMission.
CM Sukhvinder Sukhu emphasized “accountable spending” and pledged to bridge rural-urban gaps
