The Supreme Court on November 6 directed Punjab and Haryana to supply Himachal Pradesh 11,973 million units of electricity over 20 years, closing a suit filed in 1996. BulletsIn The verdict came in a suit Himachal Pradesh filed in 1996 under Article 131, which covers the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction in disputes between states. The
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The Supreme Court on November 6 directed Punjab and Haryana to supply Himachal Pradesh 11,973 million units of electricity over 20 years, closing a suit filed in 1996. BulletsIn The verdict came in a suit Himachal Pradesh filed in 1996 under Article 131, which covers the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction in disputes between states. The
196A new report highlights Himachal Pradesh’s vast forest-based bioeconomy potential, showing how artificial intelligence and sustainable resource management can drive economic growth and conservation. BulletsIn A joint report by the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department and the Indian School of Business estimates the state’s forest bioeconomy potential at ₹22,600 crore. The study titled “Counting Green Wealth:
A new report highlights Himachal Pradesh’s vast forest-based bioeconomy potential, showing how artificial intelligence and sustainable resource management can drive economic growth and conservation. BulletsIn A joint report by the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department and the Indian School of Business estimates the state’s forest bioeconomy potential at ₹22,600 crore. The study titled “Counting Green Wealth:
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu stated that discontinuation of the Revenue Deficit Grant will significantly affect Himachal Pradesh’s finances and people’s constitutional rights. BulletsIn After a Cabinet meeting in Shimla and a Finance Department presentation, the Chief Minister said ending RDG is not merely governmental concern but a public rights issue. He emphasized that withdrawal
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu stated that discontinuation of the Revenue Deficit Grant will significantly affect Himachal Pradesh’s finances and people’s constitutional rights. BulletsIn After a Cabinet meeting in Shimla and a Finance Department presentation, the Chief Minister said ending RDG is not merely governmental concern but a public rights issue. He emphasized that withdrawal
