Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: State Government successfully implementing Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojna: Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojna was being implemented in the State effectively in the wake of corona pandemic and targeted groups have received much-needed relief. Government of India has given insurance cover of Rs. 50 lakh to the health personnel engaged… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: Dedicated hospital for COVID-19: The Cabinet gave its approval for making Shri Lal Bhadur Shastri Government Medical College Ner Chowk Mandi as a dedicated hospital for COVID-19. Other two dedicated hospitals are IGMC, Shimla and Rajender Prasad Medical College and Hospital, Tanda. Active case finding campaign: The Cabinet decided to… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: 33,129 public grievances redressed through Jan Manch: Through the Jan Manch programme 33,129 public grievances have been addressed in the state, which includes 15,013 complaints and 18,116 demands. 18734 complaints and 21,564 demands have been received since the Jan Manch program started on 3 June 2018. Out of which 3721… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: Garra simbalbaraensis, a new freshwater fish variety found in Himachal Pradesh: Garra simbalbaraensis was found in Himachal Pradesh’s Simbalbara river in Sirmour district of Himachal Pradesh Fish, measuring less than seven centimetres, are hill stream fauna and are equipped with special morphological features to suit rapid water flow. Garra simbalbaraensis (measuring 69 mm… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: State award for Mandi doctor: Dr. Ramesh Kumar Sen of Sundernagar in Mandi, working as senior director and head of the institute of orthopaedics surgery at Max Hospital, Mohali, has been conferred the Himachal Gaurav Award by HP Government for his outstanding services in the health sector. Three Day Care… Read More »
Himachal Pradesh Weekly Current Affairs: Mother Teresa Matri Asahay Sambal Yojna: HP Cabinet has decided to increase financial assistance to the eligible destitute women and widows under Mother Teresa Matri Asahay Sambal Yojna from existing Rs. 5000 to Rs. 6000 per child per annum subject to a maximum of two children for their proper upbringing.… Read More »