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Himachal CM Sukhu Charts Path for 'Self-Reliant Himachal' in New Year Vision

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu reaffirmed his commitment to building a 'Self-Reliant Himachal' in his New Year address. He emphasized a focus on green and sustainable energy to preserve the state's natural beauty. The vision includes promoting high-tech industries for job creation and implementing strong reforms in agriculture, healthcare, education, and infrastructure. The announcements were made amid New Year celebrations at his official residence, following a temple visit with his wife to pray for the state's prosperity.

Key Points: CM Sukhu's Vision for a Self-Reliant Himachal: Green Energy & Reforms

  • Green & Sustainable Energy
  • High-Tech Industries for Jobs
  • Agricultural & Healthcare Reforms
  • Accessible Public Services
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HP: CM Sukhu outlines vision for a 'Self-Reliant Himachal' on New Year

Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu outlines a New Year vision focused on green energy, high-tech industries, and reforms in agriculture, healthcare, and education for a self-reliant state.

"the government would focus on green and sustainable energy. - CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu"

Shimla, January 1

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu reaffirmed his commitment to building a 'Self-Reliant Himachal' on Thursday, as officials gathered at his residence on the occasion of the New Year.

According to an official release, to preserve the natural beauty of the state, CM said that "the government would focus on green and sustainable energy."

He further emphasised the need to promote high-tech industries to create more jobs.

"The government would carry out strong reforms in agriculture, healthcare, education and infrastructure to make public services more efficient and accessible, in line with the vision of 'Vyavastha Parivartan'," CM Sukhu stated on the New Year.

His remarks come amid a vibrant, celebratory atmosphere in 'Oak Over', the official residence of the Chief Minister and the State Secretariat, where people gathered early in the morning to exchange New Year greetings, the release noted.

Cabinet Ministers, MLAs, senior officers, police officers, and employees visited to extend greetings to the Chief Minister. Later, large numbers of residents and party workers from across the state also arrived to convey their best wishes for 2026.

Chief Minister Sukhu expressed his gratitude to the people and officials gathered.

Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Sukhu and his wife Kamlesh Thakur, an MLA from Dehra assembly constituency, visited the Tara Devi temple near Shoghi to seek the blessings of the divine Goddess.

They also prayed for peace, happiness and prosperity for the people of the State. The Temple Committee honoured the Chief Minister on the occasion.

- ANI

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Priya S
Starting the New Year with temple blessings and a vision for self-reliance sets a positive tone. Reforms in healthcare and education are crucial for our hill state. Wishing the CM and team all the best for 2026.
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Aman W
'Vyavastha Parivartan' sounds good, but we've heard similar promises before. The real test is implementation on the ground, especially in remote areas. I hope this vision translates into better roads and reliable electricity for all villages.
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Meera T
As someone from a farming family in Kangra, I'm keenly waiting for the agricultural reforms. Our apple growers need better market access and support. Hoping this year brings concrete policies, not just announcements.
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David E
Visiting from the UK, it's impressive to see a state leader blending tradition (temple visit) with a modern vision for sustainability. Himachal's natural beauty is world-class, and protecting it while developing is a smart approach.
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Karthik V
Promoting high-tech industries is excellent, but we must ensure they don't lead to unchecked construction and harm the fragile ecology. Balance is key. Jai Himachal! 🙏

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