The Uttarakhand government has released a booklet highlighting the Uniform Civil Code, the anti-cheating law, the anti-conversion law and amendments to the state’s land laws as key achievements of its four-year term.
The booklet, titled ‘Dhami Ki Dhamak – 4 Saal Bemisal’ (Dhami’s impact – four years of excellence), was released by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
On the occasion, Dhami said that during the four-year journey of development, Uttarakhand has made historic progress in areas such as the economy, infrastructure, social harmony and cultural preservation.
“We are building a prosperous and self-reliant Uttarakhand with the participation of women, youth, statehood activists, ex-servicemen and non-resident Uttarakhandis,” he said.
The booklet claims that at least 100 government initiatives will have a long-lasting impact on the state’s development, while several others are the first of their kind in the country.
It further states that 58 major achievements of the Dhami government have pushed Uttarakhand to the forefront nationally. It adds that government initiatives have led to a sharp increase in mining revenue and rapid industrial growth.
According to the booklet, over 26,000 youth were given government jobs, the unemployment rate was reduced to 4.4 per cent, and “illegal” shrines were demolished, freeing up about 10,000 acres of land.
It also highlights government action against what it describes as “land jihad” and “love jihad”, as well as the Uttarakhand Minority Education Bill.
The booklet also lists Operation Kalnemi against “fake” seers, the government’s response to natural disasters, the Silkyara tunnel rescue operation, and the development of the Manaskhand Temple Circuit, among other initiatives.
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