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BJP Fire Fighting in Pollbound Himachal Pradesh - Vimarsana News

BJP Fire Fighting in Pollbound Himachal Pradesh

Orange and apples

Indian Apple Farmers in Himachal Pradesh Protest Tax Hike - Vimarsana News

Indian Apple Farmers in Himachal Pradesh Protest Tax Hike

Approximately 20 percent of the state population is directly or indirectly involved in apple cultivation, manufacturing or selling. Over 90% of production goes... 04.08.2022, Sputnik International

In Poll-Bound Himachal, Disgruntled Apple Growers May Be a Stumbling Block for BJP - Vimarsana News

In Poll-Bound Himachal, Disgruntled Apple Growers May Be a Stumbling Block for BJP

Apple growers have been protesting against the state government for hiking taxes on packaging material and fertilisers, and ‘exploitation’ by traders.

Source: thewire.in
Himachal Pradesh CM announces panel to look into apple growers' grievances - Vimarsana News

Himachal Pradesh CM announces panel to look into apple growers' grievances

Following a meeting with apple growers to discuss their demands and grievances, Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has ordered the constitution of a committee, headed by the Chief Secretary, to check the ‘exploitation’ of horticulturalists by traders, private CA store owners and others at var

Himachal Cabinet nod to new UGC pay scales for varsity, college staff - Vimarsana News

Himachal Cabinet nod to new UGC pay scales for varsity, college staff

The state Cabinet today decided to revise the pay scales, as per the UGC guidelines, of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the universities and the colleges with effect from January 1, 2016, to March 31, 2022. This would put a burden of Rs 337 crore on the exchequer. It would also entail an expe