What's the Problem?

• One-sided laws for reserved categories.
• No protection to general or swarn category.
• No merit-based education or employment.
• No financial condition-based government benefit schemes.
• No scholarships to meritorious students.
• No support for poor general category.
• Inhuman laws against swarn and general category.
• Huge social divide based on caste.

Our Solutions

• Establishing Swarn Aayog for social justice.
• One Law, One System for all citizens.
• Merit based recruitment policy.
• Financial audit based government schemes.
• Scholarships for meritorious students only.
• Stopping all automatic arrests and ensuring proper investigation process.
• Banning all one sided laws in Himachal Pradesh.

Himachal Pradesh faces a severe drug crisis affecting thousands of youth and families.

What's the Problem?

• Over 90,000 drug addicts in the state (unofficial estimates suggest much higher).
• Easy availability of drugs like chitta, heroin, and pharmaceuticals.
• Porous borders enabling drug trafficking.
• Lack of rehabilitation centers and support systems.
• Families destroyed by addiction.

Our Solutions

• Zero-tolerance policy for drug peddlers with fast-track courts.
• Community-based rehabilitation programs in every district.
• Youth engagement programs and sports infrastructure.
• Border security strengthening with technology.
• Awareness campaigns in schools and colleges.
• Free de-addiction and counseling services.
• Job creation for recovering addicts.

Educated youth are unable to find meaningful employment in their home state.

What's the Problem?

• Unemployment rate among educated youth exceeding 25%.
• Limited private sector opportunities.
• Over-dependence on government jobs.
• Mismatch between education and job market needs.
• Brain drain of talented youth to other states.

Our Solutions

• Startup ecosystem development with funding and mentorship.
• Skill development programs aligned with industry needs.
• Tourism infrastructure to create jobs.
• IT and BPO sector promotion with tax incentives.
• Agriculture and horticulture modernization.
• Investment in renewable energy sector.
• Local entrepreneurship grants for youth.

Himachal is losing its youth population to other states and countries.

What's the Problem?

• Villages being emptied of working-age population.
• Elderly left behind without support.
• Agricultural lands lying fallow.
• Loss of cultural traditions and local knowledge.
• Economic stagnation in rural areas.

Our Solutions

• Create 100,000 local jobs in 5 years.
• Remote work hubs in district headquarters.
• Support for local businesses and industries.
• Quality education and healthcare in villages.
• Better connectivity and digital infrastructure.
• Housing and quality of life improvements.
• Cultural and social infrastructure development.

Himachal Pradesh is drowning in debt, limiting development possibilities.

What's the Problem?

• State debt exceeding ₹75,000 crores and growing.
• High interest burden consuming budget.
• Limited funds for development projects.
• Revenue deficit and poor financial management.
• Unsustainable pension and salary commitments.

Our Solutions

• Fiscal responsibility law with strict monitoring.
• Revenue generation through tourism and industries.
• Elimination of wasteful expenditure and corruption.
• Public-private partnerships for infrastructure.
• Transparent budgeting and expenditure tracking.
• Asset monetization and optimization.
• Performance-based governance to improve efficiency.

Traditional farming is no longer viable, leading to land abandonment.

What's the Problem?

• Decreasing agricultural income and profitability.
• Lack of market access for farmers.
• Wildlife damage to crops without compensation.
• Old farming practices and low productivity.
• Youth unwilling to pursue agriculture.
• Climate change affecting traditional crops.

Our Solutions

• Modern farming techniques and technology adoption.
• Direct farmer-to-consumer platforms.
• Organic and high-value crop promotion.
• Cold storage and processing units in every district.
• Immediate and fair compensation for crop damage.
• Agricultural tourism and farm stays.
• Cooperative farming models for better returns.

Increasing frequency of landslides, floods, and cloudbursts.

What's the Problem?

• Lives lost to preventable disasters.
• Infrastructure damage costing crores.
• Poor disaster preparedness and response.
• Unplanned construction in vulnerable areas.
• Climate change intensifying extreme weather.
• Inadequate early warning systems.

Our Solutions

• Scientific land use planning and zoning.
• Early warning systems in vulnerable areas.
• Community-based disaster management training.
• Strict enforcement of construction regulations.
• Ecological restoration and watershed management.
• Modern equipment and trained response teams.
• Climate adaptation strategy with expert input.

Corruption at multiple levels hampering development and eroding trust.

What's the Problem?

• Bribes required for basic government services.
• Corruption in contracts and procurement.
• Political interference in administration.
• Lack of accountability for officials.
• Slow and opaque processes.

Our Solutions

• Complete digitization of government services.
• Whistleblower protection with rewards.
• Independent anti-corruption commission.
• Real-time tracking of projects and funds.
• Citizen report cards for departments.
• Severe penalties for corrupt officials.
• Regular audits and transparent processes.

Inefficient systems, delayed projects, and lack of accountability.

What's the Problem?

• Projects taking years to complete.
• Poor coordination between departments.
• Outdated procedures and red tape.
• Lack of performance metrics.
• Citizens facing endless bureaucracy.

Our Solutions

• Result-oriented administration with timelines.
• Regular training for government employees.
• Citizen feedback mechanisms.
• Technology-driven governance.
• Clear accountability at every level.
• Simplified procedures and single-window clearances.
• Public dashboards showing project progress.