Jharkhand Cabinet Proposals: The Jharkhand government has approved 62 proposals in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Hemant Soren. The decisions cover education, health care, government employees, working hours and land acquisition. The cabinet has also approved a proposal to hold a special session of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on November 25 and 26.
The meeting was held on Tuesday evening. Several proposals aim to improve facilities in state universities and provide support to students. The government has also planned changes in the rules for foreign travel permissions and steps to solve salary-related issues faced by government employees.
The cabinet has approved a proposal to call a special session of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly on November 25 and 26. The session will give the Assembly time to discuss matters brought before it by the government.
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Another important decision is related to health facilities in government universities. Medical units will be set up in all state universities so that students and other people on campus can get medical help when needed. The proposals also mention the need for health and other basic facilities in these institutions.
The state government has also decided to provide stipends to students studying at government-run women’s and girls’ polytechnic colleges. This support is expected to help eligible students with their education-related expenses.
The cabinet has also decided that 2% of the budget will be spent on health care. This places health services among the areas covered by the approved proposals.
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The Jharkhand cabinet has approved a high-level committee to review salary differences and issues related to Modified Assured Career Progression (MACP). The committee will be led by a Member of the Board of Revenue and will include senior officials from the Personnel and Finance departments and a representative of the Accountant General’s Office. The cabinet has also approved changes to the rules for foreign travel permissions.
The approved proposal will increase the working limit for shops and other establishments from 9 to 10 hours a day and from 48 to 60 hours a week. The government will also create an online portal to manage land acquisition work.
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