Himachal Assembly passes the Stamp Duty Bill 2026, restoring a 2 per cent concession for women buying property up to Rs 1 crore and adding anti-evasion measures.
Shimla: The Himachal Pradesh Assembly on Wednesday passed a government resolution urging the Union Government to restore the Revenue Deficit Grant (RDG), amid uproar and slogan-shouting by the Opposition BJP, which expressed dissatisfaction with Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu’s reply. The resolution, moved under Rule 102, was adopted by voice vote despite protests from BJP.
Shimla: The war of words between Himachal Pradesh Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi and the Opposition, which began on the first day of the monsoon session, showed no signs of easing on Tuesday, the seventh day of the Assembly’s proceedings. Noisy exchanges led to a brief adjournment of the House. The uproar began when Negi,.
The Bhindrawala Flag issue raised a controversey in Himachal Amssembly. The leader of Opposition and former Chief Minister Jairam Thakur raising serious concerns over the rising tensions in the state.
Himachal Pradesh: On its last day of winter session of Himachal Pradesh Vidhan Sabha the leaders of Bhartiya Janata party walked out of assembly demands to knew the reasons of closure of 1865 schools in the state. The BJP leaders walked out while chanting the slogans like “Jhoote bhashan nahin chalega, prashno ke uttar dene honge”.
Dharamsala: The Assembly in Himachal Pradesh on Friday passed the Himachal Pradesh Police (Amendment) Bill 2024, making it mandatory to get permission from the government before the arrest of any public servant. The amendment under the Section 65 of the Act, no police officer shall arrest a public servant for any act done while discharging.
Himachal Pradesh: Politics in Himachal Pradesh has heated up over the “chicken incident.” An FIR has been registered against six people, including Dharamsala MLA Sudhir Sharma and some media personnel. In protest, the opposition, led by Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur, staged a demonstration in the Tapovan Assembly complex on Thursday. Jairam Thakur and other.
Dharamsala: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Sukhu on Wednesday apprised the Legislative Assembly about the loss of life and property due to heavy rain in monsoon and said the state has received Rs 633 crore from the central government, which was just 6.40 per cent of the total estimated loss of Rs 9,905 crore. In.