The 13 mutation cases were resolved, 24 certificates were issued, and 62 public complaints were addressed during the programmme.
Chief Minister allocated a budget of Rs. 300 crores for educational reforms, focusing on providing quality education in Himachal Pradesh.
He said the Rajiv Gandhi Day-Boarding Schools would be set in every assembly constituency, with the construction set to commence in Chintpurni within a year.
English medium classes from class one and an age limit of six for class one were also introduced to reduce student stress.
In the health sector, Chief Minister Sukhu revealed plans for a Health Information Management System (HIMS) in 56 health institutions, bringing efficiency to patient data management.
Additionally, advancements such as robotic surgery and advanced technology are underway, promising visible results within two years.
Addressing the state's financial challenges inherited from the previous government, Chief Minister Sukhu highlighted the government's commitment to economic reform, already showing a 20 percent improvement.
The government has reinstated OPS, ensuring social security for 1.36 NPS employees, and allocated a special package of Rs. 4500 crore for disaster relief efforts, he added.
The government's focus on social welfare includes initiatives like the Mukhyamantri Sukh Aashay Yojana, supporting orphaned children with financial aid and education expenses.
The Dr. Yashwant Singh Parmar Vidyarthi Rin Scheme offers loans up to Rs. 20 lakh at one percent interest for higher education.
The Chief Minister also laid the foundation stones and inaugurated developmental projects worth Rs. 33.21 crore in Chintpurni Assembly constituency, including the construction of Jwar-Nari via Billan Da Sadak and a drinking water project for Amb town.
MLA Sudarshan Bablu expressed gratitude for the Chief Minister's leadership during the state's distressing times, highlighting the swift restoration of essential services and compensation for affected families.
