Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced a financial aid of two crore rupees for the boys hostel of Horticulture and Forestry College, Neri, showcasing the significance of the horticulture sector in bolstering the rural economy. The CM underscored the essential roles of horticulture and agriculture in augmenting farmers' income and fortifying the rural economy. During an interaction with students at the Horticulture and Forestry College Neri, he provided valuable guidance on achieving their aspirations. The Chief Minister also pledged to introduce new courses such as bioinformatics at the college to enable students to embrace the latest technologies for their career advancement. Additionally, he highlighted the government's commitment to green energy initiatives, mentioning the installation of a one-megawatt green hydrogen plant in Nalagarh and the completion of a 32-megawatt solar power project in Una district. The government's efforts extend to education and healthcare improvements, including establishing Institutes of Excellence and offering futuristic courses to ensure quality education provision. The CM addressed the need for enhancing dairy farmer welfare, reviving the state's economy, and providing qualitative healthcare and education services. The event witnessed the release of two university books and the presence of several dignitaries, emphasizing the government's multifaceted approach towards development.