It was also to enhance the ex-gratia to the dependents of soldiers of armed and para military formces personnel killed in action or operation.
The announcement regarding framing a policy for outsource employees was made in his budget speech of 2017-18 by Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh in March.
The Cabinet accorded approval to hike in fixed medical allowance from Rs 350 to Rs 400 per month to employees and pensioners of the state government with effect from June 1 as per their option.
The Cabinet also approved draft development plan for Kullu-Bhuntar Agglomeration of Kullu Valley planning area and revised development plan for Rampur planning area.
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The cabinet gave its nod to fill 75 posts of panchayat sahayaks in panchayati raj department besides regularising 533 panchayat secretaries serving on contract for more than three years.
It also gave nod to establish 10 state-of-the-art industrial training institutes (ITIs) in existing ITIs (except at Dharampur in Solan district) as announced by the chief minister. Specialised trades would be introduced in these ITIs.
It gave its nod to open new IPH sub division at Kawar here and open regular veterinary dispensary at Lathiyani in Una district alongwith hiring of necessary staff.
The Cabinet approved opening of five new ETO Circles Ambota at Parwanoo, Barotiwala, Sataun at Paonta Sahib, Gagret and Bhoranj to fulfill the budget announcements of the chief minister along with creation of posts.
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