The Punjab cupboard, chaired by chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, on Tuesday permitted a direct subsidy of ₹68.50 per quintal for sugarcane growers for the 2025-26 crushing season.
This subsidy, paid on to farmers on behalf of personal mills, dietary supplements the state agreed worth (SAP) of ₹416 per quintal, the very best within the nation.
In a push for public well being, the cupboard sanctioned 1,000 extra posts for Yoga Trainers underneath the ‘CM di Yogshala’ challenge, earmarking ₹35 crore for the 2026–27 monetary 12 months. To boost specialised medical care, the Cupboard permitted the switch of Civil Hospitals at village Badal (Muktsar) and Khadur Sahib (Tarn Taran), the Neighborhood Well being Centre Jalalabad, and the Tertiary Care Centre in Fazilka to the Baba Farid College of Well being Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot.
City growth and land reforms had been additionally cleared, together with the notification of directives underneath the Punjab Administration and Switch Municipal Act, 2020, to streamline the switch of government-owned land for public functions. The cupboard permitted a coverage to promote or change deserted or lively paths (rastas) and water programs (khals) inside licensed tasks to enhance city planning.
Moreover, the time interval for Punjab Reasonably priced Property Registration Act (PAPRA) licensed tasks was prolonged by one 12 months, till December 31, 2026, at an annual price of ₹25,000 per acre.
For agricultural diversification, the cupboard permitted a collaboration with the Japan Worldwide Cooperation Company (JICA) to introduce Japanese know-how in chilly chain infrastructure and water administration.
Administrative reforms included an modification to the Punjab Civil Providers (Normal and Frequent Circumstances of Service) Guidelines, 1994, stipulating the final date of software submission because the cut-off for eligibility.
The cupboard additionally finalised the formulation for extra flooring space ratio (FAR) costs and up to date the e-auction coverage 2025 for properties to be auctioned from January 2026.
