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What was the rank of Uttarakhand in the Human Development Index (HDI) among Indian states in 2015?

According to the 2015 report, Uttarakhand ranked 10th in Human Development Index (HDI) among Indian states, performing well in literacy, life expectancy, and standard of living, but had gaps in employment and healthcare access in remote areas.

In 2015, which hill station of Uttarakhand faced a serious water shortage crisis due to irregular rainfall?

Nainital, a major tourist destination, faced a serious water crisis in 2015 due to low rainfall, depletion of Naini Lake water levels, and rising tourist footfall, prompting water rationing measures.

In 2015, which border town in Uttarakhand was proposed to be developed under the 'Smart Village' project for Indo-China border security?

Mana, the last Indian village near the Indo-China border, was identified under the Smart Village concept in 2015 to strengthen border development and improve infrastructure for both security and tourism.

What was the status of the Kedarnath temple restoration work in 2015?

After the 2013 floods, the Kedarnath Temple restoration was underway. By 2015, significant progress (around 50%) had been made, including road connectivity, helipad repairs, and temple infrastructure.

Which national park in Uttarakhand completed 80 years in 2015, being India’s first national park?

Jim Corbett National Park, established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, completed 80 years in 2015. It holds the distinction of being India’s first national park and is famous for its tiger population.

In 2015, which glacier in Uttarakhand was found to be retreating rapidly, according to a scientific study?

The Gangotri Glacier, one of the largest in the central Himalayas and a source of the Ganges, was reported to be retreating by around 22 meters per year, signaling the impact of climate change in the region.

In 2015, which Uttarakhand-based scientist was awarded the Padma Shri for contributions in agriculture?

Dr. Anil Joshi, a noted environmentalist and social worker from Uttarakhand, received the Padma Shri in 2015 for his work in promoting eco-friendly agriculture and rural development in the Himalayan region.

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In 2015, what initiative was launched by the Uttarakhand government to promote eco-tourism and village-based homestays?

The “Apna Gaon Apni Chhutti” (Our Village, Our Holiday) scheme was launched to encourage tourists to experience village life in Uttarakhand, aimed at promoting eco-tourism and generating rural employment.

In 2015, which major hydroelectric project in Uttarakhand was stalled due to environmental concerns?

The Loharinag Pala Hydroelectric Project on the Bhagirathi River was one of the major projects that faced continued stalling in 2015 due to concerns from environmentalists and religious leaders over the sanctity and ecological impact on the Ganga River.

In 2015, which rare animal was spotted and recorded in Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, showing a sign of ecological health in Uttarakhand?

Snow Leopard, a rare and endangered species, was spotted and video recorded in Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve in 2015. This was a significant moment as it indicated improved wildlife monitoring and ecological balance in high-altitude zones.

In 2015, which high-profile international yoga event was celebrated in Uttarakhand's Rishikesh in sync with the International Day of Yoga?

On June 21, 2015, Parmarth Niketan Ashram in Rishikesh hosted a grand celebration of the International Yoga Day with thousands of participants from across the world, making it a major spiritual and international event.

In 2015, which river in Uttarakhand was declared a 'living entity' by a local panchayat before being legally recognized later?

The Bhagirathi River, considered sacred in Hinduism, was declared a 'living entity' by a local body in Uttarakhand in 2015. This decision was a precursor to the landmark 2017 Uttarakhand High Court judgment declaring Ganga and Yamuna as living entities.

What was inaugurated during Uttarakhand Day (9 Nov) in 2020 to promote state connectivity and tourism?

On State Foundation Day 2020 (November 9), alongside a hot-air balloon festival, the government opened India’s longest suspension bridge and announced a ₹25,000 crore development plan for Gairsain, the announced summer capital

During the 2020 budget, which “Gross Environment” concept did Uttarakhand explore as a first in India?

In 2020, the government announced it would begin valuing its ecosystem services by introducing a Gross Environment Product, estimating the economic value of its forests, rivers, and biodiversity—estimated at ₹95 112 crore per year

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What new defence infrastructure initiative did Uttarakhand approve in September 2020?

The state agreed to allocate land in Chamoli, Pithoragarh, and Uttarkashi districts to the IAF for establishing air-defence radar stations and a new Advanced Landing Ground in the hills, along with telecom incentives up to ₹40 lakh

Which new welfare scheme was launched in March–May 2020 to support migrants and pregnant women?

In early 2020, the state launched Mukhyamantri Swarojgar Yojana (28 May) to support returning migrants with self-employment loans, and Saubhagyawati Yojana (13 March) to provide nutritious kits for pregnant mothers and newborns

Which major water resource project was inaugurated in November 2020?

CM Trivendra Singh Rawat inaugurated the artificial Suryadhar Lake in late November 2020, capable of irrigating 18 villages, supplying water to 19 villages, and serving as a tourist spot

Which transformative rural scheme was launched in September 2020 to curb out-migration?

On 11 September 2020, the state introduced this scheme with ₹18 cr funding to integrate agriculture, animal husbandry, skill training, etc., in 474 highly migratory villages—aiming to stop migrant exodus

What major infrastructure project was approved in June 2020 affecting Dehradun–Haridwar–Rishikesh?

In June 2020, the Unified Metropolitan Transport Authority approved a 73 km light‑metro corridor linking Dehradun, Rishikesh, and Haridwar—making it a landmark urban mobility project for the state

Which health scheme expanded significantly in Uttarakhand in June 2025?

The Ayushman Yojna was rolled out to all 614 PHCs and 24 CHCs, allowing up to ₹5 lakh in coverage—significantly increasing access to medical care in remote Himalayan areas

What major setback affected Kedarnath helicopter services in June 2025?

On June 15, 2025, a Bell 407 helicopter crashed near Gaurikund en route to Kedarnath, killing seven including a toddler. Helicopter services were suspended until mid‑September, raising safety and ecological concerns

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On International Yoga Day (June 21, 2025), Uttarakhand introduced a pioneering state-level initiative. What was it?

On June 21, 2025, the President inaugurated Yoga Day in Dehradun, while the CM launched Uttarakhand’s first-ever State-level Yoga Policy. It includes plans for five yoga hubs by 2030, integration in AYUSH centers by 2026, ₹11 crore for research, and developing Rishikesh as a global wellness destination

In mid-2023, Uttarakhand inaugurated India’s first Cryptogamic garden. Where is this garden located?

In July 2021, the Research Wing under Sanjiv Chaturvedi launched India’s first Cryptogamic garden in Dehradun at approximately 9,000 feet, showcasing 70+ species of non-flowering plants

Which significant policy was launched in March 2023 to support the rehabilitation of street children in Uttarakhand?

On January 1, 2023, the Uttarakhand government introduced a Street Children Policy, aligning with national guidelines to aid education, health, shelter, and skill development for street-involved children

What controversial legislation concerning religious sanctuaries was repealed by Uttarakhand in November 2021?

The Act, passed in December 2019 to create a Char Dham shrine board, was repealed on November 30, 2021, following pressure from priests and the high-power committee review

In 2024, which new bat species was discovered in Uttarakhand?

In 2024, researchers identified Myotis himalaicus (Himalayan long-tailed myotis) in Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary—a key discovery that boosts the known bat species in India to 135

What critical issue was highlighted in late 2023 concerning Uttarakhand’s cabinet approvals?

On October 30, 2023, 27 cabinet proposals passed—including a ₹628 cr scheme to link 1,600 herbs with livelihoods in 12,000 Van Panchayats over ten years

At its February 2022 election, what historic outcome occurred for the Uttarakhand government?

The BJP, led by Pushkar Singh Dhami, won 47 of 70 seats in the February 14, 2022 assembly election—the first time an incumbent Uttarakhand government was re-elected .

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Uttarakhand

27th State of India

Uttarakhand's name is derived from the Sanskrit words Uttara (उत्तर) meaning 'north', and khaṇḍa (खण्ड) meaning 'land', altogether simply meaning 'Northern Land'. The name finds mentioned in early Hindu scriptures as the combined region of "Kedarkhand" (present-day Garhwal) and "Manaskhand" (present-day Kumaon). Uttarakhand was also the ancient Puranic term for the central stretch of the Indian Himalayas.

  • 53,883 km²
  • Gurmit Singh
  • Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami
  • 1.01 Crores (2012)
  • Dehradun (Winter), Gairsain (Summer)

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