Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 27 Jun 2026
“Encourage creation of co-operatives on the lines of AMUL and formulate an Agro-Export policy with the aim of making Uttarakhand a horticulture and dairy hub.”
The broader hub objective has visible movement: approved reporting in 2026 recorded 41 agriculture-sector projects worth Rs 369 crore, a Rs 100 crore clean plant centre, and other horticulture initiatives described as aimed at making Uttarakhand a horticulture powerhouse. Dairy development and cooperative dairy institutions also continue to operate. However, no approved-source evidence was found of a formal Uttarakhand Agro-Export Policy being notified after the promise. Delivery is therefore partial: substantial related project activity, but the promised policy instrument remains unverified. Budget: related agriculture and horticulture projects worth Rs 369 crore were announced, but no specific Agro-Export Policy budget line was found.
Times of India reported launch or foundation stones for 41 agriculture-sector projects worth Rs 369 crore and horticulture initiatives including a clean plant centre.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised an Agro-Export policy and AMUL-style co-operative push to make Uttarakhand a horticulture and dairy hub.
View sourceLaunch Prakritik Krishi Protsahan Yojana, under which 3,500 villages will be transformed into 100 percent zero-budget natural farming villages through training and incentivisation.
Create a brand called Uttarakhand Organics to target a pan-India market for Uttarakhand organic produce, and open one Uttarakhand Organics outlet in every major tourist destination of the state as well as across other state capitals.
Establish an adequate number of horticulture co-operatives with a corpus fund of Rs 500 crores across the state.
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