Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 27 Jun 2026
“Establish an adequate number of horticulture co-operatives with a corpus fund of Rs 500 crores across the state.”
There is credible movement on the horticulture-hub objective: approved 2026 reporting listed horticulture-linked projects including a clean plant centre at Mukteshwar, nursery support, a centre of excellence at Chaubattia, kiwi development, crop fencing, and automatic weather stations. This does not prove the promised horticulture co-operative architecture or the Rs 500 crore corpus fund. The verdict is partial because the sector push exists, but the co-operative and corpus components remain unverified. Budget: related horticulture project allocations were announced, but no specific Rs 500 crore horticulture co-operative corpus was found.
Times of India reported agriculture and horticulture project announcements including a clean plant centre, nursery assistance, a centre of excellence, kiwi development, crop fencing, and weather stations.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised horticulture co-operatives with a Rs 500 crore corpus fund.
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.
Constitute a corpus fund of Rs 500 crores for the establishment of dairy co-operatives in every block with one collection centre in every village of Uttarakhand.
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