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The family of the girl who was a victim of a fight at the Government Cultural Model School in Panchkula finally received joyful and encouraging news. After a long battle between life and death, the girl was discharged from Chandigarh PGI after treatment. As the girl returned home with her parents, calmness and smiles appeared on the family's faces for the first time in a long time.

Until recently, an atmosphere of anxiety, fear, and prayers reigned in the house, but now the girl's return has brought joy. This tragic situation shocked not only Panchkula but also people across the country, and thousands prayed for the child's well-being. The news that the girl had returned home from the hospital brought relief to everyone who wished her a speedy recovery.

While the girl and her family try to cope with this difficult period, some compassionate members of society have offered their help in securing her future. Social activist Anil Tapar announced his readiness to cover all expenses for the girl's education.

He promised to personally cover all costs of the child's education while she is studying. The return of this little princess home is not only a joy for one family but also a triumph for thousands of people who prayed for her. There is hope that in time her wounds will heal, a smile will return to her face, and she will be able to return to the world of books, games, and her bright dreams.

It should be noted that this girl, who studies in the first grade, was beaten with stones by a third-grade student from her school, which led to a serious deterioration of her condition.

Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced the launch of the 'Happy Family' program in the state, which will take effect next month. Under this initiative, financial assistance of ₹1500 per month will be provided to women from needy families. Additionally, such families will be provided with free medical care through health insurance cards, as well as 300 units of free electricity.

The announcement was made by the minister during a large public gathering in Chuvari Chogan, which falls under the Bhatiyat constituency in Chamba, on Wednesday. He stated that the official start of this program will take place in Solan in the presence of National Secretary and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi. The minister emphasized that the state government aims to ensure the economic empowerment of women and provide financial support to ordinary families.

Sukhu specified that about 20 thousand qualified women in the Bhatiyat constituency will receive monthly financial assistance of ₹1500, and 10 thousand families will receive the benefit of 300 units of free electricity. He also noted that the government has launched various programs to strengthen the rural economy and continues to implement Congress promises.

To identify needy families under this program, a survey was conducted at the panchayat level. Approximately 1.80 lakh families in the state were identified as eligible for 300 units of free electricity, and about 2.50 lakh women are set to receive monthly financial support. The minister explained that the monetary aid to women will be transferred directly to their bank accounts, and families will receive support on electricity bills.

Criticizing the Bharatiya Janata Party, Sukhu stated that the Congress government is seriously working to fulfill its promises, while the Bharatiya Janata Party spreads false information on social media. He reminded that the Congress promised to provide ₹1500 to women from families with an annual income of less than ₹75 thousand, and the government is working to implement this promise.

Responding to the demands of residents of Bhatiyat in Chamba, the minister also announced the opening of a civil court in Chuvari. This will allow residents of the region to resolve legal issues without the need to travel elsewhere. Furthermore, he announced the allocation of ₹4.50 crore for preparing the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the Chuvari-Chamba tunnel. Further procedures will commence after the DPR preparation is complete.

The minister concluded that the state government is constantly making efforts to develop rural areas, expand basic infrastructure, and improve the standard of living of the population, affirming its commitment to regional development.