The committee to study the prospects of legalization in Himachal Pradesh recently started its field visit to Uttarakhand. The field visits were done by officials of the state, the committee members and the industry specialists including ITSHEMP founder Srijan Sharma. Committee comprises of
The committee includes Sh. Sunder Singh Thakur Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Kullu (HP),
Sh. Puran Chand Thakur MLA, Darang (HP), Sh. Surender Shourie MLA, Banjar (HP), S. Jagat Singh Negi MLA, Kinnaur (HP), Dr. Hans Raj MLA Churah (HP), Dr. Janak Raj MLA, Darang (HP), Sh. Kewal Singh Pathania MLA, Banjar (HP), Adv. Deven Khanna High Court, Committee Member (HP).
Uttarakhand’s progressive approach to cannabis
Uttarakhand has emerged as a pioneer in India’s cannabis regulation landscape. The state government recognizes the economic and medicinal potential of cannabis and has implemented policies to support its cultivation and utilization. Uttarakhand permits the cultivation of hemp for industrial purposes and has established a framework for licensing and regulation.
Highlights of the committee’s visit
During their visit, the Himachal Hemp Policy Committee engaged in discussions with policymakers, researchers, and industry representatives in Uttarakhand. The highlights of their visit included:
- Field visits to hemp cultivation sites: The committee had the opportunity to observe hemp cultivation practices in Uttarakhand, gaining insights into sustainable farming techniques, crop management, and the economic viability of hemp cultivation.
- Knowledge-sharing sessions: Experts from Uttarakhand shared their experiences, research findings, and success stories related to cannabis cultivation, processing, and commercialization. These sessions facilitated an exchange of ideas and best practices.
- Collaborative efforts for research and development: The visit paved the way for collaborative research and development initiatives between Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Joint projects focusing on optimizing cannabis varieties, developing novel applications, and addressing regulatory challenges were discussed.
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