- Poor farmers would receive ₹6,000 per year, in addition to what they were already getting under the PM-Kisan scheme. It would be paid in three equal instalments of ₹2,000 each.
- The jail term would be increased to 10 years under the state's anti-conversion law or 'Love Jihad'. According to India Today, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said, "We will amend the law of 'Love Jihad' to make it stricter, including a provision of 10 years of rigorous imprisonment. We will create 50,000 government jobs for young people." BJP often uses this term to describe illegal or forced conversions.
- Three LPG cylinders would be provided to the needy each year.
- Pregnant women living in hilly areas would be given ₹40,000.
- Senior citizens' pensions would be increased to ₹3,600.
- The total aid received by farmers would go up to ₹12,000 annually, as mentioned by manifesto committee coordinator and former chief minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank.
- Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari promises ₹2,000 per month to women heads of Below Poverty Line (BPL) families.
- An additional ₹1,000 would be offered to take care of their children.
- In addition to this, the manifesto also emphasizes employment generation, empowerment of women, infrastructure development, tourism, putting an end to illegal migration, farmers, horticulture and dairy development.
- Another critical point that the document mentions is that a separate committee would be set up to investigate and look into the demographic changes in the state's hilly district.
- A fund of ₹500 crore would be set up for women self-help groups.
- Separate funds of ₹500 crore each would be set up for horticulture and dairy development.
- Under the 'Him Prahari Yojna', the document also promises to settle ex-servicemen in the border districts of the state.
- In addition, a credit guarantee fund trust would be enabled for these servicemen.
- The government plans to develop Haridwar into the international Yoga Capital of the world, and infrastructure in the Chardham circuit to be upgraded and expanded.
- Forty-five new tourism hotspots would be developed in the state, promising it as the top tourist destination in the country.
- The issue of illegal land grabbing would be curtailed, and a policy of zero-tolerance toward drugs would be adopted.
