Overview

• Land-entitlement certificates were issued under the Gram Shamlat Bhumi Niyamawali (1964) across all 22 districts, covering about 1,700 villages and 100,000 families
• Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini personally handed over certificates in Kurukshetra and urged the community to modernize their craft with new techniques and government schemes
• The government constituted a Mati Kala Board and rolled out incentives to support clay artisans and integrate technology into traditional pottery
• Backward-class measures include raising the creamy-layer income limit from ₹6 lakh to ₹8 lakh and granting 8% representation to Backward Class A in Panchayati Raj Institutions
• Saini alleged that previous Congress administrations allowed encroachment on potters’ lands, a claim noted as an unadjudicated government allegation