The Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said that an effective check on migration can be done by providing new employment opportunities, better education and health facilities. He said that the migration percentage standing at 36.02 in the State is almost similar to neighbouring Himachal Pradesh ( 36.01) and a bit higher than Sikkim (34.06). He said that in the last one year, his government has appointed 1141 doctors and started telemedicine and Tele radiology services to improve health infrastructure. He elaborated the schemes his Government has embarked on such as Aajivika Mission, Pirul Policy, women empowerment programmes and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya farmer loan project and claimed that they would help in generating employment and checking migration.