Dimapur, July 19 (EMN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, completed his four-year stay at the Raj Bhavan on Thursday as the governor of Nagaland.
An update from the Raj Bhavan on Thursday informed that the officials and staff of the Raj Bhavan gathered at the governor’s residence in Kohima on July 19 to pay their honour. Piyush Goyal, principal secretary to governor, stated that under the guidance of Acharya the state was moving towards new heights and achievements.
Goyal stated that Acharya had taken up various initiatives for the welfare of the Nagas, which included water harvesting, use of solar energy, construction of vermin compose pits, and introduction of e-governance among others.
Goyal added that the governor had supported and advocated the scheme on “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” and other central and state government welfare schemes for the benefit of the people.
“Various medical camps in different districts of Nagaland were also conducted under the Governors initiative,” he added.
According to the updates, Acharya lit four lamps to symbolise his four year tenure in the office.
The updates informed that the governor thanked the officials and staff of the Raj Bhavan for the support rendered towards him during the last four years.
The release further mentioned that Goyal had released a book compilation of the governor’s third year activities to mark the occasion.
