G Ikuto Zhimomi inaugurates four development projects under the LADP-ICONIC Scheme in Aghunato to improve rural infrastructure
DIMAPUR — Advisor of Land Resources G Ikuto Zhimomi inaugurated four development projects under the LADP-ICONIC Scheme in his constituency, 34 A/C Aghunato, Zunheboto district, from October 20 to the 22nd.
The projects include the Akuba Old village council hall, inaugurated on October 20; Phulesheto agri link road, inaugurated on October 21; and the Khewoto and Khetoi village council halls, both inaugurated on October 22, an update stated.
The projects aim to address long-standing developmental needs in the villages.
The newly constructed village council halls are expected to provide dedicated spaces for community meetings, administrative activities and collective decision-making.
The Phulesheto agri link road is expected to improve connectivity and facilitate the transportation of agricultural produce, benefiting farmers and the local community.
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The inauguration programmes were attended by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Aghunato; Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC); Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO); Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO), PWD; along with other officials, village leaders and community members.
Villagers, local administrators and residents of 34 A/C Aghunato expressed appreciation to the advisor for his efforts to address grassroots developmental needs and facilitate infrastructure development in the constituency, the update stated.
The completion of the projects is expected to improve public infrastructure, strengthen rural connectivity and support community development.
Apart from inaugurating the projects, Zhimomi also visited sick and elderly people in his constituency to enquire about their well-being. The visits highlighted his engagement with local residents and concern for their welfare.
The three-day programme marked a step towards addressing the long-standing infrastructure needs of the villages and improving facilities for their residents, the update added.