La Ganesan being greeted by elders during his visit to
Meluri on Friday.
- DIMAPUR — The
Governor of Nagaland, La Ganesan, visited Meluri district on Friday and
emphasised the region’s bright future and developmental potential.
- According to an update, expressing his happiness at visiting
the district, the governor extended his congratulations to the people and
acknowledged the efforts of Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and officially
inaugurating Meluri district on February 21.
- The governor remarked that Meluri may be the youngest
district in the state, but it holds immense promise for a bright future. He
described the district as "the land of fortunes", highlighting its
rich mineral resources, biodiversity, tourism potential, and scenic beauty.
Also read: Meluri is Nagaland’s 17th district; Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio calls it 'Land of Fortunes'
- The proposed inland waterway linking Myanmar’s Chindwin
River to Nagaland’s Tizu River is a key development project. According to the
governor, this initiative is expected to serve as a strategic trade link with
Southeast Asia, positioning Meluri as an international trade hub. Additionally,
the International Trade Centre at Avangkhu is expected to further strengthen
the region’s role as Nagaland’s gateway to ASEAN nations.
- Governor Ganesan also underscored the state government’s
commitment to enhancing road and transport infrastructure, particularly the
connectivity between Meluri, the state capital, and Avangkhu, which borders
Myanmar. He stated that these advancements will pave the way for economic
growth and better access to essential services.
- However, the governor stressed that infrastructure alone
cannot drive progress. He stated that it is the people, their unity, and their
collective spirit that turn vision into reality. He urged citizens, government
departments, and organisations to take an active role in ensuring the success
of developmental initiatives. Emphasising the importance of quality education
and healthcare, he called for well-equipped hospitals and schools that would
nurture future leaders and innovators.
