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Mizoram CM Lalduhoma Urges Youths to Foster National Unity and Harmony
- •Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma met with youth delegations from Goa and Chandigarh visiting under central exchange programmes.
- •He described the country's youth as India's most valuable resource with a crucial role in reaching developed nation status by 2047.
- •The chief minister encouraged delegates to explore Mizoram to understand its unique culture and traditions.
- •Lalduhoma emphasized that exchange programmes build deeper connections and contribute to overall national progress.
- •The visiting youths discussed communal harmony, economic development under Transform Mizoram Vision 2047, and Mizo traditions with the CM.
Key Questions Answered
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma interacted with a 50-member delegation from Goa under the Yuva Sangam Youth Exchange Programme and 20 youths from Chandigarh under the Ashta Lakshmi Darshan initiative. He urged them to promote harmony and mutual understanding among India's diverse communities while exploring Mizoram's culture and traditions.
The Yuva Sangam youth exchange programme aims to strengthen emotional bonds, foster mutual understanding, and promote the spirit of unity in diversity among young citizens from different states and Union Territories. Selected participants undertake multi-day educational and cultural tours structured around five thematic pillars known as the 5 Ps.
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma stated that the state's tourism industry will be developed around the three core pillars of culture, adventure, and nature, encapsulated in the theme 'Mizoram CAN'. The government is focusing on community-based tourism and inviting private investments to build modern amenities for travelers.
