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Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh announced that the railway connection to Imphal is expected to be operational within two years. Speaking at a public welfare camp in Imphal West, the Chief Minister confirmed the rail line has already reached Khongsang. Long-term plans include extending the network to Moreh to enhance trade and connectivity in alignment with India's Act East Policy.
Khemchand Singh described the infrastructure projects as central to the Viksit Bharat, Viksit Manipur 2047 vision. He noted that the state is strategically positioned to serve as a gateway to Southeast Asia. However, he emphasized that these goals rely heavily on stability within the region.
Addressing the need for a stable environment, the Chief Minister said, "No meaningful development can take place without peace." He urged all communities to resolve their differences through dialogue to ensure the success of ongoing government initiatives.
The event, held at Chingamathak, aimed to deliver government welfare services directly to residents. During the visit, the Chief Minister distributed financial aid to children with special needs and provided nutritional support to local tuberculosis patients. The session concluded with a review of various state department stalls showcasing public services available to the community.
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