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Aizawl: Union Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region Jyotiraditya M. Scindia arrives in Aizawl on October 12 for a two-day trip. This marks his second visit to the state since taking his current ministerial post. He brings a packed agenda. Scindia will head to Tuivamit to kick off 10 development initiatives. He plans to inaugurate completed work and lay foundation stones for new projects alongside Chief Minister Lalduhoma.
After the ceremony, the minister shifts focus to the youth. He will visit Mizoram University to hold talks with students, including those enrolled in the Ministry of DoNER’s Ashtalakshmi Darshan programme. These sessions serve as a platform to discuss regional development prospects with the next generation. Officials noted the visit aims to strengthen the Centre’s development partnership with the region, noting, "The visit aims to strengthen the Centre’s development partnership with the Northeast while creating opportunities for engagement with students, civil society representatives and stakeholders from the financial sector."
The work continues on October 13. Scindia will return to Mizoram University to inaugurate the North East Bankers’ Conclave 3.0. He is set to deliver the keynote address at the event. Bankers will gather to hash out strategies for boosting financial inclusion and expanding access to credit. The goal is to drive economic growth throughout the Northeast. Scindia will fly back to Delhi once the summit wraps up on October 13.
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