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Aizawl: Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma spent August 7 in New Delhi securing new partnerships for his state. He met with Google, the BRICS Entrepreneur Alliance India, and the India Today Group to jumpstart growth. His goal is simple: boost technology and bring eyes to Mizoram.
Lalduhoma sat down with a Google delegation at Mizoram House to discuss integrating Google Gemini AI into classrooms. The tech giant offered free training to help school teachers master digital tools. Integrating artificial intelligence into the Mizoram School Education Department is the main objective. These tools will change how students learn.
The Chief Minister then met Dr. Bhaskar Jyoti Sonowal, the Global President and CEO of the BRICS Entrepreneur Alliance India. They mapped out potential collaborations involving carbon credits, security, technology, and youth development. Rajya Sabha MP K Laltluangkima, ZOHANDCO Chairman J K Dawngzuala, and government advisor Renu Sharma attended these sessions to assist the delegation.
Lalduhoma finished the day with officials from the India Today Group, including National Head Amit Mohan. The talks focused on using national media reach to highlight the state's cultural heritage and investment potential. The official statement noted that "The meetings were part of Lalduhoma's engagements in New Delhi aimed at building partnerships, using technology to support development and increasing national awareness of Mizoram's investment and tourism opportunities."
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