Mizoram Governor inspects Kelsih tribal museum before PM Modi's launch

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Aizawl: Mizoram Governor General Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh inspected the Ropuiliani Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum in Kelsih on Tuesday, November 10. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually open the facility on November 15. The Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs funded the project to highlight the role of tribal heroes in India's independence.

Singh walked the site to check progress. He stated, "The institution would serve as an important heritage asset for Mizoram as well as the country, while helping educate and inspire future generations." He pushed officials to use local resources to finish the remaining work while keeping the design true to Mizo roots.

The complex includes an open-air theatre, a traditional hut, and a heritage walk. Visitors will also find a cafeteria, staff quarters, and the Birsa Munda Tribal Pride Garden. Chief Secretary in-charge K. Lalthawmmawia, Secretary of Art and Culture Zodingpuii, and Secretary of DP and AR Dr. YLN Reddy joined the Governor for the tour.

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