Mizoram Tourism Minister Calls for Northeast Unity

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Aizawl: Mizoram Tourism Minister Lalnghinglova Hmar demanded stronger cooperation between northeastern states this Saturday. He spoke at the Seven Sisters Cultural Meet held at Zokhua in Falkawn near Aizawl. Hmar argued that shared goals fuel regional progress. He insisted the region belongs firmly within India rather than standing apart. Despite unique traditions, he said these states share deep geographical and historical ties.

Hmar championed collaborative work over individual achievement. Individual states have already done much. Working together they can do more. He welcomed delegates from across the region, urging them to study local customs. "The Northeast should not be regarded as separate from the rest of the country," Hmar said.

The two-day event operated under the banner Unity in Diversity: The Northeast Symphony. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs backed the initiative. Representatives showcased traditional practices and regional heritage. Friday marked the opening day of the festival at the Tribal Research Institute in Kelsih near Aizawl.

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