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Kohima: Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio opened the new Totok Chingnyu Village Council Hall in Mon district on Wednesday. The building serves as a hub for local infrastructure. A crowd of state ministers, village leaders, and local residents watched the ceremony unfold.
Rio praised the community for their hard work. He sees the hall as a place for residents to trade ideas and hold talks on village affairs. The Chief Minister posted about the event on X, marking it as a milestone for the region. He said, "Happy to inaugurate the Totok Chingnyu Village Council Hall at Mon. This is a proud moment for the village and a reflection of the collective efforts and aspirations of its people. My sincere congratulations to the Village Council and the entire community on this occasion."
Several officials traveled with the Chief Minister for the visit. The list includes G. Kaito Aye, Minister for Roads and Bridges, and K. G. Kenye, Minister for Power and Parliamentary Affairs. C. L. John, Minister for Forest, Environment and Climate Change and Village Guards, joined them alongside P. Bashangmongba Chang, Minister for Housing and Mechanical Engineering. MLA Mankhao Konyak and N. Thongwang Konyak, Chairman of the Nagaland Hotels and Tourism Development Corporation Limited, also attended.
The administration hopes for future peace. Rio expects the site will foster growth and harmony across the village.
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