Manipur: 5.6 km of India-Myanmar border fenced
The central priest said the Public authority of India and Myanmar Government will together take up the Indo-Myanmar fencing issue.
Imphal: Manipur boss pastor N Biren Singh on Tuesday said that a sum of 5.6 km of the Indo-Myanmar line fencing between line support point no.79 and 81 has been finished up to this point.
Singh, who is likewise the Head of the House, was answering to the inquiry raised by MLA K Ranjit Singh on the eighth day of the continuous second meeting of the twelfth Manipur Administrative Gathering.
The central priest expressed that while a sum of 60.023 km of fencing will be brought up by the Association back Home service, the Indo-Myanmar fencing issue will be mutually taken up by the states of India and Myanmar.
Subsequent to presenting ideal proposition to the Service of Minority Issues, the CM said, the state government can profit of different plans like Minority Pre-Matric Grants Plans, Minority Post-Matric Grants Plans, Minority Legitimacy cum-Means Grant Plans, Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakaram(PMJVK) to the minorities.
The CM informed the House that minorities in the state incorporate Muslims, Christians, Jain, Parsis, Buddhists and the Sikhs.
Answering to the inquiry raised by MLA Sheik Noorul Hassan, the main clergyman further said ITI Lilong has been laid out under Ability Work, Business and Enterprenuership Division and offers courses in craftsmanship, carpentry, shaping and welding and other expertise improvement preparing programs.
Country advancement and Panchayati Raj serve Y Khemchand said in the Gathering that development of 103 km long Shirui to Khayang Phungtha PMGSY street is in progress however the street extending from Shirui to Kachouphung town is focused on to be finished by September, 2022. Serve Khemchand was answering to the inquiry raised by MLA Slam Muivah.
