MIZORAM BJP EMPHASIZES IMPORTANCE OF ALIGNING WITH CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, Mizoram - 25th November 2024: The Mizoram BJP held a political session at their office on 25th November 2024, where MLA Dr K Beichhua emphasized the importance of aligning with the Central Government for the state's progress. Dr Beichhua stated that the BJP-led government has elevated India's status significantly, far surpassing the progress made in the past 60 years.

The BJP MLA highlighted that the BJP's governance has provided India with good politics, which has empowered the people. He questioned whether Mizoram, being one of the smaller states in India, should rely on others for support or take charge of its own development.

Dr Beichhua emphasized that looking to America for solutions is not the answer, and instead, Mizoram should focus on addressing its issues through the Central Government. He warned that if the government fails to do so, the state's problems will only worsen.

The BJP MLA urged the people's representatives to prioritize Mizoram's development, cautioning that if they fail to do so, the state's future will be bleak. He stressed that it is essential for Mizoram to align with the Central Government to achieve progress and development.

Dr. K Beichhua, MLA, Mizoram 

MIZORAM VILLAGE COUNCIL TERM CUT SHORT DUE TO FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, Mizoram - 25th November 2024: The Village Council term in Mizoram has been cut short due to financial constraints, according to LAD Minister C Lalsawivunga. The Minister explained that the state's revenue is decreasing as per the recommendations of the 15th Finance Commission.

In 2023, the state received ₹122.83 crore, and in 2024-2025, it will receive ₹89.91 crore per month. However, the Minister stated that the state will receive a reduced amount of ₹48.83 crore per month in 2025-2026.

The COVID-19 pandemic had disrupted the VC term, but now that the pandemic has subsided, the government has made plans to conduct the VC elections. The Minister emphasized the need for careful financial management, given the decreasing revenue and increasing costs.

The government is planning to conduct elections in a way that minimizes the burden on the people. The Minister expressed his commitment to working tirelessly to achieve the goal of establishing a government that is pleasing to God.

The decision to cut short the Village Council term has been made to ensure that the state's finances are managed effectively. The government is confident that with careful planning and management, it will be able to overcome the current financial challenges.

C Lalsawivunga, Minister, Mizoram 

MFM SCHOOL OF NURSING HOSTS 16TH ANM & 1ST GNM CAPPING & LIGHTING CEREMONY

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, Mizoram - 25th November 2024: MFM School of Nursing organised the 16th ANM & 1st GNM Capping & Lighting Ceremony, which was attended by Health & Family Welfare Minister Pi Lalrinpuii as the chief guest.

The programme was chaired by Miss Vanlalrindiki, and the welcome address was delivered by Nl Lalthakimi, Board Member of MFM.

Miss Christina B. Lalhmingliani, Senior Tutor of MFM School of Nursing, presented the school report, and Pi Lalrinpari, Nursing Superintendent of MCSI, Zemabawk, conducted the capping and lamp lighting ceremony for the students.

In her address, Minister Pi Lalrinpuii encouraged the nursing students to acquire good and noble nursing practices and use their knowledge and skills to improve public health and well-being.

She praised MFM School of Nursing for providing quality nursing education and training to its students, and expressed her hope that the students would make valuable contributions to the healthcare sector.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Upa R. Vanlalzauva, Founder and Director of MFM.

MFM School of Nursing was established in 2008 and currently offers ANM and GNM courses. The school has over 200 students enrolled and provides them with quality nursing education and training.

MIZORAM UNIVERSITY HOSTS NATIONAL SEMINAR ON INDIA'S FOREIGN POLICY

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, Mizoram - 25th November 2024: A two-day national seminar on "India's Foreign Policy: Coping with the Changing World" commenced today at Mizoram University. The seminar is jointly organised by the Department of Political Science, Mizoram University, and the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA), New Delhi.

I&PR Minister Dr Vanlalthlana inaugurated the seminar, stressing the importance of research-based policy-making. He noted that foreign policy is closely linked to domestic policy and that a strong domestic foundation is essential for effective foreign policy.

Dr Vanlalthlana highlighted the significance of the "Act East Policy" for Mizoram and India's northeastern region, given its strategic location. He also pointed out that Mizoram's geographical location makes it a crucial "bridge" between India and ASEAN countries, as well as Bangladesh, Myanmar, and other Indo-Pacific nations.

The seminar features a session on "India's Eastern Orientation and Neighbours," which is closely related to the "Act East Policy." Other notable speakers at the seminar include Amb Rajiv Bhatia, Prof D C Deka, Prof Tenepalli Hari, and Dr Tunchinmang Langel.

The seminar is being chaired by Prof J Doungel, Chairperson of the Seminar Committee, Department of Political Science, Mizoram University. The welcome address was delivered by Prof A Shyamkishor, Head of the Department of Political Science, Mizoram University.

The seminar aims to provide a platform for experts to discuss and analyse India's foreign policy in the context of a rapidly changing world.

Source: DIPR Mizoram