Imphal, June 21: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visionary leadership on Saturday, recognizing him as India’s longest-serving Prime Minister.
While addressing a public welfare camp, the Chief Minister stated that this initiative is part of a significant effort to realize the vision of “Developed India-Developed Manipur 2047.”
The camp, organized by the district administration of Imphal West, took place at the Chingamathak Young Learners Club, Hao Ground, Chingamathak (Pishum Lampak), Imphal.
Officials reported that this program is being conducted nationwide to ensure that welfare and beneficiary-centric schemes from both the central and state governments effectively reach eligible citizens.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the camp aims to deliver various government welfare schemes and services directly to the homes of the state’s residents.
He mentioned ongoing railway projects in Manipur, noting that the railway line has already reached Khongsang and is expected to extend to Imphal within the next two years.
Plans are also in place to expand the rail network to Moreh on the India-Myanmar border, significantly enhancing connectivity and economic opportunities in the region.
The Chief Minister remarked that the previous “Look East Policy” has now transformed into the “Act East Policy,” positioning Manipur as a gateway to Southeast Asia. He stated that this policy will open new avenues for development and create better opportunities for future generations in the state.
He urged all communities in the state to set aside their differences and work towards restoring peace and harmony through dialogue.
The Chief Minister appealed to the people of Manipur to fully support the government’s ongoing efforts to establish and maintain lasting peace in the state.
During the event, he distributed allowances to two children under the “Special Needs” category, provided by the Education Department of Imphal West. He also handed out four packets of nutritious food to four TB patients, which included lentils, eggs, and other essential items. The Chief Minister visited stalls set up by various state government departments showcasing welfare and beneficial schemes under the public welfare camp.
The camp was attended by the Deputy Commissioner of Imphal West, the Planning Director, the Mayor of Imphal Municipal Corporation, and officials and staff from various government departments.
Earlier in the day, the Chief Minister participated in the 7th Governor Art Award ceremony held at the Cabinet Hall of the Chief Minister’s Secretariat in Imphal. During this event, renowned artist Yendrembam Ibomcha Singh was honored with the Governor Art Award for his outstanding contributions in the field of fine arts.
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