Serchhip, November 2026: Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma today chaired a review meeting to assess the progress and development activities of various government departments in Serchhip district. The meeting was held at the DC Conference Hall in Serchhip and was conducted by Serchhip Deputy Commissioner Paul L. Khuma.
The Chief Minister said the meeting was the first of its kind in Mizoram, organised to provide an opportunity for different departments at the district level to directly bring their concerns and challenges to his attention. He said the government intended to organise similar meetings in other districts as well.
Referring to the vision of Transformed Mizoram 2047, aligned with Viksit Bharat 2047, Lalduhoma said it was the Mizoram Government's goal to increase the state's GDP contribution from the present 0.1 per cent to 1 per cent.
He said Mizoram had already earned recognition as the Ginger Capital of India and was also aspiring to become the Silk Capital of the Northeast. The state was further working towards becoming the Winter Capital of India. He also spoke about plans to launch the CM Blue Mission and said efforts were underway to make Mizoram a leading digital state.
Emphasising the importance of better coordination and convergence among government departments, the Chief Minister expressed his desire to see Serchhip develop into a model district.
During the meeting, various development plans and projects in Serchhip district were discussed in detail, including ongoing works, challenges and future initiatives. Officials deliberated on improving coordination among departments and finding solutions to the difficulties affecting project implementation.
Representatives from 43 government offices in Serchhip district participated in the meeting.
Deputy Commissioner Paul L. Khuma expressed his appreciation for the Chief Minister's personal presence and the time he devoted to reviewing the district's development activities.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Dorothy Muansangi delivered the vote of thanks, bringing the meeting to a close.
