Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has
appreciated the recommendations of the Committee headed by B K Chaturvedi,
Member, Planning Commission, on 'Development of Hill States arising from
management of forest lands with special focus on creation of infrastructure,
livelihood and human development'.
The Committee has submitted its
report with recommendations
In a letter to the Prime Minister,
Tuki expressed gratitude to the Union Government for commissioning the study
and requested him to implement the recommendations in toto to achieve the
purpose of the study when it was commissioned.
The Chief Minister particularly
welcomed the recommendation for earmarking 2% of annual GBS per year for this
purpose during rest of the Twelfth Five year Plan period.
"Your intervention will set in
process a giant leap for the Himalayan and Northeast Region of India to reach
at par with the rest of the Country," he observed.
Playing a pro-active role for the
benefit of the whole North East region from the said recommendations, Tuki also
called upon his counterparts in Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland,
Tripura and Sikkim to take up the cause by taking it up with the Government of
India on behalf of their respective states.
He has written letters to the Chief
Ministers of rest of the North Eastern states requesting them to appeal with
the Central Government to accept the recommendations of the Committee. He
reasoned that the recommendation for earmarking 2% of annual GBS per year
during rest of the Twelfth Five year Plan period would be a shot in the arm for
the region to push in over-all development and progress.
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