Naga People’s Organisation Urges Governor for Infrastructure Boost and Support for Barak River Festival

A delegation from the Naga People’s Organisation (NPO), led by Mr. H. Kuba Peter, met the Hon’ble Governor of Manipur, Shri Ajay Kumar Bhalla, at Raj Bhavan to discuss urgent development priorities and cultural initiatives concerning the district.

During the meeting, the delegation submitted a detailed memorandum urging the government’s intervention in fast-tracking three key infrastructure and connectivity projects. These projects, the delegation noted, are vital to improving access, economic opportunities, and mobility in the region.

Key Demands Presented

Focus Area Description
Road Connectivity Urged implementation of key road projects to link remote villages and towns
Infrastructure Boost Requested funding for district-level public infrastructure
Bridge/Transport Links Emphasis on river-crossing infrastructure and regional connectivity

The delegation emphasized that improved infrastructure would not only benefit daily commuters but also support economic development, emergency access, and tourism in the region.


Barak River Festival Preparations

The NPO also briefed the Governor on the preparations for the upcoming Barak River Festival, a major cultural event celebrated by communities in the region. The festival, which highlights the rich heritage and traditions of the Naga people, is expected to attract local and international visitors.

The Organisation sought the state government’s support and recognition to ensure smooth logistics, promotion, and overall success of the event.


Governor’s Response

The Hon’ble Governor gave the delegation a patient and encouraging hearing, appreciating their proactive role in regional development and cultural preservation. He assured that their concerns would be conveyed to the relevant departments for appropriate action.


Significance of the Meeting

The interaction highlights the growing push from grassroots organizations like the NPO to bridge gaps in regional development and promote inclusive cultural identity. It also reflects the state administration’s openness to citizen-led initiatives aimed at strengthening connectivity and unity in Manipur’s diverse regions.

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