Kohima, Nov 13: Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio emphasized the significance of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) system, introduced by the British in 1873, and Article 371(A) of the Indian Constitution, in safeguarding the state’s customs, including land ownership and resource rights, which he described as central to Nagaland’s identity.
Addressing the North-East Regional Civil Services Conference, Rio stressed the importance of unity among northeastern states and highlighted the essential role of civil servants in tackling the region’s unique challenges. He praised the resilience and dedication of the officers, stating, “Your presence here symbolizes the unity and resilience of our northeastern states. Our state, like others in the region, has unique challenges and a rich cultural heritage, with 17 recognized tribes and many sub-tribes.”
The Chief Minister underscored Nagaland’s distinct governance structures and cultural heritage, adding, “Our diversity is our strength,” while acknowledging that it also adds complexity to governance.
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