PM Modi greets , says ‘Mizo culture is inspiring’ Mizoram on Statehood Day,

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19 February:The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has greeted the people of Mizoram on their Statehood Day. He has also prayed for the nonstop evolution, peace and success of Mizoram.

“Statehood Day wishes to the people of Mizoram. India is very proud of Mizoram’s unique cultural tapestry, its rich beauty and the warm-hearted spirit of its people. The Mizo culture is very inspiring, embodying a blend of tradition and harmony. Praying for the continuous progress, peace and prosperity of Mizoram.” saying In a X post, the Prime Minister .

The statehood status was granted to Mizoram on February 20, 1987.Mizoram Statehood Day is an essential adherence in the northeastern state of Mizoram, India. It commemorates the day when Mizoram officially set off
a full-fledged state of the Indian Union.

Prior to becoming a state, Mizoram was known as the Lushai Hills district within the state of Assam. However, due to the unique cultural, linguistic, and historical background of the Mizo people, there had been a longstanding demand for a separate statehood status. This demand stemmed from aspirations for greater autonomy and self-governance.

Next years of counsalt and thought, the Govt of India reputable the justifiable ambition of the Mizo public and put on the Mizoram Statehood Act in 1986. This act paved the way for the creation of Mizoram as the 23rd state of the Indian Union.

Mizoram Statehood Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride across the state. Various public demostration exhibitions, and events are organized to showcase the rich heritage, Folklore, and achievements of Mizoram. It’s also a time for reflection on the journey towards statehood and the development make since then.

this day memorial for Mizoram,s local peopls stand for their identity, unity, and resilience. It serves as a reminder of their hard-fought struggle for self-determination and their integration into the other tapestry of India’s federal formation.

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