Education and sports get a major boost in Nagaland with new infrastructure projects
Simultaneously, Rio unveiled six new sports and recreational venues, among them a wrestling facility in Dimapur and a mini stadium in Wokha.These projects align with government efforts to foster sports and develop local talent. Rio conveyed via social media, "These amenities will support local talents and offer avenues for physical growth."advertisementFunding stems from central schemes, including the North Eastern Council and the Scheme for Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment. Such initiatives are set to rejuvenate local communities by providing essential educational and sporting infrastructures.These developments place Nagaland on a path to bolster both educational frameworks and sports facilities, aligning with broader endeavours to enhance living standards and opportunities for its people.(WITH PTI INPUTS)Must Watch
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