1. The fourth session of the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) wrapped up with Speaker Sharingain Longkumer adjourning the session sine die.
2. over four days, starting on Monday, the assembly deliberated on significant matters on the development and governance of the state.
3. Discussions during the session focused on various aspects crucial for Nagaland’s progress and welfare.
Kohima, March 02: The fourth session of the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) concluded with Speaker Sharingain Longkumer adjourning the session sine die.
For four days, starting on Monday, the assembly engaged in discussions of crucial aspects of the state’s development and governance.
In a departure from traditional partisan rhetoric, Speaker Longkumer offered a non-partisan perspective on the proceedings, particularly focusing on the Budget 2024-25.
He lauded the budget’s comprehensive and people-centric approach in tackling Nagaland’s socio-economic challenges.
Longkumer commended the chief minister and the minister-in-charge of Finance for their efforts in crafting the budget, while also acknowledging the contributions of senior government officials in translating budgetary allocations into actionable plans.
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Reflecting on the assembly’s 60th anniversary, he emphasized the pivotal role of the present budget in shaping the state’s future trajectory.
The budget’s focus on connectivity, economic development, sports, culture, and welfare initiatives was highlighted by Longkumer, who stressed the importance of societal transformation.
He urged assembly members to consider the broader social implications of their decisions and advocated for a commitment to progressive social changes.
As Nagaland marks its 60th year, Longkumer called upon all members to reaffirm their dedication to overcoming internal and external challenges, envisioning a more liberated and empowered Nagaland.
