Nagaland Government Pushes for Full Withdrawal of Protected Area Permit Before Hornbill Festival

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In a significant move to boost tourism and economic growth, the Nagaland government is actively working with the central government to completely lift the Protected Area Permit (PAP) system for foreign tourists before the upcoming Hornbill Festival. This initiative aims to increase foreign tourist arrivals, attract investments, and positively impact the state’s economy. Tourism and Higher Education Minister Temjen Imna Along revealed that Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio raised this crucial matter with Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his recent visit to New Delhi. This discussion followed deliberations in the Nagaland Assembly in September regarding the PAP issue. Speaking to…

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