Mizoram records lowest voter turnout among northeast states
This figure was reported by the ECI Voter Turnout Portal by 5 PM, indicating a decline from the 63% turnout seen in the 2019 General Election to the Lok Sabha.
President Droupadi Murmu is set to undertake a four-day visit to three northeastern states — Nagaland, Mizoram and Sikkim — from Wednesday.
Officials in Kohima revealed that on her arrival, the Nagaland government would accord her a civic reception at Capital Cultural Hall in Kohima on Wednesday.
Murmu will also inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for several projects related to education and infrastructure in the northeastern state. The state government has invited Presidents and other leaders of the 22 tribal organisations to arrive at the civic reception wearing their traditional shawls.
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On the next day, Murmu would pay her respects at the Kohima War Cemetery and visit Kigwema village where she would hold conversation with the village council members and members of Self-Help Groups (SHGs).
On the same day, she would reach Mizoram to attend the 17th convocation of the Mizoram University at Aizawl and launch various education-related projects.
In the evening, the President would attend the civic reception to be hosted by the state government in her honour at the Raj Bhavan.
On November 4, Murmu is scheduled to address the members of the Assembly.
On the same day, she would go to Gangtok and be part of a civic reception to be hosted by the Sikkim government and launch and lay the foundation stones for various projects of the Central and state governments.
On November 5, the President, before returning to Delhi, would interact with women achievers and members of SHGs at Tathagatha Tsal, Ravongla.
The President, in her maiden visit to the northeastern region last month, visited Tripura (October 12-13) and Assam (October 13-14) and laid foundation stones and inaugurated a slew of projects.
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