Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted the people of Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram on the State Foundation Day of both the states. He appreciated the natural beauty, cultural diversity and hardworking people of these states. President Draupadi Murmu also congratulated the people of both the states and wished for continuous progress.
What did the PM say to Arunachal Pradesh?
The Prime Minister described Arunachal Pradesh as an example of harmony between tradition and nature. He said that the enthusiastic and hardworking citizens of the state are playing an important role in the progress of the country. The tribal heritage here strengthens the cultural richness of India. He wished that the state reaches new heights of development.
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Historical trip to Arunachal
Arunachal Pradesh is called the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’. It is adjacent to Bhutan, China and Myanmar, which increases its strategic importance. This area was earlier known as North East Frontier Agency. It was made a union territory in the year 1972 and got the status of a full state on 20 February 1987.
PM’s message on Mizoram
The Prime Minister described Mizoram as a state of natural beauty and strong community spirit. He said that the people here live the values of kindness and compassion. Mizo culture, music and traditions are inspiring. He wished for a bright future for the state.
Mizoram’s journey to becoming a state
Mizoram also became the 23rd state of India on 20 February 1987. Earlier it was a union territory. State Foundation Day is celebrated every year on 20 February. President Draupadi Murmu also congratulated both the states in his ex-post and said that their cultural heritage and commitment towards development inspires the country.
