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Nagaland annual Plan finalised
New Delhi, May 7
The annual Plan outlay for Nagaland for the year
2008-09 was approved on Wednesday at a meeting
between the Deputy Chairman of the Planning
Commission, Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, and the Chief
Minister of Nagaland, Mr Neiphiu Rio. The Annual Plan
size was agreed at Rs 1,200 crore, including additional
central assistance of Rs 150 crore. Mr Ahluwalia said that
the State has been achieving good growth rates despite
constraints. It was pointed out that despite
infrastructural constraints the State has performed
impressively in health and education sectors. He said that
the central government should help improve air
connectivity and provide efficient telecommunication
network at the earliest. - Our Bureau
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