Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma highlighted the state’s developmental setbacks due to two decades of insurgency, especially in infrastructure and investment. He pointed out that Mizoram’s road density of 46.37 km per 100 sq km falls short of the national average of 116 km per 100 sq km. Lalduhoma emphasized the need for further progress to meet national standards.
The Peace Accord signed in 1986 marked the end of insurgency in Mizoram, leading to its statehood in 1987. The Chief Minister inaugurated the PWD Road Division in Thenzawl, Serchhip district, underscoring its significance for the region’s advancement. He stressed the importance of enhancing workforce and administrative capabilities to support ongoing development efforts.
The establishment of the Thenzawl Division and Biate Sub-Division aims to boost efficiency and expedite development projects in the area. Lalduhoma outlined plans to develop Thenzawl as a “Peace City” with a comprehensive master plan in progress. Various initiatives, including tourism projects and infrastructure developments, are underway to enhance the region’s growth prospects.
Addressing the new office’s officials and staff, Lalduhoma urged them to fulfill their responsibilities diligently, emphasizing their pivotal role in shaping the state’s future. The Thenzawl Joint Village Council representative expressed gratitude for recent developmental strides in the region, such as healthcare upgrades and infrastructure enhancements. The government has approved multiple positions for engineers and support staff at the newly established Thenzawl Road Division to commence operations by April 1, 2026.
