185/2026-2027

Aizawl, 18 June 2026: Chief Minister Pu Lalduhoma today chaired the third meeting of the Mizoram Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation (Mi-PRAGATI) at the Chief Minister's Conference Hall.

Mi-PRAGATI has been established to monitor major developmental projects across the State, address implementation challenges, strengthen inter-departmental coordination, and ensure the timely and effective execution of government programmes. The committee serves as a high-level mechanism for expediting government works and improving overall governance.

During the meeting, a review was conducted of 53 Government of Mizoram projects funded under the NABARD Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), each with a project cost exceeding ₹3 crore. Progress of the projects was assessed, reasons for delays in certain cases were examined, and measures for accelerating implementation were discussed.

Officials of the Railways also presented details of the proposed Sairang–Hmawngbuchhuah Railway Project, which is estimatec to cost around ₹44,800 crore. The proposed railway line will span about 224 kilometres and include 20 stations. The Chief Minister had earlier advised that the proposed Thenzawl Railway Station be located closer to Thenzawl town, as the initially identified site was situated at a considerable distance. During the meeting, Railway officials presented their proposal for relocating the station to a more convenient location.

The meeting also reviewed the progress of the Ropuiliani Tribal Freedom Fighter Museum, the State Tribal Institute, implementation of PM SHRI initiatives, Swachh Bharat Mission activities, the Kaladan Multi-Modal Transit Transport Project, and major projects being executed under the Public Works Department (PWD). Challenges affecting project implementation and projects requiring close monitoring were discussed, and measures for resolving the issues were deliberated.