The Nagaland Legislative Assembly is set to commence its budget session on Monday, March 3, with Governor La Ganesan delivering the customary address, officially marking the beginning of the proceedings. The session will focus on crucial financial planning, infrastructure development, and other key policy matters. According to the provisional list of business released by the Assembly Secretariat, the opening day will begin with obituary references to former legislators who passed away during the intersession period, paying tribute to their contributions to the state.
One of the significant aspects of the session will be the discussion on the Governor’s address, scheduled for Tuesday, March 4. The debate is expected to highlight the state’s progress, challenges, and policy outlook for the upcoming fiscal year.Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, who also holds the finance portfolio, will present the supplementary demand for grants for the financial year 2024-25. This presentation will provide a detailed account of the state’s additional financial requirements, with a focus on bolstering infrastructure, development projects, and governance initiatives.
The session is anticipated to witness active participation from legislators across party lines, as key financial policies and developmental agendas take center stage. The government is expected to address pressing economic concerns and outline strategies to enhance the state’s financial health. As Nagaland gears up for this critical budget session, all eyes will be on the key announcements and discussions shaping the state’s fiscal roadmap for the upcoming year.
