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This document discusses the potential and challenges of developing the North-Eastern states of India. It outlines opportunities in tourism, industries, natural resources, inland waterways, culture, and cross-border trade. However, issues like lack of infrastructure, capital, unrest, and connectivity have hindered development. Solutions proposed include improving infrastructure, promoting renewable energy, industries, and tourism. Challenges include displacement, lack of resources, and corruption. Monitoring mechanisms and sustainable development approaches are also discussed.
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The document proposes several solutions to realize the growth potential of North-East India, which faces problems like inadequate infrastructure, low productivity, and underdeveloped economy. It suggests establishing a separate time zone to increase productivity, exploiting shale gas reserves to boost energy security and local economies, promoting agriculture, infrastructure development through public-private partnerships, improving education, and developing cultural tourism to promote the region. Overall, the key is to focus on connectivity both within North-East India and with neighboring countries, leverage private sector funding, and strengthen trade and economic ties under initiatives like the 'Look East' policy to transform the region.
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The document discusses the potential of the North Eastern states of India and proposes solutions to major problems in the region. It notes that the states have high literacy rates but contribute little to India's GDP and rail network due to issues like poor connectivity, unemployment, underdeveloped agriculture, and untapped natural resources. The proposed solutions aim to boost connectivity through roads, railways and inland transport, promote trade through improved infrastructure and policies, increase employment through private sector growth and skill development, modernize agriculture through cooperative farming and irrigation, and utilize the region's natural resources like hydropower and minerals. Implementing the solutions would require public-private partnerships, policy support from central ministries, and community involvement to realize the North East's development potential
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- 5. SOLUTIONS AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION ● IMPROVED BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH BORDER SHARING COUNTRIES. ● HARNESSING RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY(ONLY 0.7% HAS BEEN UTILISED). ● RAPID INDUSTRIALISATION AND URBANISATION. ● AREA SPECIFIC R&D ORGANISATION MUST BE SET UP. ● SETTLING OF BORDER ISSUES THROUGH PROPER DIPLOMACY OR BY STRINGENT MILITARY ACTIONS AS A LAST RESORT. -OPENING MARKETS TO THE NEIGBOURING COUNTRIES. ● SETTING UP OF RENEWABLE SOURCES ENERGY PLANTS AT MOST FEASIBLE LOCATIONS. ● SUPPORTING AND PROMOTING LOCAL INDUSTRIES BY CREATING SEZs AND PROVIDING MONETARY ASSISTANCE FOR STARTUPS. ● UPGRADATION OF EXISTING R&D INSTITUTIONS AND ATTRACTING RESEARCH SCHOLARS BY PERKS AND ALLOWANCES. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTATION
- 6. ● LIBERALISATION OF ECONOMIC POLICIES ● ESTABLISHING POLITICAL STABILITY AND POSITIVE RELATION AMONG STATES ● EXPLORING THE RICH BIODIVERSITY IN THE REGION. ● PROMOTING TOURISM, LOCAL CULTURE AND ART. ● COMMERCIALIZATION AND DIVERSIFICATION OF AGRICULTURE SECTOR. ● ENCOURAGING LOCAL BODIES AND CIVIL SOCIETIES TOWARDS BETTER DEVELOPMENT ● POLITICAL WILL TO IMPLEMENT EFFECTIVE POLICIES AND FRAMING OF BUSINESS ORIENTED LAWS MUST BE DEVELOPED. ● SETTING UP A COMMON FRONT TO REPRESENT ALL THE SEVEN SISTERS IN LINE WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION. ● SETTING UP BIODIVERSITY PARKS AND NATURAL RESERVES. ● PROMOTING CULTURAL MEETS AMONG THE STATES. −NATIONAL LEVEL YOUTH ,FILM AND ART FESTIVALS SHOULD BE ORGANISED IN THESE DOMAINS FOCUSSING ON NORTH EAST. ● PROCESSING OF RUBBER ,TEA AND OTHER HIGH VALUE HORTICULTURE AND CASH CROPS. ● CIVIL SOCIETIES MUST CONTRIBUTE IN MAKING OVERALL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BY FACILITATING- I. CAPITAL INVESTMENT II.SIMPLYFYING BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPES. III.STRENGTHENING SUPPORTIVE INSTITUTIONS. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTATION
- 7. MONITORING MECHANISM ●MONITORING BORDER REGIONS BY GPS (GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM). ● NORTH EAST RESOURCE MONITORING DEPARTMENT SHOULD BE FORMED OF SPECIALISTS OF ENERGY RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTALISTS, GEOLOGISTS, BOTANISTS AND ECOLOGISTS. ● TO ROOT OUT TERRORIST ACTIVITIES IN THE REGION, STF SPECIFICALLY TRAINED IN GUERILLA WARFARE SHOULD BE SET UP. ● AGENCY COMPRISING OF COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES,LOCAL PEOPLE AND REPRESENTATIVES OF POLITICAL PARTIES TO BE FORMED WHILE TAKING UP ANY NEW INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY.
- 8. Scalability and Sustainability of Solutions ● Improving security in border areas will directly accelerate the development processes in areas near the border and the area would sustainably develop in the absence of insurgency. ● Scarcity of power in eastern states would end with more extensive use of renewable sources of energy hence saving the rich environment there. ● Setting up of industries and promoting entrepreneurship would open new gateways to the local people. ● Liberalization of economic policies would attract both foreign and local investments. ● Promotion of tourism would benefit local industries and spread the vibrant art of the region to whole India.
- 9. CHALLENGES AND MITIGATION FACTORS CHALLENGES ● Issues of displacement of people from region where industries, hydro projects are being set up. ● Individual states do not have enough resources to carry out full fledged development programmes. ● Rampant corruption and lack of political and bureaucratic sensitivity. ● Loss to serenity of environment and ecological imbalance owing to setting up of industries. ● New technology widespread in mainland India seeps very sluggishly in these regions. MITIGATION ● Ensuring alternate residential avenues for the displaced. ● Strengthening inter state relations and proper allocation of Internal Extra Budgetary Resources(IEBR). ● Candidates shouldn't be selected on the basis of caste,creed,or community,rather merit and conviction. ● Every project should get proper environmental clearances. ● Harnessing gain of information technology and biotechnology.
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