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Six Northeastern Indian states will develop eight iconic tourist destinations at a cost of ₹800 crore.
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Government aims to spotlight untapped potential and ease overcrowding at popular sites.
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Destinations include Nathu La (Sikkim), 51 Shakti Peethas Park (Tripura), and Loktak Lake (Manipur).
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Project covers Umiam Lake (Shillong), Assam State Zoo, and Siang Eco-retreat (Arunachal Pradesh).
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Department of Expenditure has already released 66% of project funds.
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This is part of a broader national scheme involving 40 destinations across 23 states.
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The government received 87 project proposals worth over ₹8,000 crore, selecting the most impactful.
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The initiative focuses on creating sustainable tourism experiences and generating local employment opportunities.
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Are you looking forward to this revamping project?
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