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Mizoram aims for 1% of India’s GDP by 2047, says CM
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🗓 15 Oct 2026, 02:36 AM
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Mizoram's Chief Minister announced the state's ambition to contribute 1% of India's gross domestic product by 2047.
Mizoram's chief minister, Lalduhomarder, disclosed the state's long‑term economic objective of accounting for one percent of the nation’s gross domestic product by the year 2047. The declaration was made during a press briefing focused on the state's development agenda.
Reaching the 1% share would require sustained growth in key sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and small‑scale manufacturing, which the state government has identified as priority areas. Officials indicated that policy reforms and infrastructure investments will be central to achieving the target.
The goal aligns with broader national aspirations for inclusive growth across all regions, and state planners say it will be monitored through periodic performance reviews and coordination with central agencies.
While the exact roadmap was not detailed, the announcement underscores Mizoram's intent to boost its contribution to the Indian economy over the next two decades.
Reaching the 1% share would require sustained growth in key sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and small‑scale manufacturing, which the state government has identified as priority areas. Officials indicated that policy reforms and infrastructure investments will be central to achieving the target.
The goal aligns with broader national aspirations for inclusive growth across all regions, and state planners say it will be monitored through periodic performance reviews and coordination with central agencies.
While the exact roadmap was not detailed, the announcement underscores Mizoram's intent to boost its contribution to the Indian economy over the next two decades.