Mizoram
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Mizoram, a state in northeastern India, is known for its scenic beauty, rich cultural heritage, and diverse tribes. Situated on the border with Myanmar, the state is an important hub for trade and cultural exchange. The lush green landscapes, valleys, and forests make it a key destination for eco-tourism. Agriculture and horticulture form the backbone of the state’s economy, with a growing emphasis on sustainability and agro-industrial development.
Economic Highlights:
- GSDP Growth: Mizoram’s economy is driven by agriculture, horticulture, and small-scale industries.
- Key Industries: Agriculture (tea, oranges, pineapples), bamboo, handloom, and eco-tourism.
Fact File
Capital
Aizawl
Geographical Area
21,081 sq. km
Population
approximately 1.3 million (2023 estimate)
Languages
Mizo (official); English
Key Exports
Bamboo, fruits, handlooms
Literacy Rate
91.58%
Opportunities for Investment
Mizoram offers substantial growth opportunities in eco-tourism, agriculture, and handicrafts. The government’s focus on sustainable development, infrastructure upgrades, and organic farming makes it a promising destination for investors.
Key Sectors &
Developments
01
Agriculture & Horticulture
- Main crops: rice, maize, millet, and fruits like oranges and pineapples.
- The state promotes organic farming and is a major producer of high-quality bamboo.
02
Tourism
- Mizoram’s picturesque landscape attracts nature lovers and adventure tourists. Key destinations include the Blue Mountain and the Durtlang Hills.
03
Infrastructure Development
- Recent infrastructure projects aim to improve road connectivity and digital infrastructure, helping in trade, tourism, and access to education and healthcare.
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