Manipur CM N Biren Singh says: Tourism is a bit down, but everything is normal in most places, except two districts.

Imphal, Manipur - 26 December, 23: Chief Minister N Biren Singh acknowledged the impact of external factors on tourism in Manipur, stating, "We cannot deny (tourism) is little affected. But particularly, in the Imphal area and other parts of the hills except two districts, normalcy is there. But (tourism) reduced to 10-20%."

Despite the challenges, Singh expressed optimism about the overall situation, emphasizing that normalcy prevails in several regions, offering a glimpse of hope for the state's tourism sector.

In a move aimed at fostering communication and transparency, Chief Minister N Biren Singh released the Calendar and Diary for the year 2024 from the Directorate of Informations and Public Relations (DIPR), Government of Manipur. These tools are envisioned as beacons of communication, facilitating enhanced engagement with the public.

Singh extended his best wishes to the DIPR, expressing hope that the Calendar and Diary would contribute to a year filled with informed citizens and strengthened connections. The release of these communication tools reflects the government's commitment to promoting transparency and ensuring citizens stay well-informed about government initiatives, events, and important dates throughout the year.

The DIPR Calendar and Diary for 2024 serve as more than mere date-keeping tools; they embody the government's dedication to effective communication and public engagement. As Manipur navigates the challenges affecting its tourism industry, these initiatives aim to keep the public well-connected and informed about the state's progress and endeavors.

With the release of the Calendar and Diary, Manipur looks forward to a year of effective communication, community engagement, and continued progress under the leadership of Chief Minister N Biren Singh.