Policy based on Cabinet decisions introduced NTIIP 2025 to promote growth in Nagaland, with the department handling implementation.
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Updated Aug 26
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Policy based on Cabinet decisions introduced NTIIP 2025 to promote growth in Nagaland, with the department handling implementation.
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Nagaland Cabinet introduces NTIIP 2025 policy to promote regional growth.1 source
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Nagaland
state in Northeastern India
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cabinet
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department
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