INR 9.67 crore disbursed to 738 government schools Our Correspondent Kohima, July 4 (EMN): Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on Monday urged investors and firms to invest more in the state and help enhance service delivery especially in health and education sectors. The chief minister was addressing the inaugural programme of the first Nagaland Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & Investment Conclave 2022 at the State Banquet Hall in Kohima on Monday. On the cancellation of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s scheduled visit to the state, he said ‘she had conveyed to him that she would come to the state at the earliest’. Citing the partial lifting of the controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) in several parts of Nagaland, Rio told investors that the law and order situation should not be the reason for not investing in the state as the state is ‘peaceful’. The AFSPA, which was in force in Nagaland since 1958, was revoked from 15 of the 72 Police Stations in the state, with effect from April 1 this year. “Insurgency, and law and order in the state, in the past had prevented investors from coming to Nagaland. We are hopeful that the Naga political issue...