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Kisama PPP Moves Ahead as Nagaland Preps 27th Hornbill Festival, CM Rio Promises Smooth Experience
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 14 Oct 2026, 02:37 AM
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The public‑private partnership project at Kisama is progressing as Nagaland gears up for the 27th Hornbill Festival, with Chief Minister Rio assuring a hassle‑free experience for visitors.
Nagaland's government has confirmed that the public‑private partnership (PPP) scheme for developing the Kisama Heritage Village is moving forward ahead of the state's flagship cultural event. The plan focuses on upgrading basic infrastructure, including roads, sanitation facilities and temporary accommodation to handle the influx of tourists.
The 27th edition of the Hornbill Festival is set to showcase the region's tribal arts, music and cuisine, drawing visitors from across India and abroad. State officials are coordinating with local communities and private partners to ensure that event venues, security arrangements and crowd‑management measures are in place.
Chief Minister Rio, speaking at a press briefing, pledged that the administration is taking all necessary steps to provide a smooth and enjoyable experience for festival-goers. He emphasized that the PPP initiative will not only enhance visitor comfort but also create lasting benefits for the local economy.
Organisers expect the festival to continue its role as a major tourism driver for Nagaland, reinforcing the state's cultural identity while generating employment opportunities for residents.
The 27th edition of the Hornbill Festival is set to showcase the region's tribal arts, music and cuisine, drawing visitors from across India and abroad. State officials are coordinating with local communities and private partners to ensure that event venues, security arrangements and crowd‑management measures are in place.
Chief Minister Rio, speaking at a press briefing, pledged that the administration is taking all necessary steps to provide a smooth and enjoyable experience for festival-goers. He emphasized that the PPP initiative will not only enhance visitor comfort but also create lasting benefits for the local economy.
Organisers expect the festival to continue its role as a major tourism driver for Nagaland, reinforcing the state's cultural identity while generating employment opportunities for residents.