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Nagaland Assembly Urges Centre to Scrap Foreign Entry Permit Regime

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The Nagaland state assembly has passed a resolution requesting the central government to withdraw the Protected Area Permit (PAP) regime from the state. The permit system regulates the entry of foreign nationals into designated sensitive areas. Nagaland had previously enjoyed a relaxation of this permit requirement starting in 2011, but the Centre reimposed it on December 17, 2024. The state government's resolution reflects its opposition to the reimposition, which it likely views as a barrier to tourism and external engagement.

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