With the most people attending the flower plantation drive that was held here yesterday, Ziro set a state record.

Over three thousand enthusiastic residents of the valley planted flowers along the 12 kilometres of the Trans Arunachal Highway in the direction of Upper Subansiri District. People from all walks of life, including citizens, students, panchayat leaders, gaon buras, gaon buries, members of various NGOs, CBOs, village clan members, market committee members, and the government, began their journey at the Ziro police check gate in Siibey. More than one thousand ornamental cosmos flower saplings were planted by staff and general masses along the NH-13 TAH stretch until Pine Groove.

Er, a local MLA and Minister of Agriculture and Allied Industries, addressed the gathering. Tage Taki said it is our great obligation to keep Ziro Valley spotless and lovely considering the valley gradually and most likely transforming into a hot vacation location place. He suggested that we should make Ziro the state’s most popular tourist destination.

In the meantime, Taki also asked the owners of the dwelling houses, granaries, and rest houses in the paddy fields to paint the roofs of their buildings because migratory birds were having trouble landing at the paddy fields because the reflections of the white thin sheets on the roofs were irritating them.

Nyato Dukam, MLA and chairman of the APB&OCWWB, Lower Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Bamin Nime, former minister Padi Richo, and former ACWA president Takam Padu, Retd., were among the prominent individuals who took part in the plantation drive. boss architect Hage Appa, PWD boss designer Dani Gambo, Chief

Expertise Improvement and Business venture Subu Tabin and PHC overseeing chief and worker for hire of NH-13 TAH Puna Hinda.

During the upcoming spring, Ziro Valley is anticipated to surprise visitors with the spectacular appearance of cosmic flowers blooming throughout the valley, making it a deserving tourist destination.