Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Mizoram CM Reveals Rs 63.11 Crore Liabilities Cleared
The Chief Minister of Mizoram, Lalduhoma, announced that his government has paid back Rs 63.11 crore of the total Rs 139.57 crore in liabilities that the state had.
These liabilities were accumulated by previous governments.
The remaining Rs 76.46 crore will be cleared soon.
The government has also made several changes to improve how things are run and has started a health scheme that gives people Rs 5 lakh for medical treatment.
The Chief Minister also mentioned that the CBI has been given permission to investigate corruption cases in Mizoram.
Mizoram government repaid Rs 63.11 crore of Rs 139.57 crore in liabilities.
Remaining Rs 76.46 crore to be cleared in due course.
Public Works Department repaid Rs 12.87 crore out of Rs 18.70 crore.
Public Health Engineering Department cleared Rs 48.42 crore, with Rs 58 crore pending.
Power and Electricity Department has Rs 12.62 crore outstanding out of Rs 14.44 crore.
- Who
- Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma
- What
- Repayment of Rs 63.11 crore in liabilities
- When
- Within two years of assuming office in December 2023
- Where
- Mizoram, India
- Why
- To address financial issues and clear accumulated liabilities
- Total Liabilities
- Rs 139.57 crore
- Amount Repaid
- Rs 63.11 crore
- Remaining Amount
- Rs 76.46 crore
- Public Works Department Liability
- Rs 18.70 crore
- Public Health Engineering Department Liability
- Rs 48.42 crore
- Power and Electricity Department Liability
- Rs 14.44 crore
- MUHCS Coverage
- Rs 5 lakh per beneficiary
- MUHCS Launch Date
- March 2023
