OUR CORRESPONDENT
ITANAGAR: In order to take physical verification of progress as well as expedite the remaining construction work of the Film and Television Institute (FTI) that is coming up at Jote, near here, IPR Secretary Nyali Ete, accompanied by IPR Director Onyok Pertin and other officers, visited the site on Friday.
Ete directed the CPWD, the executing agency, to work in tandem with the construction agency so that the work is finished at the earliest. He also asked them to be firm with their completion deadline.
Stating that the institute is an asset not only for the state but for the entire North East, Ete added that efforts must be made to start the institute as early as possible.
He informed the people that the work is being monitored at the highest level and requested that they cooperate with the district administration to solve the land and water issues.
Ete was hopeful that work would have gained momentum and visible progress would be seen when he visited next.
The Film and Television Institute is an ambitious project of the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry, whose foundation stone was laid on February 9, 2019 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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