VOICED : Change takes root in Indias remote northeast

The video discusses the unique living bridges in Northeast India, highlighting the region's infrastructure challenges that affect local businesses. It covers transportation issues, including limited rail connectivity, and compares the region's economic development and skills with Southeast Asia. The video also touches on government initiatives like construction projects and hydroelectric investments, noting that benefits have yet to reach local communities.

What dual role do the living bridges in Northeast India serve?

• They serve as a habitat for wildlife and a tourist attraction.

• They are used for fishing and farming.

• They serve as a means of crossing streams and as a tourist attraction.

• They are used for transportation and energy generation.

What is a significant challenge for businesses in Northeast India?

• Overpopulation in urban areas.

• Poor infrastructure and connectivity.

• High competition from international markets.

• Lack of natural resources.

What is the 'chicken neck' in the context of Northeast India?

• A local festival celebrated in Assam.

• A type of traditional dance.

• A narrow corridor connecting the region to the rest of India.

• A popular local dish.

When was the first rail link to Northeast India opened?

• 2010

• 2000

• 2014

• 2020

What is one of the government's initiatives to improve the economy in Northeast India?

• Focusing on digital technology development.

• Promoting tourism exclusively.

• Launching construction projects and hydroelectric investments.

• Investing in agriculture.