AIZAWL: Mizoram assembly, on Thursday (March 07), witnessed a historic milestone as ruling ZPM MLA Baryl Vanneihsangi assumed control of the session, marking the first time a woman has done so in the assembly’s history.

This remarkable moment serves as a significant stride towards gender inclusivity in governance, symbolizing the empowerment of women in political leadership roles.

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As Vanneihsangi took the reins of the assembly session, she not only shattered the glass ceiling but also paved the way for greater representation of women in decision-making processes.

Her appointment to this prestigious position underscores the recognition of women’s capabilities and contributions to the political landscape of Mizoram.

In a state where traditional gender roles have often relegated women to the side-lines of politics, Vanneihsangi’s ascension to the helm of the assembly sends a powerful message of empowerment and equality.

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It reflects a progressive shift towards embracing diversity and fostering inclusive governance practices.

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Vanneihsangi’s leadership is poised to bring a fresh perspective and a compassionate approach to addressing the myriad challenges facing Mizoram.

Moreover, Vanneihsangi’s historic achievement serves as an inspiration for aspiring female leaders across Mizoram and beyond.

Her trailblazing journey exemplifies the limitless potential of women in leadership roles and serves as a beacon of hope for future generations of women in politics.

As the first woman to preside over a session in the Mizoram assembly, Vanneihsangi’s legacy will be remembered as a catalyst for positive change and progress.

Mizoram CM Lalduhoma said: “Today marks a significant historical landmark for the Mizoram Assembly as Baryl Vanneihsangi assumed control of the session, becoming the first woman to do so.”

This moment underscores a momentous stride towards gender inclusivity in governance,” the Mizoram CM added.