<h1>Nagaland Requests Reconsideration of Free Movement Regime Limit and Protected Area Permit on Indo-Myanmar Border.</h1> The Nagaland government has urged the central government to reconsider its decision to limit the Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the Indo-Myanmar border from 16 km to 10 km and to re-impose the Protected Area Permit (PAP). The state's spokesperson emphasized Nagaland's unique historical and political context, arguing that the restrictions hinder economic and cultural exchanges crucial to the region. The re-imposition of PAP, which restricts foreign nationals' access, could negatively impact tourism, particularly the Hornbill Festival. The state seeks a balanced approach that acknowledges security concerns while promoting regional development and connectivity.