Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hoped that after successful talks with National Socialist Council of Nagaland, NSCN (IM), the journey of walking together will bear good results for entire north east. Speaking at the Birth Centenary Celebration of Rani Gaidinliu -a legendary woman freedom fighter from North East- Mr Modi said, peace and development of the north eastern region is crucial for the overall development of the country. The Prime Minister said, efforts are being made to improve connectivity in the region and the all north eastern state capitals will be connected with Railways.<br/><br/>Remembering revolutionary Rani Gaidinliu, Mr Modi said, she dedicated her life for the country and the present generation should take inspiration from her. Mr Modi lamented that though she fought against the Britishers to free the country from their clutches but she spent few months in jail even after India attained freedom and even thereafter she was not allowed to go to her village.<br/><br/>Noting India is made by the people, the Prime Minister said it is unfortunate that even after so many years of Independence, several people who fought for freedom are not so well known.<br/><br/>Speaking on the occasion, Finance minister Arun Jaitley said, government is determined to take every step possible to improve the connectivity and education facility for the North Eastern region. Mr Jaitley said the Naga peace accord and the Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement will bring peace and prosperity in the region.<br/><br/>Home minister Rajnath Singh said peace and development in the North eastern region is vital for country's development. Mr Singh said Rani Gaidinliu's work during the freedom movement should reach every nook and corner of the country.<br/><br/>Minister of Doner Jitendra Singh announced 9 crore rupees to set up a museum and library in honour of Rani Gaidinliu in Kohima.