Briefing the media after the first cabinet meeting of the N Biren Singh-led government, state minister Th Bishwajit said talks with the UNC would be held on March 19 for a solution to the economic blockade imposed on the national highways.
He hoped that "positive results" would come out of the talks.
Bishwajit did not divulge the venue of the talks, but said the issue was "on the table" even before the new government was formed.
The blockade was imposed in November, 2016 against the then O Ibobi Singh-led Congress government's decision to create seven new districts in the state.
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