In a statement here today on the occasion of Indira Gandhi's 98th birth anniversary, Gogoi said during the tenure of Indira Gandhi, the country not only attained self sufficiency in food but also made remarkable progress in industry, education, science and technology, art and culture and sports.
Her wisdom and statesmanship helped India earn recognition in the international community, he said.
"Indiraji's ideals have become more relevant in the backdrop of growing intolerance in the country when divisive forces are at work to tear asunder the social fabric," he said.
Assam has been marching triumphantly on the path of progress and development as the state government did not let the divisive forces to emerge, Gogoi said.
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