India, Nov. 2 -- Nagaland's Minister of Tourism has highlighted the state's 'Honesty Shops' that run without shopkeepers or any form of surveillance. Instead, these shops rely on the honesty of customers to pay the correct price for the products they pick up.

Temjen Imna Along, Minister of Tourism and Higher Education of Nagaland, shared an X post this morning appreciating the shops that run on trust.

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"No shopkeeper. No CCTV. Just trust. Would this work where you live?" Along asked in his post. He then elaborated further on the shops that highlight Nagaland's spirit of honesty.

"A shop that runs without a shopkeeper. No one standing at...