Tezu, Arunachal Pradesh – Chief Minister Pema Khandu arrived in Tezu, Lohit district, on February 14, marking the beginning of his five-day tour across Anjaw, Longding, and Kurung Kumey districts to oversee developmental projects and engage with local communities.
As part of the tour, CM Khandu will inaugurate multiple projects initiated under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reinforcing the state’s commitment to accelerated development. Sharing his vision on social media, he reiterated his government’s dedication to enhancing growth and infrastructure in these remote districts, ensuring tangible benefits for the people.
Earlier today, CM Khandu met with Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) Chairman Prof. Pradip Lingfa, along with commission members and the secretary, to discuss the commission’s progress and ongoing reforms.
Congratulating them on their successful completion of one year in office, the CM lauded their dedication in bringing significant reforms and conducting crucial examinations smoothly.
Reaffirming the APPSC’s role as a beacon of hope for Arunachal’s youth, Khandu assured full government support in further strengthening the commission to create better opportunities for aspirants.
With his ambitious developmental tour underway, the Arunachal Pradesh government continues to push forward with progressive policies, infrastructural advancements, and governance reforms, ensuring a brighter future for the state.
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