Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu traveled to New Delhi to meet with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, presenting a comprehensive ten-year progress report detailing the state administration's achievements. The document outlines a decade of transformation centered on infrastructure enhancement, economic advancement, and targeted development across remote border territories.
Strategic Infrastructure and Connectivity
During the discussion, the Chief Minister briefed the senior leader on various strategic and developmental projects currently underway in Arunachal Pradesh. Over the past ten years, the region has experienced substantial growth in its rural road network alongside major national highways. Efforts have also focused intensely on improving last-mile connectivity to isolated frontier locations and administrative centers, bridging geographical gaps that previously hindered movement.
Economic Expansion and Social Sector Growth
The submitted report highlights significant improvements in the Gross State Domestic Product and per capita income metrics. It also points toward a notable rise in internal revenue generation and more optimized allocation of the state budget. Within the social domain, healthcare access has widened through the establishment of fresh medical facilities. Furthermore, the administration has prioritized executing the Vibrant Villages Programme alongside strengthening strategic infrastructure along international borders.
Continued Central Support
Expressing gratitude for the ongoing backing, the Chief Minister noted on X that the document captures the collective transformation of the region's populace. Khandu sought the continued guidance of the central leadership to accelerate pending works. In response, assurances were provided regarding sustained assistance to maintain regional peace, stability, and ongoing developmental momentum.
