Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Arunachal Reforms Panel Submits First Report to State Government
Arunachal Pradesh has received the first report from a group studying how the state government works.
The group is called the Administrative Reforms Commission.
Chief Minister Pema Khandu said the goal is to make government services work better for ordinary people.
The commission is led by former civil servant Pramod Kumar Jain.
It was created in November 2024.
It is examining government departments, staffing and how public services are delivered.
It is also studying district administration and the use of online government services.
The group has spoken with officials and other stakeholders to find problems and possible improvements.
The Arunachal Pradesh Administrative Reforms Commission submitted its first report to the state government on September 2.
Chief Minister Pema Khandu said the reforms aim to make government more efficient, responsive and people-centric.
The commission was constituted in November 2024 to review government functioning and recommend improvements.
Its mandate includes departmental restructuring, manpower planning, district administration, e-governance and public service delivery.
The panel has consulted government departments, district administrations and other stakeholders about administrative bottlenecks.
- Who
- The Arunachal Pradesh Administrative Reforms Commission, chaired by former IAS officer Pramod Kumar Jain, submitted the report to the state government.
- What
- The commission submitted its first report on administrative reforms.
- When
- September 2; the report does not specify the year in the provided text, though the commission was constituted in November 2024 and Jain was appointed chairperson in July 2025.
- Where
- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh.
- Why
- The commission is reviewing government functioning and proposing measures to make administration more efficient, responsive and people-centric.
- Commission
- Arunachal Pradesh Administrative Reforms Commission
- Chairperson
- Former IAS officer Pramod Kumar Jain
- Report
- First report submitted to the state government
- Constituted
- November 2024
- Mandate
- Review government structures, departments, staffing, district administration and service delivery
- Additional focus
- Participatory governance and expansion of e-governance
- Consultations
- Government departments, district administrations and other stakeholders