Archive · 11 Nov 2025
Arunachal Pradesh Minister Emphasizes Holistic Education, Infrastructure Development
A government leader in Arunachal Pradesh spoke at a college event.
He said the government wants to make sure all students get a good education, no matter where they come from.
They want to build better schools and fix problems that students have.
The leader also said that everyone, like teachers, parents, and students themselves, needs to work together to make the schools better.
Another official also encouraged students to work hard and take care of their health.
The college mentioned it started teaching Commerce classes recently and has about 2,000 students.
The government thinks education is very important for everyone in the state.
Arunachal Pradesh Minister P D Sona highlighted the government's focus on creating a holistic and equitable education system.
Infrastructure development is identified as a significant challenge within the state's education sector.
Student grievances are planned to be addressed in the upcoming financial year, subject to resource availability.
The importance of collective responsibility from students, teachers, and parents was emphasized for educational development.
Government College Doimukh, established in 2012, offers Arts and recently introduced Commerce streams, with approximately 2,000 students.
- Who
- Arunachal Pradesh Minister P D Sona and Deputy Commissioner Vishakha Yadav
- What
- Addressed the 12th annual college week celebration, emphasizing the government's commitment to a holistic and equitable education system, infrastructure development, and student well-being.
- When
- Tuesday, November 11
- Where
- Government College Doimukh, Papum Pare (Rural), Arunachal Pradesh
- Why
- To highlight the government's vision for education and encourage students and faculty.
Government Efforts
Challenges & Future Plans
Education System Focus
Government Efforts
Arunachal Pradesh government is focused on building a holistic and equitable education system, strengthening the foundational stage for inclusive development.
Challenges & Future Plans
Infrastructure is identified as a key challenge, and student grievances will be addressed in the next financial year based on available resources.
Role of Stakeholders
Government Efforts
The development of the education system is a collective responsibility involving students, teachers, and parents.
Challenges & Future Plans
Faculty members are urged to take greater ownership of students, with assurances of administrative support and approachability.
- Event
- 12th Annual College Week Celebration at Government College Doimukh
- Key Speaker
- Arunachal Pradesh Minister P D Sona
- College Establishment
- 2012
- Courses Offered
- Arts (since inception), Commerce (introduced in 2025)
- Student Enrollment
- Around 2,000 students, including 754 new enrollees in the first semester