Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Milli Yabi's Sainik School Admission Inspires from Arunachal
Milli Yabi, a 12-year-old girl from a remote village in Arunachal Pradesh, was accepted into Sainik School.
The Indian Army helped her by providing classes, practice tests, and counseling.
Milli's story shows how determination, hard work, and guidance can change a life.
The Army launched a mentorship program in May 2024.
The program assisted 33 students with classes, tests, and counseling.
The Army also helped with paperwork.
Milli was the first to get accepted, which symbolizes the aspirations of border communities.
Milli Yabi, from Sarli village, was admitted to Sainik School Siang.
The Indian Army's Spear Corps started a mentorship program in May 2024.
The program gave 88 classes, 18 mock tests, and counseling to 33 students.
Students also benefitted from an Integration and Motivational Tour.
Milli Yabi secured admission on August 18, 2025.
- Who
- Milli Yabi, with support from the Indian Army's Spear Corps.
- What
- Gaining admission to Sainik School Siang.
- When
- Mentorship program started in May 2024; Admission on August 18, 2025.
- Where
- Sarli village, Arunachal Pradesh; Sainik School Siang.
- Why
- To provide educational opportunities to students from remote areas.
- Student
- Milli Yabi
- Village
- Sarli, Arunachal Pradesh
- School
- Sainik School Siang
- Army Corps
- Spear Corps
- Program Start
- May 2024
- Admission Date
- August 18, 2025
- Students Trained
- 33