ITANAGAR, May 2: Governor Brig. (Dr.) B.D. Mishra (Retd.) visited the Jarbom Gamlin Government Law College (JGGLC), Jote, 27km from the state capital Itanagar today. He reviewed the academic and infrastructure progress of the lone government law institute of the state.
The Governor emphasized that there must be a master plan for the whole campus and infrastructure must come up according to it. He also stressed that amenities, including hostels, water and electricity supplies must be developed to cater for maximum number of students and faculty in the next five to ten years.
The Governor said that the Law College has a very important charter to perform in producing the best legal professionals for the service of the people. Reposing his hope that Jarbom Gamlin Government Law College with its competent teaching faculty will assiduously equip its students with the finest legal information and produce patriotic law luminaries of probity, the Governor said that the institute must be provided with optimum educational facilities.
The Governor advised the concerned departments on the problems of the Law College campus. On the issue of 80 meters boundary wall demolition of the college for widening the State Highway by the PWD, the Governor found the requirement germane and asked the PWD to reconstruct the boundary wall at the new site.
For shortage of water supply to the college, the Governor suggested that on account of high water table in the campus, deep tube wells for the full water demand of the college should be made and improvement of the river water supply should be developed as a standby arrangement. 
On the issue of fencing for the girls’ hostel, the Governor suggested that a new girls’ hostel must be planned with around 175 rooms in the Master Plan with a proper boundary wall including vehicle parking areas.
For additional students’ bus, the Governor suggested that this requirement be outsourced to the Arunachal Pradesh State Transport (APST).  
The Governor, along with Dr G George Principal, JBGLC, and district officials, including Deputy Commissioner Papum Pare Minga Sherpa, IAS and Superintendent of Police Dr. Neelam Niga, APPS visited the ongoing construction sites of the hostels and the quarters for staff.

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Kenter Joya Riba

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