Itanagar, May 9: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, called on Governor Lt. General K.T. Parnaik (Retd.), at the Raj Bhavan in Itanagar on Friday. They discussed key security and developmental challenges and opportunities for the State and shared commitment to work collaboratively for a secure, prosperous, and digitally empowered Arunachal Pradesh.
Discussing the recent approval of the Vibrant Villages Programme along the Indo-Myanmar border, the Governor expressed sincere appreciation to the Union Government for prioritizing the upliftment of remote frontier communities. He conveyed optimism that the programme would catalyze much-needed development, bringing infrastructure, economic opportunities, and improved quality of life to border residents.
In line with their commitment to good governance, the Governor and Chief Minister also reviewed the State’s progress in digital transformation. The Governor emphasized the urgency of integrating all government schemes and services into a unified digital ecosystem to enhance transparency, monitoring, and delivery efficiency. He also advocated for the digitization of official records and Raj Bhavan initiatives to ensure better institutional continuity and public accountability.
The Governor and the Chief Minister held discussions focused on empowering the youth of the State through skill development, with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and self-employment. They also explored ways to boost tourism and promote adventure activities, recognizing their potential to drive economic growth and showcase the State's natural beauty.

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