Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet Approves Youth Policy 2025 with Education & Welfare Reforms

CM Khandu said, “Our youth are our most valuable asset. This policy is not just a document, it’s a commitment to give them the skills, opportunities, and values they need to shape Arunachal’s future.”

Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Pema Khandu, has approved Arunachal Pradesh State Youth Policy 2025 to harness potential of state’s young population through structured interventions in education, skill development, and social engagement.

According to state officials, this policy also prioritizes preservation of Arunachal’s rich cultural heritage and biodiversity while encouraging youth to actively participate in building a just and inclusive society. In line with this, the Cabinet approved creation of 18 new faculty posts at Donyi Polo Government College, besides appointing principals to government colleges in Kamki, Palin, Roing, and Tawang to strengthen higher education leadership.

Education observers note that youth policy complements ongoing initiatives such as Mission Shiksha, which focuses on literacy enhancement, and the Saksham activity centre, designed to foster experiential learning in science, technology, and creative arts.

Speaking after Cabinet meeting, CM Khandu said, “Our youth are our most valuable asset. This policy is not just a document, it’s a commitment to give them skills, opportunities, and values they need to shape Arunachal’s future.”