Parnaik calls on Prez, highlights Arunachal's role in Viksit Bharat
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Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh governor KT Parnaik on Friday called on President
Droupadi Murmu
at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
In the meeting, the governor apprised the President of the ongoing developmental progress in Arunachal Pradesh and the state govt's unwavering commitment to contribute meaningfully to the national vision of Viksit Bharat through its localised roadmap of Viksit Arunachal.
He highlighted key initiatives and transformative efforts being undertaken across various sectors to uplift the lives of the people and ensure inclusive growth in the frontier state.
Parnaik also briefed the President on the follow-up actions and compliance related to the key points discussed during the last governors' conference, reaffirming the state's dedication to national priorities and cooperative federalism.
He underlined the importance of these efforts in building a more resilient and equitable society in the state's remote and diverse regions.
He also highlighted the Raj Bhavan's proactive role in advancing public health, particularly in the fight against tuberculosis, promoting women's empowerment, youth development, and supporting improvements in health and education.
Earlier, the governor presented the President with a copy of 'Orchids of Arunachal Pradesh' to Murmu, a meticulously compiled, unique, visually rich and comprehensive reference book, which showcases the diversity of orchid species found in Arunachal, many of which are rare, endemic and of global botanical significance.
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