03/06/2026
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ITANAGAR, June 3: In a significant boost to higher education and indigenous research in Arunachal Pradesh, the State Government has assured the introduction of a dedicated fellowship scheme for APST (Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe) scholars pursuing PhD programmes in government institutions within the state.
The assurance was given by Chief Minister Pema Khandu during a meeting with a delegation of the All Arunachal Pradesh Studentsโ Union (AAPSU), led by president Meje Taku and general secretary Tator Mato Bui, along with central executive members, on Tuesday.
The fellowship proposal was among the key demands submitted by AAPSU through a comprehensive memorandum addressing issues related to education, youth welfare, indigenous rights and employment.
Speaking on the matter, Khandu acknowledged the importance of supporting indigenous scholars and promoting advanced research within the state.
โAAPSU came forward with several important suggestions concerning education and youth welfare. One such proposal was the funding for APST scholars pursuing PhD programmes in government institutions within Arunachal Pradesh. I assured the delegation that the State Government will work towards providing financial support for our indigenous research scholars and encourage higher studies and academic excellence,โ the Chief Minister stated.
AAPSU welcomed the assurance, describing it as a long-overdue investment in the academic aspirations of tribal students and a crucial step towards strengthening research and knowledge production within Arunachal Pradesh.
The proposed fellowship is expected to provide financial assistance to APST research scholars, reducing economic barriers to higher education and encouraging greater participation in doctoral studies.