Maksam Tayeng

PASIGHAT, OCT 6:

Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Tuesday visited the office of Chief Engineer, Project Brahmank, Border Roads Organisation (BRO), and reviewed ongoing works and initiatives aimed at strengthening road connectivity and strategic infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh.

Chief Engineer Project Brahmank Pankaj Goyal briefed the Chief Minister on ongoing projects and activities, highlighting the BRO’s role in developing and maintaining strategic road infrastructure across the State’s difficult and remote terrain.

Khandu was also apprised of Project Brahmank’s initiatives in environmental conservation, social responsibility and welfare of its personnel and local communities. These included tree plantation drives under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” initiative, Swachhata Abhiyan, International Yoga Day observance and environmental awareness programmes.

Reaffirming his commitment to environmental conservation, Khandu planted a sapling during the visit and underscored the importance of protecting Arunachal Pradesh’s natural environment.

The Chief Minister also interacted with officers and personnel of Project Brahmank and acknowledged their dedication and contribution to nation-building while serving in challenging and remote areas of the State.

On the occasion, Col Ashish Raisinghani presented Khandu with a book showcasing Arunachal Pradesh’s travel and tourism opportunities, highlighting its mountain landscapes, unexplored destinations, natural beauty and tourism potential.

The visit also reinforced cooperation between the State government and the BRO in infrastructure development, connectivity, environmental conservation and other areas of mutual importance.