<p>Itanagar: Carved out of Lower Subansiri, Keyi Panyor became the 26th district of Arunachal Pradesh.</p>.<p>The new district, which was being demanded by the people of the Nyishi community for long, will have its headquarters at Ter Gapin-Sam Sarth.</p>.<p>Congratulating the people, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said the establishment of Keyi Panyor district marks the beginning of a new era of development and progress.</p>.<p>He noted the district's potential in agriculture and horticulture, promising the state government's support for its development.</p>.<p>Khandu urged community and religious leaders to advocate against the practice of 'cash for vote' during elections.</p>.<p>He stressed the importance of building a corruption-free ecosystem to ensure the district's prosperous future.</p>.<p>He assured the people that the state government would proactively address the infrastructural needs of Keyi Panyor.</p>.<p>Khandu handed over the district flag to the new deputy commissioner and superintendent of police.</p>.<p>The programme, held on Friday, was attended by Union Minister for Earth Sciences Kiren Rijiju, Deputy CM Chowna Mein, and MPs Tapir Gao and Nabam Rebia, among others.</p>.<p>On February 8, the state assembly passed the Arunachal Pradesh (Re-Organization of Districts) (Amendment) Bill, 2024, paving the way for the creation of two new districts -- Keyi Panyor and Bichom.</p>.<p>The 27th district, Bichom, is scheduled to be inaugurated early next week. </p>
<p>Itanagar: Carved out of Lower Subansiri, Keyi Panyor became the 26th district of Arunachal Pradesh.</p>.<p>The new district, which was being demanded by the people of the Nyishi community for long, will have its headquarters at Ter Gapin-Sam Sarth.</p>.<p>Congratulating the people, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said the establishment of Keyi Panyor district marks the beginning of a new era of development and progress.</p>.<p>He noted the district's potential in agriculture and horticulture, promising the state government's support for its development.</p>.<p>Khandu urged community and religious leaders to advocate against the practice of 'cash for vote' during elections.</p>.<p>He stressed the importance of building a corruption-free ecosystem to ensure the district's prosperous future.</p>.<p>He assured the people that the state government would proactively address the infrastructural needs of Keyi Panyor.</p>.<p>Khandu handed over the district flag to the new deputy commissioner and superintendent of police.</p>.<p>The programme, held on Friday, was attended by Union Minister for Earth Sciences Kiren Rijiju, Deputy CM Chowna Mein, and MPs Tapir Gao and Nabam Rebia, among others.</p>.<p>On February 8, the state assembly passed the Arunachal Pradesh (Re-Organization of Districts) (Amendment) Bill, 2024, paving the way for the creation of two new districts -- Keyi Panyor and Bichom.</p>.<p>The 27th district, Bichom, is scheduled to be inaugurated early next week. </p>