Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has extended his greetings to the All Nyishi Youth Association (ANYA) on the occasion of its golden jubilee, marking 50 years of the organisation’s existence.
The golden jubilee is being celebrated under the theme “Honouring Legacy, Inspiring Youths”. In his message, Khandu highlighted the contribution of the Nyishi community to the development and progress of Arunachal Pradesh and called upon the younger generation to carry forward its legacy while adapting to changing times.
The Chief Minister said ANYA should continue to serve as a platform for responsible youth leadership, the preservation of Nyishi culture and traditions, and the promotion of education and entrepreneurship. He also stressed the importance of constructive youth participation in addressing social challenges.
As the organisation marks five decades of its journey, Khandu urged Nyishi youth to draw inspiration from the values and contributions of their forefathers while embracing knowledge, innovation and responsibility.
He emphasised that cultural identity and traditional values should remain important as the younger generation pursues education, develops new skills and explores opportunities for entrepreneurship.
The Chief Minister also underlined the need for young people to take an active role in the state’s development and contribute to society through responsible leadership and constructive engagement.
Khandu expressed hope that the golden jubilee milestone would inspire the Nyishi youth to work towards building a peaceful, progressive and prosperous Arunachal Pradesh.
The celebration marks an important milestone for ANYA, with the organisation expected to continue its role in youth engagement, cultural preservation and community development in the years ahead.
