Itanagar, October 19: In a landmark achievement for Arunachal Pradesh, Miss Tenzin Yangki from Tawang district has become the first woman from the state to join the prestigious Indian Police Service (IPS), creating history and inspiring a new generation of young women to pursue careers in public service and law enforcement.
Tenzin Yangki achieved this distinction after successfully completing Phase I training at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA) in Hyderabad, the country’s premier institution for training IPS officers. She participated in the Passing Out Parade held on October 17, 2025, as part of the 77th Regular Recruit (RR) batch, proudly marching alongside fellow officer trainees from across the country.
The 77th RR batch also marked a significant milestone for gender representation in the police service, recording an unprecedented 36 per cent female participation—the highest in the academy’s history. Tenzin Yangki’s inclusion in this historic batch further underscores the growing role of women in leadership and uniformed services.
Her journey from the picturesque hills of Tawang to the ranks of the Indian Police Service has been widely celebrated across Arunachal Pradesh. Many have described her success as a testament to perseverance, determination and commitment to serving the nation. Her achievement is being hailed as a proud moment not only for Tawang district but for the entire state.
Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Shri Mama Natung congratulated Yangki on her accomplishment and praised her for breaking new ground. He described her success as a powerful source of inspiration for young women aspiring to join the civil services, armed forces and other uniformed services.
Community leaders, educators and citizens have also lauded her achievement, calling her a symbol of Nari Shakti and women’s empowerment. They noted that her success demonstrates that with dedication and hard work, young people from even the most remote parts of the country can excel at the highest levels.
Tenzin Yangki’s achievement adds a significant chapter to Arunachal Pradesh’s growing presence in national services and reflects the state’s progress in promoting gender equality and educational excellence. Her success is expected to encourage more young women to dream big and pursue careers in public administration, law enforcement and public service.
As she begins her career in the Indian Police Service, well-wishers across the state have extended their best wishes, expressing confidence that she will serve the nation with integrity, professionalism and distinction while continuing to inspire future generations.
