Itanagar, October 19: In a historic milestone 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).
Tenzin Yangki achieved this distinction after successfully completing Phase I training at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA), Hyderabad. She took part in the Passing Out Parade on October 17, 2025, as part of the 77th RR batch, marching proudly alongside her fellow officers. Notably, the 77th batch of the academy recorded a remarkable 36% female representation - the highest ever.
Her journey from the serene mountains of Tawang to the nation’s premier police academy stands as a shining example of determination, courage, and dedication to public service.
Officials and citizens across the State have lauded her remarkable achievement, describing it as a proud moment not only for Tawang but for the entire State. Many hailed her as a symbol of Nari Shakti - women’s empowerment - whose success will inspire generations of young Arunachali girls to pursue their dreams fearlessly.
Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung congratulated Yangki, calling her accomplishment an inspiration for women aspiring to join uniformed services and serve the nation with distinction.
Miss Yangki’s success story adds a new chapter to Arunachal Pradesh’s growing representation in national services and reinforces the State’s commitment to fostering gender equality and excellence in public administration.
Wishing her a fulfilling career, well-wishers expressed confidence that she will continue to serve the nation with pride and integrity.
