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EP DESK, Pasighat Feb: 27:
Healthy youth form the backbone of a progressive society. However, serious concerns have emerged regarding the condition of basic facilities at Jawaharlal Nehru College (JNC), the oldest and one of the most prestigious institutions of Arunachal Pradesh.

Established decades ago, JNC has long been regarded as a symbol of academic excellence in the state. The college has produced several bureaucrats, political leaders, academicians, and entrepreneurs who have significantly contributed to shaping Arunachal Pradesh’s growth story. For generations, it has stood as a pillar of higher education in the region.

However, recent ground observations and student concerns paint a troubling picture. Students have raised issues regarding the availability of clean drinking water, proper meals, and the condition of essential infrastructure within the campus. According to several students, these are not new problems but persistent challenges that have remained unresolved for years. Basic necessities such as hygienic sanitation, adequate maintenance of buildings, and overall campus upkeep reportedly require urgent attention.

For an institution of such historical and academic importance, the current condition has sparked widespread concern among students, guardians, and civil society members.

Taking cognizance of the matter, the Adi Baane Kebang Youth Wing East Siang District (ABKYWESD), visited the college to assess the situation. ABKYWESD President Jenny Apum stated that the welfare of students and the quality of educational institutions directly impact the future of the community and the district at large.

Jenny Apum expressed concern over the reported shortcomings and emphasized that education must remain a priority sector. The organization has urged the concerned authorities and the district administration to take immediate corrective measures to ensure that students are provided with safe drinking water, proper food facilities, and improved infrastructure.

They further stated that neglecting foundational institutions like JNC not only affects current students but also weakens the long-standing legacy of the college.

As the oldest college in the state, JNC carries not just academic responsibility but also symbolic importance. ABKYWESD believe that prompt intervention from the higher education department and district authorities is essential to restore confidence among students and the public.

The situation now calls for transparency, accountability, and time-bound action. Students deserve an environment that supports learning, safety, and dignity. The coming days will determine how swiftly and effectively the concerned authorities respond to these pressing concerns.

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