Arunachal Cabinet Enforces New Reforms: Anti-Paper Leak Rules and Stricter ILP Regulations

The Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet has rolled out significant policy reforms including anti-paper leak regulations, digital ILP systems, and a series of austerity measures. These decisions, aimed at enhancing governance, urban development, and recruitment protocols, reflect the state's commitment to efficient administration and modernization across various departments.

Arunachal Pradesh's Cabinet, under the leadership of Chief Minister Pema Khandu, has enacted a series of pivotal policy changes. These include stringent anti-paper leak rules for recruitment exams and revised Inner Line Permit (ILP) regulations, aimed at bolstering the administrative framework.

Responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call, the cabinet introduced austerity measures such as restricting foreign travel for officials, cutting VIP convoy sizes, and promoting digital-first meetings. Emphasis on organic farming and local buying was also highlighted.

The cabinet's decision-making extended to urban development with new tenancy laws and proposed sustainable urban planning near airport zones, underscoring their focus on strategic growth and development.