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Human Interest

Tenzin Yangki Becomes the First Woman from Arunachal Pradesh to Join the Indian Police Service

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In a landmark achievement that marks a proud moment for Arunachal Pradesh and for women across India, Tenzin Yangki has made history by becoming the first woman from the state to join the Indian Police Service (IPS).

Tenzin’s remarkable accomplishment is a testament to her perseverance, dedication, and commitment to public service. Her journey to the IPS has not been an easy one — it represents years of hard work, self-discipline, and unwavering faith in the power of education and determination.

Born and raised in Arunachal Pradesh, Tenzin pursued her dreams with quiet determination, breaking social and structural barriers to achieve one of the most prestigious milestones in Indian civil services. Her success stands as a beacon of inspiration for countless young women in the Northeast who aspire to serve the nation.

By earning her place in the Indian Police Service, Tenzin Yangki has not only brought pride to her family and community but has also etched her name in the history of her state. Her achievement highlights the growing representation of women in leadership and law enforcement roles in India — a sign of progress toward equality and empowerment.

As she prepares to begin her journey as an IPS officer, Tenzin’s story serves as a powerful reminder that determination knows no boundaries, and dreams rooted in purpose can transform not just individual lives but entire communities.

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National

Governor of Goa Presents Aiguillette to Shri. Akshat Aayush, IPS, New Police ADC

Tanisha Cardozo

Raj Bhavan, Dona Paula, Goa — In a solemn and dignified ceremony held at the iconic Raj Bhavan in Dona Paula, Shri Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju, Hon’ble Governor of Goa, presented the ceremonial Aiguillette to Shri Akshat Aayush, IPS, marking his formal assumption of duties as the Police Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the Governor.

Shri Akshat Aayush, who currently holds the rank of Additional Superintendent of Police, brings with him a legacy of discipline, leadership, and dedication to public service. The Aiguillette—a symbol of trust, duty, and authority—was conferred upon him in the presence of dignitaries, senior officials, and members of the Governor’s Secretariat.

The Police ADC plays a key role in coordinating ceremonial and security duties attached to the office of the Governor. Shri Aayush’s appointment reinforces the tradition of excellence and honour associated with the post.

This symbolic gesture not only represents the Governor’s confidence in the capabilities of Shri Aayush but also underscores the professionalism and integrity of the Indian Police Service.

The event concluded with words of encouragement from the Governor, who praised the commitment of the state’s police forces in upholding peace and protocol at the highest levels.

Human Interest

Duty, Growth & Memories: Nidhin Valsan IPS Recalls His Posting in Goa

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Indian Police Service officer Nidhin Valsan recently took to social media to share a touching memory from his past posting in Goa — a place he recalls with fondness and respect. For officers like him, each state or district becomes more than just a location; it becomes a vital chapter in their professional and personal journey.

“Every place I’m posted to becomes a part of my journey,” he wrote. “Each with its own challenges, learnings, and unforgettable moments. Duty may take us anywhere in our cadre, but the experiences and people we work with leave a lasting mark.”

Valsan’s message resonated with many from the civil services and beyond — a reflection of the dedication and emotional commitment that comes with a life of public service.

His time in Goa was marked by engaging with local communities, tackling unique regional challenges, and fostering relationships that endure beyond transfers and official tenure. Officers like Valsan play a crucial role in bridging governance with grassroots impact, and their experiences serve as a record of not just service, but also of shared growth with the people they serve.

Such reflections offer citizens a rare window into the lives behind the uniform — filled with discipline, sacrifice, but also deep connection with the regions they help protect and uplift.

As Valsan continues his journey in the IPS, his time in Goa remains etched as a meaningful and formative part of his service to the nation.