🎥 | A heartwarming initiative at Intaya Public School in Roing has highlighted the importance of preserving #ArunachalPradesh’s indigenous languages, with young students presenting news readings in Mishmi, Adi and Galo.
Sharing a video of the presentation on X, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu praised the students and described the initiative as a meaningful step towards promoting indigenous languages in classrooms.
“Wonderful to see the young students of Intaya Public School, Roing presenting news readings in the tribal languages of Mishmi, Adi and Galo. A wonderful initiative. May more schools across Arunachal embrace and promote our indigenous languages,” Khandu wrote.
The initiative comes amid growing efforts in Roing and other parts of Arunachal Pradesh to preserve native languages and strengthen their use among younger generations. Educators and cultural organisations have highlighted the role of multilingual education in maintaining cultural identity and heritage.
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Boori-Boot Yullo is a festival celebrated by which of the following tribe of Arunachal Pradesh?
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(c) Nyishi Tribe
(d) Sumi Tribe
Wonderful to see the young students of Intaya Public School, Roing presenting news readings in the tribal languages of Mishmi, Adi and Galo.
A wonderful initiative. May more schools across Arunachal embrace and promote our indigenous languages.
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