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Education
Arunachal Pradesh Governor urges APU Vice‑Chancellor to maintain top academic integrity
✍️ The Arunachal Times
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 07:02 AM
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The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh wrote to the Vice‑Chancellor of Arunachal Pradesh University, emphasizing the need to uphold the highest standards of academic integrity.
In a formal communication addressed to the Vice‑Chancellor of Arunachal Pradesh University (APU), the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh underscored the critical importance of preserving academic integrity across the institution. The letter called for strict adherence to ethical norms in teaching, research and examination processes.
The Governor urged the university administration to implement robust mechanisms that deter malpractice, ensure transparent assessment, and promote a culture of honesty among faculty and students. He highlighted that any deviation could undermine the credibility of the university’s degrees.
These directives align with national higher‑education policies that stress quality and accountability. The Governor’s appeal reflects the state’s broader commitment to fostering a trustworthy academic environment and improving the overall standards of higher education in Arunachal Pradesh.
The university is expected to review its existing protocols and take corrective actions where gaps are identified, though specific steps were not detailed in the correspondence.
The Governor urged the university administration to implement robust mechanisms that deter malpractice, ensure transparent assessment, and promote a culture of honesty among faculty and students. He highlighted that any deviation could undermine the credibility of the university’s degrees.
These directives align with national higher‑education policies that stress quality and accountability. The Governor’s appeal reflects the state’s broader commitment to fostering a trustworthy academic environment and improving the overall standards of higher education in Arunachal Pradesh.
The university is expected to review its existing protocols and take corrective actions where gaps are identified, though specific steps were not detailed in the correspondence.