Arunachal's Shining Star: Tenzing Yangki's Journey to Becoming the State's First Female IPS Officer

In the heart of Arunachal Pradesh, where mist-clad mountains dot the horizon, Tenzing Yangki shines as an inspiration. Yangki's achievement in securing the 545th rank in the UPSC Civil Services Examination-2022 shows her grit and resilience. Her earlier success in the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) exam in 2017 laid the foundation for a promising career in public service. Born into a family deeply rooted in public service, her journey resonates with the dedication that spans generations. Her father, the late Thupten Tempa, an eminent figure in the Indian Revenue Service and Indian Administrative Service, carved a path of service following the footsteps of his father, the late Nyerpa Khow. A Heritage Forged in History: Nyerpa Khow's Vision Nyerpa Khow's pivotal role as the first political assistant in Tawang, instrumental in bringing the region under Indian rule, is a chapter in Arunachal Pradesh's legacy. His collaboration with Major Bob Khathing echoes through time, and Tenzing Yangki inherits this legacy—a legacy rooted in service, sacrifice, and commitment to the greater good. The First Female IPS Officer: Breaking Barriers, Inspiring Futures Yangki's ascent as the first female IPS officer from Arunachal Pradesh is a monumental achievement, breaking gender barriers and inspiring a new narrative. Her triumph isn't just personal; it is a rallying cry for aspiring women, a call to explore limitless possibilities beyond horizons. Guardians of Justice: Arunachal Pradesh's Law Enforcement Legacy Arunachal Pradesh boasts a history of providing lateral-entry IPS officers who rise to the rank of Inspector General of Police (IGP). The recent elevation of AGMUT cadre IPS officer C K Mein to IGP further solidifies the state's standing in law enforcement. Sparking Inspiration: Tenzing Yangki's Impact on Youth As news of Yangki's achievement echoes through valleys and peaks, it sparks a flame of inspiration among Arunachal Pradesh's youth. Her success is not just an individual triumph; it's a clarion call for the youth to dream big, work hard, and contribute to the nation's growth. Celebrating Tenzing Yangki's success isn't just about an individual accomplishment; it amplifies the narrative of potential and talent within Arunachal Pradesh's borders.