Chief Minister Pema Khandu, Visited the NHPC’s 2880 MW Dibang Multi-Purpose Project, one of India’s largest hydropower projects, to review progress and extend government support.
Chief Minister, accompanied by a high-level delegation, inspected key components of the project including CCVT and other ongoing construction works. The visit aimed at assessing the project’s development and its potential socio-economic impact on the region.
CM was joined by Smt. Dasanglu Pul, Minister, Women and Child Development and Cultural Affairs, GoAP; Hon’ble MLAs Puinnyo Apum (Dambuk), Mutchu Mithi (Roing), Mopi Mihu (Anini), Oni Panyang (Geku–Mariyang), along with the DC & SP, Lower Dibang Valley, Senior officials from the district administration and NHPC. Sanjay Kumar Singh, CMD and Director (Projects), NHPC, welcomed the dignitaries and presented an overview of project developments.
Briefing the dignitaries, NHPC CMD Sanjay Kumar Singh shared details of the ongoing construction activities. CM Pema Khandu underlined that the project will bring immense benefits to local communities through employment, infrastructure, and social development, while also strengthening India’s energy security through sustainable hydropower generation. He assured full support from the State Government for timely completion of the project.
The Dibang Multi-Purpose Project is a critical initiative under NHPC’s renewable energy portfolio, designed to boost clean power generation, reduce dependence on fossil fuels, and contribute to India’s climate and energy transition goals. It is also expected to drive inclusive growth for the people of Arunachal Pradesh by enhancing connectivity, livelihood opportunities, and regional development.
