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            <div class="clearfix text-formatted field field--name-body field--type-text-with-summary field--label-hidden field__item"><p>Arunachal Pradesh Governor K. T. Parnaik on April 7, said that the National Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports has the potential to gain greater national and international recognition.</p>

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<p>During his visit to the institute’s campus in Dirang, the Governor urged officials to work towards placing the state firmly on the global mountaineering map.</p>

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<p>He emphasised the need for NIMAS to expand its reach by welcoming mountaineering enthusiasts from across India and exploring opportunities to include international participants in expeditions.</p>

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<p>Highlighting the state’s achievements, Parnaik noted that Arunachal Pradesh has already produced 16 Mount Everest summiteers. He encouraged the institute to build on this legacy and continue promoting adventure and excellence among aspiring climbers.</p>
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            <div class="text-formatted field field--name-body field--type-text-with-summary field--label-hidden field__item"><p>Arunachal Pradesh Governor K. T. Parnaik on April 7, said that the National Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports has the potential to gain greater national and international recognition.</p>

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<p>During his visit to the institute’s campus in Dirang, the Governor urged officials to work towards placing the state firmly on the global mountaineering map.</p>

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<p>He emphasised the need for NIMAS to expand its reach by welcoming mountaineering enthusiasts from across India and exploring opportunities to include international participants in expeditions.</p>

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<p>Highlighting the state’s achievements, Parnaik noted that Arunachal Pradesh has already produced 16 Mount Everest summiteers. He encouraged the institute to build on this legacy and continue promoting adventure and excellence among aspiring climbers.</p>
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Arunachal Pradesh Governor advocates for global recognition of NIMAS to boost adventure sports and tourism. He emphasises the institute's role in youth skill development and calls for wider international support.

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Arunachal Pradesh Governor advocates for global recognition of NIMAS to boost adventure sports and tourism. He emphasises the institute's role in youth skill development and calls for wider international support.

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