Arunachal opens new 41-room facility in Delhi to support citizens

The newly launched Arunachal Sadan in Dwarka, New Delhi, is set to provide vital support for residents of Arunachal Pradesh visiting the capital. Chief Minister Pema Khandu, alongside Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, inaugurated the state-of-the-art facility, designed to accommodate students, patients, and officials.

Spanning 1,750 square metres, the Arunachal Sadan offers 41 deluxe rooms, a conference hall, dining facilities, a medical room, and modern security measures. The building is equipped with car lifts, parking, CCTV, and fire detection systems, ensuring safety and comfort for its residents. Its prime location near the ISKCON Temple, metro stations, and the airport enhances accessibility for visitors.

Resident Commissioner Amjad Tak emphasised the facility’s importance, saying, “This new Arunachal Sadan will cater to residents who come to the capital for education, medical care, or official duties. With its range of services, the Sadan will act as a third option for accommodations, alongside the existing Arunachal Bhawan and Arunachal House in the city.”

The new Sadan is part of ongoing efforts to improve facilities for Arunachal Pradesh residents in Delhi, with further upgrades planned, including the redevelopment of Arunachal Bhawan and the nearing completion of Arunachal House in Dhirpur.