Arunachal CM Pema Khandu signs agreements to boost SEE Learning and AI language preservation
Press Trust of India | November 1, 2025 | 09:43 PM IST | 1 min read
The agreements aim to incorporate SEE learning into academic curriculums and develop AI-based tools for Bhoti and Hindi languages. CM Khandu highlighted digital innovation and reviewed plans to expand the institute’s capacity.
NEW DELHI: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Saturday presided over the signing of two MoUs at the Central Institute of Himalayan Culture Studies (CIHCS) in West Kameng district to boost holistic education and AI-powered language preservation. The agreements will focus on advancing social, emotional and ethical (SEE) learning in academic curriculums, and employing artificial intelligence to preserve and promote the Bhoti (Tibetan) and Hindi languages, officials said.
Under the first MoU, Flowering Dharma of Ladakh and CIHCS will collaborate to incorporate SEE learning, a framework inspired by ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience, they said. “The initiative will help build happier and wiser learners equipped for life beyond classrooms,” the chief minister said in a post on X.
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SPT, CIHCS, Paliverse collaborate
The second MoU brings together the Centre for Study and Practice of Theravada (SPT), Athens, CIHCS and AI platform Paliverse to develop language tools that support translation, learning, and deeper cross-cultural communication, the officials said. Khandu also emphasised the importance of leveraging digital innovation to safeguard the northeast’s indigenous knowledge systems and linguistic diversity.
“I congratulate CIHCS for these meaningful collaborations and for its visionary efforts in shaping well-rounded, value-based education,” he said. During his visit to the institute, Khandu also reviewed its plans aimed at expanding capacity to accommodate 1,500 boys and girls in the coming years. The CM also laid the foundation stones for a 150-capacity boys’ hostel and ‘Type-III’ staff quarters for the institute.
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