On May 26, Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik addressed students and faculty at Jarbom Gamlin Government Law College, urging them to perceive law as a public trust aimed at delivering justice to citizens. He emphasized the importance of integrating legal knowledge with empathy, ethics, and social sensitivity, especially in light of advancements like digital courts and virtual hearings. Parnaik called for a strengthened focus on legal research, community outreach, and technology-driven education to align with the vision of Viksit Bharat (Developed India). He highlighted critical areas of study, including constitutional governance, cyber laws, and indigenous rights, and encouraged the establishment of active Legal Aid Cells. The governor stressed that legal education should promote fairness, truth, and service to humanity, urging the college to become a leading hub for legal scholarship in the North East. Additionally, Parnaik noted the need for improvements in campus infrastructure and encouraged the college community to foster a cleaner and more vibrant academic environment.