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New Delhi: The government on Saturday named academicians Joram Aniya and R Balasubramaniam as new members policy commission As a part of the revival of think tanks.PM Narendra Modi congratulated both the academicians in a post on X. “His rich experience and deep understanding of various issues will significantly strengthen policy making. I am confident that his contribution will help drive innovation and development in all sectors. I wish him a very useful and effective tenure in his upcoming tenure.Aniya’s induction into NITI Aayog is an important step as it brings forward an eminent intellectual voice from Arunachal Pradesh. Officials said she is currently an associate professor and member of the Arunachal Pradesh Private Educational Regulatory Commission, and has rich experience in teaching, research and public policy engagement.She said she is the first woman from the Nyishi community to earn a doctorate and the first woman in the Hindi language in the state to make significant contributions to literature, culture and indigenous knowledge systems. He has written and edited several books on Nyishi literature and culture, along with numerous research publications.Balasubramaniam, who has taught at Cornell University, is a member of the Human Resources in Capacity Building Commission set up by the government.A qualified physician, Balasubramaniam is the founder of the Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement and the grassroots research and advocacy movement. Balasubramaniam holds a Master of Public Administration degree from Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard University.Late last month, the government appointed former Chief Economic Advisor Ashok Lahiri as the new vice-chairman of NITI Aayog. IISER, Bhopal director Gobardhan Das, economist KV Raju, AIIMS director M Srinivas and science and technology secretary Abhay Karandikar were named as new members. Rajiv Gauba will also remain a full-time member.Lahiri is expected to take charge next week and with the new members, the think tank is expected to provide vital information amid the challenge posed by the conflict in West Asia.