An article reflects on the growing dependency syndrome in Arunachal Pradesh, particularly in Itanagar, over the past two decades. The author observes an increasing reliance on migrant workers from neighboring Assam for jobs traditionally done by locals, including agriculture, horticulture, construction, and domestic services. This reliance extends to essential services like transportation, with markets and transport systems significantly dependent on migrant labor. The piece also touches upon the perceived negative impact on local children's behavior and language due to this dependence.