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11 Jan

Sarok festival greetings from Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik

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Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik, the governor of Arunachal Pradesh, wished the state's citizens a happy Sarok event on Friday. He said he hoped the festivities would bring happiness, prosperity, and harmony to everyone. Festivals, according to Parnaik's message, promote variety, innovation, and civic pride while also making a substantial contribution to people's psychological health. A wonderful example of the Hrusso community's close relationship with nature is the Sarok festival. It pays homage to their forefathers, who embody the tribe's customs and ideals, and reflects the fundamental principles of their sociocultural legacy. According to the governor, these celebrations uphold…

10 Jan

New pangolin species discovered in Arunachal Pradesh

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Scientists from the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) have identified a new pangolin species in Arunachal Pradesh, genetically distinct from the commonly known Chinese and Indian pangolins.Named the Indo-Burmese pangolin (Manis indoburmanica), this species is a significant discovery, often mistaken for the Chinese pangolin but differing by 3.8% at the genomic level. Research indicates that the Indo-Burmese pangolin diverged from its Chinese counterpart (Manis pentadactyla) approximately 3.4 million years ago.

10 Jan

Governor K T Parnaik requests ITBP to encourage development in the border area

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Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik, the governor of Arunachal Pradesh, requested on Thursday that the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) work together to enhance the state's border regions, especially through the Vibrant Border Village initiative. The governor underlined that such initiatives will serve the national interest while helping both local people and the police force during a meeting at Raj Bhawan here with Amitabh Gupta, the Inspector General of North East Frontier Headquarters for ITBP. According to an official announcement, Gupta, who just assumed leadership of the NE Frontier headquarters, paid the governor a courtesy call. The lively village initiative,…

09 Jan

The 73-foot national flag was raised at Tawang’s Gorsam Chorten

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A 73-foot national flag, symbolizing pride and unity, was raised during a historic ceremony at Gorsam Chorten in Jemithang, which is close to the Indo-Tibet border in the Tawang region of Arunachal Pradesh. With more than 200 residents and Indian Army soldiers in attendance, the event—which took place in the serene Jemithang Valley close to the borders with Tibet and Bhutan—marked a major turning point for the area. The Indian Army, civil administration, and the Chorten monks worked together to organize the ceremony, which demonstrated a shared dedication to fostering patriotism in border areas. The occasion was presided over by…

08 Jan

Wangsu investigates ICAR-NRCP partnership in pig farming in Arunachal Pradesh

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Gabriel D. Wangsu, the minister of animal husbandry and veterinary affairs for Arunachal Pradesh, visited the ICAR-National Research Centre on Pigs (ICAR-NRCP) in Guwahati on Tuesday to look into potential partnerships to improve pig farming methods in his state. Ensuring access to premium pig breeds, improving feed quality, and offering farmers educational programs to enhance livestock management were the main goals of the visit. Wangsu acknowledged his appreciation with the center's sophisticated research and high-quality pig breeds during his conversation with senior scientists. According to an official statement released here, the minister specifically emphasized the Rani breed piglets—a cross between…

07 Jan

In Arunachal Pradesh, the number of voters has increased by 0.99 %

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Arunachal Pradesh has seen a 0.99 percent rise in its voter count compared to the previous year’s final electoral rolls, officials announced on Monday. The state now has a total of 8,91,518 electors, comprising 4,37,609 men, 4,53,905 women, and four third-gender individuals, he noted. "There are currently 8,91,518 electors in the state, including 4,37,609 men, 4,53,905 women, and four third-gender people," he said. "All political parties in the state have also been given access to the recently released electoral rolls," Koyu continued. He stressed that the revision's main objectives were to remove duplicate entries in accordance with Election Commission norms…

06 Jan

The chief minister of Arunachal greets the state’s citizens on the occasion of Si Donyi

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On the occasion of Si Donyi, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu welcomed the state's citizens and celebrated the balance between nature and humans. The Arunachal chief minister reaffirmed the significance of the colorful event on the microblogging platform X. "This iconic festival reflects the deep cultural heritage so religiously preserved by the Tagin Tribe and the spiritual unity of our state, symbolizing peace and well-being for all," said Chief Minister Khandu, praising the state's spiritual oneness. "Let us live, thrive, and smile in harmony with nature and the spirit of inclusivity," the chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh continued. May…

04 Jan

The famous festival of Arunachal Pradesh is coming to Hyderabad with Ziro on Tour

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Arunachal Pradesh's Ziro Festival, a symbol of sustainability and cultural immersion, is starting a new adventure with the introduction of "Ziro On Tour." The national festival of music, art, and community will begin in Hyderabad on February 1st and 2nd at Taramati Baradari, a 17th-century cultural monument. Through a multi-sensory experience, Ziro On Tour introduces urban audiences to the festival's values of community spirit, sustainability, and love for independent music. With a focus on regional talent, delectable cuisine, and handicrafts, the event showcases the Northeast's and Telangana's rich cultural and creative heritage. The festival's lineup includes both well-known and up-and-coming…

03 Jan

Arunachal Pradesh among top 3 states with largest forest cover

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The India State of Forest Report (ISFR 2023) has named Arunachal Pradesh among the top three states with the largest forest and tree cover. Arunachal is followed by Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. It must be mentioned that in terms of area, Arunachal, with 65,882 sq km, is the second state with the largest forest cover after Madhya Pradesh (77,073 sq km). He also informed that the state has over 75 per cent of forest cover.

03 Jan

One of the top three states with the most forest and tree cover is Arunachal

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Arunachal Pradesh is one of the top three states with the most forest and tree cover, according to the India State of Forest Report (ISFR 2023). Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra come after Arunachal. It should be noted that Madhya Pradesh has the largest forest cover (77,073 sq km), whereas Arunachal has the second largest (65,882 sq km). Additionally, he disclosed that more than 75% of the state is covered by forests. The Arunachal chief minister expressed gratitude on his microblogging site X for the work done by the Team Forest Department and other stakeholders to preserve and increase the amount…