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Arunachal Minister Balo Raja Defends India’s Strength, Questions ITBP Chief’s Remarks on China Face-Offs

Arunachal Minister Balo Raja Defends India’s Strength, Questions ITBP Chief’s Remarks on China Face-Offs

Arunachal Pradesh minister Balo Raja has questioned recent remarks attributed to ITBP Director General Shatrujeet Singh Kapur regarding ongoing face-offs with Chinese forces along the Arunachal Pradesh frontier, asserting that India remains a strong and capable nation. Speaking to reporters in Itanagar on Tuesday, Raja said statements from senior security officials should not create an impression that India is in a weak position. “Why make such statements when you are a Director General? Why project yourself as weak? India is very strong,” Raja said. Drawing a comparison with the recently discussed spy thriller Dhurandhar, the minister highlighted India's growing intelligence…
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APCC Demands Independent Inquiry into Handling of SUMP Protest

APCC Demands Independent Inquiry into Handling of SUMP Protest

The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) has condemned the reported use of tear gas against protesters during a 12-hour bandh across Siang, Upper Siang and East Siang districts, and sought an independent inquiry into the incident.In a statement, the APCC expressed concern over the handling of the protest against the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), alleging that the government had failed to address the grievances of affected indigenous communities.The bandh, observed from 5 am to 5 pm on Friday, was called by indigenous organisations led by Adi Bane Kebang-United and other groups. Human Rights of Arunachal also expressed solidarity…
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Over 1000 Women, Runners from Kenya and Europe to Join Tawang International Marathon

Over 1000 Women, Runners from Kenya and Europe to Join Tawang International Marathon

The picturesque high-altitude town of Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh is gearing up to host the second edition of Tawang International Marathon on Saturday, with more than 4,600 runners expected to participate in the sporting event.Jointly organised by the Indian Army and the Arunachal Pradesh government, the marathon will be held at the Gyalwa Tsangyang Gyatso High Altitude Stadium under the theme ‘Queen of High Altitude Run’. The event aims to promote fitness, peace, adventure sports and tourism in Arunachal Pradesh’s mountainous border region.The marathon will feature full-marathon, half-marathon, 10-km and 5-km races. More than 1,000 women runners are expected to…
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AICRP on Ergonomics Conducts Road and Machinery Safety Drive for Progressive Farmers

AICRP on Ergonomics Conducts Road and Machinery Safety Drive for Progressive Farmers

An intensive farm safety awareness campaign aimed at preventing accidents involving tractor-trailers and heavy agricultural machinery was recently organized at the Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Karsingsa, Papum Pare district, drawing participation from around forty-five progressive farmers. Conducted by the All India Coordinated Research Project on Ergonomics and Safety in Agriculture and Allied Sector under the Department of Agricultural Engineering at the North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology in Nirjuli, and sponsored by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research in New Delhi, the initiative focused heavily on mitigating roadway collisions and operational hazards. During the program, Professor K. N.…
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PM Youth Camp Students Visit ITBP Camp in Arunachal’s Anini, Learn About Border Security and Adventure Activities

PM Youth Camp Students Visit ITBP Camp in Arunachal’s Anini, Learn About Border Security and Adventure Activities

Students participating in the 4th Prime Minister Youth Camp in Border Areas visited the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) camp in Anini, Dibang Valley district of Arunachal Pradesh, where they learned about mountain climbing, adventure activities and the operational role of the force. During the visit, ITBP personnel briefed the students about various weapons and ammunition used by the force, providing them with insights into the equipment and preparedness of security personnel deployed in border areas. The students also learned about mountain-related activities and the challenges faced by personnel serving in difficult high-altitude terrain. As part of the programme, they performed…
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Six Months Without Pay: Namdapha Park Staff Give Authorities 10-Day Ultimatum

Six Months Without Pay: Namdapha Park Staff Give Authorities 10-Day Ultimatum

Contingency staff of Namdapha National Park and Tiger Reserve (NNPTR) in Arunachal Pradesh have threatened to vacate their camps and launch a ‘No Pay, No Work’ protest if their pending wages for six months, from April to September, are not paid in full within 10 days of submitting their memorandum to the authorities.The staff submitted the memorandum to the Conservator of Forests and Field Director on October 12, highlighting the financial difficulties caused by the prolonged delay in salary payments. Around 200 contingency staff, including personnel engaged under Project Tiger, are affected by the issue. Most of these employees are…
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Indian Army to Train Talented Young Archers from Arunachal Pradesh at Pune Sports Institute

Indian Army to Train Talented Young Archers from Arunachal Pradesh at Pune Sports Institute

The closing ceremony of the 5th State Level Archery Championship 2026 was held at the Gyalwa Tsangyang Gyatso High Altitude Sports Stadium in Tawang on Monday, with Lieutenant General Neeraj Shukla, General Officer Commanding (GOC), 4 Corps, gracing the occasion as the chief guest. A major highlight of the closing ceremony was the announcement by Lieutenant General Shukla regarding the Indian Army's initiative to identify and nurture talented young archers from Arunachal Pradesh. He announced that willing and deserving young archers identified through the championship would be provided opportunities for advanced training at the Army Sports Institute, Pune. During the…
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Suspected NSCN(K) overground worker arrested in joint operation in Arunachal Pradesh

Suspected NSCN(K) overground worker arrested in joint operation in Arunachal Pradesh

A suspected overground worker (OGW) linked to the banned insurgent outfit NSCN(K) was apprehended during a joint operation by the Assam Rifles and Arunachal Pradesh Police in Bordumsa in Arunachal Pradesh’s Changlang district on October 12. The operation was conducted by the 20 Assam Rifles and Arunachal Pradesh Police in the Magantong area of Bordumsa following intelligence inputs about the movement and activities of individuals suspected of having links with the insurgent group. The apprehended individual has been identified as Wangphan Hakhun, son of Phangwang Hakhun, a resident of Rajangar-II village under Bordumsa Police Station in Changlang district. According to…
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Tawang Police Engages with Border Residents, SSB and ITBP to Boost Security Cooperation

Tawang Police Engages with Border Residents, SSB and ITBP to Boost Security Cooperation

A police delegation led by Tawang Superintendent of Police, Tawang, Darang Tasi, visited Khenzamane (Gorong Kukpa) and Gorzam under Jemithang Circle on Sunday as part of efforts to strengthen border security, enhance inter-agency coordination and engage with communities residing in the border areas.During the visit, the officers were accompanied by the Gaon Burahs of Shocktsen and Bapteng Kang, along with Lama Kesang of Gorzam Stupa.The interaction provided an opportunity to engage with local community representatives and understand their concerns, experiences and perspectives on security and other issues affecting border villages.As part of the visit, SP Tasi Darang interacted with the…
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Arunachal Miss Ranji, U-19 Fixtures Amid Leadership Row

Arunachal Miss Ranji, U-19 Fixtures Amid Leadership Row

Arunachal Pradesh have forfeited their Ranji Trophy Plate Group opening match against Nagaland, scheduled to begin in Ahmedabad on October 11, after an administrative dispute within the Arunachal Pradesh Cricket Association (APCA) left the state without a functioning authority to select and manage its team. The crisis has also affected age-group cricket, with Arunachal Pradesh failing to field its Under-19 team for a Vinoo Mankad Trophy match against Sikkim in Bhubaneswar on Thursday. The developments have raised concerns over the impact of the association’s internal dispute on players and the state’s participation in domestic cricket competitions. The administrative deadlock stems…
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