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Former Arunachal MLA Kapchen Rajkumar k*lled in tragic elephant attack at 65

Former Arunachal MLA Kapchen Rajkumar k*lled in tragic elephant attack at 65

According to family reports, former Arunachal Pradesh MLA Kapchen Rajkumar unfortunately died early on Wednesday morning during a wild elephant attack while making his way from Namsang village to Deomali in the Tirap district. His wife and multiple children survived him at the age of 65. On April 15, 1960, Rajkumar was born in Namsang village. His father, Wangmei Rajkumar, had previously served as the hamlet's acting head. While serving as an MLA for the Khonsa North Assembly Constituency from 1985 to 1990, he was a significant player in state politics. After attending Ramakrishna Mission School in Narottamnagar, Deomali, for…
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In Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh, 89 bird species were recorded during a survey

In Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh, 89 bird species were recorded during a survey

According to officials, a two-day survey at a lake in Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh, revealed 89 bird species. Naturalist Koj Mama claims that the survey was carried out at Nongsaya Lake in Jona, which is roughly nine kilometers from Namsai town, by the Arunachal Pradesh Birding Club (APBC) and the Public Works Department. Oriental darter, lesser adjutant, pale-chinned blue flycatcher, blossom-headed parakeet, yellow-bellied warbler, and chestnut-capped babbler were among the important bird species observed during the study. He emphasized the lake's biological importance and said the region could make a significant contribution to sustainable development and community involvement in ecosystem preservation.…
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Kiren Rijiju applauds Tawang for transparent budget use and effective governance

Kiren Rijiju applauds Tawang for transparent budget use and effective governance

On Tuesday, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju praised the Tawang district administration in Arunachal Pradesh for its transparent budget utilization procedures and reliable and efficient execution of government initiatives. Rijiju, the minister for Parliamentary and Minority Affairs, virtually addressed the border district's third quarter District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) meeting and apologized for being unable to attend the last session because of prior obligations. According to an official statement provided here, he emphasized his position as chairman of the DISHA committee, which oversees all 17 districts in his constituency, and praised Tawang's proven ability to carry out developmental initiatives.…
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Important 132 KV power line must be completed, says Arunachal Minister

Important 132 KV power line must be completed, says Arunachal Minister

Balo Raja, the minister of urban affairs, land management, and civil aviation for Arunachal Pradesh, emphasized the urgent need to finish the remaining portion of the 132 KV transmission line between Palin in Kra-Daadi and Yachuli in Keyi Panyor district. He cited the line's vital role in providing the area with reliable, high-quality grid power. Raja, who is also the local MLA from Palin, chaired a high-level meeting with stakeholders at the civil secretariat here. He emphasized that although tower networks and power substations have already been finished in other areas of the Kra-Daadi district, the unfinished portion still acts…
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The Arunachal deputy CM attends the third annual ATKSSU felicitation ceremony in Namsai

The Arunachal deputy CM attends the third annual ATKSSU felicitation ceremony in Namsai

At the All Tai Khamti Singpho Students' Union's (ATKSSU) Third Annual Felicitation Program, held at Namsai's Multi-Purpose Cultural Hall, Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein was present. Academic, athletic, cultural, and social service accomplishments of young people from the Tai Khamti and Singpho communities were honored at the occasion. Gold medalists, top scorers from the State and CBSE boards' board exams, and accomplished people from the fashion, sports, and entertainment industries were all honored at the program. Speaking to the group, Mein said he was proud of the young people's achievements and that their success makes the community as…
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Fresh veggies are provided to Indo-Tibetan Border Police officers by farmers in Arunachal Pradesh

Fresh veggies are provided to Indo-Tibetan Border Police officers by farmers in Arunachal Pradesh

The 59th Battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), based in Nafra in the Bichom district of Arunachal Pradesh, received the first shipment of fresh veggies in a historic initiative to support local agriculture and the well-being of security forces. Bichom district deputy commissioner Bopai Puroik formally flagged off the shipment on Thursday, according to officials. Under the auspices of "Mission Arun Himveer," the program is the first step in a long-term partnership that will connect the state's farmers with the nation's border security troops. The ITBP and the Arunachal Pradesh Agricultural Marketing Board (APAMB) recently signed a memorandum of…
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Surprise Inspection in Khonsa Market Uncovers 13 Violations of Legal Metrology Act

Surprise Inspection in Khonsa Market Uncovers 13 Violations of Legal Metrology Act

The legal metrology and consumer affairs department (Eastern Zone) carried out a surprise examination in Khonsa market in the Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh on Wednesday in an effort tosafeguard consumer rights and ensure compliance with trade regulations. Deputy Controller C S Singpho, who oversees the Lohit district, conducted the inspection, and participants included town magistrate Noklem Wangjen, who is Khonsa's extra assistant commissioner.Seven trade units were discovered to have violated Section 24 of the Legal Metrology Act of 2009 by utilizing unreliable weights, measures, and weighing devices in business dealings during the operation. Six additional trading units were also…
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The Golden Jubilee of the Arunachal Assembly is launched by Arunachal Governor K T Parnaik

The Golden Jubilee of the Arunachal Assembly is launched by Arunachal Governor K T Parnaik

Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik celebrated the state Legislative Assembly's golden jubilee on Thursday, marking a historic milestone and praising it as a "sacred temple of democracy, a beacon of hope, a forum for unity, and a symbol of inclusive progress." The governor officially began the 45-day celebrations, which honor 50 years of legislative excellence and democratic resilience in the state, by unveiling the Golden Jubilee Commemoration Plaque at the Assembly facility here. Parnaik, who reflected on the Assembly's journey since its founding in 1975, said the occasion was a testimony to the state's democratic progress,…
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India’s carbon sequestration is greatly aided by the 79% forest cover in Arunachal: CM Khandu

India’s carbon sequestration is greatly aided by the 79% forest cover in Arunachal: CM Khandu

According to Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, the state accounts for 14.38% of India's total carbon sequestration, with 79% of its land covered by forests. In a post on X, the chief minister claimed that Arunachal Pradesh had the nation's largest carbon reserve, at 1,021 million tons. In a previous speech, the chief minister emphasized the importance of woods in reducing climate change since they regulate ecosystems and serve as natural air cleaners. For a healthy environment and sustainable growth for coming generations, CM Khandu asked everyone to keep up their efforts. The Arunachal Pradesh Forest Department reported that…
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China Urges Peaceful Talks On Long-Standing Border Dispute With India

China Urges Peaceful Talks On Long-Standing Border Dispute With India

China acknowledged on Monday that the border dispute with India is complex and will take time to resolve, but expressed willingness to continue talks on delimitation and maintain peace. During a meeting in Qingdao on June 26, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh proposed to Chinese counterpart Dong Jun a structured roadmap to de-escalate tensions and revive border demarcation mechanisms. China’s Foreign Ministry said both sides have diplomatic and military channels and urged continued dialogue. Singh stressed the need to rebuild trust post-2020 standoff and mentioned the Pahalgam terror attack and India’s Operation Sindoor against Pakistan-based terror networks.
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