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28 Jul

Arunachal Launches Refrigerated Transport Service to Boost Mechukha Rainbow Trout Market

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Arunachal Pradesh took a major step towards strengthening its fisheries sector as the Department of Fisheries launched a refrigerated transport service to market premium rainbow trout from Mechukha in Shi-Yomi district. Fisheries Minister Gabriel D. Wangsu flagged off the first refrigerated vehicle carrying nearly 300 kg (3 quintals) of rainbow trout destined for markets in Aalo, Pasighat and Itanagar. Education Minister P.D. Sona, senior government officials, public representatives, and local fish farmers attended the event. The initiative is aimed at improving cold-chain logistics, reducing post-harvest losses and ensuring that high-quality trout from the remote Himalayan region reaches consumers in fresh…

27 Jul

Arunachal CM praises Gorkha battalion’s Tawang tenure

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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has commended the 2/9 Gorkha Rifles for their 'exemplary service' and contributions toward humanitarian outreach and border infrastructure during their 33-month tenure in the high-altitude Mago-Chuna sector of Tawang district, bordering China.In an official Commendation Certificate as the battalion prepares to move to its next assignment, Khandu expressed gratitude to all ranks of the unit, noting that their efforts strengthened both national security and civil-military ties along the frontier."For over 33 months, the Battalion stood as a symbol of courage and commitment, transforming lives through humanitarian outreach, medical camps, community development, promotion of border…

25 Jul

Bomdila Connect Aims to Restore Town’s Tourism Glory Through Culture and Tradition

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The first edition of 'Bomdila Connect', a cultural festival aimed at reviving Bomdila's rich cultural, historical and tourism heritage, was held in Arunachal Pradesh's West Kameng district. The event brought together cultural groups, public representatives, government officials and local residents in an effort to promote the town's unique traditions and reposition Bomdila as a major tourist destination in the state. Addressing the gathering, Kalaktang MLA Tseten Chombay praised the initiative, saying it would help restore Bomdila's former prominence while showcasing the region's vibrant cultural identity. He noted that Bomdila was once among Arunachal Pradesh's most popular tourist destinations and had…

24 Jul

Monyul FC Crowned Arunachal Women’s League Champions; Yumlam Lali Named Player of the League

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Monyul Football Club were crowned champions of the the Arunachal Women's League - 2026 at the Golden Jubilee Outdoor Stadium in Yupia on Thursday.Monyul FC remained unbeaten, winning all their 4 matches and topping the points table with 12 points in the championship.Kurung Kumey District Football Association (DFA) finished second and secured the Runner Up position.Yumlam Lali of Kurung Kumey DFA bagged the 'Player of the League' award for her outstanding performance during the championship.Puja Pachi of Monyul FC secured the 'Top Scorer' award. She scored a total of 15 goals.Yameh Tapen also from Monyul FC was awarded the 'Best…

23 Jul

Arunachal pradesh publishes draft electoral roll; ceo urges public participation

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The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Arunachal Pradesh has officially published the Draft Electoral Roll under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026.Out of 8,87,505 registered electors, 7,18,046 submitted their enumeration forms by July 14, while 1,69,459 forms remained uncollectable due to shifting, deaths, or absence.Emphasising total transparency, Chief Electoral Officer Pawan Kumar Sain appealed to all eligible citizens to actively verify their details and utilize the claims and objections window, which remains open from July 21 to August 20, 2026.The CEO strongly urged young citizens turning 18 by July 1, 2026, to enroll using Form-6. Assuring that…

22 Jul

Tawang District Releases Draft Electoral Rolls with 25,512 Electors Under Special Revision Drive

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The Draft Electoral Rolls for all three Assembly Constituencies of Tawang District—1-Lumla (ST), 2-Tawang (ST), and 3-Mukto (ST Draft Electoral Rolls have been published in accordance with the schedule notified by the Election Commission of India (ECI) under the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Electoral Rolls.The draft electoral rolls are available for public inspection at the offices of the District Election Officer (DEO), concerned Electoral Registration Officers (EROs), Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs), and designated Booth Level Officers (BLOs).As per the published Draft Roll, Tawang District has a total of 25,512 electors, comprising 12,227 male electors and 13,285 female…

21 Jul

Students, Citizens March in Arunachal and Meghalaya Demanding Transparent Examination System

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Demonstrations demanding greater transparency in India's education system gathered momentum across the Northeast on Monday, as thousands of students, youths and citizens held peaceful rallies in Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya in support of education reform activist Sonam Wangchuk and called for reforms in the country's examination process. In Itanagar, a large rally organised by the youth collective Youth for Change witnessed participation from students, parents and members of the public. Beginning at Akashdeep and concluding at IG Park, the march highlighted concerns over alleged examination irregularities, paper leaks and the need for greater accountability in the education sector. Addressing the…

21 Jul

Archaeologists Unearth 3,500-Year-Old Cave Sites in Noklak

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A team of archaeologists has uncovered evidence of prehistoric human habitation in caves and rockshelters in Nagaland's Noklak district, a discovery that is expected to significantly improve understanding of the state's ancient history and early human settlement. The discovery was made during a preliminary archaeological expedition conducted in March by a joint team from the Department of History and Archaeology, Nagaland University, and the Department of Art and Culture, Government of Nagaland. The research team was led by Prof. Tiatoshi Jamir, Dr. Heme Lamthaiu, Dr. Limasanen Longkumer, Archaeological Research Officer Khumeng T., Robinson Huidrom and Victoria Leyri of Delhi University.…

20 Jul

Yak Mela in Tawang Strengthens Army-Brokpa Bond, Promotes Border Area Development

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The Indian Army's Gajraj Corps organised a grand Yak Mela at Groleteng in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang district on Sunday, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and resilient spirit of the Brokpa community while reaffirming its commitment to the development of border villages. Held at an altitude of nearly 15,000 feet near the Taktsang Gonpa, the event brought together members of the Brokpa community, senior Army officers, civil administration officials, representatives of paramilitary forces and village elders. The programme was attended by General Officer Commanding (GOC), 5 Mountain Division, Major General Amit Nautiyal, Tawang Additional Deputy Commissioner Rinchin Leta, Tawang Brigade Commander…

18 Jul

Exchange of Fire Near Tengapani Reserve Forest Leaves Woman Wounded, Probe Underway

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A woman was injured after being caught in the crossfire during an exchange of fire between the 8 Assam Rifles and an unidentified insurgent group in Arunachal Pradesh's Namsai district on Thursday night. Two suspects were later apprehended in connection with the incident. According to official sources, the gunfight broke out at around 9.15 pm on July 17 in the area between Tengapani Reserve Forest and Lal Pahar Road. During the exchange of fire, Koilani Namchoom (30), daughter of Chow Nalaching Namchoom and a resident of Momong village in Namsai district, sustained a bullet injury to her left knee. She…