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Workers in Arunachal Pradesh gives a 2% rise in DA and DR

Workers in Arunachal Pradesh gives a 2% rise in DA and DR

The government of Arunachal Pradesh announced a 2 percent rise in Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR), which would take effect on January 1, 2025, and raise the current rate from 53% to 55% of basic pay and pension. According to an official statement from the Chief Minister's Office (CMO), this improvement will benefit All India Services (AIS) officers working for or posted under the state government, central government employees on deputation to the Arunachal Pradesh government, state government employees, as well as pensioners and family pensioners. According to the report, the expected total financial impact of this modification…
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Union Minister Mandaviya promises labour reforms and a sports drive to empower Arunachal’s youth

Union Minister Mandaviya promises labour reforms and a sports drive to empower Arunachal’s youth

Mansukh L. Mandaviya, Union Minister for employment & Employment and Youth Affairs & Sports, promised focused assistance to empower young people in Arunachal Pradesh via strong sports programs and forward-thinking employment reforms. The two leaders had in-depth talks at Raj Bhavan on how to develop athletic talent, increase youth involvement, and deal with labour issues in the state during a high-level meeting with Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen (Retd) K.T. Parnaik. Governor Parnaik emphasised how the state's natural endurance and discipline, particularly in boxing, martial arts, and athletics, had contributed to its rising stature as a centre of sporting excellence.…
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In the district of Arunachal, officials stress the importance of road safety

In the district of Arunachal, officials stress the importance of road safety

Deputy Commissioner P N Thungon chaired the Siang district's District Road Safety Committee (DRSC) meeting on Tuesday. The purpose of the meeting was to evaluate the state of current road safety initiatives and develop new strategies for lowering traffic accidents in the district. According to Section 215 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the meeting was attended by representatives from the public works department, transportation department, police, health, education, and urban development, among other important stakeholders. This clause requires the establishment of district-level committees to support and counsel the state government on policy development, enforcement coordination, and road safety promotion.…
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Governor K.T. Parnaik advocates research-based policy on Autism

Governor K.T. Parnaik advocates research-based policy on Autism

Arunachal Pradesh Governor K.T. Parnaik has called for a robust inclusive policy for children with special needs, emphasizing intensive sensitisation and frontline worker training to reduce stigma. Speaking at the inauguration of a two-day event marking 'Autism Month' in Itanagar on Monday, Parnaik underlined the necessity for mandatory appointment of special educators, particularly in junior classes, to fully implement inclusive education across all schools. He also proposed the establishment of government-run model special schools. During the event, Governor Parnaik and Social Justice Minister Kento Jini distributed teaching and learning kits to children with special needs and interacted with parents, medical…
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Arunachal and Meghalaya youth take part in the National Youth Exposure Program

Arunachal and Meghalaya youth take part in the National Youth Exposure Program

The national youth exposure program, which is being held in the Tawang area of Arunachal Pradesh from April 27 to April 30, is involving 66 young participants and more than 10 officials from Meghalaya. The event, which is being organised by the Meghalaya Sports and Youth Affairs Directorate in partnership with the Arunachal Pradesh Youth Affairs Department, intends to foster youth personal development, cultural interchange, and national integration. In a ceremony attended by Deputy Commissioner Kanki Darang, the program was formally launched at Tawang on Monday morning. Dr. D W Thongon, the Tawang police superintendent, and Meghalaya's youth coordinator were…
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Officials state that 16 of the 27 districts in Arunachal are malaria-free

Officials state that 16 of the 27 districts in Arunachal are malaria-free

In Arunachal Pradesh, 16 out of 27 districts have been declared malaria-free, marking a significant progress in public health and a significant turning point in the state's efforts to eradicate the illness, a health department official said. Speaking at the World Malaria Day 2025 celebrations held in Naharlagun on Friday with the theme "Malaria Ends with Us: Reinvest, Reimagine, Reignite," Health Services deputy director Dr. KT Mulung praised the tireless efforts of medical professionals, community volunteers, and field staff who made the event possible. NCVBDC's state program officer, Dr. Mulung, reiterated the department's objective of doing away with malaria in…
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Arunachal district prepares for monsoon difficulties

Arunachal district prepares for monsoon difficulties

Anjaw deputy commissioner Millo Kojin conducted a high-level readiness meeting on Wednesday in anticipation of the South West Monsoon and possible hot temperatures. Superintendent of Police Rike Kamsi, Hayuliang ADC Julity Mihu, administrative officers, department heads, disaster management officials, and representatives from the police, health, and civil society sectors were among the important stakeholders who attended the meeting. Speaking at the event, Kojin underlined the need for proactive preparation and smooth departmental collaboration in order to successfully address issues like road obstructions, floods, landslides, and heat-related health hazards that frequently accompany the monsoon season. In order to guarantee prompt and…
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Arunachal and Japan will talk about future collaboration as peace foundation chief travels to Itanagar

Arunachal and Japan will talk about future collaboration as peace foundation chief travels to Itanagar

A high-level Japanese delegation led by Itsu Adachi, Executive Director of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, met with Arunachal Pradesh officials to discuss ways to expand cooperation in fields like technology, education, and sustainable development. Member of Parliament Tapir Gao was there as Chief Minister Pema Khandu welcomed the visit. He underlined the growing potential of the partnership between Japan and India, particularly for Arunachal Pradesh. The talks focused on practical initiatives such as student and cultural exchange programs, political engagement, and the introduction of Japanese innovations to uplift local industries and farming. In a tweet, Khandu said, "Together, we aim…
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From Malaysia to Menchuka, team VAMA tops adventure race

From Malaysia to Menchuka, team VAMA tops adventure race

Malaysia’s Team VAMA clinched the top spot at the third National Adventure Racing Championship, which also marked a historic first for India — the country’s maiden Border Adventure Race. Held in the remote and picturesque Menchuka Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, the event brought international focus to the state’s emerging role in adventure tourism and strategic sports. The championship, hosted in the high-altitude region near the Indo-China border, concluded with Team VAMA’s resounding victory, securing their direct qualification to the prestigious Adventure Racing World Championship 2025. Their exceptional performance across multiple disciplines — including mountain biking, trail running, kayaking, rope work,…
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Namsai in Arunachal Pradesh is hosting an international conclave to encourage Buddhist tourism

Namsai in Arunachal Pradesh is hosting an international conclave to encourage Buddhist tourism

The cultural importance of Namsai was highlighted by Chowna Mein, the Deputy Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, at the International Conclave on Buddha Dhamma and the Culture of North-East India. He said that the area of Namsai, which is situated on the state's eastern border, is still a vibrant example of the ancient Buddhist customs that still influence the lives of its residents. Mein emphasized the significance of Buddhist celebrations such as the recently concluded Songpa Water Festival and called for the creation of a Buddhist tourism circuit in the state during the conclave. "Socio-religious festivals are deeply ingrained in…
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