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20 Nov

MLA Kaso urges youth to reject alcohol and drugs at church jubilee

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

On November 19, Itanagar MLA Techi Kaso highlighted the significance of preserving traditional values while embracing religious practices during his speech at the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Ganga Baptist Church. Reflecting on the impact of Christianity on the Nyishi community, Kaso acknowledged the church's transformative role in addressing social issues such as alcoholism and conflicts. Speaking to India Today NE, Kaso praised the church's contribution to fostering peace and unity, emphasizing how Christianity had helped reduce societal problems and promote coexistence among tribes. "Our ancestors, especially from the Nyishi tribe, once engaged in conflicts and substance abuse. Today, we embrace…

20 Nov

Arunachal Rang Mahotsav 2024 showcases the diverse and rich cultural heritage of Arunachal Pradesh

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshArunachal Rang Mahotsav 2024

The Arunachal Rang Mahotsav, the largest theatrical festival in Northeast India, is scheduled to take place in Arunachal Pradesh and is expected to be a significant occasion on the state's cultural calendar. On November 20, Arunachal Chief Minister Pema Khandu said that the festival would formally begin on November 22 at the DK Convention Centre in Itanagar with a stunning theatrical production of Gyepo Kalawangpho. The first-ever vibrant event to highlight Arunachal Pradesh's rich and varied cultural legacy will be the Arunachal Rang Mahotsav 2024. A lively blend of traditional and modern performances will be shown, which will take place…

19 Nov

Indian Army commemorates Kepang La Day

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To honor the heroes who gave their lives in the 1962 Indo-China War, the Indian Army's Spear Corps celebrated Kepang La Day here in the Upper Siang area on Sunday. The day was also commemorated to honor the tenacious tale of the villagers who kept their ground and aided the Indian Army throughout the conflict. In a sincere homage to martyrs, a service was performed at the venerated Kepang La Chorten, followed by a wreath-laying ceremony and Guard of Honor. The ancient Gelling Monastery, which represents the holy connection between the troops and the locals, also hosted prayers. The villagers,…

18 Nov

Seijosa police have arrested the accused in the case of firearms and drug smuggling

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshSeijosa police

In a major development, Md Nurjamal Haque, also known as Rahul, a prominent drug distributor and the main suspect in a well-known guns case, was detained by Seijosa police, led by SP Pakke Kessang, Sri Tasi Darang. A police force under the command of SDPO Sri Sashi Dore, SI Sang Thinley, OC PS Sja, H/C Duyu Talley, HC (IRBN) Arman Tachang, and Constables Adam Namkang and Kalu Gyadi carried out a well-planned raid early on November 16, 2024. A rental home called "Kainat" in the Air Force Colony, Solonibari, in the Sonitpur district of Assam, was the target of the…

18 Nov

MMA workshop for journalists

editorArunachal Pradesh

The Abrasumente Academy hosted an MMA workshop for local journalists in Itanagar. The goal of the session, was to teach media workers the fundamentals of mixed martial arts. The program, which took place at the Abrasumente Academy here, gave journalists a chance to get fitter and acquire self-defense skills. The program was viewed as a move in the right direction toward empowering people and encouraging a healthy lifestyle. The CEO of Abrasumente Academy, Higio Tarak, thanked the Arunachal Press Club for their involvement and emphasized the academy's dedication to advancing mixed martial arts in the state. Additionally, he underlined how…

16 Nov

“Unfit for consumption” rice is shipped from Punjab to Arunachal and Nagaland

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The quality of rice samples from Punjab has been judged to be either unfit for human eating or above the rejection level, which has intensified the political disagreement between the Centre and Punjab over the acquisition of paddy. The Food Corporation of India (FCI) has been notified by the Punjab government that rice that is delivered to states such as Arunachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Assam, and Nagaland is unsafe for human consumption. The FCI has been asked by the government to look into the matter and assess the grain quality. Due to bug infestation, 11,241 quintals of rice samples from Dimapur…

16 Nov

Arunachal Pradesh to honor the 1962 Indo-China war heroes

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshIndo-China

Arunachal Pradesh is scheduled to hold commemoration ceremonies at the Jaswant Garh War Memorial on November 17 and the Nyukmadung War Memorial on November 18, 2024, in honor of the unwavering spirit and sacrifice of Indian soldiers. These events will honor the valiant soldiers and unwavering locals whose fortitude and solidarity throughout the 1962 Indo-China War created a legacy that still serves as an inspiration today. The activities will highlight the heroic accounts of two pivotal battle encounters. The Battle of Nuranang (17 November 1962): The valor of the 4 Garhwal Rifles was on display during this intense battle, especially…

16 Nov

Itanagar-Jote State Highway in complete disrepair

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The first state roadway in Arunachal, the 20-kilometer Itanagar-Jote route, is in terrible shape. In several places, landslides have seriously damaged the road, and in other places, portions of the highway have been washed away. This year's July monsoon rains caused significant road damage, prompting authorities to restrict the section between Itanagar and Baat hamlet. Authorities have not done anything to remove the landslide debris close to the highway, despite the harm. It appears that the Public Works Department and the contractor have both given up on the project. On October 31, 2021, construction on the Itanagar-Jote state highway got…

15 Nov

Arunachal Pradesh State Pavilion is opened at the International Trade Fair by Kiren Rijiju

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshInternational Trade Fair

On November 14, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju opened the Arunachal Pradesh State Pavilion at the 43rd India International Trade Fair in Bharat Mandapam (Pragati Maidan), New Delhi, alongside Arunachal Pradesh Minister for Trade and Commerce Nyato Dukam. For the first time, Arunachal Pradesh has a state pavilion at the national trade show and exhibition. Twenty business owners from throughout the state are exhibiting at the Arunachal Pradesh State Pavilion. Rijiju commended the Trade and Commerce Department for stepping up to provide Far Eastern business owners with a stage on which to display and sell their goods on a national scale.…

15 Nov

The Governor paid tribute to the brave soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces

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Here on Thursday, Arunachal Pradesh Governor K.T. Parnaik took part in the month-long 62nd Walong Day celebration. The Governor honored the brave warriors of the Indian Armed Forces by laying a wreath at the Walong War Memorial. Additionally, he congratulated the families of locals who supported the Indian Army throughout the fight, the next of kin of war heroes, and the veterans of the 1962 conflict. According to the Governor, who spoke to the crowd at Walong Stadium, Walong Day honors the bravery of our people throughout the India-China War. Their unbreakable spirit is demonstrated by their bravery in the…