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The Itanagar State Museum’s infrastructure is examined by Arunachal minister

The Itanagar State Museum’s infrastructure is examined by Arunachal minister

In a thorough evaluation of the Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum in Itanagar, Research Minister Dasanglu Pul emphasized the necessity of infrastructural upgrades to protect the state's cultural legacy. Pul, who was accompanied by Research Director Sangeet Dubey, emphasized the significance of comprehending local realities in order to guarantee that the museum fulfills its potential under her ministry. Pul, who also has portfolios in science and technology, art and culture, and women and child development, emphasized the importance of the museum in teaching tourists about the history, customs, and cultural riches of Arunachal Pradesh. She reiterated her dedication to making the…
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Tripura to reduce road accidents to zero with new public awareness campaigns

Tripura to reduce road accidents to zero with new public awareness campaigns

Tripura records an alarming 750 road traffic accidents annually, resulting in approximately 250 deaths, prompting the state government to intensify efforts to achieve zero road fatalities. Transport Minister Sushanta Chowdhury highlighted these figures during the 15th State Road Safety Council meeting on December 23. "Our aim is to reduce road accidents to zero by focusing on public awareness and adopting advanced traffic management measures," said Chowdhury. He emphasized that caution and education are crucial to preventing road mishaps. The government has implemented various initiatives, including public awareness campaigns in 25 colleges to address road safety, consumer protection, and drug abuse.…
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Discoveries of new plant species in Arunachal Pradesh

Discoveries of new plant species in Arunachal Pradesh

Aeschynanthus chayangtajuensis, a new plant species discovered in Arunachal Pradesh, has been formally reported by the esteemed journal Phytotaxa. The species is named for Chayang Tajo, one of the state's oldest and most remote villages, in recognition of the area's distinctive biodiversity and cultural heritage. This discovery highlights the ecological significance of Arunachal Pradesh by bringing to light Chayang Tajo, a community under the Government of India's Vibrant community Programme, which aims to promote economic development and sustainable growth in border areas. The finding of Aeschynanthus chayangtajuensis underscores Arunachal Pradesh's growing stature in the global scientific community and emphasizes the…
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Smartphone exports cross Rs 1.70 lakh crore, gain 31%

Smartphone exports cross Rs 1.70 lakh crore, gain 31%

India's smartphone exports are set to cross Rs 1.70 lakh crore in the current fiscal - up 31% from Rs 1.29 lakh crore in FY24. Nearly 70% of shipments are of iPhones. Products from Samsung and domestic contract manufacturer Padget Electronics (Dixon) and a small amount of merchandise exports make up the remaining 30%. According to industry sources, smartphone exports reached Rs 1.10 lakh crore in the April-November period, up 45% from the export figure of Rs 76,221 crore in the same period in FY24. In November, monthly exports were Rs 20,000 crore, the highest ever. Apple's iPhone vendor Foxconn,…
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Limited intake of cholesterol not bad for health at all

Limited intake of cholesterol not bad for health at all

There will be plenty of delicious food over the Christmas season! All of the delicious food you eat at this joyous time of year fills your soul and makes you happy. However, none of these may be good for their general health and well-being. Both physically and symbolically, the holiday feasts are a heavy burden on the body. Even if the food festival is planned with health in mind, occasionally our bodies suffer from consuming too much "good food." Cell membranes include cholesterol as a structural and signaling element. Additionally, it is required for the synthesis of bile acid, vitamin…
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GRP, RPF, BSF arrest three Bangladeshis in Agartala for unlawful entry

GRP, RPF, BSF arrest three Bangladeshis in Agartala for unlawful entry

The Agartala Government Railway Police (GRP), Railway Protection Force (RPF), Border Security Force (BSF), and the intelligence department arrested three Bangladeshi nationals at Agartala Railway Station on December 22. The individuals were detained while attempting to board a train to Kolkata. According to GRP officials, the suspects were identified as Chutan Das (19), Bishnu Chandra Das (20), both from Noakhali District, and Mohammad Malek (30) from Habiganj, Bangladesh. The arrest was made after receiving confidential intelligence about their illegal entry into India. During preliminary interrogation, the suspects admitted to entering India unlawfully and were on their way to Kolkata, intending…
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ZPM urges centre to reconsider reimposed PAR in Mizoram

ZPM urges centre to reconsider reimposed PAR in Mizoram

The Zoram People's Movement (ZPM), Mizoram’s ruling party, has urged the Centre to reconsider its decision to reimpose the Protected Area Regime (PAR) in the state, citing concerns over its negative impact on tourism and the ethnic Mizo movement. On December 21, the Centre reintroduced the PAR in Mizoram, Manipur, and Nagaland, aiming to regulate the movement of foreigners due to growing security concerns linked to an influx from neighboring countries. However, the ZPM strongly opposed the move, highlighting that Mizoram is one of the most peaceful states in the country and is making significant strides in developing its tourism…
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In the Aturto 2.3 MMA Event, Punyajit Likharu defeats Kim Jun-Seok

In the Aturto 2.3 MMA Event, Punyajit Likharu defeats Kim Jun-Seok

The main event of Aturto 2.3, a professional mixed martial arts (MMA) event hosted at the Waii International Hotel in Itanagar, featured a majority decision victory over Kim Jun-Seok of Korea by Punyajit Likharu, who trains at the UFC Performance Institute in Shanghai. "This victory is not just for me or my coaches; it is for the people of Arunachal and the Northeast," Likharu said, dedicating his triumph to the people of Arunachal Pradesh and the Northeast. For fighters like me, Aturto has given us an amazing platform that has helped MMA flourish and raise awareness of the sport. I'm…
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Onion prices decline by 50% in a week

Onion prices decline by 50% in a week

NAVI MUMBAI: Onion prices, which have become a burden on consumers' pockets, have fallen sharply by about 50% in the last week. This is due to the arrival of new crop and the imposition of duty on export. Vegetable traders said that as more fresh stock reaches the market, prices will fall further. Wholesale prices at the Vashi APMC (Agricultural Produce Market Committee) market, which supplies the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, have come down from ₹45-50 per kg last week to ₹20-25 per kg on Friday. Traders said that prices in the retail market have come down from ₹80-90 per kg…
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