Arunachal Pradesh

Nationwide movement by Krishi Vigyan Kendras employees against pay discrimination

Nationwide movement by Krishi Vigyan Kendras employees against pay discrimination

Employees of Krishi Vigyan Kendras, which are administered by different host organizations besides the ICAR, staged a nationwide protest on Thursday, calling for the adoption of a "one nation, one KVK" policy following the Paroda High Power Committee's recommendations and "to put an end to the discrimination meted out by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research." Over 600 KVKs with host organizations other than the ICAR witnessed the walkout, which the National Forum of KVK and the AICRP called. More than 7,000 workers, scientists, technical professionals, and administrative staff participated, brandishing banners and placards and shouting slogans denouncing the discriminatory…
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An agreement was reached to hand over operation of the Major Khathing Museum to the Army

An agreement was reached to hand over operation of the Major Khathing Museum to the Army

A historic agreement was signed between the Indian Army and the Tawang District Administration, giving the Army control of the Major Ralengnao 'Bob' Khathing Museum of Valour. At a ceremony that included senior officials and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was signed. The agreement, which gives the Indian Army control over the museum close to the Tawang War Memorial, was signed by Brigadier VS Rajput, Commander of the 190 Mountain Brigade, and Deputy Commissioner of Tawang Kanki Darang. Major Khathing's crucial contribution to Tawang's 1951 integration into India is honored at the museum. Major…
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Deputy CM of Arunachal opens educational workshop

Deputy CM of Arunachal opens educational workshop

Attending the first-ever Regional NeVolution Education Workshop, Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein emphasized the value of enhancing basic literacy and numeracy skills to give every child access to high-quality education and opportunities for a better future. The Aspirational Block Program hosted the event in Itanagar with the title "Regional Workshop on Improving Education KPIs in Aspirational Districts & Blocks" for Northeastern states, including Jammu & Kashmir and Jharkhand. The event's main guest was the deputy chief minister of Arunachal. With Rs 150 crores set aside for the building of 30 Government Secondary and Higher Secondary Schools around the…
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Arunachal CM Pema Khandu outlines three-year plan for education transformation

Arunachal CM Pema Khandu outlines three-year plan for education transformation

Pema Khandu, the chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, has made sure that the state's youth have better access to high-quality education, better facilities, and better prospects. He promised that throughout the following three fiscal years, the state will significantly reform education. He stated during a public meeting held at Logum Jini, close to Aalo, in West Siang, that brainstorming sessions led by Education Minister P D Sona and his advisor Mutchu Mithi were being held throughout the state to identify and record the department's main problems as well as strategies for resolving them. According to an official statement from the…
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Arunachal CM opens a walkway at the Yomgo Riverfront in Aalo

Arunachal CM opens a walkway at the Yomgo Riverfront in Aalo

Chief Minister Pema Khandu hailed the recently built promenade along the Yomgo River at Puak Ghat, Aalo, as a revolutionary project that combines the beauty of nature with contemporary design when he officially opened it on Monday. At an initial cost of Rs 4.95 crore, the riverfront promenade is expected to improve the standard of living for Aalo locals and increase tourism in the area. The walkway serves as a place for leisure, safety, and economic development in addition to being an infrastructure improvement. Key benefits outlined for Aalo residents include: Recreational Space: A beautiful setting for rest, fitness, and…
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The Arunachal Pradesh Women’s Welfare Association has strongly condemned the escalating incidents

The Arunachal Pradesh Women’s Welfare Association has strongly condemned the escalating incidents

The growing incidence of violence against women in Arunachal Pradesh has been strongly denounced by the Arunachal Pradesh Women's Welfare Association. The organization called on all parties involved to cooperate in order to protect women's and children's rights, safety, and dignity. The m**der of Ganga Biswakarma, commonly known as Tayum Yana, in Kakoi on November 24 was condemned by the APWWS in a n*ws release. Susan Tayum, the wife of the mother of three young children, is accused of k*lling her. On November 30, after hearing about the event, a crew from APWWS went to the Kimin police station in…
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Pema Khandu, the chief minister, commemorates the “Bard of the Brahmaputra”

Pema Khandu, the chief minister, commemorates the “Bard of the Brahmaputra”

The famous artist Bhupen Hazarika continues to inspire generations because of his influence on the emotional and cultural landscape of the state, according to Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu. Hazarika's distinctive musical portrayal of the state's beauty and richness made him an icon of the people of Arunachal Pradesh. Khandu remarked in a heartfelt social media post, "Bhupen Hazarika's songs brilliantly captured the essence of our state's breathtaking nature and vibrant culture with his soulful voice and powerful pen." The group visited the Chief Minister to discuss plans for next year's celebration of Dr. Hazarika's 100th birthday. Khandu said…
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Organized a focus group discussion on water security challenges in Arunachal Pradesh

Organized a focus group discussion on water security challenges in Arunachal Pradesh

Here in Lower Subansiri district, the GB Pant National Institute of Himalayan Environment recently hosted a focal group discussion on "Water security challenges and spring rejuvenation in the Himalayan region" in partnership with the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development. 50 participants, including specialists and local stakeholders, attended the event, which was part of the HI-REAP program's project titled "Scaling ecosystem-based approaches in the Indian Himalayan region for climate adaptation and biodiversity resilience." The workshop was led by GBPNIHE-NERC Scientist C Tridipa Biswas, who emphasized the need of managing springsheds and natural springs to ensure water security. Later, using hydro-geological…
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Arunachal Pradesh PHE workers union announces three-day strike

Arunachal Pradesh PHE workers union announces three-day strike

If their demands are not fulfilled by the state administration, the All Arunachal Pradesh Public Health Engineering & Water Supply Department Workers Union has declared a three-day tool-down strike from December 5 to 7. Tadar Dowa, the union's president, made this announcement at a press conference on Wednesday at the Arunachal Press Club. Many workers who have worked with the company for more than 30 to 40 years have not been regularized or promoted, he continued. He stated that, in accordance with seniority, temporary and contract employees who have worked for the department for more than 15 years ought to…
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ANSU arrests 10 people after election voting process ends

ANSU arrests 10 people after election voting process ends

Ten people have been arrested by the Itanagar police in relation to the violence that occurred outside Siddhartha Hall on Monday night after the All Nyishi Students' Union election voting was concluded. In an effort to apprehend the attackers who opened fire during the altercation, the police have also begun a manhunt. When Ashok Doka's followers tried to attack Nabam Dodum, a violent altercation broke out between Lezen Gyadi's and Doka's supporters. Five people were hurt as the altercation turned violent and involved the use of lathis and sharp objects, according to the SP. He added that although members of…
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