Arunachal Pradesh

06 Nov

Koyu village in Arunachal receives a task force to keep an eye on illicit selling activities

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshKoyu village

In an effort to curb illicit peddling, the village-level task force of Koyu village in Lower Siang district set up a checkpoint at the village's entrance. The decision was reached in the face of drug peddling, hunting, fishing, timber operations, and Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL), the task force members said on November 5. It should be noted that Kenter Kobo, the youth president of the Koyu Youth Welfare Society and a member of the gang, established the village-level task force. Meanwhile, he said, the checkpoint will help manage illegal hunting, fishing, and wood operations, as well as illegal drug trafficking,…

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06 Nov

Organization of Field Day on Oyster Mushroom Cultivation

editorArunachal Pradesh

As part of the Front Line Demonstration, West Siang KVK hosted a field day on "oyster mushroom cultivation" on Tuesday to highlight the accomplishments of oyster mushroom cultivation by Gori-II village's working farmer, Minjo Basar. Prof. Lobsang Wangsu, head of the ICAR regional center research complex in Basar, stressed the importance of oyster mushroom farming for aspiring entrepreneurs during the seminar. ArSRLM block coordinator Kartoh Gara encouraged SHGs and PLFs to spread oyster mushroom cultivation for livelihood and socioeconomic development, while Horticulture Development Officer Li Khandu pushed farmers to embrace the effective technology that KVK had proven in farmers' fields.…

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06 Nov

New task force in Koyu village targets drug trafficking and crime

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

In a proactive move to curb illegal activities, Koyu village in Lower Siang district has established a village-level task force, aimed at monitoring and controlling unlawful peddling activities. The task force, which has set up a checkpoint at the village's entry point, will focus on combating drug trafficking, illegal hunting, fishing, timber operations, and the unauthorized sale of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL). The task force was formed under the leadership of Kenter Kobo, the Youth President of the Koyu Youth Welfare Society. Kobo stated that the checkpoint would be instrumental in preventing illegal activities in and around the village and…

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05 Nov

Chief Minister Pema Khandu said India’s relationship with Tibet is centuries old

editorArunachal Pradesh

At the consecration and inauguration of the newly built Dukhang, the prayer hall of Thubchog Gatsel Ling monastery, by His Holiness, the 104th Gaden Tripa—the throne holder of Gaden Monastery of the Gelug sect, Jetsun Lobsang Tenzin Palzangpo—from Gaden Monastery in Mundgod, Karnataka, here on Monday, Chief Minister Pema Khandu stated, "It is our responsibility to maintain and continue this relationship, which is centuries old." The Chief Minister went on to say, "Monasteries are very important; in order to learn more about the faith, we need to master the Bhoti script. Buddhism from the Nalanda school is significant because it…

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04 Nov

The Arunachal Democratic Party demands an inquiry into illegal coal mining activities

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh

During a press conference, the state of Arunachal Pradesh's Arunachal Democratic Party called for an investigation into the suspected illicit coal mining operations occurring in the Changlang district. The Arunachal Democratic Party insisted that the Arunachal Pradesh government form an investigation committee to look into the illicit coal mining that is taking place in Changlang district. Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, ADP general secretary Kipa Natung asserted that, despite being a source of income for the hill state, the state's Namchik-Namphuk coal mine is in danger because of illicit activity. He noted that even though the Supreme Court…

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04 Nov

Himalayan glacial lakes have expanded by 10.81 percent from 2011 to 2024

editorArunachal Pradesh

Climate change caused the area of glacial lakes and other water bodies in the Himalayan region to rise by 10.81% between 2011 and 2024, indicating a higher danger of glacial lake outburst floods. According to the Central Water Commission's data, which PTI was able to see, the lakes in India saw an even more significant surge with a 33.7% increase in surface area. In 2011, the total area of glacier lakes in India was 1,962 hectares; by 2024, that number had grown to 2,623 hectares. A 33.7% increase in area has occurred. Additionally, it found that 67 lakes in India…

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02 Nov

Pakke Tiger Reserve got Butterfly Park in Arunachal Pradesh

editorArunachal Pradesh

Biyuram Wahge, minister of health, family welfare, and water resources, officially opened the Butterfly Park in Pakke Tiger Reserve in the Pakke Kessang district on Friday. The butterfly park, which is situated at the West Bank Forest Camp, seeks to support local ecotourism and biodiversity conservation initiatives. Wahge also took a tour of the Butterfly Information Center, which has informative displays about the ecological functions of the local butterfly species. The center offers tourists an interesting and educational voyage into the world of butterflies with its Virtual Reality experience and Digital Interactive Panel. The minister emphasized sustainability by taking part…

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31 Oct

Police arrested online fraudsters from Assam

editorArunachal Pradesh

According to Naharlagun SP Mihin Gambo, Naharlagun police detained an internet scammer from the Barpeta district of Assam on Tuesday. The arrest was made in relation to the Section 420 IPC case at the Naharlagun police station. Yakub Ali, the arrested fraudster, allegedly used the okx app to conduct a fraudulent scam. By offering large returns, he persuaded people to invest in a purported networking company using these platforms. According to the SP, he converted the money into USDT and moved it to his OKX App account after collecting money from multiple victims. According to reports, the scammer set up…

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29 Oct

ATM Engineer’s cash bag snatched in daylight robbery in Itanagar

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

In a brazen daylight robbery, an ATM engineer was robbed of Rs 1.5 lakh while working at a State Bank of India (SBI) ATM in Itanagar’s Bank Tinali area on October 28, police reported. Superintendent of Police (Capital) Rohit Rajbir Singh stated that Dipak Deori, an engineer with Hitachi Payment Services, had just collected the cash from the local SBI branch for testing the cash deposit machine when the incident occurred. While Deori was checking the machine, two unidentified individuals on a motorcycle snatched his bag containing the cash and sped away. A case has been filed, and police have…

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22 Oct

Arunachal’s Muaythai legacy grows with Joram’s Asian Cup medals

Sonakshi SarkarArunachal Pradesh

Pani Manju Joram of Arunachal Pradesh has etched her name in history as the first athlete from the state to secure medals at the prestigious Asian Cup Muaythai Championship, held in Taipei, Taiwan. Joram clinched a silver medal in the traditional Wai-Kru ceremony and a bronze in the 57-kg elite category. Facing tough competition, Joram went head-to-head with Yi-Ching Chen of Chinese Taipei in the Wai-Kru finals, a ceremonial dance performed before Muaythai bouts to honor trainers and ancestors. Her performance not only highlighted her skill but also showcased the cultural depth of Muaythai. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu…

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