Arunachal Pradesh

31 Jan

15 shops in Anjaw district are destroyed by a serious fire accident

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshAnjaw district

Early on Thursday morning, a terrible fire destroyed fifteen stores in the Hayuliang market in the Anjaw area, resulting in significant financial losses. According to reports, the fire began at around 4 AM and raged for almost an hour and a half until being put out at around 5:30 AM. Although no casualties have been reported as of yet, local businesses have been severely impacted by the debris. Anjaw Superintendent of Police (SP) Rikke Kamsi told reporters that the precise amount of money lost is still being determined. "The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained, and investigations…

30 Jan

ASER draws attention to Arunachal Pradesh’s improved school infrastructure

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshASER

Arunachal Pradesh's educational facilities have improved, according to the 14th nationwide field-based study, the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2024. However, when it comes to fundamental literacy and numeracy (FLN) activities and usable school infrastructure, the state still lags behind the national average. In comparison to the national trend, Arunachal Pradesh's schools report lower levels of inputs and activities aimed at boosting FLN for early grades, despite improvements in areas like midday meals, electricity, and libraries. The poll found that rural schools in the state received less funding, instruction, training, and supplies for FLN upgrading at the primary level.…

29 Jan

Arunachal Pradesh Deputy CM highlights the problems of poverty and unemployment in the state

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshChowna Mein

Chowna Mein, the deputy chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, stated on Tuesday that the state's two main problems are unemployment and poverty. He stated that the administration is striving to end poverty while speaking at the Arunachal Yuva Samanvay's inaugural ceremony in Jirdin, West Siang district. Mein claimed that the state administration has started a number of initiatives to reduce poverty and encouraged citizens to take advantage of them. He went on to say that the government has also started a number of youth self-employment programs and encouraged them to take advantage of them. He described Arunachal Yuva Samanvay as…

28 Jan

Para-athletes will compete for India in the 2025 International Para Athletics Championship

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshArunachal Pradesh

Three outstanding para-athletes from Arunachal Pradesh have been chosen to compete for the country in the 2025 International Para Athletics Championship, PCI is pleased to announce. Held from February 2-4 in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, this international festival of physical prowess and tenacity is sure to rank among the best athletic events in the world. Likha Nipa, Techi Sonu, and Techi Datam are among the chosen athletes. These athletes are chosen based on their exceptional performance and commitment. Techi Datam, who is in the F-46 category, will compete in the shot put and discus throw. Techi Sonu will compete in…

27 Jan

Bomdila’s Buddha Stadium celebrates the 76th Republic Day

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshRepublic Day

In Arunachal's West Kameng District, Buddha Stadium, Bomdila, and other locations enthusiastically celebrated the 76th Republic Day. The occasion emphasized the rich cultural heritage and sense of patriotism of the area. The program featured vibrant cultural performances by indigenous tribes demonstrating their customs, as well as an outstanding parade. The National Flag was raised by West Kameng Deputy Commissioner Akriti Sagar in front of the Superintendent of Police, government representatives, PRI leaders, and a sizable crowd. Sagar discussed the significance of Republic Day in commemorating India's democracy and advancement in her speech. She commended the district's progress and attributed this…

24 Jan

Arunachal Pradesh Deputy CM pledges support to farmers at Pineapple Fest

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshPineapple Fest

Chowna Mein, the deputy chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, has reiterated the government's resolve to assist the farming community and motivate farmers to grow their businesses in the state. Speaking on the first day of the three-day Arunachal Pineapple Festival in Bagra, West Siang district, on Wednesday, Mein gave farmers assurances that the government would always support their expansion and voiced optimism about the state's agricultural future. He emphasized how crucial it is to use occasions like the Pineapple Festival to market tourism in addition to regional cuisine, culture, and agricultural products. Mein noted that a variety of crops, including…

23 Jan

In the West Kameng District, street play increases awareness of drug abuse

Banasree SarkarArunachal Pradesh

A street play under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan was held on Wednesday by the health and family welfare department in the West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh in an effort to counter the growing threat of drug usage. The program sought to raise public awareness of the risks associated with drug and substance misuse as well as the significance of a drug-free society. The district's Brahma Kumari group entertained the audience with a captivating street play throughout the event, effectively communicating the importance of abstaining from drugs and other harmful substances. The performance also emphasized the part that communities…

22 Jan

A panel on cleanliness was held at the Pakke Paga Hornbill Festival

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshPakke Paga Hornbill Festival

At Seijosa, in the Pakke Kessang area of Arunachal Pradesh, a panel discussion titled "Cleanliness, Sustainability, and Conservation: A Collective Responsibility" took place during the Pakke Paga Hornbill Festival. The Hills Society and the NGO Trigonometry collaborated to organize the event, which brought together community residents and specialists to talk about sustainable practices. The remarkable tale of how Siluk village became the cleanest village in the East Siang district was told by Kepang Nong Borang, Chairman of the Swachh Siluk Abhiyan. He emphasized how the community set an example for others by coming up with creative solutions to problems like…

20 Jan

Kiwi farmers in Arunachal start their tech-driven education at AAU

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshKiwi farmers

In the Keyi Panyor and Lower Subansiri districts of Arunachal Pradesh, a group of twenty-five kiwi farmers from Yachuli and Ziro began a three-day Capacity building for Adoption of Technology (CAT) tour to Assam Agricultural University (AAU) in Jorhat on Sunday.In front of renowned scientist Dr. Hage Munth, NABARD district development manager Dr. Lalit Maurya, KVK Yachuli head, and others, Yachuli additional deputy commissioner Suraj Gurung flagged off the farmers. The NABARD-funded tour, which is being carried out by KVK Yachuli, intends to increase farmers' understanding of contemporary beekeeping methods and how they can be combined with kiwi farming to…

18 Jan

Sales at the Arunachal SARAS Mela-2025 reach over Rs. 40 lakhs in the first four days

Banasree SarkarArunachal PradeshSaras Mela

The Arunachal SARAS Mela-2025 saw remarkable sales in its first four days, surpassing Rs. 40 lakhs, indicating a high demand for rural goods in urban marketplaces. For rural artisans, especially women, the SARAS Mela provides a transformative platform that empowers them on both an economic and social level. The Mela boosts the rural economy and advances the "Vocal for Local" movement by giving direct market access. In addition to selling goods, the Mela showcases cultural acts by gifted young people, such as dancing, singing, and flower arrangement, which enhances the event's cultural fabric. The success of the SARAS Mela 2025…