Arunachal Pradesh

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…

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…

A new policy has been implemented by the ICR police that permits female officers to take special leave during their menstrual cycles, which entitles them to miss one working day. Special leave will be seen as "on duty," according to ICR Police Superintendent Rohit Rajbir Singh, and will not affect an officer's attendance or leave balance. The department's dedication to the health and welfare of its employees is demonstrated by this practice. Tawang Police has put in place a policy to improve the operational readiness, morale, and productivity of female officers—who may encounter unique difficulties in their line of work.…

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…