Tawang

Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, in partnership with ICAR-National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM), organized a capacity building and input distribution program as part of a significant effort to support organic farming and sustainable agriculture. Aiming to introduce new agriculture technologies and lessen reliance on chemical fertilizers, the event was attended by 150 farmers, farmer producer organizations (FPOs), and officials from related departments. In his speech, District Agriculture Officer (DAO) Toli Bam emphasized the importance of new technology and appropriate crop varieties to increase regional productivity. In order to meet the demands of the Army and…

Heavy snowfall has been falling on the charming town of Tawang, which has had a significant impact on daily living and regular services. The region frequently experiences snowfall, but the severity and length of current spell have caused people and authorities to express severe concerns. The general interruption of water, power, and communication systems has been one of the snowfall's main repercussions. Because of the impact of snow accumulation and falling trees on important infrastructure, officials are finding it challenging to continue operating normally. Most stores are open, but fewer people are shopping because locals prefer to stay inside and…

Thousands of lamas, students, and locals came to Tawang for a candlelight march in support of the victims of the devastating earthquake in Tibet. At least 126 people had been killed and over 100 injured in the January 7 earthquake, which also caused tremors in Nepal, Bhutan, and some areas of northern India. Namgey Tsering, the Tawang MLA who organized the march, stated that he wished to honor the victims and raise awareness of the tragedy. Together with the abbot of Galden Namgyal Lhatse monastery, Shedling Tulku Thupten Tendar Rinpche, Tsering visited the families of the deceased to offer their…

A 73-foot national flag, symbolizing pride and unity, was raised during a historic ceremony at Gorsam Chorten in Jemithang, which is close to the Indo-Tibet border in the Tawang region of Arunachal Pradesh. With more than 200 residents and Indian Army soldiers in attendance, the event—which took place in the serene Jemithang Valley close to the borders with Tibet and Bhutan—marked a major turning point for the area. The Indian Army, civil administration, and the Chorten monks worked together to organize the ceremony, which demonstrated a shared dedication to fostering patriotism in border areas. The occasion was presided over by…