Showing posts with label Itanagar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Itanagar. Show all posts

Friday, April 10, 2026

Arunachal Organisations Benefit from ‘Week of Honor’ Drive on Anant Ambani’s Birthday

 


Itanagar, April 9:

A Nationwide “Week of Honor” Donation Drive is being observed across India to mark the birthday of Anant Ambani, focusing on service initiatives for the poor and underprivileged.

The campaign, led by the Anant Seva Foundation in collaboration with local community groups, has undertaken a wide range of humanitarian activities including food distribution, free medical camps, supply of essential items, rehabilitation assistance, mobility aid support, and animal welfare services.

In Arunachal Pradesh, the initiative has covered key locations such as Deepak Nabam Living Home, Prodigal Commune, Parshuram Kund, and Arunachal Cats and Dogs Rescue.

Founder of Deepak Nabam Living Home, Deepak Nabam, expressed gratitude towards the family of Mukesh Ambani for including his destitute home and other organisations in the state. He stated that essential supplies such as water purifiers, wheelchairs, mattresses, and ration sufficient for at least one month were provided, addressing the most urgent needs of the shelter.

In Namsai district, support was extended to Prodigal Commune, run by the Angulimala Welfare Society, which focuses on rehabilitation of individuals recovering from drug dependency through community living and skill development. The assistance is expected to strengthen ongoing recovery programmes as well as support daily operations.

Anant ambani's birthday was celebrated with 
Cake cutting session in Deepak nabam living home.

Meanwhile, Tarun Jamoh, founding member of Arunachal Cats and Dogs Rescue in Lekhi, stated that the equipment received will significantly aid animal rescue efforts. He added that additional required equipment is being dispatched from Guwahati and is expected to arrive within the next few days.

Further, at Parshuram Kund in Lohit district, fodder for around 300 cows along with ration supplies for temple staff and pujaris will be distributed, contributing to the temple ecosystem and supporting local livelihoods.

The drive aims to ensure dignity, care, and essential support to marginalized communities. Organizers reiterated that the initiative is not merely a celebration, but a sustained commitment to uplifting lives and strengthening the spirit of community service across the nation.


Wednesday, March 18, 2026

ACCYWA Seeks Easing of Weekly Market Curbs in ICR

 


Itanagar, March 17, 2026:

The All Capital Complex Youth Welfare Association (ACCYWA), led by President Byabang Azat Dui and General Secretary Vikas Rava, has submitted a formal representation to the Home Minister on March 17, 2026, seeking reconsideration of the recent order restricting weekly markets in the Itanagar Capital Region (ICR) to a single day, Saturday.

In its appeal, ACCYWA highlighted the severe impact of the restriction on hundreds of small-scale vendors who depend entirely on weekly markets for their livelihood. The association stated that many of those affected include widows and single parents, for whom these markets serve as the only source of income. The sudden limitation, it noted, has disrupted their earnings, pushing several families into financial distress and affecting the welfare of their children.

The representation also raised concerns about vendors who had taken informal loans from local moneylenders to sustain their businesses. With reduced opportunities to operate, many are now unable to repay these debts, increasing their vulnerability to financial pressure and possible harassment.

ACCYWA emphasized that a large proportion of vendors are women who cannot afford permanent commercial spaces due to high rental costs. Weekly markets, the association said, offer an affordable and accessible platform for them to earn a living without significant financial investment.

Executive Members of ACCYWA (source: Kipa Kanam)

The current restriction stems from an order issued on March 6 by the Commissioner (Home), directing weekly markets across Arunachal Pradesh to operate only once a week, with Saturday designated for the ICR region. The move followed demands from organizations such as Arunachal Pradesh Indigenous Youth Organisation (APIYO), which has been advocating against illegal structures and the influx of illegal immigrants. APIYO argued that weekly markets could be misused as entry points by outsiders into the state.

Since the order came into effect, local vendors have expressed strong resentment, citing loss of income and growing economic hardship.

ACCYWA has urged the government to either revoke the restriction or introduce alternative measures that balance regulatory concerns with the protection of livelihoods. The situation now awaits the government’s response, which will determine whether a more balanced approach can be adopted to address both security concerns and the economic well-being of local vendors.

Friday, February 20, 2026

Governor KT Parnaik Presents State Gold & Silver Medals, CM’s Excellence Awards at Lok Bhavan Ceremony in Itanagar

 


Itanagar, February 20, 2026

 The Governor Lt Gen (Retd) KT Parnaik, conferred the State Gold and Silver Medals on distinguished individuals and organisations in recognition of their outstanding service, exceptional courage and exemplary contributions to the state.

The awards were presented during a ceremony held at the Durbar Hall of Lok Bhavan on Friday. The event also included the presentation of the Minister’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration.

The State Gold Medal was conferred on two individuals and two organisations for their remarkable achievements. The recipients included Havildar & Honorary Naib Subedar Lekhi Passang (Retd) of the 2nd Battalion, Arunachal Scouts; whistle-blower Late Gyamar Padang associated with the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission; and the Women Police Station Pasighat.

The Governor lauded the awardees for their dedication, integrity and selfless service, stating that their contributions have brought pride and inspiration to the people of Arunachal Pradesh.


In recognition of their dedicated service and significant contributions towards the welfare and progress of the State, Kurung Kumey DC Vishakha Yadav, Assistant Commissioner Siang district, Philip Jerang, , Circle Officer Zemithang, Tawang District, Deewan Mara, CO Siang district Niyang Pertin, Junior Specialist Doctor, District Hospital, Longding District, Dr. Peter Tayeng, Sub-Inspector, PHQ, Ganesh Das, Mithun Farmer Federation Siang, Jomlo Monku NGO social worker Social worker, Kameng,, Rinzin Pema, Sub-Divisional Officer, East Siang, Sanjay Taram, Sange Thinley, (Superintendent of Police, Namsai District), Kengo Dirchi, (Deputy Superintendent of Police, Police Station), ICR, Itanagar, Radhe Obing, (Deputy Superintendent of Police, Papum Pare District, Yupia) Biri Karba, (Range Forest Officer, Namdapha Wildlife Range, Changlang District) and Chukhu Tatek, (Assistant Sub-Inspector (SG), 4th IRBN, PTC, Banderdewa, Papum Pare District),were conferred with State Silver Medals, whereas two organization, Deepsikha Trust, NGO, Navi Mumbai and Mountain Dwellers, SHG, Lileng Village, Boleng, Siang District also received the State Silver medal.

The Governor conferred the Chief Minister’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration for the year 2025 to Urban Development Department, West Siang District for Aalo Town Beautification, Nirmal Aalo Movement and Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0 Achievements in the District, Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission for revamping the Commission, District Urban Development Agency, Namsai for Septage Management with Treatment Plant within the cluster towns of Namsai, Chowkham, Tezu and Roing, the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Longding, Longding District for Multi Purpose Sports Hub and Recreational Park, Kanubari and District Administration, Women & Child. Development, West Kamang, Bomdila for Tech-Vadi Technically Anganwadi Centre for Childhood Education. The Award, which includes a cash prize of Rs.10 Lakhs and an honorary Scroll, recognize outstanding contributions to public service and administrative innovation.


Havildar & Honorary Naib Subedar Lekhi Passang (Retd) of the 2nd Battalion.



Women Police Station Pasighat.

Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission

whistle-blower Late Gyamar Padang 

Thursday, February 19, 2026

IMC Flags Off New Sanitation Vehicles to Boost Itanagar Cleanliness

 


Itanagar, February 19, 2026:

Marking another important milestone in strengthening urban sanitation, Minister for Urban Affairs, Land Management & Civil Aviation, Arunachal Pradesh, Shri Balo Raja, flagged off new IMC sanitation vehicles from the IMC office at Chimpu on Thursday to enhance the city’s cleanliness and waste management efforts.

The flag-off programme was held in the presence of Mayor Smti. Likha Nari Tadar, Deputy Mayor Shri Tok Tabin Camdir, corporators, the IMC Commissioner, and officials, reaffirming their commitment to improved sanitation and public health in the capital.

Speaking to the media, Deputy Mayor Tok Tabin Camdir stated that the vehicles flagged off today represent the first phase, as the IMC is expected to receive more sanitation trucks in the coming days. He informed that the vehicles launched in the first phase will be deployed in areas requiring urgent attention based on existing conditions, while additional vehicles arriving later will be allocated across wards to ensure easier accessibility and improved service delivery.


Minister Balo Raja flagging off the Sanitation Vehicle

The initiative aims to boost the efficiency of waste collection, improve cleanliness across Itanagar, and ensure a healthier and more sustainable urban environment for citizens. Officials added that the addition of new sanitation trucks will further strengthen ongoing efforts to maintain better civic hygiene in the city.

Wednesday, February 18, 2026

Three Missing Boys from Nani Maria Children’s Home Found Safe in Roing



 Roing, February 18, 2026:

 Three minor boys who were earlier reported missing from Nani Maria Children’s Home in Roing have been successfully recovered, bringing relief to authorities and the local community. The recovery was confirmed following information shared by Roing Police, with LDV Police expressing gratitude to all stakeholders and members of the public for their cooperation during the search efforts.

Earlier, the disappearance of the boys had prompted police to launch an intensive search operation and appeal for public assistance. Identification details and contact numbers were circulated to help trace the children quickly.

Officials stated that coordinated efforts between law enforcement agencies and community members played a key role in ensuring the safe recovery of the minors. Further details regarding the circumstances of their disappearance and recovery have not been disclosed.

Ashok Doka Assumes Office as New ANSU President Amid Leadership Crisis

 


Itanagar, February 18, 2026:

The All Nyishi Students’ Union (ANSU) has witnessed significant developments over the past few days as multiple District Students’ Unions (DSUs), Branch Students’ Unions (BSUs), and several college student bodies declared Ashok Doka as the newly recognised President, citing an ongoing leadership crisis within the organisation.

On Wednesday, Ashok Doka officially assumed charge of the ANSU President’s office. His appointment has reportedly been accepted by General Secretary Mai Aram along with 17 elected executive members, marking a major shift in the union’s leadership structure.

Soon after taking office, Doka shared a message on social media expressing gratitude for the support extended to him. He stated that he would serve with “dedication, integrity, and transparency,” while upholding the legacy and vision of ANSU. Emphasising unity and collective responsibility, he pledged to work for the welfare of the student community and the overall development of the Nyishi society.


Ashok Doka assuming office in front of
 executive members, DSUs and Branch
 Students’ Unions.”

Doka also highlighted the need to strengthen the organisation’s voice, protect community rights, and revive what he described as the “lost glory” of ANSU, calling on members to work together towards building a more vibrant and active union.

The recent developments come amid internal challenges within ANSU, with observers closely watching how the new leadership will address organisational stability and future initiatives.

Sunday, February 8, 2026

DNGC Authorities, Student Union Seek Relocation of AAPSU Election Venue

 



The authorities and students’ union of Dera Natung Government College (DNGC), Itanagar, have appealed to the caretaker President of the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU), Shri Dozi Tana Tara, and the AAPSU Election Committee not to hold the AAPSU General Conference-cum-Election 2026 on the college campus, citing concerns over disruption of academic activities during the peak academic session.

Meeting and decision

The decision was taken during a meeting held on 6 February in the Principal’s office at DNGC, attended by the college administration, faculty representatives, hostel wardens, members of the College Development Committee, and the Campus Security In-charge.


After deliberations, it was unanimously resolved to request the identification of an alternative venue for the event. Following this decision, the General Secretary of the DNGC Students’ Union and the Principal have separately written to the Deputy Commissioner, Itanagar, seeking consideration of their grievances.

Background of venue approval

Earlier, on 5 February, the Deputy Commissioner of the Capital Complex had granted permission to hold the 27th AAPSU General Conference-cum-Election at Jubilee Hall, DNGC, Itanagar, from 17 to 23 February 2026.


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Saturday, February 7, 2026

PWD Junior Engineer Driver Arrested in Itanagar – Arunachal News 2026

What happened 

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Itanagar, on Friday arrested a junior engineer of the Public Works Department (PWD) along with his driver for allegedly demanding a bribe of ₹8 lakh.

Police statement

Those arrested have been identified as Techi Joram Tara (35), Junior Engineer posted under PWD Capital Division-B, Itanagar, and his driver, Iken Riba (33). According to the ACB, the duo was apprehended red-handed during a trap operation carried out under Itanagar police station jurisdiction.

Latest update

The ACB stated that further investigation is underway. Reiterating the government’s zero-tolerance stance on corruption, the bureau has appealed to citizens to promptly report any instances of bribery or corrupt practices.

Illegal Cattle Transport Foiled in Itanagar, 3 Arrested After Police Chase

  Itanagar, April 30: A swift naka operation by Chimpu Police in the early hours of Thursday successfully foiled an attempt to illegally tra...