Home Minister Mama Natung Graces Arunachal Paragliding Accuracy State Championship 2026 at Lumdung

 

East Kameng, February 23, 2026:

The Arunachal Paragliding Accuracy State Championship 2026 witnessed an enthusiastic turnout as Home Minister Mama Natung attended the event at Lumdung in Papu Valley, East Kameng district, along with Ms. Yashaswini B., Deputy Commissioner of East Kameng.

Organised as a multi-day adventure sports competition from February 20 to 23, the championship brought together skilled pilots and young athletes to compete in precision paragliding. The event included a PGA Judge’s Workshop, practice rounds, and multiple competition days culminating in the final rounds and prize distribution ceremony.

Addressing the gathering, Mama Natung praised the participants for their determination and sporting spirit, stating that the finals reflected precision, focus and courage as athletes soared across the skies with confidence. He highlighted the growing culture of adventure sports in Arunachal Pradesh and encouraged youth to embrace such activities to bring pride to the state.

Participants 

The championship offered equal prize categories for men and women, with winners receiving cash awards, and aimed to promote adventure tourism and professional paragliding in the region. Officials noted that initiatives like these are helping nurture young talent while showcasing the scenic potential of Papu Valley as an emerging adventure sports destination.

Congratulating all participants for their performance, the dignitaries expressed hope that more youth would take up adventure sports and carry Arunachal Pradesh to greater heights in the future.

Rescued Fawn from Seppa West Sent to Itanagar Biological Park for Care and Rehabilitation

 

Home minister Mama Natung with officials of Itanagar biological park.

Itanagar, Feb 12, 2026

A vulnerable fawn was rescued in Richukrong Circle’s Talamsima Village under the 11-Seppa West Assembly Constituency and safely brought to the attention of authorities. The animal has been handed over to Itanagar Biological Park for proper care and rehabilitation, officials said.

Tani Tagio of Richukrong Circle carried out the rescue, ensuring the young animal’s safe transfer. State Home Minister Mama Natung lauded the effort, stating that such actions reflect a growing public consciousness toward wildlife protection. He also highlighted the ongoing initiative encouraging voluntary surrender of firearms to curb illegal hunting, noting that community participation continues to strengthen conservation measures.

Rescued Fawn 

Authorities emphasized that safeguarding forests and biodiversity remains a shared responsibility and a collective commitment for future generations.