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SEC urged to transfer Panchayat jurisdiction of 5 villages to…
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Guv calls for strengthening Olympic movement in the state
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AAPSU issues ultimatum seeking permanent resolution of Chakma-Hajong…
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FCI Arunachal Pradesh intensifies cleanliness drive under special campaign…
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Security Forces launch counter-insurgency Ops, ULFA(I) cadre neutralised
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District level monitoring committee meeting held
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APP observes 66th Police Commemoration Day
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Two killed in elephant attack in Namsang
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Kumey River Angling festival focuses on conservation, heritage
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21 Shops Gutted in Massive Fire at Khonsa
2017 has indeed been a sad year for the Indian Air force, which has lost precious lives in the unpredictable mountainous terrain of Arunachal Pradesh.
In the latest in a series of mishaps, seven personnel were killed on…
In the pulsating world of Indian advertising, false ads are notoriously common and easy to get away with. It’s not just the smaller firms who bluff their way, peddling everything from weight-loss drugs to libido-enhancing potions on late-night…
The West Kameng district administration on Wednesday took up the matter of unbecoming attitude of few employees of the State Bank of India after complaints from the public and officials. This is probably the first time that such…
The average Arunachalee household probably runs on more China made products then the rest of the country. Right from the mundane rice cooker, mosquito killing racquet to bigger technological finds, we Arunachalese rely heavily on goods from across…
Mizoram’s capital city, Aizawl has become the first city in India to adopt a no-honking policy to curb noise pollution which is more caused due to blaring horns of vehicles stuck in traffic.
According to the World Health Organisation,…
Renowned for its rich plant and animal species, Arunachal is under scanner not just by the governments at the state and the Centre but also by nature-loving organizations and individuals.
There are only few pockets across the world today…
Medical colleges across the country are struggling to meet the demand for cadavers. As the number of medical colleges increases, so does the demand for cadavers, as medicos have cadaver-dissection as a part of their first-year syllabus. One cadaver should be made available to…
In November 2014, the Chief Minister's Health Insurance
The suspected death of a young student of JNV Tawang following a group clash between students of two schools at Tawang is a huge tragic as a promising life has been lost. The incident also raises serious questions…
The intricate and varied weaves flaunted by the Arunachalee tribes is a delight, one which astounds people with their beauty. The intricate fabric each speaks volumes about tribal craftsmanship and in a world which values the deftness of…
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