Floods leave trail of destruction in Arunachal
Dibrugarh: Floods triggered by a cloudburst and subsequent heavy rains have caused extensive damage to roads, bridges, agricultural land and property in Arunachal Pradeshs Leparada district, prompting calls for urgent restoration and relief measures. Leparada MLA Nyabi Jini Dirchi, after touring the affected areas, said several villages in her constituency were severely impacted by the [] The post Floods leave trail of destruction in Arunachals Leparada district appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Arunachal Jobs 2026 : Apply for TA post in RGU
Applications are invited for recruitment of various teaching positions or jobs in RGU Arunachal Pradesh in 2026. Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) Arunachal Pradesh is inviting applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to the posts or jobs of Teaching Assistant in the Department of Statistics in 2026. Name of post : Teaching Assistant in Department of [] The post Arunachal Jobs 2026 : Apply for TA post in RGU appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Arunachal Pradesh Signs MOU for Indias First River Kinetic Energy Demonstration Plant
New Delhi, July 15: The Arunachal Pradesh government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Norways Tidal Cell AS to implement a 500-kilowatt River Kinetic Energy Demonstration Project. This agreement paves the way for establishing Indias first River Kinetic Energy Demonstration Plant in the northeastern state. The MOU was signed under the India-Norway Green ... Read more Arunachal Pradesh Signs MOU for Indias First River Kinetic Energy Demonstration Plant
Hydel project near China border gets green clearance
An expert panel recommended green clearance for the Naying hydro-electric project. This project will be built across the Siyom river in Arunachal Pradesh. It will boost renewable energy generation and cost an estimated Rs 11,835 crore. The project proponent will provide compensation and rehabilitation for displaced families. Further forest clearance is now required for this significant development.
Arunachal Pradesh signs MoU with Norway's Tidal Sail AS for 500kW kinetic energy project
Arunachal Pradesh and Norway's Tidal Sail AS signed an MoU for a river kinetic energy project. This initiative will establish India's first river kinetic energy demonstration plant in the state. The project aims to generate electricity directly from river currents, offering a sustainable solution. It will diversify the state's renewable energy portfolio and explore decentralized power generation.
ATREE researchers discover two new bee species in Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal Jobs 2026 : Apply for Teaching Asst. in RGU
Applications are invited for recruitment of various teaching positions or jobs in RGU Arunachal Pradesh in 2026. Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) Arunachal Pradesh is inviting applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to the posts or jobs of Teaching Assistant in Physics in the Department of Geology in 2026. Name of post : Teaching Assistant in [] The post Arunachal Jobs 2026 : Apply for Teaching Asst. in RGU appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Incessant rains have triggered severe floods and landslides across Arunachal Pradesh, impacting many districts. Mizoram's government has advised tourists to postpone visits due to safety concerns. Heavy rainfall caused significant waterlogging and traffic congestion in Guwahati, Assam. Hundreds of vehicles were stranded, and landslides further disrupted transportation routes. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions.
Arunachal: Kumey River breaches danger mark; cuts off Parsi Parlo near Indo-China border
Guwahati: Relentless monsoon rains have left the remote border town of Parsi Parlo in Arunachal Pradeshs Kurung Kumey district inundated, with the Kumey River breaching the danger level and cutting off road connectivity to the Indo-China border region. Days of continuous heavy rainfall have caused widespread flooding across the district, submerging large parts of Parsi [] The post Arunachal: Kumey River breaches danger mark; cuts off Parsi Parlo near Indo-China border appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Arunachal Flash Floods Destroy Church, Wash Away Bridges In Kurung Kumey
Severe flash floods triggered by continuous monsoon rainfall caused widespread destruction in Arunachal Pradesh on Monday, with Kurung Kumey, Kamle and Pakke Kessang districts among the worst affected. In Kurung Kumeys remote border town of Parsi Parlo, rising waters of the Kumey and Parsi Parlo rivers inundated residential areas and public infrastructure after heavy rainfall []
Arunachal: Heavy rain triggers fresh landslides in West Kameng, hits road connectivity
Doomdooma: Fresh landslides triggered by incessant monsoon rains disrupted normal life in Arunachal Pradeshs West Kameng district on Sunday, affecting road connectivity and raising concerns over further weather-related disruptions. Officials said continuous rainfall has saturated hill slopes, leading to mudslides and debris flows at several locations. The landslides have particularly affected stretches of the strategic [] The post Arunachal: Heavy rain triggers fresh landslides in West Kameng, hits road connectivity appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Arunachal: MP Tai Tagak visits flood-hit Nari-Koyu, seeks Central aid for flood victims
Dibrugarh: Rajya Sabha MP Tai Tagak visited the flood-ravaged Koyu circle in Arunachal Pradeshs Lower Siang district on Saturday and announced that he would urge the Centre to provide a special financial package for the affected Nari-Koyu constituency. Accompanied by Nari-Koyu MLA Tojir Kadu, government officials and Panchayati Raj Institution (PRI) representatives, Tagak toured several [] The post Arunachal: MP Tai Tagak visits flood-hit Nari-Koyu, seeks Central aid for flood victims appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Flash Floods Ravage Northeast As Monsoon Fury Intensifies In Assam, Arunachal
For many Indians, the monsoon evokes memories of paper boats, chai and pakoras. But for thousands of families across Northeast India, the rains bring fear instead of joy.Assam is battling severe floods, with nearly 50,000 people affected across multiple districts as the Brahmaputra flows above the danger mark. Roads, bridges, railway tracks and farmlands have been damaged, while relief teams race against time to assist affected communities.The crisis has spread beyond Assam. Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Tripura are also grappling with floods, landslides and widespread disruption. Homes have been damaged, highways blocked and thousands displaced.The India Meteorological Department has warned of more heavy rainfall across the Northeast, increasing the risk of flash floods, waterlogging and fresh landslides.
Arunachal: Minister warns 80:20 job reservation policy could face legal setback if challenged
Guwahati: Arunachal Pradesh Industries and IPR Minister Nyato Dukam has said the states 80:20 job reservation policy could be vulnerable to legal scrutiny, cautioning that the entire framework may be struck down if challenged in court. Speaking amid growing demands to abolish the provision that reserves 20 per cent of certain government posts for non-Arunachal [] The post Arunachal: Minister warns 80:20 job reservation policy could face legal setback if challenged appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Guwahati: The Human Rights of Arunachal (HRA) has urged the Arunachal Pradesh government to drop its proposed July 13 consultation on extending Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the Kachari community in Namsai and Changlang districts, aligning itself with the stand taken by the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU). Issuing a statement on July 10, [] The post Arunachal: HRA backs AAPSUs stand against Kachari ST consultation appeared first on NorthEast Now .
Aaj Ka Mausam: The northeastern states will remain among the wettest regions of the country throughout this week. Torrential rains are expected in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura till July 16. Aaj Ka Mausam 11 July: India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a high alert for the next one week, predicting [] The post IMD Alert: IMD issues heavy rain alert in 22 states including Bihar and UP, know the weather condition first appeared on informalnewz .
Centre assures full support to flood-hit families in Arunachal Pradesh
Centre assures full support to flood-hit families in Arunachal Pradesh as Shivraj Singh Chouhan conducts aerial survey, reviews relief operations, and announces damage assessment.
Arunachal can emerge as a hub for premium organic tea: Guv Parnaik
Itanagar, July 10 (IANS) Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lieutenant General K.T. Parnaik (Retd.) said on Friday that the state possesses immense potential to produce high-quality organic tea and can make a
Chinese scientists have identified an active fault line beneath the Yarlung Tsangpo dam construction zone. This geological finding raises significant concerns for India regarding water security and ecological damage. The dam, intended as the world's largest hydropower project, faces potential structural instability issues. India has long sought greater transparency and consultation from Beijing on this vital river. The new scientific evidence strengthens India's position for increased data sharing.
A central team is assessing flood and landslide damage in Arunachal Pradesh. The team assured the state of full assistance from the Centre. Several areas remain inaccessible due to continuing heavy rainfall and blocked roads. Satellite imagery is being used to assess losses in remote locations. The assessment tour is ongoing and aims to provide necessary compensation.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall with isolated extremely heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand today. While in some parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim and Uttar Pradesh, heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected today. The weather agency estimated heavy rainfall over []
central team assesses floods in Arunachal Pradesh amid ongoing rain and access challenges
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Major bureaucratic reshuffle in J&K
Srinagar, Jul 09: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) onThursdayordered a major reshuffle of IAS and IPS officers belonging to the AGMUT (Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territories) cadre, approving the transfer and posting of several senior officers across various Union Territories and states with immediate effect. According to an order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs from Kartavya Bhawan, New Delhi, the transfershave beenmade with the approval of the competent authority and will remain in force until further orders. Jammu & Kashmir has witnessed significant changes inboth theIAS and IPS administrations under the latest reshuffle. Senior IAS officer Shahid Iqbal Choudhary (2009 batch) has been transferred from Jammu & Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh. Choudhary has held several key positions in Jammu & Kashmir, including Deputy Commissioner of multiple districts and Secretary in different departments. Among the IAS officers posted to Jammu & Kashmir are Saugat Biswas (2006 batch) from Arunachal Pradesh, Mamta Yadav (2021 batch) from Delhi, and Ishita Rathi (2022 batch) from Puducherry. The IPS cadre has also seen extensive changes. Tanushree (IPS) (2017 batch) has been transferred from Jammu & Kashmir to Delhi, while Deepika (2018 batch) has been shifted from Jammu & Kashmir to Puducherry. Gaurav Sikarwar (2019 batch) has been moved from Jammu & Kashmir to Goa. Meanwhile, Jammu & Kashmir will receive several IPS officers under the fresh postings. These include Vishnu Kumar (2019 batch) from Delhi, Arshi Aadil (2019 batch) from Goa, Tikam Singh Verma (2020 batch) from Goa, and K M Privanka (2021 batch) from Chandigarh. In addition, officers Rajeev Kumar Ambasta, Deepak Yadav, Anand Kumar Mishra, and Satish Kumar have also been transferred from Delhi to Jammu & Kashmir, strengthening the Union Territory's policing and administrative framework. The reshuffle also includes transfers involving Delhi, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram, Ladakh, Puducherry, Lakshadweep, Chandigarh, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, reflecting a broader administrative reorganisation across the AGMUT cadre. The Ministry stated that all transfers and postings will take effect immediately and remain valid until further orders. The exercise is aimed at ensuring administrative efficiency, optimal deployment of officers, and strengthening governance across the AGMUT cadre.
MHA Transfers 21 IAS, 40 IPS Officers; Shahid Iqbal, Tanushree Moved Out Of J
Srinagar, July 9: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Thursday ordered a major reshuffle in the AGMUT cadre, transferring and posting 21 IAS officers and 40 IPS officers across various Union Territories and States, including Jammu & Kashmir, Delhi, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Mizoram, Ladakh, Chandigarh, Lakshadweep, Puducherry, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Dadra & [] The post MHA Transfers 21 IAS, 40 IPS Officers; Shahid Iqbal, Tanushree Moved Out Of J&K appeared first on Northlines .
2 Dead, 4 Injured After Massive Landslide Near Tezu In Arunachal Pradesh
Two killed and four injured after landslide in Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit district.
Nearly 83,000 hectares of Assam land encroached by four states
During a recent assembly meeting, concerns were raised regarding land occupation by neighboring states in Assam. Nagaland currently occupies the majority of land, with Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram taking significant shares as well. Interestingly, Meghalaya has claimed the least land from Assam. The state government is committed to resolving these disputes through constructive dialogue and formal agreements.
Rain Triggers Flash Floods In Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit District, Many Houses Hit
Some infrastructure-related work, which had continued for the last 3 years in the adjacent hills, is said to be the main reason for the flash floods, as the construction activities had blocked some streams and rivulets in Shivaji Nagar, villagers said.
The latest incident follows a pattern seen repeatedly during periods of heightened public interest in India-China relations. Old military footage, unrelated videos of troop movements, satellite images or clips from other countries are often repackaged with new captions claiming a fresh Chinese incursion into Indian territory.
Arunachal Pradesh govt deploys helicopter to airlift essential supplies to areas cut off by flood
Heavy rains have caused devastating floods and landslides in Arunachal Pradesh, isolating several villages in Lower Siang. A commercial helicopter is now crucial for delivering emergency food and medical supplies to the cut-off communities. The administration is working to clear debris on vital roads, implementing traffic restrictions to ensure restoration efforts and national security are maintained.
The monsoon season has unleashed its fury across India, resulting in tragic losses and widespread destruction. Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka are grappling with fatalities caused by landslides and relentless rains, disrupting everyday life. In contrast, Maharashtra is battling severe flooding, with authorities raising red alerts. Thankfully, cooler temperatures have brought relief to Punjab and Haryana, as Uttarakhand witnesses the monsoon's arrival.
While there is no surprise in thestrong performanceofKerala (970 females per 1000 males) when it comes to sex ratio at birth, other States such as Arunachal Pradesh (1,050), Andaman and Nicobar Islands (984), Meghalaya (974), and Mizoram (972),are also top performers
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, alongside Kiren Rijiju and CM Pema Khandu, assessed Arunachal Pradesh's flood devastation through aerial and ground inspections. Chouhan assured affected families of full government support, emphasizing Prime Minister Modi's concern. Relief efforts are underway, including rebuilding homes and compensating for agricultural losses. The minister also lauded the community's proactive spirit in repair work, highlighting unity in overcoming challenges.
A rare Eurasian lynx has been photographed for only the second time in the eastern Himalayas, captured by a camera trap at 5,250 metres on Sikkim's Tso Lhamo plateau. This significant finding, following a 2025 record in Arunachal Pradesh, confirms the wild cat's broader presence in the region. Experts highlight the ecological importance of these high-altitude rangelands, reinforcing conservation efforts for this fragile ecosystem.
Chouhan, Rijiju survey flood-ravaged Arunachal Pradesh
Union Ministers Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Kiren Rijiju visited flood-hit Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday, conducted an aerial survey of the affected areas and assured residents that the Centre would provide all possible assistance for relief and rehabilitation.
Central Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Conducts Aerial Survey in Flood-Hit Arunachal Pradesh
New Delhi, July 1: Amid severe flooding in Arunachal Pradesh, Central Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, along with Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and Chief Minister Pema Khandu, conducted an aerial and ground survey of the affected areas. They assessed the situation and assured support to the impacted families, emphasizing that the central and state governments ... Read more Central Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Conducts Aerial Survey in Flood-Hit Arunachal Pradesh
India adds 709 new species to its faunal database in 2025, 353 taxa to its flora
Kerala recorded the highest 98 new species of animals added to countrys database, while Arunachal Pradesh emerged as the leading contributor with 49 discoveries
Two NSCN-K (Nikki Sumi) militants surrender in Arunachal Pradesh
In a significant development for peace in Arunachal Pradesh, two militants from the NSCN-K (Nikki Sumi) faction surrendered to Assam Rifles and state police in Tirap district. They laid down arms, including pistols and live ammunition, signaling growing trust in security forces. This surrender highlights the government's success in bringing misguided youth back to the mainstream, with the surrendered individuals now undergoing rehabilitation.
Arunachal tribal community alleges Chinese encroachment, Army denies claims
A tribal organisation in Arunachal Pradesh has alleged that China has gradually occupied traditional grazing and forest land near the India-China border. While Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said India is rapidly catching up on border infrastructure, the Indian Army has rejected reports of recent Chinese encroachment or new PLA camps, calling them incorrect and without any basis. Heres what we know.
Arunachal tribal community alleges Chinese encroachment, Army denies claims
A tribal organisation in Arunachal Pradesh has alleged that China has gradually occupied traditional grazing and forest land near the India-China border. While Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said India is rapidly catching up on border infrastructure, the Indian Army has rejected reports of recent Chinese encroachment or new PLA camps, calling them incorrect and without any basis. Heres what we know.
New Delhi, June 30: Union Communications Minister and Minister for Development of Northeast Region, Jyotiraditya Scindia, has reviewed the flood situation in Northeast India caused by continuous rainfall. He engaged in discussions with the Chief Ministers of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and Manipur to gather information on ongoing rescue, relief, and rehabilitation efforts in the ... Read more Jyotiraditya Scindia Reviews Flood Situation in Northeast India, Assures Support from Central Government
Villages Cut Off, Bridges Washed Away In Monsoon Fury In Arunachal, Assam
Floods and landslides from monsoon rains disrupt transport and affect over 45,000 people in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam.
Four rescued from overflowing Arunachal river after raft capsizing; Assam grapples with floods
A dramatic rescue operation in Arunachal Pradesh saw four individuals safely airlifted from the overflowing Sisiri River after their rescue raft capsized. Meanwhile, Assam grapples with its first wave of floods, inundating six districts and disrupting connectivity. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured full support to the state's Chief Minister as relief efforts intensify, particularly in the worst-hit Dhemaji district.
Amit Shah Reviews Flood Situation in Arunachal Pradesh with Chief Minister Pema Khandu
Itanagar, June 30: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced on Monday that Union Home Minister Amit Shah had contacted him to assess the flood situation in the state. The region has been severely affected by continuous monsoon rains over the past week, leading to widespread flooding. In a social media post, the Chief Minister ... Read more Amit Shah Reviews Flood Situation in Arunachal Pradesh with Chief Minister Pema Khandu
The Indian Army has firmly denied media reports alleging Chinese PLA encroachment and camp establishment in Arunachal Pradesh, calling them baseless. Recent high-level talks with China focused on border stability, with both sides expressing satisfaction with progress, it said.
Catching up on border infrastructure, says Kiren Rijiju after tribal group claims land grab by China
We have seen some media reports alleging recent encroachment by Chinese PLA and setting up of camps in Arunachal Pradesh; these reports are incorrect and without any basis, read a statement by the Indian Army
China's PLA ramping up infra inside Indian territory, says Arunachal NGO
The Nah Welfare Society, a local NGO in Arunachal Pradesh, has raised serious concerns over the alleged escalation of Chinese PLA infrastructure, such as roads and military camps, encroaching into Indian territory near the Taksing sector.
Monsoon fury batters Arunachal, 12 districts affected
Itanagar: Heavy monsoon rains continued to wreak havoc across Arunachal Pradesh on Monday, June 29, disrupting normal life in at least 12 districts as floods and landslides damaged infrastructure, cut off villages and triggered large-scale rescue operations, officials said. In Lower Dibang Valley district, four people stranded on an island in Sisiri River in Dambuk Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Watch: Arunachal landslide blocks river, flood warning issued
Heavy rain has triggered landslides and flash floods across Arunachal Pradesh, blocking the Siji River, disrupting roads and prompting flood warnings. Rescue teams continue searching for missing people, while neighbouring Assam faces rising flood risks, with over 15,000 people affected in Dhemaji district.
Arunachal Flash Floods Kill 3, Trigger High Alert in Assam
Torrential rain and cloudburst-like conditions caused widespread devastation in Arunachal Pradesh, while surging waters collapsed a railway bridge and flooded parts of Assam.
9 Missing As Floods Hit Arunachal, Rescue Boat Swept Away During Operation
Torrential monsoon rains, followed by cloudbursts, have triggered severe flooding in the East Siang and Leparada districts of Arunachal Pradesh.
Arunachal Pradesh Governor Celebrates Birthday with Students, Announces Major Education Reforms
Itanagar, June 28: The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, Lieutenant General K.T. Parnaik (Retd.), urged students to stay connected with their traditions and cultural identity while embracing new ideas, innovations, and experiences. He emphasized the importance of balancing heritage preservation with progress in a rapidly changing world. On Sunday, the Governor visited Abotani Vidya Niketan in ... Read more Arunachal Pradesh Governor Celebrates Birthday with Students, Announces Major Education Reforms
Arunachal flash floods toll rises to 3, body recovered in Papum Pare
Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district has tragically seen its death toll rise to three following devastating rain-triggered flash floods. An additional 23 NDRF personnel have been deployed to bolster rescue efforts. The deluge has also impacted Assam's Dhemaji district, with reports of missing persons and significant damage to homes. Residents in vulnerable areas are urged to stay vigilant.
Prime Minister Modi's historic Seychelles address highlighted maritime bonds, while India and the island nation inked 19 cooperation outcomes. Closer to home, heavy rains caused disruptions in North Bengal and Arunachal Pradesh. Internationally, a civilian aircraft crash in France claimed 11 lives, and a Saudi Aramco helicopter incident resulted in 14 fatalities. In sports, Wimbledon commenced with Sinner defending his title, and Ronaldo achieved a World Cup milestone.
Arunachal Pradesh flash flood death toll rises to two; three still missing
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have claimed two lives, left three people missing, displaced residents, and prompted an intensified rescue operation amid forecasts of more heavy rainfall.
Flood toll rises to two in Arunachal; IMD warns of more heavy rain
ITANAGAR, June 27: The toll in the heavy rain-triggered flash floods in Arunachal Pradeshs Keyi Panyor district rose to two on Saturday after the body of another woman was retrieved from under the debris in the NEEPCO Colony, an official said. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) also warned of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across []
Death Toll Rises to Two in Arunachal Pradesh Floods, Three Still Missing
Itanagar, June 28: The death toll from the flash floods in Arunachal Pradeshs Kayi Panyor district has risen to two due to continuous rainfall. On Saturday, rescue teams recovered the body of a 30-year-old woman from the debris of the NEEPCO colony. The search for three other missing individuals continues into its fourth day. A ... Read more Death Toll Rises to Two in Arunachal Pradesh Floods, Three Still Missing
Assam police arrest 2 ULFA(I) members, avert terror strike
The duo was arrested in Tinsukia districts Jagun on the border with Arunachal Pradesh
Arunachal flash floods: Search continues for 4 missing, IAF joins rescue efforts
Search and rescue efforts are ongoing for four individuals missing after flash floods devastated Keyi Panyor district in Arunachal Pradesh. The deluge, triggered by a retaining wall collapse and heavy rainfall, damaged homes and injured over 20 people. Assam has issued a high alert due to potential downstream impacts on its districts. Relief operations, including airlifts, are underway, with authorities providing assistance to affected families.
Four missing persons remain untraced
ITANAGAR, June 25: The search and rescue operations for four people who went missing following a flash flood triggered by incessant rain in Arunachal Pradeshs Keyi Panyor district, were suspended for the day on Thursday evening, an official said. The rescue efforts will resume on Friday morning, he said. Despite extensive efforts conducted throughout the []
Over 20,000 Hit By First Wave Of Floods In Assam After Arunachal Flood
High alert in Assam; the disaster management authorities said that heavy rainfall in Lower Subansiri of Arunachal Pradesh led to increased river discharge.
Vice President Radhakrishnan administers oath to 10 newly elected Rajya Sabha members
Ten new members took their oath of office in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday, administered by Chairman C P Radhakrishnan. The newly inducted lawmakers represent states including Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu. The ceremony saw oaths taken in Hindi, English, Tamil, and Telugu, marking a significant addition to the Upper House.
Five missing as flash floods hit Arunachal Pradesh
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have left at least five people missing and damaged around 20 homes following incessant rainfall. Road connectivity has been severely impacted by landslides in multiple locations, disrupting crucial routes between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, and also in Manipur. Rescue operations are underway with SDRF and NDRF teams deployed, and an IAF chopper aiding in personnel airlift.
Five missing as flash floods hit Arunachal Pradesh
Flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh's Keyi Panyor district have left at least five people missing and damaged around 20 homes following incessant rainfall. Road connectivity has been severely impacted by landslides in multiple locations, disrupting crucial routes between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, and also in Manipur. Rescue operations are underway with SDRF and NDRF teams deployed, and an IAF chopper aiding in personnel airlift.
Arunachal Governor Reviews Law and Order, Orders Investigation into NERIST Incident
Itanagar, June 25: Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lieutenant General K.T. Parnaik (Retired) held a detailed discussion on the current law and order situation in the state with Home Minister Mama Natung on Wednesday. The focus was particularly on recent events at the North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST). An official from the Raj ... Read more Arunachal Governor Reviews Law and Order, Orders Investigation into NERIST Incident
Arunachal Governor Reviews Law and Order Situation, Orders Investigation into NERIST Incident
Itanagar, June 24: The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, Lieutenant General K.T. Parnaik (Retd.), held a detailed discussion on the current law and order situation in the state with Home Minister Mama Natung on Wednesday. The conversation particularly focused on recent events at the North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST). An official from ... Read more Arunachal Governor Reviews Law and Order Situation, Orders Investigation into NERIST Incident
Flash floods hit six districts in Arunachal; one dead, four missing
Assam government issues high alert in districts downstream of the affected areas in Arunachal Pradesh, while overnight rainfall cuts off West Sikkim district headquarters
Vice President Unveils Book on VIP Culture in India
New Delhi, June 24: Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan unveiled the book titled VIP Culture in India: Power, Privilege, and the Distance from Democracy at the Vice Presidents residence in New Delhi on Wednesday. He noted that the book, authored by former Rajya Sabha MP from Arunachal Pradesh Nabam Rebia and co-author Sandeep Kumar, addresses the ... Read more Vice President Unveils Book on VIP Culture in India
Flash Floods in Arunachal Pradesh Leave Three Missing and Damage Homes; Assam on High Alert
Guwahati, June 24: Torrential rains over the past 48 hours have caused flash floods in the Kiy Panior district of Arunachal Pradesh, leaving at least three people missing and damaging around 20 homes and residential units. In response to rising river levels, Assam has issued a high alert. According to a senior official in Itanagar, ... Read more Flash Floods in Arunachal Pradesh Leave Three Missing and Damage Homes; Assam on High Alert
Assam on High Alert Following Sudden Flooding in Arunachal Pradesh
Guwahati, June 24: The Assam government has issued a high alert in response to heavy rainfall and sudden flooding in the Lower Subansiri district of Arunachal Pradesh. Officials have warned that river levels may rise rapidly in several low-lying districts over the next couple of days. According to a government statement released on Wednesday, excessive ... Read more Assam on High Alert Following Sudden Flooding in Arunachal Pradesh
Assam on high alert after flash floods in Arunachal Pradesh
Lower Subansiri district in Arunachal Pradesh recorded 72.8 mm of rainfall during the last 24 hours, damaging houses and infrastructure
Three NSCN cadres surrender before Changlang police
HT Correspondent DIBRUGARH, June 23: Three cadres affiliated with the NSCN, including two from the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Reformation (NSCN-R) and one from the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM), voluntarily surrendered before the Changlang district police in Arunachal Pradesh. The surrendered individuals have been identified as Jongham Saijong (43) of Old Jukhi village, []
Arunachal rights panel seeks better infrastructure in Chakma-Hajong settlements
The Arunachal Pradesh State Human Rights Commission says roads and flood control measures are essential to ensure the migrant populations do not shift to areas beyond their designated settlements
Arunachal rights panel seeks flood-control measures in Chakma-Hajong areas
Arunachal Pradesh Human Rights Commission urges immediate infrastructure upgrades and flood control in Chakma-Hajong settlements. Poor roads and recurring Dihing River floods displace residents, prompting concerns about demographic shifts. The commission emphasises that improved connectivity and flood mitigation will help maintain settlement boundaries, safeguarding indigenous interests while fostering economic development for all communities.
Arunachal rights panel seeks flood-control measures in Chakma-Hajong areas
Arunachal Pradesh Human Rights Commission urges immediate infrastructure upgrades and flood control in Chakma-Hajong settlements. Poor roads and recurring Dihing River floods displace residents, prompting concerns about demographic shifts. The commission emphasises that improved connectivity and flood mitigation will help maintain settlement boundaries, safeguarding indigenous interests while fostering economic development for all communities.
Sathyanarayan Mundayoor, a former Revenue Officer from Kerala, left his secure government job to bring books and learning opportunities to remote communities in Arunachal Pradesh. Affectionately known as 'Uncle Moosa', he went on to establish numerous libraries and launch the Home Library Movement, helping foster a lasting culture of reading among tribal communities across the state.
Yoga: A Global Path to Holistic Health, Says Arunachal Pradesh Governor
Itanagar, June 21: Arunachal Pradesh Governor K.T. Parnaiik stated on Sunday that yoga has transcended geographical boundaries and is being embraced worldwide as a universal path to holistic health, mental wellness, and overall well-being. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Pema Khandu celebrated International Yoga Day in Tawang district, engaging with school children, the Indian Army, Central Armed ... Read more Yoga: A Global Path to Holistic Health, Says Arunachal Pradesh Governor
Guardians of Indigenous Medicine: Tribal Ethnomedicinal Practices of North-East India
Saikat Kumar Basu & Suparna Sanyal Mukherjee The North-East Indian region, comprising Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, and Sikkim, represents one of South Asias richest biocultural landscapes. Biologically and anthropologically linked to the Darjeeling Himalayas of West Bengal, the region is characterised by dense forests, high rainfall, varied altitudes, and exceptional biodiversity. []
Itanagar, June 20: Arunachal Pradeshs Deputy Chief Minister, Chowna Mein, stated on Saturday that the SeLa Tunnel has brought a revolutionary change to connectivity in the Tawang region. This tunnel now allows access to Tawang throughout the year, regardless of weather conditions, facilitating easier movement, strengthening strategic infrastructure, and opening new avenues for regional development. ... Read more SeLa Tunnel Revolutionizes Connectivity in Tawang, Symbolizing Infrastructure Change in Northeast India: Arunachal Deputy CM
Yanung Jamoh Lego, popularly known as the 'Adi Queen of Herbs', is a traditional healer from Arunachal Pradesh who has spent more than three decades using medicinal plants to help patients. Through her initiative, Indigenous Herbal Heritage, she has worked to preserve ancestral healing knowledge, train thousands of people and promote the cultivation of medicinal plants. Her contributions have earned her several honours, including the Padma Shri. Today, Lego continues to share her expertise through her village clinic and popular YouTube channel, highlighting the enduring value of indigenous healing traditions.
Assam and Arunachal Pradesh strengthen cooperation in excise administration
Arunachal Pradesh and Assam held a ministerial meeting in Itanagar. Discussions focused on excise administration and enhancing inter-state cooperation. Both states aim to strengthen collaboration in excise management and revenue mobilization. The meeting explored ways to prevent illicit trade and improve enforcement mechanisms. A roadmap for continued engagement was developed.
Arunachal, Assam discuss excise administration, curbing illicit trade
ITANAGAR, June 17: Arunachal Pradesh and Assam on Wednesday agreed to strengthen cooperation in excise administration, prevention of illicit trade and revenue mobilisation, during a ministerial-level meeting, officials said. Arunachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein, who chaired the meeting here, stressed the need for coordinated efforts, technological innovation and regular inter-state engagement to address []
Arunachal rolls out major deregulation drive to boost investment
Arunachal Pradesh has significantly eased business regulations. The state has streamlined processes across 51 areas, including land, environment, and labour. Reforms include self-certification, digital platforms for approvals, and simplified utility connections. These measures aim to attract investment by creating a transparent and efficient business ecosystem. The government is committed to fostering growth while respecting the state's heritage.
TMC rebels plan to merge with NCPI bears resemblance to Khandus 2016 Congress split
New Delhi, Jun 16 (PTI) The plan of 20 rebel Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha MPs to merge with a lesser-known unrecognised party has striking similarities with a split in the Congress Arunachal Pradesh unit led by Pema Khandu in 2016, former Election Commission officials have said. In 2016, Arunachal saw one of the biggest political realignments in the Northeast. In September that year, Khandu and 42 Congress MLAs joined the Peoples Party of Arunachal (PPA), while former chief minister Nabam Tuki stayed with the Congress. The PPA, then a constituent of the BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA), formed the
Pema Khandu inaugurates Arunachal Pradesh Bamboo & Cane Technology Centre at Gungu near Itanagar
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu inaugurated a new Bamboo and Cane Technology Centre. with an aim to transform the state's bamboo resources into valuable products. It will create jobs for local youth and artisans. The centre will foster innovation and skill development.
Army, Airtel join hands for mobile connectivity in Arunachal Pradesh district
The Indian Army and Bharti Airtel have joined forces to improve mobile network coverage in remote West Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh. This partnership aims to connect areas that have been offline for over a decade. Residents will gain better access to government services, education, and healthcare. The initiative will also boost tourism and economic growth.
Tangsa community seeks permanent bridge as monsoon cuts off border village
HT Correspondent MARGHERITA, June 14: Residents of Mungkaam, a remote Tangsa-inhabited village located along the AssamArunachal Pradesh border, have renewed their demand for a permanent bridge over the Tirap River, alleging decades of neglect and recurring hardship during the monsoon season. Situated about 30 kilometres from Margherita in Tinsukia district, the village depends on a []
Mobile Network Expansion Reaches Arunachal Pradeshs Border Villages
Itanagar, June 14: A significant step has been taken to connect the countrys border and remote areas with the mainstream of development. The Indian Army and a private telecom company have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance mobile connectivity in the challenging terrains of the Kameng district in Arunachal Pradesh. Defense spokesperson Lieutenant ... Read more Mobile Network Expansion Reaches Arunachal Pradeshs Border Villages
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Highlights Key Development Issues at NITI Aayog Meeting
Itanagar, June 13: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has called for special support and policy backing from the central government to address the states developmental challenges and strategic needs. During a high-level meeting of northeastern state chief ministers organized by NITI Aayog, he raised several crucial issues. Khandu expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra ... Read more Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Highlights Key Development Issues at NITI Aayog Meeting
Arunachal CM Pema Khandu seeks special policy support for Northeast at NITI Aayog meet
Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu urged NITI Aayog for special policy interventions and enhanced support for the state's developmental and strategic challenges. He advocated for revised funding criteria, expanded rural connectivity, and strengthening the Northeastern Council to address region-specific issues.
