Arunachal Pradesh

AAPSU delegation meets Urban Affairs Minister Balo Raja to discuss implementation of Arunachal Pradesh Tenancy Act, 2022. Minister assures expedited implementation and endorses representation for completion of formalities by 15 July.

A six-member committee will examine the feasibility of abolishing the 80:20 reservation ratio in state government recruitment and making PRC and APST certificates mandatory. The committee will submit its report within two months.

Fresh rainfall triggers flash floods and landslides in Arunachal Pradesh, affecting over 94,000 people and causing extensive damage to agriculture and public infrastructure.

A woman was allegedly hacked to death by her husband in front of Club D Social Bar in West Siang district. The incident occurred after a heated argument between the couple.

Arunachal Pradesh Governor KT Parnaik has called for a high degree of vigilance and regular patrolling by the armed forces in sensitive border regions to safeguard national interests.

The All Arunachal Pradesh Students' Union has written to the Chief Minister, seeking an update within seven days on the status of its 13-point memorandum submitted last month. The demands include scrapping of the existing 80:20 recruitment ratio and re-amendment of Article 371 (H).

Arunachal Pradesh Animal Husbandry Minister Gabriel D Wangsu emphasizes the importance of the 'One Health' approach in preventing zoonotic diseases. He calls for a united effort by government agencies, healthcare professionals, local bodies, and citizens to prevent zoonotic diseases and ensure a healthier and safer state.

Scientists from NRCY and Assam Don Bosco University develop IoT-based smart system for yak health monitoring, stress prediction, and geo-fencing to address challenges in yak management in remote, high-altitude regions.

The Recovering Warriors Oyan, a group of youths from Oyan village, have extended aid to families affected by flash floods in Keyi Panyor district. They collected Rs 89,000 through donation camps.

The United Arunachal People's Forum has reiterated its demands to the state government, seeking an investigation into the Dari to Chambang road project, scrapping of prepaid electricity meters, and de-reservation of forest land.

A recent claim by the Nah Welfare Society has sparked a heated debate about the India-China border dispute, highlighting differing border claims and perceptions between local communities and the Government of India.

The Apatani community in Arunachal Pradesh celebrated the annual Dree festival with unprecedented grandeur, traditional fervour, and large community participation. The festival was marked by sacred agricultural rituals, spectacular cultural showcases, and visionary new sub-events.

The Arunachal Adivasi Congress has urged the Centre to set up a parliamentary panel to review the ground situation along the Line of Actual Control on the McMahon Line. The party's demand comes amid conflicting claims over reported Chinese intrusion in Arunachal Pradesh.

A devastating cloudburst and flash flood hit Mane village and the Upper Ramle Banggo region in Arunachal Pradesh, destroying vital infrastructure and livelihoods. The people of the Nari-Koyu constituency are appealing to the government for immediate assistance.

Tai Tagak, Member of Parliament, embarked on a two-day tour of Keyi Panyor and Lower Subansiri districts, providing humanitarian relief and promoting local development.

A rare Himalayan flowering plant, Cyananthus hookeri, has been rediscovered in Arunachal Pradesh after 158 years. The plant was found near Chuna Valley in Tawang district during a field survey in September 2025.

The West Siang district NCORD Committee organized an awareness program on child protection and drug abuse, aiming to educate children, parents, and teachers on the dangers of drug abuse and relevant laws.

Governor KT Parnaik extends greetings to the people of Arunachal Pradesh on the occasion of Dree festival, hoping for abundant harvests, peace, and prosperity. The festival showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Apatani people.

AP QueerStation, Oju Mission, and The Calm Space organised a programme to promote conversations around mental health, burnout, and resilience among community leaders and caregivers in Arunachal Pradesh.

Arunachal Pradesh Information Commission fines PIO Rs 25,000 for violating RTI Act provisions. The penalty was imposed under Section 20 (1) of the RTI Act, 2005.