Hailing from Manfaiseng village in Namsai district, Manpang was a wireless telecom operator with the state police and was ...

People have started returning to villages in some border districts of Arunachal Pradesh under the Vibrant Villages Programme, even as no formal impact assessment has been carried out to study reverse ...

ITANAGAR, 3 Feb: The Itanagar police have detained two individuals in connection with the firing incident at the AAPSU office, which took place on 30 January during the registration process.

“As such, the Arunachal Pradesh legislative assembly approved the Arunachal Pradesh (Reorganisation of Districts) (Amendment) Act, 2013 and thereby constituted a separate administrative unit to be ...

Of the total of 728.790 kg of cannabis, 725.215 kgs were seized in connection with Naharlagun PS Case No 82/2022, while 3.575 ...

ITANAGAR, 3 Feb: Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Tuesday congratulated Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, on receiving the Grammy Award, describing the honour as a global celebration of ...

ITANAGAR, 3 Feb: Governor KT Parnaik said that theatre has the power to strengthen unity in diversity and foster social harmony.

ANINI, 3 Feb: Lisha Umpo, a young climate activist from Arunachal Pradesh and a member of the Idu Mishmi community, has successfully graduated from the NYCC (National Youth Climate Consortium) ...

RONO HILLS, 3 Feb: Perched gracefully on the scenic Rono Hills, spread across a 302-acre plateau, Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) stands as the premier institution of higher education in Arunachal ...

ITANAGAR, 3 Feb: The police have recovered the body of a middle-aged man from the Kalaktang river in Kalaktang in West Kameng district, an officer said on Tuesday. The body, which is yet to be ...

YUPIA, 3 Feb: An official team of Papum Pare district, led by Additional Deputy Commissioner Tame Yajum, inspected the ongoing construction of the working women’s hostel here on Tuesday and found the ...

NEW DELHI, 3 Feb: The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) on Tuesday voiced serious concern over the shortfall of newsprint in the country, forcing publishers to rely on imports.