Arunachal Pradesh News

Arunachal Pradesh Indigenous Youth Organisation defers November 25 bandh, awaits high level talks

The Arunachal Pradesh Indigenous Youth Organisation (APIYO), along with two other youth bodies, has announced the deferment of its proposed 12-hour statewide bandh that was scheduled for November 25. The decision came after the state Home Minister invited the groups for a round-table meeting on December 5, to be attended by senior police officials and key stakeholders.

Arunachal Rang Mahotsav opens third edition with global theatre presence

Arunachal: Chakma Students’ Union seeks high-level probe in Buddhist monk's murder in Margherita monastery

The All India Chakma Students’ Union (AICSU) has strongly condemned the brutal killing of the head monk of Inthem Buddhist Monastery in P.S. Pangree under Margherita Sub-Division of Assam’s Tinsukia district. The monk was found dead under suspicious and violent circumstances, triggering widespread sorrow and concern among the Buddhist community and local residents.

42nd NTPC Sub-Junior Archery Championship begin in Arunachal's Yupia, 46 teams join the competition

The 42nd NTPC Sub-Junior National Archery Championship 2025 opened with grandeur at the Golden Jubilee Outdoor Stadium in Yupia on Sunday, November 23, drawing 46 teams from 28 states and one Union Territory. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu formally inaugurated the national-level event in the presence of SAA Chairman John Neelam, APEDA Chairman and Arunachal Olympic Association President Er. Taba Tedir, and other dignitaries.

Arunachal: Three arrested in TRIHMS hospital theft case, gang targeted unlocked vehicles

Arunachal police arrested three individuals involved in a series of thefts targeting parked vehicles at the Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (TRIHMS), following sustained surveillance and investigation.

Arunachal: Vehicle theft gang busted at TRIHMS; three arrested, one on the run

Police have busted a vehicle theft racket operating within the premises of the Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (TRIHMS), arresting three accused while another accomplice remains at large.

After 78 years of independence, Arunachal’s Wakhetna village still awaits basic development

Even after 78 years of India’s Independence, the historic Singpho Wakhetna village under the 49 Bordumsa–Diyun constituency in Arunachal Pradesh remains untouched by development.

Arunachal's Namsai comes alive as Tai Khamtis celebrate Poi Pee Mau Tai Festival

The Tai Khamti community of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam has begun celebrating Poi Pee Mau Tai, the traditional New Year festival that reflects their deep-rooted cultural identity and unity. The three-day festival, observed according to the lunar calendar, typically falls in November or December as per the Gregorian calendar.

Arunachal suspends IAS officer, four others over frontier highway compensation scam

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on November 21 sounded a strong alarm over alleged large-scale corruption in land compensation for the Lada–Sarli stretch of the Frontier Highway, revealing that preliminary findings indicate “massive misuse” of public funds.

Arunachal CM flags ‘massive misuse’ of land compensation funds, urges CBOs to lead anti-corruption crusade

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Friday issued a strong warning against corruption, stating that preliminary findings into alleged irregularities in land compensation along the Lada–Sarli stretch of the Frontier Highway indicate “massive misuse” of funds.

Arunachal: Minor rescued from Munna Camp in Dirang; child labour case reported to CWC

A joint team led by the District Child Protection Officer (DCPO), the Officer-in-Charge of Dirang Police Station, and the Protection Officer rescued a minor from the 4 Mile area of Munna Camp under Dirang Subdivision following a tip-off received through the Child Helpline.

East Kameng gears up for panchayat elections; newly appointed woman DC takes charge of preparations

East Kameng district has begun full-scale preparations for the upcoming Simultaneous Panchayat Raj Election–2025, with newly appointed Deputy Commissioner Yashaswani B, IAS, taking charge of the district’s election machinery.

Discipline today, success tomorrow: Naharlagun SP at AU fest finale

Arunodaya University concluded its annual AU FEST-2025, a five-day literary, cultural, and sports festival, with a vibrant valedictory programme at its campus on November 21.

Koloriang hosts 41st Nyishi Elite Society Conference; CM Khandu hails Nyishi contributions, calls for responsible development

Koloriang in Kurung Kumey district of Arunachal Pradesh is hosting the mega 41st General Conference of the Nyishi Elite Society (NES), the apex body of the largest tribe in the state.

Arunachal authorities halt activities at Naharlagun helipad-area masjid over missing permits

Construction at Naharlagun masjid halted due to missing permits. Authorities demand proper approvals before work can resume

Arunachal squad marks major breakthrough at national powerlifting meet

Arunachal Pradesh powerlifting team achieved a landmark success at the national meet, demonstrating strong skills and determination. Their performance is set to boost the sport's popularity and inspire future athletes in the region

Arunachal Congress names social activist Teli Yamang as candidate for Baath–Ganga seat

Arunachal Congress leaders have placed a strong focus on grassroots governance by fielding social activist Teli Yamang as the party’s candidate for the 11th Baath–Ganga Zilla Parishad segment.

Arunachal child rights panel reports 26,000 cases disposed, 2,300 children rescued in 6 months

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has said that it disposed of nearly 26,000 cases and rescued more than 2,300 children across the country in the past six months, underscoring the scale of child protection challenges in India.

Arunachal's Yobin community raises concern over Panchayat rights granted to non-APST settlers in Vijoynagar

The Yobin community of Vijoynagar has voiced strong concerns over what they describe as a continuing injustice, the inclusion of Non-APST settlers in the local Panchayat system, which they say violates existing laws and tribal safeguards in Arunachal Pradesh.

BJP names four candidates for Arunachal panchayat polls in Kalaktang

The Bharatiya Janata Party, on November 19, announced its four candidates for Zila Parishad Member positions in Kalaktang constituency ahead of the upcoming panchayat elections in Arunachal Pradesh.

Arunachal CM assures firm action on rising molestation, suicide and ragging cases

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on November 18 expressed serious concern over the increasing cases of molestation, suicide and ragging in the state, assuring strict action and stronger preventive measures.