August 07
Minam FC beat Delong Yameng FC 1-
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Minam FC beat Delong Yameng FC by solitary goal in the first ever Solung Football Tournament organized by Solung Festival Committee Itanagar at DNGC playground here today.
The all important goal was scored by Oyut Boko in 53 minutes.
Tagom Tamut was adjudged player of the day.
Siang United FC will lock horns with Dillung FC tomorrow at 3.30pm.
Chimpu Sporting Club demolish Bullet FC 7-
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Chimpu Sporting Club FC demolished Bullet FC 7-
Takesh Hari scored two goals while Tai Thomas, Taching Dodum, Lesi Punyo, Takhe Yapa and Marpak Doni netted a goal each.
Earlier, VVFC and Satam Kame FC played out 3-
Taba Zirzo (2) and Tailyeng Rebia (1) were the scorers for VVFC. For Satam Kame FC, Lungte Tao scored one goal and Hillang Arot two in the drawn match.
Today’s matches
1. Chandnagar FC vs Service 11
2. Spartan GHYC vs ACVYA.
Volleyball tournament
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The 10 days district level volleyball tournament for both men and women organized by department of sports and youth affairs and district administration, Anjaw began yesterday to promote games and sports activities.
Twenty-
The final matches will be played on August 15.
The inaugural function was attended by Deputy Commissioner Dully Kamduk, Hawai-
AdiSU concerned over delay in renovation of Sirnyup MH
Correspondent
PASIGHAT, Aug 06: Adi Students’ Union (AdiSU) has expressed strong resentment over inordinate delay in renovation of Sirnyup Micro Hydel at Jenggin in Upper Siang district.
The hydel project is lying defunct for the last couple of months causing acute power shortage.
According to AdiSU sources, the authority did not renovate the hydel project despite
repeated pleas. Angry over apathetic attitude of the authority in maintaining the
hydel project the Upper Siang unit of AdiSU has called “12-
The union has threatened the authority of more rigorous democratic movement if their demand for early renovation of the micro hyldel goes unheard.
Another spouse of accused speaks out
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: While referring to the Tongam Rina shooting case, one Papi Gurung, wife of accused Raju Gurung claimed that totally baseless allegation is leveled against his husband.
“Rina is totally stranger to him and he has never ever came across the name until the day he was accused”, she claimed adding that “keeping my husband under the judicial custody for a long period of six months will not serve the purpose of investigation in the said case but further detainment in the custody will amount to curtailment of the fundamental rights of my husband.”
Referring to the case No. 154/12 PS/ITA, she further claimed that her husband has never mentioned any concrete statement regarding his involvement in the said incident. The investigation agency in the said case accused him on the basis of doubt and not on the based on concrete evidence.
Saying that the forensic report was prepared after 90 days, she further claimed “there are no possibilities of ruling out final conclusion of forensic report after such a long time.”
She appealed to state Govt to look into the calamity ‘that has befallen upon my husband’ and said that her husband be discharged and real culprit be brought to book.
Govt statement on minor’s rape case demanded
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The women wings of All Nyishi Youth Association and All Nyishi Students’ Union have demanded a statement from the state Govt on the action taken on the crimes against women in the state, particularly rape.
In a release, it stated, ‘one month has passed since we sought intervention of both the chief minister as well as the governor on July 6 demanding exemplary punishment to the rapist of the minor girl from Bhalukpong. But our plea has fallen into deaf ears. Both the organizations stated that they are still awaiting the Governor and State govt’s response to the memorandum submitted in July after the monstrous incident of rape and murder of a minor girl at Bhalukpong.
Army recruitment rally
CHANGLANG Aug 06: Army Recruitment office, Jorhat, would conduct a recruitment rally
in Soldier General Duty for three districts -
The candidates should not below the age of 17 and half years and not more than
21 years, Educational qualification is Class VIII passed with height -
Basic Orientation Programme of DRDA held
AALO, Aug 06: West Siang District, DRDA organized a Basic Orientation Programme (BOP)
training for the members of Self-
The module of the training programme comprise of three sessions. The topics covered are indicated on SGSY an overview. Concept, principles and functioning of Dynamic SHGs, constrains and problems of SHGs, Handout session on book keeping (Double entry), Mission objectives, and strategy of NRLM. DIPRO
1 house gutted in fire
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Devastating fire has completely gutted down the house of Pernyi Gadi at Deke village under Tirbin circle yesterday afternoon at about 2:1.
The Kago Welfare Society (KAWS) informed that everything was burnt down in the fire.
It was found out that the fire broke out when sudden soaring wind blew over the burning husk, left for preparing local brew.
While expressing that people should take extra care while doing these kinds of activities, the Society appealed all the Kago Ao clan and well wishers to come forward in helping the victim’s family.
RTE-
AALO Aug 06: A series of training programme and awareness campaign for PRIs, BRCCs,
SMCs and BRPs under the banner of Community Mobilization and Shiksha Ka Haq Abhiyan
organized by RTE-
During the campaign, Right of children to have education (RTE Act 2009): Role of
Stake holders, School Management Committee (SMC): Composition and Role, Participatory
Community Monitoring and Evaluation, Need Assessment for Basic Education, Participation
and Role of Community and civil Society, School Development Plan : An Overview, Education
and Social Development and Media: Action plan were highlighted by resource persons
headed by Oyi Borang Tatak Community Mobilization Coordinator, RTE-
AAPLU requests for labour stand
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The All Arunachal Pradesh Labour Union (AAPLU) has requested for allotment of land for setting up private labour stand at Nirjuli, Naharlagun and Itanagar.
In a proposal submitted to the Capital DC, private labourers who earn their livelihood on daily basis are facing acute and untold problem in the capital Complex because of absence of labour stands.
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Incessant rain triggers flash flood in capital
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The EAC Capital Complex along with its staff, commandant APPBn, members of Empowered Standing Committee and Itanagar Municipal Councilors Taba Yall Nabam and Tagru Tadek visited the flood affected area of WRD colony, CWC colony, RWD colony, Chimpu village and the adjoining areas along the riverside.
The unprecedented rain yesterday morning flooded many low lying areas and habitation causing loss of properties. However, no loss of life has been reported.
While consoling the flood victims, they assured of providing full support from their side.
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The scarcity of water is back to haunt the denizens of Itanagar township. The main water supply line of 450mm dia DI pipe catering 1 lmld of drinking water to Itanagar Township from Poma Source was damaged by landslide at 22Km away from WTP Gekar Puttung near Batt Village on August 5 early morning.
The pipe line at a stretch of 15mtrs has been damaged and is inside the debris of huge mass of land soil and boulder caused by landslide, informed an official release from Executive Engineer, PHE & WS Division, Itanagar.
The entire team of PHE staff along with men and material has been deployed at the
site to restore the Water supply line since this early morning. The restoration work
may take 5-
While, also informing of the disrupted main water supply lines of Doni Polo, Nirjuli,
Model Village, Ranker Nallah, Pachin colony,Chimi village and other adjoining sources
of Rural Habitations, feeding Papu hill, Papu Nallah, Barapani, A-
The consumers are requested to bear with difficulties and problems during the crisis period. However, efforts have been made to provide drinking water through water tankers, the release further added.
SSB calls for more united nation building efforts
DIRANG, Aug 06: West Kameng Deputy Commissioner A K Singh appreciated the Dirang
based 30th Battalion SSB for the noble gesture of organizing an inter-
The celebrations aimed to promote folk culture of the state and to inculcate the sense of competitive spirit and motivate youths to further contribute towards the Nation building process. Nine schools from private and government institutions actively participated in the events.
Earlier during the inaugural function, SSB Dirang Commandant 30th Bn. S Nautiyal in his inaugural speech informed that the SSB had been raised by the government in 1963 with a motto to safeguard the borders of the nation and to inculcate a sense of security amongst the countrymen.
'Besides guarding the borders, they have also been entrusted with the duty to implement various civilian friendly projects under Civic Action Programmes for easing the hard lives of the border people', he added.
Earlier, attending the inaugural function, Circle Officer cum In-
Commandant 30th Bn. SSB Dirang S Nautiyal, Block Education Officer Tashi Norbu Tukshipa and Cinema personality and acclaimed model Asha Dirkhipa were the judges for the entire events. The event was meticulously organized under the able supervision of Deputy Commandant B.PS Negi and Assistant Commandant Hemant Kumar of 30th Bn. SSB.
Among the dignitaries that attended the function were ADC Dirang, ZPM Dirang and Thembang blocks, Anchal Chairpersons of Dirang and Thembang blocks, former Dirang ZPM Dor Tsering and heads of departments amidst a huge gathering.
Ering visits Lekang, villagers start protection work
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Union Minister of State for Minority Affairs, Ninnong Ering visited flood affected area at Lekang on August 3 last. He was accompanied by Lohit DCC (I) President Zignu Namchoom, ZPMs Jugesh Taye and Nirmala Sonowal along with government officials.
During his visit, he inspected the half eroded village of New Silatoo, where house
of 54 families were eroded away since 2011. Taking serious note on possibility of
reoccurrence of such incident Ering urged the villagers to remain alert and assured
to provide Rs. 5 lakhs from his MP LAD for purchases of construction material for
temporary bamboo spur in Noa-
Upper Lekang, ZPM JugeshTaye urged the people to construct maximum protection work from amount committed by minister. He also urged the Water Resources Department to help and supervise the villagers.
Govt. enters into MoC with IGNOU
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The long awaited scheme of the Department of Education, Govt. of
Arunachal Pradesh for providing professional training to all the untrained elementary
teachers (both Primary and Upper Primary) through the two-
The MoC was signed by SVS Choudhary, Registrar, Administration, IGNOU and Rajesh
Kumar Mishra, State Project Director, SSA Rajya Mission, Itanagar, in presence of
Prof. M Aslam, Vice-
On this historic occasion, the Vice-
State Project Director, SSA Rajya Mission, Arunachal Pradesh RK Mishra assured all possible help to IGNOU for smooth conduct of the programme at 11 DIETs and 38 BRCs recognized by NCTE and identified by the state as study centres, and also emphasized on rigorous monitoring by the Joint Monitoring Committees (JMCs) both at the state and district levels to achieve the target of RTE mandate within the stipulated period.
The ceremony was attended by prominent persons of IGNOU which included Prof. MP Lama,
Pro-
Counseling for Beauty & Spa trainees held
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Counseling for the third batch of state sponsored beauty and spa trainees was held at Don Bosco Youth Centre, Vivek Vihar here today.
The counseling program aimed at clarifying doubts and queries from over 100 boys and girls selected to form the new batch trainees.
This novel scheme of providing employment to young people with minimum educational background, a brain child of Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has already provided employment to about 200 Arunachalee youth.
Speaking as special invitee at the function, Taba Yall Nabam, Councillor, Ward No. 5, who is also a Member of Empowered Standing Committee of Itanagar Municipal Council, exhorted the participants to take the name of Arunachal forward through hard work and discipline. “The government is providing you a golden opportunity to earn an honest living through hard work,” said Yall exhorting the group of enthusiastic youngsters.
Present on the occasion were Sub Tabin, Deputy Director, Industries, Manav Dhingra, Head, International Institute of Wellness Studies (IIWS), Nachiketa, HR Head of IIWS and Fr. Cyriac, the Director of Don Bosco Youth Centre, Itanagar, among others.
Briefing the students about the training, Manav Dhingra spoke at length about the
seriousness of the training and how students should cooperate with all stake-
“The CM has whole-
The selected students will undergo 15 days intensive training in Spoken English,
Personality Development, Interview Handling, Work Ethics and Values at Don Bosco
Youth Centre, Vivek Vihar, Itanagar from August 19 and the team will head for IIWS,
Noida by mid-
DFTI cum governing body meeting held
SEPPA, Aug 06: The District Task Force (DTFI) cum governing body meeting conducted by the District Health Society was held at Seppa yesterday.
It was discussed and reviewed on achievement of District Health Society (DHS) under NRHM and immunisation and also sorted out the action plan for improving the performance in future.
Addressing the meeting, DC cum Chairman DHS Tarin Dakpe said that immunisation is compulsory for all the children. Talking about most of the parents in the rural areas declined to get their children immunised, he said besides health functionaries, it is our collective responsibilities to generate awareness among the rural masses about the necessity of immunisation. He wanted to see that ASHA and Anganwadi workers at the grass root level to educate the people about advantages of small family and also family planning methods.
Taking a dig the condition of the district hospital, he directed DMO to maintained
hygienic condition within the wards and also to arranged basic necessities like X-
Zilla Parishad, Chairperson M Cheda assured to extend support and cooperation to the DHS so that the message of compulsory immunisation reaches to parents and children in the district.
DRCHO Dr. Kaya Lapung, through Power Point Presentation highlighted routine immunisation and also special immunisation week for High Risk Areas.
District Malaria Officer Dr. D Pizi briefed about the Japanese Encephalitis virus.
DMO, Dr. N Geiyi, DPM, Taba Yokum, PD Kego Jillen and other members also spoke on the occasion. DIPRO
Mebo divisional library in abandoned state
Correspondent
PASIGHAT, Aug 06: The newly constructed ‘Divisional Library’ at Mebo ADC headquarter under East Siang district is yet to see light of the day. Nobody is taking care of the library building which is in a state of abandonment.
The single-
As per specified guidelines, there should be sanitary toilet, electricity and running water facilities in the library building. But, these basic facilities have not been provided in the building.
The new library building worth Rs 25 Lakh was funded by Kolkata based Raja Rammohun Roy Library Foundation during September, 2010. The local people are ignorant about the manpower, capacities and other facilities provided to the library.
The specific guidelines of the building suggested for construction of separate compartments for children, staff and circulation cells besides construction of toilets inside the library premise; but these building guidelines are allegedly not being maintained by the contractor concerned.
“The library authority should make the library green and environmental friendly. The library authority should make the library at easily assessable to physically challenged users”, the specific guideline clearly mentioned. But, it is observed that all these conditions are violated therein.
The locals have demanded the library authority to initiate early functioning of the library by creating and posting staff and other requisite equipments.
Workshop on Management of Water Supply & Sanitation
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: A block level workshop on Management of Water Supply and Sanitation was conducted at PHE & WS Mahadevpur sub division by PHE and WS Division, Namsai on August three.
Inaugurating the workshop, Mahadevpur EAC HN Dubey appealed to the participants to extend full cooperation to the department to make Lekang as Nirmal block in coming years.
Assistant Engineer of Mahadevpur sub division (PHE & WS) SK Srivastava while highlighting the various aspects of water management informed the participants that sanitary condition of Lekang block have improved after implementation of Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan. He also explained the women’s role in success of Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan.
The principal of Govt. Higher Secondary school, Old Mohong emphasized on community participation for total sanitation in village. He also said that children are the future of our country and so parents and teachers should help and teach them how to lead a hygienic life.
Jugesh Taye, ZPM Upper Lekang sought cooperation from each and everyone for Nirmal Lekang. He also said that ASHAs, Anganwadi workers, teachers and PRI members should play an important role in Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan.
Dushamso Minin, District Consultant (Water and Sanitation), PHE & WS, Namsai Division highlighted on water borne diseases through power point presentation.
Kaling Pao, District Consultant (HRD) highlighted the roles, responsibilities and management of Village Water & Sanitation Committee through PowerPoint presentation. He said that public and department teamwork will help in achieving the goal of NBA.
Similar Workshop was organized at Sunpura-
The Workshop was participated by panchayat leaders, teachers, ASHAs and Anganwadi workers of Lekang block.
Football tourney to create awareness on drug abuse
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: With the sole aim to create public awareness about ill effects
of opium and other substance abuse, an inter-
In his inaugural speech, Lohit Zilla Chairperson Kyasing Mounglang highly appreciated
the attempt of SEWA, which has been working for socio-
Lohit DCC President Chow Zingnu Namchoom said this kind of sports activities not only channelize students’ talents but also keep them physically fit.
SEWA President Dr. CM Thamoung explained the aims and objectives of organizing the event.
Chief Advisor of the Association Ven. Sunanda Bhikkhu informed that 6 teams were finally selected to play 22 league matches in their own grounds.
The semi final and final matches would be played at Namsai general ground.
Court inclines to regularize bail
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: While hearing the application for regularization of bail submitted
by MLA Tangor Tapak through his lead counsel in connection with CR-
Earlier, the Ld counsel of Tapak pleaded that the bail was granted by Gauhati High Court with a direction to regularize before the competent Court. Further the Ld. counsel submitted that the alleged accused is renowned person having deep rooted in the society and he will not jump the bail and will cooperate with the investigation team and this Court. The Ld. PP for the state also submitted that since the alleged accused is an MLA having a deep rooted in the society and therefore he raised no any objection for the regularization of the bail.
While briefing the fact of the case, the officials of the PWD informed the Court that the Porch, servant Quarter and the Car Garage which was attached to the Govt. Quarter was demolished and also the entrance has been blocked and shifted. Further, they submitted that boundary wall has been erected which minimize the space which was existed before. The alleged accused Tangor Tapak submitted that the present construction is executed by the Department of PWD and he has nothing to do with the case. Further, he informed to this Court that the fund itself has been sanctioned by the Department of PWD for the renovation of the said Govt. Quarter which has been allotted in his name and the encroachment and the demolition of the Govt. Quarter does not arise.
After hearing all the parties, the court of JMFC said “in the light of above submission made by all the parties and since the Ld. PP has not raised any objection for the regularization of the bail vide No. AB. No. 104 (AP) 2013, Dtd. 25/07/2013, this Court inclined to regularize the aforementioned bail under the following terms and conditions.”
Similarly, the court of the JMFC, Itanagar Capital Complex also heard the application
for bail submitted by MLA Tapen Siga through his Ld. counsel in connection with
CR-
In the meantime, the OC Police Station Itanagar is directed to inquire into the matters
in connection to the demolition of the Govt assets/properties forthwith and submit
the report thereof within 7 days from the issue of this order and also the PWD Capital
Division-
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: The Mishmi priests of Wakro circle were felicitated for their meritorious
services to the community people in a function organized by CALSOM, Wakro Block Committee
in collaboration with Vivekenda Kendra (Arun Jyoti) recently. CALSOM in collaboration
with VKAJ also conducted two days workshop on local crafts and weaving (kambring-
The inaugural ceremony was attended by Dr. S Navil, SMO and Junali Ngadong, Anchal Chairperson Wakro.
Addressing the inaugural function, Senior Medical Officer Dr. S Navil said that priests
are held in high esteem in the Mishmi Society as they are the backbone of our religious-
Tasaso Yun, Patron exhorted to preserve its culture and tradition at any cost. He appealed to the priest fraternity to lead a pious life and refrain from deviating from the path of righteousness.
In the workshop, 11 senior trainers imparted training in the art of indigenous crafts to the interested Mishmi students and youths of Wakro circle. The workshop, first of its kind in the Mishmi region was attended by central executive members of CALSOM, PRI Members, Volunteers of Vivekenda Kendra (Arun Jyoti), Mishmi intellectuals, students and common citizens of wakro circle.
Attending the closing ceremony, Pailo Mihu, Coordinator, Nehru Yuva Kendra, Tezu lauded the organization duo for imparting such vocational training to the present generation in the art of local craft and weaving, which is on the verge of extinction. He also exhorted CALSOM to conduct such workshops on a regular basis.
Later a cultural programme was organized in memory of two renowned Mishmi singers, Pheolum Tulang and Sogun Mam.
Patem Rangmang, ZPM, Wakro also attended the closing ceremony.
GSU chief editor dies in road accident
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Chief Editor of Galo Students’ Union and Vice President of Basar Area Students Union Jumpe Kamsi died in a road accident near Kamdak village, Basar yesterday, informed GSU in a release.
The accident occurred when the driver lost control of the vehicle (Tata Sumo) while negotiating a steep curve and plunged into deep gorge near ‘Everest’ near Basar. He was travelling along with his wife and sister from Likabali to Basar, who survived the accident with grievous injuries.
Expressing shock and grief over untimely demise of Jumpe, in the road accident, GSU demanded the authority concerned to tighten noose on unruly drivers, especially passenger vehicles. The students union alleged that the driver was under influence of alcohol while he was driving.
‘Everest’ near Kamdak village, where the accident occurred has been named so due to steepness of the road.
Jumpse was the youngest son of his parents. He did his schooling from Govt. Higher
Secondary School, Basar, graduate from Donyi Polo Govt Kamki (2008-
He was kind hearted and energetic student leaders, who sacrificed his life for the cause of the society,” GSU said in a release.
He was appointed as the organizing secretary of “Kaju School Inlaju,” an educational tour programme of GSU scheduled to be started from August 12.
GSU prayed to almighty rest his soul in eternal peace and give strength to the bereaved family to bear the irreparable loss.
Meanwhile, Basar Area Students’ Union (BASU), Kargu Kardi Students’ Union, Upper Subansiri Galo Students’ Union, Ramle Bango Students’ Union, Jigo Yego Students’ Union, Friends Club and friends and relatives also extended their heartfelt condolences and prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul.
GSU also condoled the death of Binre Loya, mother of former Secretary General, Galo Welfare Society (GWS) Marki Loya on August 4 at Aalo and prayed for eternal peace of the departed soul.
ITBP beat CCSC 3-
ITANAGAR, Aug 06: Indo-
There was much hype surrounding the match and CCSC were hoping for a win as it would
have almost guaranteed their place in the next stages of the tournament. The co-
Much of the first half was dominated by the ITBPF team as they held the lion’s share of possession. CCSC tried desperately looking for the equalizer before the break. But neither team managed to make any changes to the score line.
When play resumed, the ITBPF team came on more determined than ever to ensure a win.
CCSC on the other hand looked out of form, lacking in co-
CCSC should have closed the gap soon but Tamuk Taja was unable to hit the target
after he found himself free and in an advantageous position. The young lads from
the Capital Complex team forged ahead with determination with players putting in
all efforts to narrow the margin. Tadar Kojum in a moment of brilliance dribbled
past several defenders and would have produced a golden opportunity had he not been
brought down in front of the box. The resulting free-
Just as quickly as the free-
Nevertheless, CCSC pushed ahead looking for a goal. Paney Kuna should have converted a good chance when he found himself in a good position but was unfortunately not able to do so.
CCSC’s nightmares were not over yet as in a brilliant display of teamwork, the ITBPF
jawans weaved a myriad net of passes for Gumli Riba to put in left-
Several chances came CCSC’s way but lack of age and experience acted against their favour. The loss means that the team will have its work cut out in their match against Gora Makik SC on August 9.
Earlier, in the first match played between Gora Makik Sporting Club and Jiye aur Jenedo Football Club, the audience were treated to a brilliantly fought even match.
A cleverly taken free-
The team again had a chance to take the lead in the match but Ligang Boko took too long to settle in and find his footing before taking the shot. By the team the shot was taken, JJFC defenders had already closed in on him.
JJFC players were not content merely defending and launched a series of attacks, although never seriously threatening the GMSC goalkeeper.
After a long spell of defence, GMSC managed to launch a counter-
It didn’t take long after play resumed for GMSC to take the lead when an early corner-
The goal seemed to have a rejuvenating effect on Bora as he seemed infused with new energy and vigour, forging ahead on several occasions. He should have extended the lead but managed to squander away an easy chance.
JJFC were giving up yet as they looked for an equaliser. Their relentless efforts
gave them a fighting chance when the referee awarded them a free-
Bora came close to scoring another goal for himself and his team in the dying minutes
of the game but the match would eventually end with the score at 1-
Tomorrow’s matches will begin earlier than usual with Daporijo FC set to take on Trah United Sporting Club at 12.30 pm. The second match between Model Sporting Club and Tatung Welfare Society will be played at 2 pm.
- Incessant rain triggers flash flood in capital
- Water supply disrupted
- SSB calls for more united nation building efforts
- Ering visits Lekang, villagers start protection work
- Govt. enters into MoC with IGNOU
- Counseling for Beauty & Spa trainees held
- DFTI cum governing body meeting held
- Mebo divisional library in abandoned state
- Workshop on Management of Water Supply & Sanitation
- Football tourney to create awareness on drug abuse
- Court inclines to regularize bail
- Mishmi priests felicitated
- GSU chief editor dies in road accident
- ITBP beat CCSC 3-
0 to register first win
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Invest in green agrochemicals
The Indian Government has called upon agrochemicals industry to invest in Research
& Development and innovations in agrochemicals sector. In order to remain globally
competitive, the industry needs to innovate in products, for which innovative state-
Indrajit Pal said that the Indian chemical sector spends 1-
With nearly a 1.2 billion population, India requires a robust, modernized agriculture sector to ensure the food security for its population. Scope for further increasing cultivable land is limited. In order to meet the food grain requirements of the country, the agricultural productivity and its growth needs to be sustained and further improved.
Pesticides or Agrochemicals are recognized as an essential input for increasing agricultural production and preventing crop loss before and after harvesting. Their judicious usage is very important for the sustained growth of Indian agriculture and economy.
Confine stray animals, avert accident
Dear Editor,
Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I, on behalf of All Arunachal Pradesh Youth Forum East Siang District Unit (AAPYFESDU) would like to draw the attention of East Siang district administration and general people towards the problems being created by stray animals roaming freely in Pasighat area.
The assurance given by deputy commissioner to bring a solution to stray animal problem
has not been materialized yet. Why the authorities are failing many a times in implementing
the notification to bringing a solution of cattle loitering and roaming freely in
NH-
For information to all as an eye opener, I would like to mention here that few days back an accident took place near the D.C. Bungalow in the evening only because of a herd of cow where the victim sustained severe injuries who was later rushed to the hospital.
Even after the repeated occurrence of minor and major life threatening accidents which happen many a times especially in the highway area, the administration is not at all showing interests to bring up a solution to it.
The AAPYFESDU would like to request the East Siang District administration to open their eyes and bring an immediate solution to it so that road accidents caused in highway due to loitering stray animal can be prevented. Anticipating quick action.
Yours’
Vice President
Heny Koyu,
AAPYFESDU
Don’t ignore us
Dear Editor,
Through the column of your esteemed daily kindly allow me to express my concern over the lack of subject teachers in Govt. Higher Secondary School Nyapin under Kurung Kumey District. Let me tell you all that Govt. Higher Secondary School Nyapin is one of the oldest and lone higher secondary School under 19th Nyapin Assembly Constituency. Every students of nearby villages come to study in the said school hoping that this school will offer them better teaching and knowledge. No doubt school gives good quality teaching but it is being neglected by the concern education department. It really doesn’t matter if there is inadequate power supply or improper communication system. But when it comes to lack of subject teachers it becomes matter of concern and agony. The concern education department has never paid interest to this school from 3 or 4 years back onward. Since from then there is lack of subject teachers of geography, political science, economic and commerce. Yet there is no posting of J/T or S/T teachers of above mention particular subject. Every year students from GHSS Nyapin get pass with poor percentage and they have to face problems at the time of admission in different colleges, (this problem is not only for Nyapin students but for entire Kurung Kumey Students).
So last but not the least I would like to appeal local MLA, Public Leaders and student Union to stress on these highlighted issues. I also appeal concern education department authorities please don't hate Nyapin peopie and students of Nyapin are not too bad as you all may be assuming.
Yours,
Tadar Kaming
BA 1st Yr
DNGC Itanagar
How safe is women in Arunachal?
Dear Editor,
Today when we see crime against women taking place all over India in alarming rate many thoughts come to the mind, thinking how safe is capital complex for women. Often we wonder how law enforcing agencies and judiciary has repeatedly failed to give justice. The very thought about women safety got me thinking about how safe is our very own Arunachal when it comes to women’s safety.
Few months an incident took place in Delhi where 5-
Recently few months ago at Daporijo a minor old girl was raped and in our capital
a lot of girl has written about the eve-
Eve-
Yours,
Kame Kipa
President
APATCYO
An appeal
Dear Editor,
Through your esteemed daily I would like to appeal Director of School Education, DDSE and local MLA to post sufficient regular Junior Teacher at Govt. Higher Secondary School, Baririjo, Maro, Govt. M.E. School Dula Runte and Riko primary school.
Many primary schools under Baririjo Circle especially Riko Primary School are running without proper teacher for the last 3 years. Similarly Runte ME School is also functioning with only one SSA Teacher. Baririjo Primary Health Center has not seen any doctor in last 4 years. The local people are facing lot of difficult especially those hailing from poor family due to shortage of doctor and staff Nurse. I earnestly request higher authority to seriously look into this matter.
Yours,
Midar Kena
Vice-
Dumporijo Block
Remembering those who helped in trying times
Dear Editor,
Through your esteemed daily would like to express my word of gratitude / appreciation to those samaritan who helped during the recent road accident at Rupung village where three persons died. One injured person is still in hospital. In some local daily it was wrongly reported that late Techi Singkam as husband of Late Meyum Nabam, both of whom died in the accident. Late Meyum Nabam was wife of Hemang Nabam. Another person Techi Sanjay also lost his life in the accident. I would like to appreciate Susi Company (Agency to construct Trans AP highway), police personnel’s of Sagalee Police Station, Circle officer Leporiang, M. O and staffs of PHC Sagalee for early and prompt action. I would also like to remember all those who helped us to recover death bodies after two days search.
Yours,
Techi Tamar
S/o Lt. Techi Singkam
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