January 15
TCS donates for fire victims
Karda Natam
DAPORIJO, Jan 14: Tagin Cultural Society (TCS) has donated Rs. 50,000 to the victims of the recent fire accident at Dumporijo town as immediate relief. TCS also appealed to the administration to provide immediate relief to the victims.
At least seven houses were gutted and 11 partially damaged in the fire which broke out at around 3 pm at Tayek Bango on Sunday last.
Investigation is going on to find out the actual cause of the fire accident.
The flames devoured the houses before the fire tenders had reached the spot from Daporijo.
As per preliminary assessment, the fire destroyed properties worth more than a crore of rupees.
As there are no fire station in Dumporijo, fire tender from Daporijo had to go to accident site which take more than 45 minutes to reach.
The fire could have been prevented from further spread had there been a fire station at Dumprojo, public said.
Public have been repeatedly demanding fire station in Dumporijo, which has remained unfulfilled, according to a citizen.
Contractual employees to boycott duties from Jan 15
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: The All Arunachal Pradesh Contractual Employee Association Department
of Health and Family Welfare has decided to boycott their duties starting from 15th
of this month alleging state government of non-
With state government not paying heed to their ultimatum, the association is launching
phase wise protest against government. The contractual employees including GNM, ANM,
MPW/RHW, Ophthalmic Assistant, Laboratory Technicians, Health Assistant, Male Attendance
and Female Attendance working under Health Department will start boycotting necessary
duties from every sub-
AAPSU observes former leader’s death anniversary
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) observed the 11th death anniversary of former AAPSU leader and martyr Khoda Dolu at AAPSU Marg opposite to General Hospital Naharlagun today.
Former AAPSU president Dominic Tadar, NESO Coordinator Pritam Wai Sonam, all the family members, relatives and members of Khoda Welfare Society were present on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, Domonic said Khoda Dolu was a dynamic and energetic student
leader and fought against the State Govt. during APCOCA movement. He also fought
for 80:20 ratio for Govt. service reservation. He died in an road accident at NH
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Toko Happy said that the AAPSU will be always with the family members of late Khoda Dolu.
Organizing Chairman Challing Yangfo said this AAPSU marg will remind us of the former student leader for ever.
The observation was led by Organizing Chairman Challing Yangfo, Assistant IPR Secretary AAPSU.
TAH works begins in Upper Subansiri
DAPORIJO, Jan 14: Minister Home, Power & NCRE Tanga Byaling formally inaugurated
the construction of Trans-
Byaling advised the public to cooperate with the company in the construction of the TAH.
The Deputy Commissioner assured the construction agency of the District Administration’s support and appreciated the highway land affected people for agreeing to let the work start before the payment of compensation process has started. He also informed that the assessment of assets has been carried out by the land assessment team appointed by the district administration.
The representatives of the construction company while assuring quality in construction said attempt would be made to complete the execution before the stipulated time. The construction company sought cooperation from one and all. It was also informed that repair and maintenance of the Bailey bridge over the Subansiri has started. DIPRO
Smuggled forest products seized
YUPIA, Jan 14: Papum Pare Deputy Commissioner Tai Kaye and RFO of Kakoi circle have seized large quantities of sawn timber (32 pieces), four bundles of cane, sweet potatoes, tapioca etc. from smugglers at Boginadi Arunachal village yesterday.
The smugglers, who were suspected to have been from Assam fled into the jungle, leaving behind the smuggled items.
The seized materials were taken to Kimin/Kakoi by Kimin SDO and his team of forest officials today. DIPRO
Purvottara Bauddha Mahotsava
NAMSAI, Jan 14: The three days Purvottara Bauddha Mahotsava 2015 ended at Namsai today with full religious spirit amidst thousands of followers. Attending the ceremony Minister for Agricultural, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Development Chowna Mein appreciated the efforts of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara and ACHEW Society for organizing the festival in Namsai , stating it was a first of its kind in the area.
Speaking on the occasion, Director Nava Nalanda Mahavihara Dr Pant said that there
are places which kept the Dhamma alive and Namsai is one such place. Earlier, national
level seminar, themed, Living Buddhism in India North East was also conducted on
the first and second day of the festival with scholars, researchers and monks presenting
papers on a wide range of aspects per-
Fishermen cautioned against illegal fishing
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: A team of West Siang District Socio-
The team also asked them to leave the place immediately failing which legal action will be initiated against those persons who engaged the fishermen in such illegal activity.
The Society is making intensive awareness tour to ensure proper implementation of
the executive order issued by District Magistrate Under 144 CrPC prohibiting illegal
fishing and hunting by non-
The Team met Officer in charge of Kaying Police Station O Lego and requested him for proper patrolling in the river.
According to the Society, the OC has assured the team of police patrolling in the river to check illegal fishing within his jurisdiction.
Public oppose electric prepaid metering system
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: Consultative Committee of 18th Ward of Itanagar Municipal Council and ESS Sector Women Welfare Association, Itanagar in a separate meeting in their respective area have opposed installation of prepaid electric metering system and appealed to the state government, particularly the concerned department to withdraw the decision.
IT secretary takes stock of IT facilities in West Siang
AALO, Jan 14: Secretary (IT) Gaken Ete and Dy. Director Dhanya Munyak visited Aalo
yesterday to take stock of the existing IT infrastructure and telecom facilities
in the district for implementation of e-
Interacting with West Sing Deputy Commissioner Pige Ligu and other nodal officers
of the district, the Secretary enquired about the existing facilities and working
of e-
Committee resolves to protect natural resources
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: The newly formed Nyorch Village Welfare Committee in its meeting held recently has unanimously decided to protect the natural resources in its area. The meeting further resolved to ban illegal fishing, hunting and land encroachment and illegal felling of tree within their area and sought cooperation of people for all round development of the village.
Irregularities in land allotment alleged
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: Merely few days after a clarification from one Kipa Niya on the
alleged land encroachment in G sector area, Naharlagun, the G-
In a complaint letter to the state chief secretary, the GWCN claimed illegality in allotment process. It further said that the clarification issued by Kipa Niya “are totally not related to the actual plot of land.” The Association demanded DC’s suspension within seven days for “gross violation” failing which it threatens to call 12 hours capital bandh.
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Aspirants launch non-
Staff Reporter
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: Apparently the situation at Tennis Court IG is looking grimmer
with the protestors who are on fast unto death since January 12 decided to launch
non-
The CC further claimed that an ambulance which was stationed to monitor the health of Ujum Perying when she was on 96 hours hunger strike was withdrawn by the administration and the numbers of police personnel was also reportedly reduced. Perme further added that if any untoward incident happen the government will be held responsible.
Alleging the government of attempting to divide the agitators, General Secretary,
AAPSU Biru Nasi said that he will not leave the agitation till all demands are met.
“We have come this far, we are part of history of Arunachal and we should be remembered
as victors through non-
The latest bold movement could be a suicidal attempt from the part of volunteers as well as the consultative committee as it is risking the lives of four volunteers namely Prof. Dr Nani Bath, Biru Nasi, Patey Tayum and Mepe Ete who are on fast for last three days. Moreover the health of the protestors is deteriorating day by day; among them Mepe Ete’s health is stated to be serious.
APPSC stalemate: Tacho and Dai likely to recuse themselves
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: The controversy arising out of alleged APPSCCE paper leak issue seems to be coming to an end as it is believed that Commission Chairman Dr Ligu Tacho and member Mamang Dai will ‘recuse’ themselves from their respective posts tomorrow, so that fresh exams are held without any trouble.
According to the sources, the two are giving serious thought over this move and most probably will make an announcement in this regard tomorrow. The state government cannot take any action against them as constitutional provision related to the Commission protects them. Therefore the best case scenario is for the chairman and member to recuse on moral ground, the sources added. Also this will help in fair investigation of paper leak issue which Special Investigation Team has already started.
The APPSCCE aspirants lead by consultative committee has been demanding for immediate resignation of both.
Rajiv Gandhi University Political Science Professor, Dr. Nani Bath, All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) General Secretary Biru Nasi, Arunachal Civil Society (ACS) Chairman, Patey Tayum and Consultative Committee (CC) member Mepe Ete are currently undergoing fast unto death at IG Park pressing for their demand.
Hunger strike finds support from AAPSU, APCC & NES
Meanwhile, a team of All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU) led by Vice President (Protocol) Happy Toko and Convenor Tadar Kakum extended their solidarity to the agitators. AAPSU team urged the government to listen to the protestors’ demands or else they will force to adopt other democratic means of protest.
Throwing its weight behind the agitating APPSCCE aspirants Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) President Padi Richo strongly appealed to the Chief Minister to recommend for the Presidential reference on the issue.
He also added that the Commission Chairman and Member should be morally resigned from their respective posts so that the Commission starts functioning smoothly.
Arunachal Pradesh Youth Congress (APYC) President Nyamar Karbak in a statement also requested the state government to address the APPSCCE aspirants’ demands to restore the faith on the Commission. Karbak further added that APYC will join the agitation if the government fails to recommend the Presidential Reference on the impasse at earliest.
The Nyishi Elite Society (NES) has expressed its unequivocal solidarity on the unprecedented
peaceful democratic movement of the Consultative Committee of APPSCCE (Mains) 2013-
The quality of bureaucratic hierarchy in the Commission needs to be re-
The Society further said that the state Government must ensure that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) moves on a fast track to nail the culprit responsible for the paper leakage so that whoever may be involved are appropriately taken to task by ensuring speedy legal recourse, irrespective of status or positions by reaching to the crux of the issue.
The Society further welcomed the 12th January notification of the Arunachal Pradesh
Public Service Commission to conduct the APPSCCE (Mains) 2013-
The Society further appealed to the Consultative Committee of APPSCCE (Mains) 2013-
It must be a ‘criminal hunting exercise and not personal hunting agenda’, the members observed.
The Nyishi Elite Society also implored upon the Consultative Committee of APPSCCE
(M) 2013-
Meanwhile, Apatani Socio-
The Society requested the authority concern to hear the genuine voice raised and deliver justice as soon as possible.
Rijiju keeping tap of APPSCE controversy
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: The Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju recently meet Chief Minister Nabam Tuki and Chief Secretary Ramesh Negi to discuss regarding the controversy arising out of APPSCCE paper leak issue. He expressed grave concern over the controversy which is threatening the future of the hundreds of students and sought an early end. He enquired about the steps initiated by state govt. to solve the problem. The MoS also suggested that an amicable solution should be achieved through discussion and within the ambit of constitutional provision relating to the Commission.
“Even though I could not meet or join with the protesters at IG Park, I feel their pain and have been constantly in touch with Chief Secretary to get the update. I have been putting regular pressure on state government to give patient hearing to the students who are fighting for their future and to arrive to a solution,” the MoS home told this daily. He further added, “The Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission is a respected institution and its sanctity should not be allowed to be diluted at any cost. The integrity of commission should be upheld by conducting exams in a transparent and fair manner, so that no doubt arises in the minds of the aspirants.”
Liromoba bye-
Amar Sangno
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: With the declaration of bye-
Let’s start with Congress dilemma ! The Congress party is seemingly battling to
solve its own jigsaw-
Earlier there was a speculation that Gamlin family will field only one candidate who will represent the family as well as the party but tussle between two siblings is all out open now. This was confirmed by Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee President Padi Richo when being asked by this daily.
The party morality is ostensibly lopsided due to infighting siblings. This could be an advantage for their rival INC candidate Nyamar Karbak, who is also Arunachal Pradesh Youth Congress President. Karbak had served in Indian Youth Congress for many years and he is also a close aide of Chief Minister Nabam Tuki.
It is said that Karbak was given Congress ticket in 2009 election, however it was
later given to late Jarbom Gamlin. Karbak is believed to have better linkage with
the high command in New-
Similar situation is with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State Unit. The state
BJP is under considerable pressure in finalizing it’s candidate for the bye-
On the other hand former minister Lijum Ronya is seeking the BJP ticket on the ground of seniority. But the ground of seniority as claimed by Ronya may be overlooked by the party for Mitum Boje who is believed to be backed by MoS for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju. It is said that Boje has also better link with the BJP stalwarts at the central leadership.
However, Jarpum Gamlin, former Arunachal Press Club President and current BJP state
unit media cell in-
Thousands take holy dip at Parshuram Kund
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: Thousands of devotees, including large number of sadhus from across the country took holy dip at Parshuram Kund in Lohit District on the occasion of Makar Sankranti.
The pilgrims started arriving at the holy spot two days ahead of the Sankranti in large numbers of vehicles. As massive number of devotees including men, women and children thronged the kund, various organizations provided free food to the pilgrims at the mela site.
They include the Border Road Organization, Parshuram Sewa Samity and Manav Utthan Seva Samity of Tinsukia in neighbouring Assam besides some other NGOs.
Round the clock free medical services were also organized by ITBP, district medical authorities and Arunachal Pali Vidyapith. Volunteers to help the old and aged pilgrims and to control the crowd were provided by different organization.
The District police authorities made elaborate security arrangements and deployed adequate Police, IRBN and Para Military Forces including controlling the vast number of vehicles snaking the mountainous region to ensure safety and security of the devotees.
Before the advent of the season of the holy dip at the kund, the district administration led by its deputy commissioner, Dr. BM Mishra had held multiple coordination meeting to assess the preparedness of the various agencies for the upcoming mela. Roads were repaired, including the NH 52 from Tengapani to Parsuram Kund, concrete cement steps near bathing ghat were repaired and reinforced, road signs put up and public announcement system put in place.
However, despite the stiff preparedness for the holy dip, the DC Mishra and the superintendent of police Ved Prakash Surya too left no stone unturned in order to ensure the care of the pilgrims and their needs were attended to. They were at the location supervising the activities at the kund, having camped at the site from early morning onwards.
River in Lohit district has been regarded as holy place for Hindu devotees. Every year in the month of January, the devotees from abroad and country throng the Kund to take a holy dip in the river, and has its own importance. The legendary beheading of his mother by Parashuram and eventual penance followed by taking a bath in the so called Brahma Kund, has added religious significance to this naturally beautiful Kund. The legendary story of Parashuram Kund also finds its mention in many puranic texts in different ways.
And as the sun set for the day, at about 5 pm in the evening, the Mela Officer, EAC Wakro, D.Riba keeping track on the flow of pilgrims and devotees to the kund informed that about 11,035 have arrived to the pilgrims spot; and the flow, the officials informed is likely to see a spike by early morning, the next day. (DIPRO)
State seeks improvement in air connectivity
NEW DELHI, Jan 14: Chief Minister Nabam Tuki met Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Tourism (Independent Charge) Dr. Mahesh Sharma at New Delhi today and sought the latter’s support to improve the Air Connectivity scenario in Arunachal Pradesh. The Chief Minister reiterated the immediate need to introduce more commercial flights connecting the national capital of New Delhi to Lilabari, the nearest airport to Itanagar to benefit the passengers from Arunachal Pradesh.
In his submission to the Union Minister Tuki said “In view of the absence of a full-
There are problems related to the frequency of flights as well as the scheduling. The frequency of flights to Lilabari is not only low but also irregular. Moreover, the timeslots and schedule are not convenient for passengers as they do not in any way help in connecting them to important Airports. This service, which is being run as a circuit for the entire North Eastern Region has therefore diluted the rationale for connecting the passengers from the North Bank of the Brahmaputra and Arunachal Pradesh. Therefore, I would request you to introduce Boeing Services to and from Lilabari to New Delhi via Kolkata/Guwahati (at least four days a week) to overcome the aforementioned challenges. You may also recommend the private operators to start services in this sector to provide Air Connectivity for the people of our strategic State”.
He also discussed the pending sanction of the Greenfield Airport at Hollongi and
requested the Union Minister to recommend the inclusion of the proposal in the Union
Budget of 2015-
MP Ninong Ering requested Dr. Sharma who also holds the Tourism portfolio to extend necessary support to enhance the tourism potential in the State. While assuring the delegation, Dr. Sharma said that he would take necessary measures to expedite all the issues raised in the meeting within a week.
Later in the day, the Director General of Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) Dr. Omkar Rai called on the Chief Minister to finalise the modalities for setting up of a STPI Park at Itanagar. The decision to complete the modalities before Statehood Day was taken in the meeting.
As Indians as the Dilliwalas: Ering
ITANAGAR, Jan 14: Member of Parliament, Arunachal Pradesh Ninong Ering, in his impeccable Hindi, proudly reiterated that we are as much Indians as the Dilliwalas of Delhi, to the rousing applause of the audience seated. Ering was speaking at the valedictory function of the 29th Dastkari Haat Samiti at Dilli Haat in New Delhi.
Held every year at the venue, the Dastkari Haat Samiti is a platform for artisans
across India and abroad to show crafts that are unique to them. With live demonstrations
where the craftsmen teach and learn from each other, they get to see the various
similarities and differences between them and exchange ideas. This year's theme for
Craft Bazar was 'India-
Ering applauded the organizers for helping in building the relations between the two nations and for encouraging the local artisans. He congratulated the participants and hoped that the event would be held in a much larger scale next year.
Tibetan Prime Minister, Lobsang Sangay, who was the chief guest at the function, thanked Jaya Jaitley, founder of the Crafts Bazaar, for encouraging the local artisans and giving them a national platform. Urging people to use the local stuff, he said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Make in India’ would be boosted only if such melas are held where the artisans can enhance their skills and feel encouraged.
Also present at the event was Anupama Singh, wife of former governor of Arunachal Pradesh, General (retd) J.J.Singh. A craft enthusiast herself, she too congratulated the organizers for holding an event that has brought the cultural exchange between the two countries.
This year, Techi Ana and Tem Yaso from Cane and Bamboo Centre, Poma from Papumpare district and Lobsang Tashi and Sonam, from Tawang represented Arunachal Pradesh in the Crafts Bazaar. (OSD, IPR)
MLA inaugurates power sub-
KHONSA, Jan 14: The 200 KVA Power Sub-
The sub-
Speaking on the occasion Wanglam appreciated Tirap Deputy Commissioner and departmental engineers for their support in timely completion and installation of the substation.
The MLA urged the residents of Khonsa town in particular and Tirap district in general
to co-
He also informed that one mobile water tanker is being procured in order to meet the water requirement of Khonsa Township. Roads construction works in Khonsa town are also under progress.
The Deputy Commissioner urged the people of Khonsa town to refrain from illegal hooking or tapping of electricity. He suggested the power department to check unauthorized power tapping to avoid frequent power interruptions. Joshi also said that any person found illegal electricity tapping will be booked under appropriate section of the law.
Earlier, P. Hinda, AE (Power) highlighted some power saving tips and said that hooking
of power supply or un-
Workshop on ‘Hamara Jal, Hamara Jeevan’
NAMSAI, Jan 14: Speaking at a one day Workshop on ‘Hamara Jal, Hamara Jeevan’ Minister Agriculture, Horticulture and Dairy Chowna Mein expressed concern over the least utilization or management of water in irrigation which caused low production in Agriculture and Horticulture in Arunachal. He also urged the concerned department to concentrate more on providing drinking water to common people and urged the need of honouring sincere and dedicated officers and officials worked in field .“We have abundant water resources but failed its best utilization. We are in scarcity of potable water, lack irrigation, flood management and harnessing for power generation”, he further said.
The day was observed at Namsai as part of India Water Week Celebration 2015 starting from Jan13 to Jan17 which was unveiled by here at the SE office’s WRD conference hall.
DC Namsai R K Sharma also urged the department for practical approach to be made
for comprehensive awareness of the water utilization and management at village level.
He also raised question on potable water from Bore and tube well which content much
iron at Namsai areas which are hazardous and requested the WRD to come up with proper
project to ensure quality drinking water. He also warned the usage of water in construction
field contributes a decent percentage. While citing an alarming-
Er C J Mannow highlighted the present scenario on of the water management and its conservation through power point presentation and put forward a road map for future course action.
SE WRD Er S K Saini focused on five main points relating with water management, irrigation, floods and soil erosion and people participation in detail with power point presentation covering whole Arunachal by focusing particularly on Namsai and Lohit District.
Sasikuttan Nair S/T( Maths) of GHSS Namsai highlighted the need of re-
Students representative Ch Pintu Chowlik questioning the drinking water supply system in Schools and villages asked the Department to make sure iron free water reaches to the public.
Panchayat leaders and other PRI members in their speeches highlighted various problems facing the common man as far as water supply and its managements are concerned.
Public leaders, officials, students representative, Panchayat leaders, PRI members, Head of the Departments were present in the function.
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Landmark judgment
In a landmark judgment, a Rampur court on Wednesday pronounced one-
The local administration along with election officials deserves round of applause for pursuing the case, so as to ensure that Mr Naqvi got punished for breaching the prohibitory orders. But sadly in Arunachal, the election related criminal cases are not taken seriously. During simultaneous Lokh Sabha and assembly election in the month of May last year, the Yazali police along with election commission flying squad member had seized Rs 1 crore allegedly belonging to the Congress party candidate. Even though the matter was taken to the police, there has been no outcome till date. After election got over, everybody has forgotten about it. Such kind of the lack of sincerity on the part of local administration and election official, encourages the candidates and their supporters to violate the model code of conduct in Arunachal without any fear. State need an example like that of Naqvi case.
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'Alcohol Free Picnic’
Dear Editor,
An alcohol free picnic wherein no alcohol was allowed not even in camp fire was organized
on 10 Jan 2015 in Siga village's Nalomuri field. The mentioned picnic itself is very
significant in two ways. First, as the world is giving its full effort to eradicate
the alcohol in-
Second, it has become a trend and mind set-
We enjoyed the Picnic in full consciousness and it was a wonderful and joyous picnic
ever without having any trouble. “Alcohol in-
Nowadays it has become the mindset that without alcohol there can’t be enjoyment in the picnic but our picnic was most wonderful picnic ever and we hope that this will start a new trend of the 'Alcohol Free Picnic’.
Yours,
Tako Siga
Daporijo
Water woes of a town
Dear Editor,
A critical water shortage has hit Forest Colony, RWD and some other parts of Doimukh.
There is no denial that water is a rudimentary aspect of our daily requirements without which we cannot envisage a single moment of our life. So, it goes without saying that we have to be ever conscious for our requirements.
This all is being discussed because I would like to share some crucial views regarding
water cut-
Nevertheless, on the other hand the person who so ever is involved in giving such kind of stern difficulties must also have some sympathy for the people in the colony and cognate about their livelihoods, that what would be happening to their life without water and thereafter, they must do some ethical works which should not touch the sentiments of the people but , do something which gives worthy aftermath to the people, keeping in mind that there are many people who are totally dependent on that single source water pipeline.
“To Err Is Human” but this does not mean that we should learn after the mistake is committed. My opinion in this regard is that we have come across many situations and we have attained an age that we are capable enough to predict the outcomes of any action that we are going to take. If we overlook it , it becomes so late that we are not in a position and able to get back to our own feet.
Therefore, I vehemently exhort such impulsive decisions which goes beyond the resilience and give abrupt dire upshot and honestly like to request the person who so ever he/she may be, not to practice such kind of unscrupulous act that it would get in the way of the normal lives of people in the colony.
Yours,
A citizen
Retrospect on Lower Siang
Dear Editor,
Through the column of your esteemed daily, I would like to appeal the people of Lower Siang to introspect among themselves over the delay in declaring the headquarters. Why has the government taken such a long time? Why we have not been able to come to a consensus on the headquarter issue? Is it our lack of will power to come up above party based politics? Has Lower Siang become a political victim? Are there some people who are trying to hijack the issue with full force? Are there people who are giving negative feedback to the government leading to this delay?
Is it the political gimmicks of our own elected leaders of 28th Likabali A/C or 36th Basar A/C?
Are we going back in time?
Everyone may please deeply introspect, so that we could achieve our goal as soon as possible.
Yours,
Kenmar Gibi
Tatamori,
Gensi, West Siang
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