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- ‘Attempt to frame’ RTI activist: Police arrests 3
- Tawang prepared for ultimate religious rituals of late Khandu
- ADC kicks off 22nd Hong Dree Football Tourney
- 44th Dree football QFs from today
- DoNER accords priority to Arunachal’s development
- RTI forum demands removal of minister and CIC
- Tylang Shanti honored with Anita Sen Memorial Award
- AYVF demands CBI enquiry into chopper crash
- Medical sub-
centre inaugurated - Dam affected people reiterate demands
- A tribute to Karmaveer Dorjee Khandu
- INTUC youth wing chairman on a week long tour
- 17 donate blood on blood donors day
Livestock vaccination prog
ITANAGAR, June 16: The department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Itanagar is conducting routine mass vaccination programme of livestock within Itanagar and nearby villages from June 22 to 30.
It appealed all the livestock owners to keep their animal ready for vaccination.
Vaccination programmes will be carried out in Donyi-
Noble wisdom
ITANAGAR, Jun 16: Buddhist television programme Noble Wisdom is being telecast on
Nepali TV Channel Nepal-
The main aim of broadcasting the programme by popular TV channel like Nepal-
The programme would be telecast through Nepal-
TV channel Sadhana started telecasting of the programme (Noble Wisdom) last year after formal launching of the programme by Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama on May 27 in Patna.
Posting of teachers demanded
ITANAGAR, June 16: All Papum Poma Students’ Union expressing displeasure over the shortage of subject teachers at government secondary school Jote and government secondary school Tarasso in a release today demanded the Deputy Director of School Education (DDSE), Papum Pare District to post subject teachers to at Jote and Tarasso secondary schools and other schools of the district before the beginning of new academic session.
Achiever facilitated
ITANAGAR, June 16: The Capital Complex Sora Welfare Society has facilitated Geyir Sora who has secured 92% in recently conducted ISCE Examination 2011. She secured 88 (Eng), 92 (His), PSc 94, SOC 94 respectively. The society also congratulated Marge Sora and T.Y Sora parents of Geyir Sora. The society wishes her success in future endeavour.
Recognition
ITANAGAR, June 16: The All India Chess Federation, Chennai has recognized the authority of Dobin Doke and Tamchi Kache as the President and General Secy respectively of All Arunachal Pradesh Chess Association (AAPCA). This was informed by Federation in a letter to Doke on June 15.
Earlier, in its emergency Executive Body meeting held on May 8, AAPCA removed Hina Nabam Mavan from the post of general secretary for the period of three years as per association bye laws.
Meanwhile AAPCA led by Doke lauded the state Govt for providing financial assistance to 5 members Arunachal Pradesh team to participate in the National Level `B`Chess Championship being held at Aurangabad (Maharastra) from 15th June to 26.
Appointments opposed
ITANAGAR, June 16: The central executive members and office bearers of All Nyishi Youth Association (ANYA) led by Taring Mama as president, in a release, opposed and vehemently condemned the appointment of ANYA office bearers by Achung Yumlam, who proclaims himself president of the association.
14 days notice for confinement of cattle
ZIRO, July16: With the menace of stray cattle and other animals increasing day by day within Ziro (Hapoli) township posing threat to town cleanliness and public health and hygiene, the Lower Subansiri Deputy Commissioner, Nila Mohanan, in an executive order has directed the cattle /animal owners of the town to keep them confined in their own premises within 14 days.
The order warns to eliminate the stray cattle/animals after 14 days from the date of issue by auctioning or shooting the animals. DIPRO
DMO demands posting of doctors
ITANAGAR: District Medical Officer, Kurung Kumey District in a letter to Director of Health Services appealed for immediate posting of two allopathic doctors at Koloriang CHC.
DMO Dr Higio Tama said that the Koloriang CHC is facing acute shortage of doctors as only three doctors (a Homeopathic, a Ayush and a contractual doctor) are serving in the CHC.
Shortage of ration items
ITANAGAR: The people of Singa circle of Upper Siang district are facing hardship due to acute shortage of ration and other essential items for the last four to five months, informed the District Mondol president of Upper Siang.
Fearing aggravation of the situation during monsoon due to communication problems, he appealed to the authorities concerned to make necessary arrangement for supply of food grains and other items at the earliest.
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‘Attempt to frame’ RTI activist:
Police arrests 3
ITANAGAR, June 16: The city police yesterday achieved a breakthrough when they arrested three persons in connection with the recent Nirjuli incident in which a pistol and suspected explosive materials are found from the car of RTI activist and Sango Lomte Foundation chairman Payi Gyadi. Police convinced that pistol and other materials found in the car were planted by someone.
The arrested persons have been identified as Kariling Gyadi (29), who is believed to be former member of Liberation Tiger of Arunachal (LTA), Sanjeev Tana (38) and Rupam Wary (28) and they confessed their involvement in the case, but the motive behind such act could not be immediately established, the SP informed.
Giving details which leads to the arrest of three persons, SP further disclosed that police had received a call from mobile number 9402929486 around 1:43 hours on 6 June, caller was claiming himself an intelligent wing personnel from Assam and informed that vehicle number 3802 has possessed dangerous articles which stationed somewhere at Nirjuli. Again same number called the city police at around 9:11 hours with specific details of vehicle number and location which accordingly police acted and found the suspected car which later turned out be car of RTI activist Payi Gyadi.
The police recovered a 9mm pistol and two other objects wrapped with papers from the seat pouch of Gyadi’s vehicle parked inside the residential compound of his landlord at Nirjuli.
The SP, who himself rushed to Nirjuli on that day further said finger print experts were called in but no finger prints could be developed as the vehicle was exposed to heavy rains overnight. It was found that the channels of the car removed and lock damaged. On close inspection and even after thorough examination of Payi Gyadi and other family members, police was convinced that the pistol and other objects were planted by someone.
Accordingly, a sou-
The SP, to a specific question, informed that after getting through “material evidence” collected from concerned authority in Gauhati University, a criminal case has been registered against some persons for their alleged indulgence in fabrication of false documents to get govt jobs, as complained by Sango Lomte Foundation in recent past.
AAPSU concerned at ‘conspiracy’ against RTI activist
ITANAGAR: All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (AAPSU) expresses serious concern over the way RTI activist Payi Gyadi has been tried to frame in false case.
AAPSU President Takam Tatung in release today said, “This whole incident is unprecedented and never heard before. Arunachal has never witnessed such kind of conspiracy to frame someone in the past. The incident also shows how vulnerable is ordinary citizens of this state. Today if anybody tries to raise corruption charges against any powerful people, his/her life becomes risky”. The AAPSU said the state government needs to take serious note of this incident and make sure that ordinary citizens do not get harassed for fighting against corruption.
AAPSU also urged upon the Govt to formulate proper policy for those Arunachalee citizens who shun the path of violence and surrender before authority for peaceful life with mainstream society.
Expressing concern over the large number of counseling centres that have been opened in Itanagar just before and during admission session, AAPSU also appealed to the parents to be careful while seeking admissions in private colleges. “They should make sure that colleges are properly affiliated and have good infrastructure, AAPSU said and appealed to the private institutions not to cheat students. The union will not tolerate any cheating incident, AAPSU said.
Tawang prepared for ultimate religious rituals of late Khandu
Nima Khenrab
TAWANG, June 16: The preparation for the 49th day religious rituals of late Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu which is scheduled on June 17 has been set at the private residence of late Khandu at Lemburdung here. This ultimate ritual is mainly performed to guide the soul to the right path according to the Buddhist custom.
It was on Saturday, April 30, exactly ten days after the Pawan Hans Mi172 crash landed at the edge of the Urgen Sangpo Heliport, Tawang killing 17, that another Pawan Hans Helicopter (Eurocopter B3) with former CM late Khandu and four others went missing approximately 20 minutes after it took off from the Army Helipad. On May 4, local search party under the leadership of ASM Thutan Genden found the mortal remains of late Chief Minister Khandu and four others. The last rites of late Khandu was performed on 10th of May with all state honour.
It is worth mentioning here that despite the concerted efforts of the Central and the State governments, the missing helicopter could not be located even after more than 96 long hours. Services of the Royal Government of Bhutan were also sought in the search operation. It was indeed one of the gloomiest periods in the history of Arunachal Pradesh when the search operation of the beloved Chief Minister was repeatedly hampered by inclement weather. Finally, local people traced out the crashed helicopter at the remote hill of Sachung Grazing Ground, adjacent to Luguthang.
Khandu was borne to mother, Late Pema Tsomo and father, Late Leki Dorjee on March 3, 1955 to a peasant family of Monpa tribe in a small village called Gyangkhar of Tawang district. He assumed office as the 5th Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh on 9th April, 2007 and held the coveted office of the Chief Minister of the State for a little longer than four years before his tragic death. He is survived by four wives, five sons and two daughters. Khandu started his life by serving in the Indian Army’s intelligence Corps for seven years. His diligent service in the Intelligence corps decorated him with a gold medal for rendering meritorious services during the 1971 Bangladesh war. Thereafter, he shifted his career as a small time local politician and rose to the highest political post of the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh. His political debut started in 1980 when he was elected as an Anchal Samiti Member (ASM). He established drinking water supplies, electricity and communication systems in conjunction with setting up schools in remote areas of Tawang district.
With his visionary instinct of preserving the rich unique ancient tradition and culture of the Monpa community, he established the cultural and cooperative societies in Tawang. Under his leadership as the Culture Secretary the Tawang Cultural troupe participated in the 1982 Asiad, in Delhi and won a silver medal for excellence in performing arts.
From then on, there was no looking back. His zest for initiating the much required infrastructure development in the State took him to the Corridors of Power in New Delhi where with his humble demeanour and cordial approach persuaded one and all including the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan of their active participation in the unprecedented development of the State. With his untiring efforts, he was able to invite the Prime Minister to Arunachal Pradesh on 31st January, 2008 after a gap of ten long years. It was on this visit that the Prime Minister of India to announce The Rs 24,000 crore Mega special package for the State.
The magnanimous love of the people irrespective of boundaries could be visible from the tears that rolled from their cheeks when they learnt about the demise of their great leader.
With his passing away the people lost their generous and compassionate “Laughing Buddha”. Though dead, Khandu shall ever remain in the hearts of his people and go down in the history of the State as ‘Father of modern Arunachal’.
Football Tourney
ZIRO, Jun 16: The 22nd Hong Dree Football Tournament organized by Dree Festival Celebration Committee (DFCC), Hong began with ADC (Hqs) D K Das kicking off the tournament in presence of hundreds of soccer lovers here at Hanoko today.
Declaring the tournament open, the ADC suggested the players and their supporters to take part in it with festive spirit since it has been organized as a part of Dree celebration.
Hibu Uma, ZPM, Niichi (Hong) along with DFCC members and general public were also present in the inaugural function.
The inaugural match was played between MS Football Club and BL Sports Club in which
the former defeated the latter by 3-
This year, 10 teams are participating in the tournament. The teams are divided into two pools of five teams.
Niichi-
44th Dree football QFs from today
ZIRO, Jun 16: Zamra Club will lock horns with Hari Sports Club in the first quarterfinals while Diibo Sports Club will meet Puchi Putii Club in the second quarterfinals of the 44th Dree Football Tournament at Subansiri Stadium Hapoli tomorrow at 1 pm and 2.30 pm respectively. The third quarterfinals match will be played between Sojang Lapang Sports Club and All Hija Sports Association while Laji Bogia Sports Club will play against Youngest Club Hari in fourth quarterfinals on June 18 next.
Yesterday, Puchi Putii Club (PPC) beat Bulla Tajang-
PCC shot into lead 7 minutes into the match through Nada Tado. PCC was leading 3-
The second half saw both the teams scoring one goal each. The consolation goal for
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Pura Talo and Michi Takum are the Match Commissioner and Asst. Match Commissioner respectively while the referee panel includes Duyu Bida, Kipa Tachung, Dani Omo, Kago Robo, Tatum Pajik, Toko Taker and Tage Nikang.
DoNER accords priority to Arunachal’s development
ITANAGAR, June 16: With the Centre attaching top priority to the development of sensitive border state of Arunachal Pradesh, Union Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Minister Bijoy Krishna Handique yesterday assured all possible help for achieving the goal.
The assurance came when state’s Planning and Finance Minister Kalikho Pul called
on Handique at his New Delhi office to hold threadbare discussion on the effective
implementation of numerous DoNER and NEC schemes vis-
Handique (who belongs to neighbouring Assam), Chandra (who has traveled to many interior parts of the state on foot as member of the Planning Commission) and Pattanaik (who also worked in the state as commissioner), appreciated the problems created by tough terrain, vastness, lack of communication and hostile climatic conditions, Pul told this daily over telephone.
As New Delhi ups its ante for expediting the development of the state, particularly
in the far-
A lot of reforms in financial and monitoring matters are required for successful
and time-
Pul, who took over the important planning and finance portfolio recently, also pleaded
for new criteria and new formula for allocation of funds for this land-
The close coordination between Itanagar and New Delhi while taking the people along is crucial to achieve success, Pul advocated.
It is worth mentioning here that the Planning Commission on Monday last approved
Rs 3,200 crore as annual plan outlay for the state for 2011-
minister and CIC
ITANAGAR, June 16: Arunachal Pradesh RTI Activist Forum (APRTIAF) has appealed to the governor for removal of present Health Minister Atum Welly and State Chief Information Commissioner Y D Thongchi from their respective post so that free, fair and proper investigation is carried out to unearth the truth behind their alleged involvement in illegal appointments.
Pointing out the FIR lodged at Itanagar Police Station in March 4 last by Sango Lomte Foundation against Welly and Thongchi for their alleged involvement in illegal appointments, the Forum said that despite HC’s directive to register the case, no tangible action has been taken so far. The Forum also submitted separate copies of memorandum to state Chief Minister, APCC and AICC presidents for necessary action.
The forum further expressing their resentment over the enhancement of RTI fees from Rs 2 to Rs 10 per copy said that RTI fees should be in uniformity with other state.
It demanded the authority to reduce its RTI charges to Rs. Two per copy and threaten to launch democratic movement against the government, if their demands is not fulfilled within 15 days.
Tylang Shanti honored with Anita Sen Memorial Award
ZIRO, June 16: The Mother of Mother’s Home and Chairperson of Achukuru Welfare Society, Ziro, Tylang Shanti was today honoured by Udyogini in recognition of her selfless service to humanity by awarding her the Anita Sen memorial award.
The Award was presented to her by Lower Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Nila Mohanan in the presence of Udyogini representatives Rajiv Lochan Pathak, Poulami Bhattacharyya, government officials, Gaon Burahs, in a simple function at Mother’s home here.
The award instituted in the memory of a dedicated Programme Coordinator of Udyogini, late Anita Sen who lost her life in a train accident in Orissa while returning from a programme of Udyogini carries a citation and Cheque of Rs.25000.
The DC, while presenting the award congratulated Shanti on being recognized for her service to humanity. It is not an easy job to take up a philanthropic activity that too to take care of destitute, mentally retarded, physically handicapped etc by a person single handedly. Reiterating that her efforts need to be appreciated and encouraged by all sections of the society, she appealed the locals to give their love and emotional support to her. While encouraging her in her field of work, she assured her of all possible help from the District Administration and hoped that her work will spread to the entire state.
The DC also thanked the Udyogini for choosing Tylang Shanti for the award and for their special gesture of coming to Ziro to honour her here at her own locality instead of calling her to Delhi for the award.
The representatives of Udyogini, Rajiv Pathak and Poulami Bhattacharyya, highlighting about Udyogini and its activities since 1992, about the award and process of selecting the Anita Sen Memorial annual awardees said,Udyogini meaning woman entrepreneur came into existence in 1992 as a service provider for micro enterprise management services, principally training for poor, asset less and mainly illiterate women in the backward states of India.
The Jeevan Shuraksha, Ziro branch, also chipped in with a cheque of Rs. 50001 for the Achukuru Welfare Society as recognition of the service to the poor, besides arranging the function in liaison with Achukuru Welfare Society.
The Mother’s home at present is taking care of 13 destitute with varying degrees of physically handicap, mentally retarded and orphans, without any help either from the government or any organization informed cheerful mother of Mother’s home and chairperson of Achukuru Welfare society, Tylang Shanti in her activity report. She feel encouraged and promised to take in over twenty more helpless people to her mother’s home .
Dy Director, ICDS, Jaya Jaswal Singh, Social Activist, Rubu Bukar also showered praises on the activities of Achukuru Welfare Society. DIPRO
into chopper crash
ITANAGAR, June 16: Arunachal Youth Volunteer Front (AYVF) has demanded CBI enquiry into the Luguthang chopper crash which claimed life of former Chief Minister late Dorjee Khandu and four others on April 30 last.
In a letter to Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin, the Forum said that the agencies investigating
the chopper crash are parts and parcels of Pawan Hans, DGCA and civil aviation and
their impartiality and credibility in this particular case will always under the
scanner as any fault if found during investigation will be risking their own department
or agency. Moreover, the failure to locate the ill-
It is more than one and half months since the chopper tragedy, but the state government has failed to investigate and ascertain the circumstances and immediate cause of the crash so far, Forum said. It questioned why the state Government is reluctant to handing over the case to CBI for investigation. The Forum further said the new leadership that has taken over the charge from late Chief Minister Khandu is duty bound to inform the people of the investigation into chopper crash. It threatened agitation in democratic way if their demand is not fulfilled.
Medical sub-
Development top priority : Taloh
PASIGHAT, June 16: The state’s Deputy Speaker and 35 Pangin-
Taloh stated the welfare and development has been his highest priority for the constituents on equal basis and no injustices be made in this regard. He assured that developmental schemes and its implementations would be carried out with consultation and consents of the local people. This, he stated while addressing a public meeting held at Jorsing village. The people of the constituency have reposed their faith by electing him as their MLA and he is trying his best to reciprocate, added Taloh. Taloh called upon the people to practically become part of the developmental process for speedy implementations under the dynamic leadership of the Chief Minister Jarbom Gamlin. He while appreciating the govt. officials stated paying full attention the government has taken several important steps to strengthen the administrative system and work culture.
One new govt. vehicle for the Circle Officer (Rebo-
Reiterating the hydropower as the backbone of state economy, Taloh appealed one and all to cooperate the government for revenue earning as well as creation of employment avenues for the state’s people.
Earlier in the morning, Taloh inaugurated a newly constructed ‘Medical Sub-
On the same day, the Dy. Speaker inaugurated a 16,000 Ltrs. Capacity ‘Water Tank’ constructed by PHED at the cost of fifty one lakhs in the village. It was over due to get fresh & clean/filtered drinking water which would indeed be useful and resist water borne diseases, he stated. Further appreciating PHED Boleng he said that it could be materialized due to their sincere efforts and hard working.
Among others, DMO T Taloh, AE (PHE) Er. Oling Taloh, senior leader Tagang Taki, ASMs and GBs spoke and few prominent citizens were present on the occasion. DIPRO
Dam affected people reiterate demands
Correspondent
ANINI, June 16: The Dam Affected Citizens Committee (DACC) has alleged the state government of not redressing the grievances/demands made by public and said it lacked people’s first policy.
The state government should clarify on the demand made by the project affected people, which was submitted on October 2010 to Chief Minister office through Deputy Commissioner Anini, said the organization in a release.
The demand was for inclusion of charter of demand in memorandum of agreement between NHPC Ltd and the state government.
“The government comes to people only before fixation of public hearing, which has become a habit. This creates confusion only to realize later that all effort was in vain.”
DACC in its demand has claimed that the land rates for compensation after land acquisition is less in compare to other community area in the state.
“The approved rates should be uniform in entire state fixed as per different topography. The prevailing rates for the reliance hydro power project in Tato circle in West Siang District are given minimum of Rs. 100/square meter (Ten Lakhs/hectare) for undeveloped/uncultivable slope land and maximum of Rs. 600/square meter (Sixty Lakhs/hectare) for industrial plots.” Whereas the organization noted that, in the case of Dibang Multipurpose Project, the land rate of community land per/hectare is given as Rs 1, 75,000 only as compensation.
The representative of dam affected community has stated it as unjustified and exploitation of the community people in the name of development.
A tribute to Karmaveer Dorjee Khandu
Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi
Today is the day of Jha Jhipchijirgu of our beloved late Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu
who died in a tragic helicopter crash forty-
How great a person late Dorjee Khandu was when he was alive, how popular he was, such signs were witnessed only at the time of his death.His popularity could be seen from the number of people who responded to the news of his death, the number of people who shed their tears, who line up with flowers, khatas, gamochas, edi chadars in long queue to pay their last tribute. The crowd lining up both sides of road, just to have a glimpse of coffin containing the dead body of the man they had come admire and love so much, for whose safety and wellbeing everyone prayed since the news flashed all over the Indian Channels about his helicopter going missing, that everybody hoping and praying that he will return back to them hearty and smiling, praying in Mandirs,Gompas, Kargu Gamgis, Medar Namlos Neder Namlos, Churches, Guruduwaras but ultimately sad realities descended upon all in despair, never had there been so sad an occasion in the history of this state.
Yes, Karmaveer Dorjee Khandu who rose from a poor humble family like all older generations
of Arunachal Pradesh was a man endowed with some extra-
Another characteristic of late Dorjee Khandu was his boldness. He was by nature very upright man and would not tolerate any nonsense. He took many such decisions which other Chief Ministers dithered from going forward. That is why he could start many developmental projects for the state by taking bold decisions. He was also able to maintain very cordial relationship not only with the people in helm at centre but with everybody from top to bottom whoever matters for the benefit of our state. Yes, he was a man of vision and wanted to take Arunachal Pradesh at the heights of development, wanted to fulfill the dreams of all, worked tirelessly towards achieving of his dream and vision, but the almighty god wished otherwise. One can narrate in length about his life, about his works, but I have confined myself within the ambit of how I perceived him as a man, as a leader, as a visionary.
Today, on this occasion of Jha Jhipchijirgu, I pay my homage to Karmaveer Dorjee Khandu. May his soul find a sacred womb today so that he, in another human form can serve the humanity.
(Sahitya Academy awardee Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi, is presently the Chief Information Commissioner, Arunachal Pradesh Information Commission. He is also the President of Arunachal Pradesh Literary Society (APLS).
This article is published on the occasion of the 49th day of Ritual Pooja (Jha Jhipchijirgu) of former Chief Minister, Late Dorjee Khandu.)
a week long tour
ITANAGAR, June 16: S.K. Yadav Chairman, National Youth Wing, Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC) hold a brief meeting here today with Arunachal unit of INTUC and All Arunachal Pradesh Workers Union (AAPWU).
He advised the members to work dedicatedly to uplift the workers of the state and further clarified that there is only one INTUC in the country with Dr G Sanjeeva Reddy as its National President and he appointed INTUC Arunachal Branch Secretary General Jalley Sonam as State working president along with its Publicity Secretary Changma Tajo and Kenkar Yomcha as Secretary General and General Secretary respectively.
Yadav is on week-
17 donate blood on blood donors day
ITANAGAR, June 16: Altogether 17 people including women donated blood during the blood donation camp organized by the Arunachal Pradesh Doctors Association (APDA) in collaboration with the Arunachal Pradesh AIDS Control Society (APSACS) at the Directorate of Health Services (DHS) Conference Hall, Naharlagun on the occasion of the ‘Blood donors’ day’ on 14th June. The 17 units of blood collected will be given to the Blood Bank, state hospital, Naharlagun.
Prominent among the blood donors are APDA President Dr. Mika Umpo, Dr. Tojum Lollen DDHS cum former APDA President, Dr. B. Rina Jt. Director (APSACS), Dr. Marto Ete, Dr. Syam Tsering (APDA CEM), Dr. Taying Kumar (APDA CEM), Dr. Tojum Lollen (Ex President APDA and Dy DHS).
The APDA president on behalf of APDA fraternity thank all donors for their philanthropic contribution and also expressed gratitude to the Arunachal Pradesh AIDS Control Society (APSACS) and the State Hospital, Naharlagun for making the ‘Blood donation camp’ a successful one.
Talar deserves Govt support
Dear Editor,
L. Talar and J Ribya (National level Badminton Player) have not only represented
state in Mini, Sub-
According to records of Arunachal State Badminton Association (ASBA), Talar was former
National Rank No.1, U-
As per the BAI record (Badminton Association of India) Talar is the one of the most Junior promising talented badminton players from Arunachal Pradesh in particular and the country as a whole. If he maintains same tempo and rhythm in near future, he can bring name and fame to the state in particular and country as a whole.
I wrote this letter as I hope that new Government under the leadership of Chief Minister Jorbom Gamlin will look into the matter seriously and encourage state’s budding players. I have more expectation from his leadership and hope the state Govt will sponsor Laa Talar and other sportspersons like Drummer Toko Taji, who got sponsorship for 3 three years. Former Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu gave them 100% assurance for sponsorship 15 days before the chopper crash. I, being one of the sports lovers of the state personally appeal to the new Gamlin led state Government to support Talar.
Yours,
L. Ribe, Itanagar.
Basar needs fire service station
Dear Editor,
I request the state Govt for establishment of sub-
The irony is that Basar, one of the oldest town of West Siang district, is deprived
of fire service station till today. The people of Basar area facing lot of problems
during unfortunate fire mishap due to non-
I request the Basar MLA to look into the matter on priority basis and also request
the people of Basar put pressure on authorities for immediate establishment of fire
sub-
Yours,
Marto Nyodu
Arunachal Law Academy
Naharlagun
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