Panel to convey views to CM: Mein By A O News Service ITANAGAR, Aug 19: Of the numerous community based organizations (CBOs) and students’ unions which took part in a consultative meeting on ‘Constitutional safeguards of rights of indigenous people’ at Dorjee Khandu State Convention Centre here on Thursday, All Indigenous Tribes Forum (AITF) and All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) out rightly object move for Mon and Patkai Autonomous Councils. AITF vice president Getam Borang said that “No division of Arunachal Pradesh and the Govt should first make the…
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Police arrest kingpin, 3 drug peddlers with drugs
CHANGLANG, Aug 19: Three suspected persons involved in drug trafficking, identified as Duyu Sunny (30), Sentum Poyun (35) and Tuleshwar Chetia (38) were arrested and about 141 gm suspected contraband drug and Rs 25,000 recovered from their possession in presence of executive magistrate Goju Sikom on Wednesday. This was the outcome of raid conducted by Changlang district anti-drug squad (ADS) led by Insp C A Namchoom, local police station OC and his team including constables M Saikia, Samre Kungkho, K Mungrey and K Khomrang conducted raid under supervision of SP…
Read MoreTRIMHS inks milestone: Libang | Manipur first to join DNB course, 3 more to join
By Pradeep Kumar NAHARLAGUN, Augt 19: The Tomo Riba Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (TRIMHS) has carved a niche across India with first student Dr Anjali Kamai of Manipur rejecting seat offered in Delhi, Kolkata and Patna medical collleges preferred TRIMHS to pursue a three-year Diplomate National Board (DNB) course in gynaecology. Helath & Family Welfare Minister lo Libang during his recent visit to TRIMHS appreciated her nd assurred that with best advanced eqiumpements and highly qulaiified teachers she would get the best education from this college. Dr Kamai,…
Read MoreArunachal COVID-19 tally up to 2,950
By A O News Service NAHARLAGUN, Aug 18: With 75 fresh COVID-19 cases reported on Wednesday, Arunachal Pradesh tally rose to 2,950 including 923 active cases, 2,022 recoveries and five deaths so far, state surveillance officer Dr L Jampa reported on Wednesday. The district-wise fresh cases included: ICC- 16 (9 detected from Banderdewa check gate, 1 APP returnee from Uttar Pradesh & 3 reported from TRIHMS, Nlg, 2 reported from SQF, Lekhi & 1 APP personal is reported from RKMH, Itanagar, tested by RDT-Ag); Papum Pare- 6 (3 detected from…
Read MorePanshumthong chief dies at 110
KHONSA, Aug 19: Chief of Panshumthong village Wangkap Lowang died at his Panshumthong residence, 15-km from here at 1.30 am on Thursday after prolonged illness. Khonsa Bazaar remained closed on Wednesday as decided by Bazaar Welfare Committee as a mark of respect to the departed soul. Born on December 15, 1910 to late Wangpam Lowang, he was 110 and was the oldest man of Tirap district. He is survived by 2 sons 3 daughters, 15 grandsons, 12 grand daughters, 29 great grandchildren. He had served as political assistant in NEFA…
Read MoreOri bags state award as best handicraft artisan
AALO, Aug 19: One Lika Ori of Yigi Kaum village, expert in making traditional handicraft like hat (bolup), egin, opo, osi, hobuk bow and arrow bagged state award for Best Artisan 2019-20 in handicraft sector with a certificate and Rs. 75,000. He underwent cane and bamboo training of textile and handicraft department in 1987-88 and took part in various skill development training at Itanagar and Guwahati. He also won many prizes in district exhibitions conducted from time to time. The certificate was handed over to him by Aalo East MLA…
Read MoreNEP based on democratic principles: Prof Asif
ITANAGAR, Aug 19: Prof. Mazhar Asif of JNU-cum-draft committee member of National Education Policy-2020 (NEP) said that it is based on democratic principles and values of our nation. In his keynote address to national webinar on ‘NEP: Role of stakeholders, organized by NGO Arunachal region Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal (BSM) on Thursday, said that the policy is India-student-teacher centric nd aims to fill the gap between education system and society by recognizing different skill based practices which will further enrich and strengthen the system. Stressing on regional languages, he said it…
Read More12% rise in cancer in India by 2025: ICMR-NCDIR
Cancer cases- Aizawl district highest in India BANGALORE, Aug 19: The National Cancer Registry Programme Report 2020, released by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and National Centre for Disease Informatics & Research (NCDIR) here, estimated that 13.9 lakh cancer cases in India in 2020 is likely to increase to 15.7 lakhs by 2025, based on current trends. These estimates are based on information related to cancer collected from 28 Population Based Cancer Registries (PBCRs) and 58 Hospital Based Cancer Registries (HBCRs). In 2020, tobacco related cancers are estimated to contribute 3.7…
Read MoreNamsing flood victims get Rs 1 lakh as relief
PASIGHAT, Aug 19: East Siang district Adi Bne Kebang president Obing Yomso along with his executive members GS Talut Siram, legal adviser Kamin Lego, join secretaries Tarin & Dr. Temin Payum visited flood affected areas of Namsing village and handed over a cheque of Rs. one lakh sponsored by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI). WTI CEO-cum-executive director Vivek Menon and JD Sunil Karyong along with DFO Tashi Mize gave the flood relief which was received by HGB Duleswar Pangging and GB Mohonto Perme. SEAN Foundation general secretary group captain (Retd)…
Read MoreCharge sheet filing in job scam soon: SP
ITANAGAR, Aug 19: Hearing in Arunachal Pradesh Service Selection Board (APSSB) job scam has been completed, in all 20 persons were arrested and the charge sheet would be submitted to the court, SIC SP M Harsha Vardhan said on Thursday. Responding to ‘what would be outcome of the probe into the infamous job scam’, he quipped famous adage: As you sow, so shall you reap! 20
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