Arunachal Ends 80:20 Quota: New Govt Job Rules You Must Know
Arunachal Cabinet scrapped the old 80:20 reservation formula for government jobs. Know the new APST, PRC, and local dialect rules every aspirant must know.
Arunachal News
Stones, Blockades and a Border on the Brink: The Assam-Arunachal Flashpoint Nobody Can Ignore
Rocks were flying at security forces on August 13 — and the situation along one of Northeast India’s most contested borders was far from calming down. What Started with Bullets, Grew into a Blockade It began three days earlier. On August 10, a firing incident at Mingmang Basti — a small settlement along the Assam-Arunachal … Read more
Shots Fired, Promises Made: Arunachal CM Breaks Silence on Dhemaji Border Incident
Twelve people were left bleeding on the Assam side of the border. Now, the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh is on the phone, making promises. What Happened at Bodoti At least 12 people from Assam were injured on Monday after allegedly being fired upon by individuals from the Arunachal Pradesh side of the border in … Read more
“Assam Is Our Elder Brother” — Arunachal Minister’s Powerful Message Amid Border Tensions
When tempers flare at a border, it takes a cool head to hold things together — and that’s exactly what Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung chose to be. Amid a tense border flare-up between Arunachal Pradesh and Assam, Minister Natung stepped forward with words that cut through the noise — calling Assam not a … Read more
India’s Blunt Message to Beijing: Arunachal “Was, Is, and Will Remain” Ours — Period.
China keeps playing its favourite renaming game with Arunachal Pradesh. India just slammed the door shut — again. On August 11, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) delivered one of its sharpest rebuttals yet to Beijing’s persistent campaign of assigning Chinese names to locations inside Arunachal Pradesh. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stood before the media … Read more
China Cries Foul as India Names 27 Places in Arunachal — But New Delhi Isn’t Blinking
Beijing called it “illegal, null and void.” India called it what it is — a fact. In a move that was always going to rattle Beijing, India last week formally identified 27 places and geographical features in Arunachal Pradesh by their standard names on the official Indian map. It didn’t take long for China to … Read more
From Pasighat to the Parade Ground: Arunachal CM Opens NCC Academy, Puts Youth on Notice
A frontier state just gave its young people a runway — and a responsibility. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Monday officially inaugurated the newly constructed NCC Academy Complex at Pasighat, East Siang district, calling it far more than just a building. It’s a statement. In a state that shares sensitive borders and carries … Read more
Sitting on a Goldmine: Arunachal Minister Pushes to Speed Up Geothermal and Mineral Exploration
Arunachal Pradesh is not just a land of breathtaking mountains and ancient tribes — it may also be sitting on an energy and mineral treasure that could change the state’s economic story forever. The Push from the Top Science and Technology Minister Dasanglu Pul made that case loud and clear on Monday, August 10, when … Read more
Arunachal’s Job Quota Fight Just Got Serious — Cabinet Could Scrap 80:20 Rule by August 13
The battle over who gets government jobs in Arunachal Pradesh has been building for years. Now, it’s finally coming to a head. A Draft That Could Change Everything The Arunachal Pradesh government has readied a draft proposal to completely scrap the long-contested 80:20 recruitment ratio — and it could land before the state Cabinet for … Read more
A Sea of Saffron, White and Green: Itanagar’s 300-Foot Tiranga Rally Brings 1,000 Students to the Streets
it’s not every day you see a 300-foot-long national flag moving through a city. But on August 9, the streets of Itanagar made that sight possible — and unforgettable. When the Tricolour Took Over the Capital Arunachal Pradesh’s capital city came alive on Saturday as part of the nationwide Har Ghar Tiranga campaign. Around 1,000 … Read more
