India and China Talked. Eight Points Later, Arunachal Is Still Watching Closely.

After years of frozen silence and lingering suspicion since the bloody Galwan Valley clash of 2020, India and China sat down again — this time in Beijing — and walked out with something they called progress. The 25th round of talks between the special representatives of the two countries on the boundary question produced what … Read more

AAPSU’s Bold March to Taksing: Students Take India’s Border Concerns Into Their Own Hands

When students put on their boots and start walking toward one of India’s most remote frontier villages, you know the message they’re sending goes far beyond a press release. On August 13, the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) launched a two-day march to Taksing, a frontier village tucked deep in the Upper Subansiri district, … Read more

Pema Khandu Calls Border Communities Arunachal’s “First Line of Strength” Amid China Shadow

When a Chief Minister sits down with villagers from the frontier, it means something. Especially when Chinese troops are allegedly walking closer to their doorsteps. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, on Tuesday, August 11, met representatives of the Mra Welfare Society of Upper Subansiri district and made a statement that cuts straight to the … Read more

Soldiers Face to Face on the Border — Fresh India-China Standoff Claims Shake Arunachal Again

Photos and videos are circulating. Timestamps point to late July. And yet, as of now, not a single official has confirmed what happened on that remote stretch of the Arunachal border. Fresh claims of a face-off between the Indian Army and China’s People’s Liberation Army have emerged from the Taksing Circle in Upper Subansiri district … Read more

After Six Long Years, the Gates Have Opened Again — India-Myanmar Border Haat Returns to Pangsau Pass

After Six Long Years, the Gates Have Opened Again — India-Myanmar Border Haat Returns to Pangsau Pass

For six years, silence hung over one of Arunachal Pradesh’s most storied trading spots. But on July 30, that silence was finally broken. The historic India-Myanmar Border Haat at Pangsau Pass in Changlang district has officially resumed operations, reigniting hopes of a brighter future for the border communities who had been waiting — and waiting … Read more

Army Goes to the Doorstep: CM Pema Khandu Applauds ‘Shaurya Sambandh’ Outreach Deep in Arunachal’s Frontier

Army Goes to the Doorstep: CM Pema Khandu Applauds 'Shaurya Sambandh' Outreach Deep in Arunachal's Frontier

When the mountains keep you cut off from the world, it means everything when the world finds a way to reach you. That’s exactly what the Indian Army did in Tuting — one of Arunachal Pradesh’s most remote border pockets — when the SpearHead Division under Spear Corps organised the Shaurya Sambandh Veterans Outreach programme. … Read more

After Six Long Years of Silence, the Pangsau Pass Border Haat Is Open Again — And It Means Everything

After Six Long Years of Silence, the Pangsau Pass Border Haat Is Open Again — And It Means Everything

A historic marketplace at the India-Myanmar border just came back to life, carrying with it the hopes of two nations and the livelihoods of people who have been waiting far too long. A Market That Was Missed On July 20, 2026, something quietly significant happened at the edge of Arunachal Pradesh. The Pangsau Pass Border … Read more