Eight Years in the Making: The Dri River Bridge That Could Change Everything for Arunachal’s China Border Region

For the people living deep inside Dibang Valley, crossing the Dri River has never been a casual thing. It has been a gamble — a daily uncertainty shaped by weather, swollen waters, and a question that should never have to be asked: will I make it across today? That question may finally have an answer. … Read more

Eight Days, One Bridge, and the Villages That Hold the Edge of India

It took one reckless truck driver, and suddenly some of India’s most remote villages were cut off from the world. It took the Army and BRO eight relentless days to bring them back. A critical Bailey bridge in Arunachal Pradesh’s Anjaw district — one that quietly holds together the lifeline of India’s easternmost frontier — … Read more

Will Modi Blink? Congress Demands Answers as Xi Jinping Lands in India for BRICS

Chinese President Xi Jinping is on Indian soil. And the question on everyone’s lips in the Northeast isn’t about trade agreements or diplomatic pleasantries — it’s about Arunachal Pradesh. As Xi touched down for the BRICS Summit 2026, the Congress party wasted absolutely no time putting Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the spot. AICC General … Read more

A Map Cannot Erase History: Arunachal Congress Fires Back at UN Over Misleading Depiction

A world map should show the world as it is — not as someone wishes it were. That’s the message the Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee sent loud and clear on Wednesday, September 10, when it took a firm and unambiguous stand against the way a recently released United Nations world map depicts the state. APCC … Read more

A UN Map Tried to Erase Arunachal Pradesh from India. Pema Khandu Wasn’t Having It.

A map is never just a map — and when the United Nations published one that placed Arunachal Pradesh outside the borders of India, it set off a storm that reached all the way to the Chief Minister’s office in Itanagar. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu came out swinging on September 10, issuing a … Read more

Pema Khandu to Changlang Students: Follow the Rules, File Complaints the Right Way

Violence is never the answer — and Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu made that crystal clear on Sunday when he stepped in to address the unrest brewing in Changlang district over the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise. Khandu directly appealed to students, youth, and residents of the district to calm down, respect the … Read more

A Mountain Gave Way Near Shakti — And a Border Village in Tawang Is Cut Off Again

The road was there one moment. And then it wasn’t. A massive landslide has blocked the Zemithang-Tawang road near Shakti village in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang district, snapping road connectivity to one of India’s most remote and strategically critical border pockets. The incident, reported on September 3, has left the region scrambling — with no immediate … Read more

One Bridge, One Road, No Backup — Anjaw’s Lifeline Over Lohit River Is Crumbling

The trucks kept coming. Heavier than allowed, louder than expected — and now, Anjaw is paying the price. The only Bailey bridge over the Lohit River in Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh is dangerously close to collapse. The bridge, located at Krowti in Kibithoo Circle, has been battered into a fragile state by the repeated … Read more

No Signal, No Road, No Hope: The Forgotten Villages of Taksing and Limeking

While the rest of India debates borders and satellite imagery, the people living closest to those very borders can’t even send a WhatsApp message. Taksing and Limeking circles in Upper Subansiri district have been making headlines lately — but only for Chinese intrusion. What the cameras miss, and what the headlines rarely mention, is the … Read more