“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

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

Arunachal Police Takes Child Safety to the Next Level With ‘Muskaan 2.0’

Arunachal Police Takes Child Safety to the Next Level With 'Muskaan 2.0'

When a police force walks into a classroom not to investigate, but to protect — you know something important is shifting. That’s exactly the kind of quiet revolution Arunachal Pradesh Police has been building, and now they’re doubling down on it. From Schools to Homes — The Muskaan Journey Grows The Arunachal Pradesh Police has … Read more

No More Delays: Minister Natung Puts PHE&WS Officers on Notice Over Stalled Water Projects

No More Delays: Minister Natung Puts PHE&WS Officers on Notice Over Stalled Water Projects

Clean water is a basic right — not a promise that expires on paper. That was essentially the message PHE&WS Minister Mama Natung sent loud and clear on Thursday when he sat down with field officers of the Public Health Engineering and Water Supply department in Itanagar and made it unmistakably plain: delays are no … Read more

Shots Fired, Peace Sought: Arunachal Minister Breaks Silence on Assam Border Tensions

Shots Fired, Peace Sought: Arunachal Minister Breaks Silence on Assam Border Tensions

Fifty rounds. No injuries. But a wound that’s been festering for decades. That’s the reality on the Assam-Arunachal border, and Home Minister Mama Natung finally stepped up to address it on July 28. What Sparked the Latest Flashpoint It started on July 15. In Sango village under the Tarasso area of Papum Pare district, things … Read more

Congress Fires on All Fronts: Border Silence, Hospital Corruption, and Ghost Schools — Arunachal BJP Has Some Explaining to Do

Congress Fires on All Fronts: Border Silence, Hospital Corruption, and Ghost Schools — Arunachal BJP Has Some Explaining to Do

The question isn’t being asked quietly anymore. The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee took the gloves off on July 27, going after the state’s BJP government on issues that cut right to the bone — China’s creeping shadow on the border, rotting healthcare, and schools that exist only on paper. “Go to the Border. Take the … Read more

“China Doesn’t Dare Cross Even an Inch” — Arunachal’s Home Minister Fires Back at Encroachment Rumours

"China Doesn't Dare Cross Even an Inch" — Arunachal's Home Minister Fires Back at Encroachment Rumours

On Kargil Vijay Diwas, Mama Natung drew a line — and dared anyone to question which side of it India stands on. While the nation was honouring its Kargil heroes on July 26, Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung stepped up to address a different kind of battle — the one being fought on social … Read more

“Assam Is Our Elder Brother”: Arunachal Minister Mama Natung Reaches Across the Border With a Message of Peace

"Assam Is Our Elder Brother": Arunachal Minister Mama Natung Reaches Across the Border With a Message of Peace

There’s something quietly powerful about a minister choosing the language of family over the language of dispute. Amid renewed tensions along the Arunachal Pradesh–Assam border, state Home and Border Affairs Minister Mama Natung stood up on July 26 and said something most politicians wouldn’t dare — that Assam is the “elder brother,” and Arunachal, like … Read more

Rain Couldn’t Stop Them: Itanagar Runs for Kargil’s Heroes on Vijay Diwas

Rain Couldn't Stop Them: Itanagar Runs for Kargil's Heroes on Vijay Diwas

Two hundred people laced up their shoes and hit the wet streets of Itanagar on Saturday — not because the weather was kind, but because the occasion demanded it. A Run That Means More Than Miles Indira Gandhi Park became the gathering point for over 200 participants — school students, college youth, and Indo-Tibetan Border … Read more