Arunachal Forfeits Ranji Trophy Opener Against Nagaland
Arunachal Pradesh forfeited its Ranji Trophy season opener against Nagaland in Ahmedabad as a legal deadlock in the state cricket association drags on.
Arunachal Pradesh forfeited its Ranji Trophy season opener against Nagaland in Ahmedabad as a legal deadlock in the state cricket association drags on.
An unresolved legal battle inside the Arunachal Cricket Association has left the state team unselected ahead of its Ranji Trophy Plate opener against Nagaland, raising the risk of a forfeit and suspension.
A special NIA court in New Delhi has sentenced a Thai businessman to six years in prison for helping the NSCN(IM) procure arms through an international network.
The North Eastern Council has released ₹42.63 crore for development projects across the Northeast, with Nagaland receiving the largest state share.
For the people living under its shadow, there is no such thing as a routine renewal. On September 25, the Central government quietly issued Gazette notifications extending the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 — better known as AFSPA — across specified areas of Manipur, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh for another six months, effective October … Read more
Thirty-two young students from Itanagar packed their bags, crossed state lines, and came home with more than just memories. The NSS Cell of Don Bosco College (DBC), Itanagar, represented Arunachal Pradesh at the Northeast NSS Festival held at Kohima Science College, Jotsoma, Nagaland from July 27 to 31. Five days. Thirty-two volunteers. And a performance … Read more
When floodwaters swallow entire villages and roads simply vanish overnight, what people need most is to know someone at the top is paying attention. This week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made sure they got that message. A Meeting That Mattered On July 30, PM Modi sat down with Members of Parliament from Arunachal Pradesh and … Read more
For a man who once carried a pistol and a rank — even if self-styled — the walk into the SP’s office in Khonsa must have felt like the longest one of his life. On July 17, Penngam Konyak, 42, a self-styled Lieutenant Colonel of the banned NSCN-R outfit, surrendered before a joint team of … Read more