Bomdila Wakes Up: A Carnival Roars Through West Kameng to Reclaim Its Lost Glory

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It was the kind of morning that reminded everyone why Bomdila deserves to be on the map again. On July 24, the streets of West Kameng’s quiet hill town came alive with drumbeats, swirling dancers, and school children holding placards — all part of a bold, community-driven attempt to put Bomdila back on Arunachal Pradesh’s … Read more

NEET Crisis Hits Arunachal’s Political Stage: Congress Fires Eight Hard Questions at BJP

NEET Crisis Hits Arunachal's Political Stage: Congress Fires Eight Hard Questions at BJP

When students’ dreams are on the line, silence from those in power is not an option — and Arunachal’s Congress unit is making sure nobody forgets that. ‘This Is Not Politics — It’s an Emergency’ The Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) came out swinging on July 24, launching a fierce broadside against the BJP over … Read more

Stop Playing Politics With Students’ Futures: Arunachal BJP Fires Back at Congress Over NEET Paper Leak Row

Stop Playing Politics With Students' Futures: Arunachal BJP Fires Back at Congress Over NEET Paper Leak Row

When lakhs of young Indians are worried about their medical dreams being stolen, the last thing they need is politicians turning their pain into a rallying cry. And that’s exactly what the BJP in Arunachal Pradesh is saying about the Congress. BJP Takes the Fight to Itanagar On July 23, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Arunachal Pradesh … Read more

“Students Deserve Answers, Not Batons” — AAPSU Stands With NEET Protesters, Warns Centre of Bigger Storm Ahead

"Students Deserve Answers, Not Batons" — AAPSU Stands With NEET Protesters, Warns Centre of Bigger Storm Ahead

When a student union from the far northeast of India speaks up for students sitting on the streets of New Delhi, it tells you something important — this NEET fight is no longer regional. It’s everyone’s. Solidarity From the Hills The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) came out strongly on Thursday in support of … Read more

A 15-Year-Old Girl Died. Seven Months Later, the CBI Has Finally Walked In.

A 15-Year-Old Girl Died. Seven Months Later, the CBI Has Finally Walked In.

The death of a teenage girl who was working as a domestic help in Arunachal Pradesh’s Lower Dibang Valley is no longer just a local matter — it has reached the desks of India’s top investigative agency. And as the CBI digs in, a disturbing second layer is beginning to surface: allegations that someone tried … Read more

AAPSU Steps In: Arunachal Student Body Backs NEET Protesters, Puts Centre on Notice

AAPSU Steps In: Arunachal Student Body Backs NEET Protesters, Puts Centre on Notice

When police batons meet student placards, something has already gone very wrong. That’s exactly the message the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union is sending to New Delhi. From Jantar Mantar to Itanagar — The Anger Is Spreading The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has thrown its full weight behind the NEET protesters demonstrating at … Read more

Mebo’s Pineapples Hit the Road: Arunachal Sends First Fruits to Sikkim in a Deal That Could Change Farmers’ Lives

Mebo's Pineapples Hit the Road: Arunachal Sends First Fruits to Sikkim in a Deal That Could Change Farmers' Lives

A loaded truck rolled out of Mebo on Wednesday, carrying something more than just pineapples and lemons — it carried the hopes of an entire farming community. On July 22, Arunachal Pradesh flagged off its first agricultural consignment from Mebo subdivision in East Siang district to Sikkim, turning a memorandum of understanding signed just weeks … Read more

Arunachal Congress Takes to the Streets: “Enough Is Enough,” Party Tells BJP Over Rahul Gandhi’s Detention

Arunachal Congress Takes to the Streets: "Enough Is Enough," Party Tells BJP Over Rahul Gandhi's Detention

When the Delhi Police detained Rahul Gandhi and a bunch of senior Congress leaders, people in Itanagar were watching. And they didn’t stay quiet. Protest Erupts at Raj Bhavan Gates On July 21, the Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) marched straight to Raj Bhavan in Itanagar and made their anger known. Party workers gathered outside … Read more

Monsoon’s Fury Returns: Four Arunachal Districts Battered Again, 27-Year-Old Still Missing

Monsoon's Fury Returns: Four Arunachal Districts Battered Again, 27-Year-Old Still Missing

The rains didn’t stop. And neither did the damage. Fresh floods and landslides struck four districts of Arunachal Pradesh on Monday, piling misery onto a state already struggling to breathe under one of its worst monsoon seasons in recent memory. As muddy waters rose again across East Siang, Kamle, Kra Daadi, and Changlang, rescue teams … 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