Over 5,200 Kg of Trash Pulled Out of Yagamso River — Itanagar’s Wake-Up Call to Itself

Over 5,200 Kg of Trash Pulled Out of Yagamso River — Itanagar's Wake-Up Call to Itself

A river choked with thousands of disposable plates, plastic bags, and delivery packaging. That’s what volunteers found — and cleaned up — in Itanagar this Saturday. On August 8, 2026, a massive clean-up drive along the Yagamso River turned into something far more powerful than just a waste-collection exercise. It became a mirror held up … Read more

Itanagar’s Mayor Gets One of Arunachal’s Highest Civilian Honours — And the Governor Wasn’t Done Talking

Likha Nari Tadar walked into Lok Bhavan on Sunday as the Mayor of Itanagar. She walked out wearing one of the state’s most prestigious medallions — and carrying a governor’s ambitious blueprint for the city’s future. A Recognition That Means More Than a Medal On August 3, Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen K.T. Parnaik (Retd.) … Read more

They Pulled 2,160 Kg of Filth Out of Itanagar’s Yagamso River — And What They Found Was Telling

On a Sunday morning in Chandranagar, while most of the city was still asleep, a group of volunteers was already knee-deep in the fight to save a dying river. A River Gasping for Help The Yagamso river, running through the heart of Arunachal Pradesh’s capital Itanagar, has long been on the receiving end of the … Read more

3,000 Kilograms of Filth Pulled Out of the Yamaso — And That’s Just One Day’s Work

3,000 Kilograms of Filth Pulled Out of the Yamaso — And That's Just One Day's Work

It took a group of determined volunteers just one day to pull out what years of civic neglect had dumped into the Yamaso river. The number says it all — 3,000 kilograms of waste, gone. On World Nature Conservation Day, the Youth Mission for Clean River (YMCR), along with the Abralow Memorial Multipurpose Society and … Read more

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