Itanagar: Itanagar Capital Region (ICR) deputy commissioner Talo Potom on Saturday said that the infamous order issued by Naharlagun extra assistant commissioner (EAC) directing the hotels and restaurants to remove all signboards with the word ‘Beef’ on them “would be withdrawn”. “The
Itanagar: The All Nyishi Youth Association (ANYA) has served a 15-day ultimatum to the state government reiterating its earlier demand for resignation of Chief Minister Pema Khandu from his post. ANYA president Byabang Joram, in a press statement on Saturday threatened that
New Delhi: The anti-defection law and frequent House disruptions were discussed at length in a meeting of “presiding officers of legislative bodies” chaired by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla at the Parliament House Complex here on Friday. State Legislative Assembly speaker P
Namsai: In a historic step towards resolving the decades-old interstate boundary dispute between Arunachal Pradesh and Assam, the chief ministers of both the states on Friday signed a document that would go down in history as the ‘Namsai Declaration’. Chief Minister Pema
Itanagar: The Arunachal Pradesh Youth Congress (APYC) has asked Naharlagun extra assistant commissioner (EAC) to reconsider his now infamous order directing the hotels and restaurants to remove all signboards with the word ‘Beef’ on them. APYC president Tarh Johny in representation to
Itanagar: Giving his clarification on the now viral order that directed all hotels and restaurants to remove all signboards with the word ‘Beef’ on them, Naharlagun extra assistant commissioner Tamo Dada on Thursday said the same was issued by his office as
Itanagar: In preparation for the upcoming presidential election on July 18, the ballot box was brought to Itanagar from New Delhi on Wednesday. The team of officers comprising Tadar Meena, additional secretary of the state assembly-cum-assistant returning officer (ARO) and Longman Ronrang,
Namsai: Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein in the presence of Lekang MLA Jummum Ete Deori and Venerable Aggadhamma Bhikkhu of the Pariyatti Sasana Buddha Vihara on Wednesday inaugurated the new office of the Seva Bharati here. Speaking on the occasion, Mein lauded
Itanagar: After wreaking havoc in the states of Sikkim, North Bengal and their adjoining areas, the Nairobi fly is slowly starting to become a matter of concern for the people of Arunachal Pradesh with the doctors of Ramakrishna Mission Hospital here encountering
Naharlagun: The police here have managed to solve an almost seven-month-old theft case. Some unknown miscreants had entered the house of one Kisnaram Jat at A-Sector here on December 22 last year and stolen ₹6.20 lakh kept in an almirah. A case
