No Decision on Siang Dam, Public Consent Needed: Pema Khandu
Amid opposition from sections of the Adi community, Pema Khandu has clarified that the government is considering only a Pre-Feasibility ...
Read moreDetailsAmid opposition from sections of the Adi community, Pema Khandu has clarified that the government is considering only a Pre-Feasibility ...
Read moreDetailsThe shutdown will cover Siang, Upper Siang and East Siang districts in Arunachal Pradesh as indigenous groups protest arrests and ...
Read moreDetailsChief Minister Pema Khandu described the arrival of the relics as a historic moment for Arunachal Pradesh. The exposition will ...
Read moreDetailsThe arrest of five juveniles among those initially apprehended after the October 23 Pasighat violence has prompted two prominent Adi ...
Read moreDetailsThe Arunachal Publishers and Broadcasters Guild has opposed the Pasighat Police’s move to seek a search warrant against senior journalist ...
Read moreDetailsThe arrest of three anti-dam activists has intensified tensions over the proposed 11,200-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Arunachal Pradesh. ...
Read moreDetailsOpposition to the proposed mega dam on the Siang River in Arunachal Pradesh erupted into violence in Pasighat following a ...
Read moreDetailsThe Centre’s statement comes days after Lance Naik Ebet Paloh, 32, from Arunachal Pradesh’s Upper Siang district, died in the ...
Read moreDetailsThe death of Lance Naik Ebet Paloh along China border comes amid confirmation by ITBP chief Shatrujeet Kapur of continuing ...
Read moreDetailsAn Assam Rifles patrol came under fire near Nampong Nallah in Changlang district on September 29, amid ongoing India-Myanmar border ...
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