Arunachal Diary - News

Arunachal Diary - News News Portal
(1)

07/09/2025

1st Edition of the Rising Champions League (RCL) concluded today with great success at IG Park, Itanagar Sponsored by Suraj Tayam. The tournament created wonderful memories and gave young cricketers a platform to showcase their talent. Snow Panthers emerged as the proud winners, lifting the champions trophy of this inaugural edition. Individual brilliance also shined through, with Kokam Techi Tayam getting emerging player of the tournament award, Subham Chaudhary receiving the award for the highest run-scorer, while Varun Gatwar claimed both the highest wicket-taker award and the prestigious Man of the Series title.

What made this tournament truly special was its unique focus on the Under-14 and Under-16 age categories. The vision behind this initiative was to provide a strong foundation for budding cricketers at a young age. By nurturing their skills early, we not only strengthen the base of cricket in our state but also prepare these young players to become the pillars of our future teams.

Such initiatives are more than just competitions; they spark passion, discipline, and determination in young hearts. They create excitement for cricket among children and encourage them to dream big. At the same time, engaging in sports helps them channel their energy positively, steering them away from unwanted practices Suraj Tayem asserted

The Rising Champions League is not only about trophies and awards—it is about inspiring a generation, building character, and laying the groundwork for a brighter cricketing future in our state. This tournament will always be remembered as the first step towards nurturing tomorrow’s champions.

07/09/2025

AAPSU strongly condemned the recent separate two deaths of infant & a mother during delivery in TRIHMS alleged negligence

Heart Health should be the Priority For Awareness:::::::Cardiac surgeon, 39, dies of heart attack during rounds at Chenn...
07/09/2025

Heart Health should be the Priority
For Awareness:::::::

Cardiac surgeon, 39, dies of heart attack during rounds at Chennai hospital
Dr Gradlin Roy was a cardiac surgeon who collapsed during ward rounds on Wednesday and passed away despite desperate efforts to save him.

A 39-year-old cardiac surgeon, Dr Gradlin Roy, suddenly collapsed from a massive cardiac arrest during routine morning ward rounds on Wednesday. His colleagues at Saveetha Medical Hospital in Chennai tried hard to save him, but Dr Roy could not be revived.

According to Dr Sudhir Kumar, a Hyderabad-based neurologist, Dr Roy’s colleagues immediately launched an intensive rescue attempt. “Colleagues fought valiantly — CPR, urgent angioplasty with stenting, intra-aortic balloon pump, even ECMO. But nothing could reverse the damage from a massive cardiac arrest due to a 100% left main artery blockage,” Dr Kumar wrote on X.

Dr. Kumar stressed that this tragedy was not an isolated incident, pointing to a worrying rise in sudden cardiac events among young doctors in their 30s and 40s. “The irony is stark: those who dedicate their lives to saving others’ hearts are often neglecting their own,” he said.

Dr Roy is survived by his wife and a young son.

Dr Sudhir Kumar highlighted several reasons that make doctors particularly vulnerable to heart disease, including stress, sedentary lifestyles, and unhealthy eating patterns.

He noted that long and erratic working hours often lead to chronic sleep deprivation and disruption of the circadian rhythm. High stress levels caused by decision fatigue, constant pressure from patients and families, as well as medicolegal concerns, further compound the risk, he said.

He also held the sedentary lifestyle of doctors responsible for heart diseases. This includes prolonged standing in operation theatres or sitting through outpatient consultations with little time left for aerobic exercise.

Unhealthy eating habits also play a significant role, with irregular meals, reliance on hospital canteen food, and frequent caffeine intake becoming routine, Dr Kumar opined. "Many doctors tend to neglect preventive care by postponing their own health check-ups and ignoring early warning signs".

The psychological burden of burnout, depression, and emotional exhaustion adds to cardiovascular strain, while higher rates of smoking and alcohol consumption among some practitioners further heighten the risk, Dr Sudhir Kumar said.

Cardiac surgeon, Dr VV Bashi, also recently pointed out the increasing cases of young Indians dying of heart attacks or cardiac arrests. He highlighted a mix of factors behind the rise, including early-onset diabetes, diets high in trans or saturated fats, rising obesity, sedentary lifestyles and uncontrolled hypertension, among others.

Dr Bashi also reminded that fitness doesn't always guarantee safety as several cases have come to the fore in recent months wherein people have collapsed and died inside the gym. He highlighted that hidden conditions of the heart, risk of overexertion and easily-dismissed symptoms - tiredness, shortness of breath or mild discomfort in the chest - are some reasons behind seemingly fit people collapsing.

06/09/2025

JERSEY LAUNCHING OF TEAM D'S'T COLONY FOOTBALL TEAM FOR THE SUBANSIRI SUPER LEAGUE.WIll BE HELD AT DAPORIJO MINI OUTDOOR STADIUM

05/09/2025

GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION -2025 BAZAAR MIDDLE SCHOOL DAPORIJO
ESTABLISHED ON 5TH SEPT 1975
ON 5th SEP 2025
AT : BAZAAR MIDDLE SCHOOL DAPORIJO

FOR ANY NEWS COVERAGE CUM ADVERTISEMENT DO RING US :8099580571 / 8131872940

04/09/2025

NASI WELFARE SOCIETY WARMLY WELCOME & HEARTILY TO DR.TAKAR NASI TAMIN S / O SHRI.GURJE NASI TAMIN & SMTY YADAM NASI TAMIN ON BEING SELECTED AS ASSISTANT ART & CULTURE OFFICER THROUGH ARUNACHAL PRADESH PUBLIC COMBINED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION 2024-2025

ORG CHAIRMAN .SMTI OYI NASI BYALING
ORG SECRETARY SMTI YAPIK NASI NIPU

FOR ANY NEWS COVERAGE CUM ADVERTISEMENT DO RING US : 8099580571 / 8131872940

First Sitting of Special Executive Magistrate’s Court Convened in Keyi Panyor DistrictYachuli, Keyi Panyor District | Se...
04/09/2025

First Sitting of Special Executive Magistrate’s Court Convened in Keyi Panyor District

Yachuli, Keyi Panyor District | September 4, 2025

The Court of the Special Executive Magistrate was convened for the first time in Keyi Panyor District under the authority of Superintendent of Police–cum–Special Executive Magistrate Shri Angad Mehta, IPS, exercising powers conferred under Section 15 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023.

During the sitting, the Court took up and adjudicated a pending matter in the presence of the Officer-in-Charge, Police Station Yazali, Zilla Parishad Members (ZPMs), Gaon Buras representing both the complainant and respondent, the case investigating office and the principal parties to the dispute.

Presiding in his capacity as Special Executive Magistrate of Keyi Panyor District, Shri Angad Mehta reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to preserving public tranquility, upholding civic order and ensuring the fair, lawful and timely resolution of disputes.

This development marks a significant step in strengthening community-based justice mechanisms and underscores the administration’s resolve to deliver accessible and responsive governance at the grassroots level.

Khangri Glacier of Tawang face record melting amid 1.5metre sparkes concern, monitored via remote sensing with biomimeti...
04/09/2025

Khangri Glacier of Tawang face record melting amid 1.5metre sparkes concern, monitored via remote sensing with biomimetic and computational intelligence by CES & HS

Centre for Earth Sciences & Himalayan Studies director (CES&HS) led by its Director Tana Tage
and team initiated satellite survey of Khangri Glacier of Tawang
made observation from satellites images using Sentinel-2 data from 2016 to 2025 seen expansion of pro glacier lakes with retreat in glacier at Khangri Glacier lakes under Mago Chu Basin. During the expedition to these glaciers, it was observed 1.5 metre melting of glacier ice cover measured using vertical stakes which is a serious concern to coastal cities of the world that can rise sea level.These lakes are flagged for vigorous monitoring because of potential to unleash sudden and destructive floods. It requires long term observation and urgent preparedness by installation of real time monitoring system, satellite based alerts and early warning mechanism for downstream communities.

The primary Khangri glacier lake mentioned is Rani Lake, a high-altitude glacial lake in Arunachal Pradesh, India, near the Gorichen mountain region. Rani Lake is considered a significant hazard due to its potential to trigger a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF). Scientific expeditions have been conducted to assess the lake's condition, volume, and stability, as climate change is causing increased glacial melting and the expansion of such proglacial lakes, creating a significant concern for the region.

The Khangri Glacier is located in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, specifically in the Gorichen mountain region.
Rani Lake:
This is the most prominent proglacial lake associated with the Khangri Glacier.
Climate Change Impact:
Rising global temperatures are leading to increased glacier retreat and melting, which contributes to the expansion of proglacial lakes like Rani Lake

04/09/2025

Sippi-Daporijo road in Dilapidated condition, Denizens use this vital road to reach Indo China border towns Taksing,Limeking & Nacho,even this road witness army movement
Citizens demand immediate restoration & quality repair of this BRO road

FOR ANY NEWS COVERAGE CUM ADVERTISEMENT DO RING US :8099580571 / +91 8131-872940

03/09/2025

LITERARY COMPETITION FOR THE 50th YEARS OF GOLDEN JUBILEE OF BAZAAR MIDDLE SCHOOL

FOR ANY NEWS COVERAGE CUM ADVERTISEMENT DO RING US :8099580571 / 8131872940

Address

Delhi

Telephone

+918700651848

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Arunachal Diary - News posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category