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09/08/2026

Diyun Sunday Market Chaos: Minor Collision Highlights Growing Traffic Hazards in Diyun market

DIYUN, Aug 9: A car reportedly collided with a scooty near Ramesh Hotel in Diyun Market at around 8:30 AM on Sunday, leaving a young woman with minor injuries to her leg. The scooty also sustained minor damage.

The collision occurred during the busy Sunday market hours, when the area witnessed a large gathering of shoppers and pedestrians. The incident drew the attention of people present at the spot, who reportedly came forward to assist.

While the exact circumstances leading to the collision are yet to be verified, the incident has highlighted concerns over vehicle movement and pedestrian safety during peak market hours.

Although the matter was reportedly resolved amicably between the parties, residents believe that such incidents should be brought to the notice of the police for proper documentation and appropriate action as per law.

The incident also underlines the need for greater road-safety awareness among motorists and pedestrians, along with regular traffic oversight by the authorities during busy market days to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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08/08/2026

Open Drug Consumption in Lower Mudoideep Raises Alarm; Local GB Seeks Urgent Intervention from Police and Media

DIYUN | Aug 8: A concerning trend of open drug abuse in Lower Mudoideep, under Diyun Circle, has triggered serious alarm among community leaders and local residents.

A recent photograph circulating from the area allegedly shows an individual openly consuming illicit substances inside a residential structure, seemingly without fear of legal consequences or local law enforcement deterrence. The brazen nature of the alleged act underscores a growing drug menace that threatens to destabilize the social fabric of the locality.

Addressing the deteriorating situation, the Gaon Burah (GB) of Lower Mudoideep expressed grave concern over the rising tide of substance abuse within his jurisdiction. Speaking on the issue, the village head highlighted that individuals allegedly involved in drug trade and consumption have increasingly begun defying traditional village authority and local customary rules.

"The situation is taking a turn for the worse, and local administrative mechanisms alone are struggling to contain it as those involved no longer abide by village regulations," the GB stated, appealing directly to law enforcement authorities and media outlets, including Diyun Times, to step in.

The village leader emphasized that a joint effort combining strict police action is crucial to breaking the alleged chain of supply and consumption in the region. Local residents have also voiced support for an immediate crackdown by police, alongside public awareness initiatives to protect the youth of the Diyun circle from falling victim to addiction.

Changlang District Police

08/08/2026

Diyun's Circuit House boundary wall: Did an unfinished structure force PWD to compromise on straight alignment?
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As ​concerns raised by local youth and student unions, and widely discussed in town—our team reached Circuit House to verify the allegations and facts. Watch this exclusive report by Nikas only on Diyun Times

Nikh Kamin DC Changlang Pema Khandu Chowna Mein

07/08/2026

Hearings conducted in Diyun to resolve voter discrepancies under SIR-2026

DIYUN, August 7: Public hearings to address "No Mapping" cases and other logical discrepancies under the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)-2026 for the 49-Bordumsa Diyun Assembly Constituency were conducted on Friday at the administrative centre in Diyun.

Residents from designated polling stations, including Gautampur and Jyotipur, attended the hearings with the required verification documents to correct and update their electoral records.

The verification process was conducted under the supervision of Assistant Electoral Registration Officer (AERO), Diyun, Shri T. Tama, along with the election staff. Officials ensured that all voter-related concerns were examined and addressed in a systematic and orderly manner, facilitating the smooth completion of the hearing process.

06/08/2026

Wanted alleged Drug Suppliers from Diyun Circle Arrested by Namsai Police; 24 Grams of Suspected He**in Seized

In a significant breakthrough in its sustained campaign against drug trafficking, the Namsai District Police arrested two alleged drug suppliers from Diyun Circle in Changlang district and seized 24 grams (gross weight) of suspected he**in during a naka checking operation conducted on Tuesday evening.

The accused have been identified as Sunil Kumar Chakma (45) and Subash Chakma (40), both residents of Udaipur-I village under Diyun Police Station in Diyun Circle, Changlang district. They were intercepted while travelling on a Hero Splendor motorcycle (Registration No. AR-20A-8039) near the Piyong Road tri-junction leading to Wagun Road at around 6:00 pm.

The operation was carried out on the basis of specific and credible intelligence by a police team led by Dy.SP Kengo Dirchi, SDPO Namsai, along with Inspector T. Gadi, Officer-in-Charge of Namsai Police Station, SI Sanjay Kumar and Constable Gangsa. In compliance with the provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985, the information was reduced into writing and communicated to the Superintendent of Police, Namsai before the operation commenced.

After completing the mandatory legal formalities, including serving notices under Section 50 of the NDPS Act, the police searched the accused and the motorcycle. During the search, 24 grams (gross weight) of suspected he**in concealed inside two plastic soap cases were recovered and seized along with the motorcycle and other incriminating articles.

The search and seizure proceedings were conducted in the presence of independent witnesses and were videographed through the e-Sakshya application to ensure transparency and compliance with legal procedures.

Following the recovery, Namsai Police registered a case under Section 21(b) of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985**, and further investigation is underway to trace the source of the suspected contraband, identify the supply chain and uncover the wider drug trafficking network.

Under Section 21(b) of the NDPS Act, offences involving possession, transportation or trafficking of he**in in quantities greater than the notified small quantity but less than the commercial quantity are treated as non-bailable offences. The provision prescribes rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to 10 years and a fine which may extend to ₹1 lakh, upon conviction. In the case of he**in 24 grams falls under the intermediate quantity category.

The operation was conducted under the overall supervision of Shri Sangey Thinley, APPS, Superintendent of Police, Namsai. Reiterating its zero-tolerance policy against narcotics, the District Police appealed to the public to share credible information relating to drug trafficking and assured that the identity of informants would be kept strictly confidential.

06/08/2026

Namsai Police Seize 82 Grams of Suspected He**in, Arrest Alleged Drug Peddler

Namsai, August 5: In a significant anti-narcotics operation, the Namsai District Police arrested an alleged drug peddler and seized 82 grams of suspected he**in with an estimated illicit market value of around ₹16.40 lakh.

The accused, identified as Osina Chautang, a resident of Solungtoo Village in Namsai District, was apprehended following a search operation conducted on the basis of credible intelligence inputs.

The operation was led by Dy. SP Kengo Dirchi, SDPO Namsai, along with Inspector T. Gadi, Officer-in-Charge of Namsai Police Station, SI Sanjay Kumar, LSI S. Thoumoung, Constables Matey, Darrang, Gangsa, and other police personnel.

Police stated that, after receiving the information, the intelligence was promptly reduced into writing and forwarded to the Superintendent of Police, Namsai, in compliance with Section 42 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985. Following the required General Diary entry, the police team proceeded to Solungtoo Village to conduct the search.

The search was carried out in the presence of two independent local witnesses, including executive members of the All Namsai Area Youth Association (ANAYA). Officials also recorded the entire operation through the e-Sakshya application to ensure transparency and proper documentation.

During the search of the accused's residence, police recovered 82 grams of suspected he**in, which was seized in accordance with the provisions of the NDPS Act, along with other incriminating materials.

Following the recovery, Osina Chautang was arrested and a case was registered at Namsai Police Station under the relevant provisions of the NDPS Act, 1985.

According to police, during preliminary interrogation the accused allegedly disclosed that the suspected he**in had been procured from outside the district for onward distribution. Investigators are currently verifying this claim and pursuing further leads to identify both the source of supply and the distribution network, with the objective of dismantling the larger drug trafficking chain.

The operation was conducted under the overall supervision of Shri Sangey Thinley, APPS, Superintendent of Police, Namsai.

Namsai District Police also acknowledged the cooperation extended by the executive members of ANAYA, who served as independent witnesses during the search and seizure proceedings.

Reaffirming its zero-tolerance approach towards narcotics, the District Police appealed to members of the public to share credible information regarding drug trafficking and other criminal activities, assuring that the identity of informants will be kept strictly confidential.

05/08/2026

| Social activists propose documentary on Chakma–Hajong migration, invite community participation

DIYUN, August 5: Social activists Kriti Bikash Chakma and Manrose Talukdar have announced a proposal to produce a documentary film(hindi language,Subtitle English) on the historic migration of the Chakma and Hajong communities from the then East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh) to Arunachal Pradesh.

As part of the initiative, the duo has invited Community-Based Organisations (CBOs), students' unions, Gaon Burahs (GBs), Mahila Samitis, researchers, historians, and aspiring filmmakers to become part of the historic project. They stated that efforts are being initiated to collaborate with a state-level and national film production house to bring the documentary to life.

According to the initiators, the proposed documentary will chronicle the migration journey of the Chakma and Hajong people, highlighting the hardships, resilience, and sacrifices endured by refugee families during their journey to India. It will also document the settlement of the communities in Arunachal Pradesh and preserve their untold stories for future generations.

The documentary further aims to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the Chakma and Hajong communities, including their traditional music, customs, folklore, language, festivals, and way of life, while introducing their history and identity to a wider audience through cinema.

The makers emphasized that the proposed documentary is entirely non-political and is intended solely as a historical and cultural initiative. They said the project seeks to inspire younger generations to understand their ancestral roots, appreciate the struggles of their forefathers, and preserve this legacy for the future.

Individuals and organisations willing to contribute historical documents, photographs, oral histories, archival materials, or filmmaking expertise have been invited to join the initiative and become part of what the organisers describe as "history in the making."

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ERO Issues Hearing Schedule for Electoral Roll Revision Cases in Bordumsa-Diyun ConstituencyThe Office of the Electoral ...
03/08/2026

ERO Issues Hearing Schedule for Electoral Roll Revision Cases in Bordumsa-Diyun Constituency

The Office of the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO), 49-Bordumsa Diyun (General) Assembly Constituency, has issued an official order scheduling hearings for "No Mapping" and logical discrepancy cases identified during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)-2026 of the electoral rolls.

According to the order, the hearings will be conducted by Shri T. Tama, Assistant Electoral Registration Officer (AERO), Diyun, who has been duly authorised to hear and dispose of the notified cases under the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960.

The hearings will cover polling stations numbered 49/23 to 49/41, excluding Polling Station No. 49/33, where notices have already been issued in connection with discrepancies detected during the revision exercise.

As per the notified schedule, hearings will be held from 6 August to 11 August 2026 at designated polling stations across the constituency, including Innao, Dumba Mossang, Mudoi, Diyun Town, Sompoi, Manabhum, Khumchaykha, Balupathar, Gautampur, Jyotipur, Dumpani, Jyotsnapur, Diyun I.B., Upper Mudoi Deep, Dumphathar, Haripur and Moitripur.

The Electoral Registration Officer has directed the AERO to ensure that all hearings are conducted strictly in accordance with the Election Commission of India (ECI) guidelines for SIR-2026. Electors and other concerned parties will be given an opportunity to present their cases before a final decision is taken, after which a disposal report will be submitted to the ERO's office.

Residents whose names are covered under the issued notices are advised to attend the hearings on the scheduled dates with relevant documents to facilitate timely disposal of their cases.

— Diyun Times Desk

KMYWA Organises Village Cleanliness Drive, Promotes Community UnityThe Khagam Mossang Youth Welfare Association (KMYWA) ...
03/08/2026

KMYWA Organises Village Cleanliness Drive, Promotes Community Unity

The Khagam Mossang Youth Welfare Association (KMYWA) successfully organised a village cleanliness drive under its motto, "United in Purpose." The initiative aimed to promote cleanliness, unity, and collective responsibility among the villagers.

The programme was led by KMYWA President Shri Kamjoy Mossang, with the support of Gram Panchayat Member (GPM) Shri Khagam Mossang. Villagers actively participated in the cleanliness drive, reflecting their shared commitment towards maintaining a clean, healthy, and progressive village.

KMYWA expressed its heartfelt gratitude to all the villagers for their wholehearted cooperation, active participation, and unwavering support, which ensured the successful completion of the programme. The association stated that such collective efforts play a vital role in strengthening community spirit and promoting sustainable village development.

The association also reaffirmed its commitment to continue organising similar community welfare and cleanliness initiatives in the future for the betterment of the village.

— Diyun Times Desk

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