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31/07/2025

🚨 Road Safety Alert | 31 July 2025 🚨

A tragic road accident involving two school students has just occurred on the route between Gohpur and Itanagar. The students were riding a scooty bearing registration number AS 07P 2475 and have now been rushed to a hospital near Gohpur.

This incident serves as a serious reminder to all parents and guardians:
🔴 Please do not allow underage children to ride two-wheelers.
🔴 They are not only putting their own lives at risk but also endangering others on the road.

Let us be responsible and take necessary precautions to prevent such avoidable tragedies.

Pc;pei Bharat Magra

Tingong Wangpan has etched his name in history as the first para-athlete from Arunachal Pradesh to secure admission into...
31/07/2025

Tingong Wangpan has etched his name in history as the first para-athlete from Arunachal Pradesh to secure admission into the SAI National Centre of Excellence (NCOE) in Gandhinagar!

The Paralympic Association of Arunachal sincerely thanks the Sports Authority of India (SAI) for acknowledging his remarkable talent and fostering a more inclusive sports environment.

At just 21 years old, Wangpan brought immense pride to Arunachal Pradesh and the nation by winning two gold medals at the 7th International Para Athletics Championship 2025.

Shared by C.M Pema Khandu.

Niti Vihar Police Crack Dumper Truck Theft Case; Vehicle Recovered, Two ArrestedItanagar, July 30: Niti Vihar Police hav...
31/07/2025

Niti Vihar Police Crack Dumper Truck Theft Case; Vehicle Recovered, Two Arrested

Itanagar, July 30: Niti Vihar Police have successfully solved a Dumper Truck theft case that initially appeared to be clueless, leading to the recovery of the stolen vehicle and the arrest of two accused.

The case was reported on July 22, 2025, by Shri Nangram Kali (45) and Shri Tophik Khan (33), both residents of Senki Park, Itanagar. They informed police about the theft of a Dumper Truck (Reg. No. AR 01L 2528, TATA LPK 1618 CRE BS-IV), which had been parked unused near the CRPF Camp, Senki Park. Despite efforts to locate it, the vehicle remained untraceable. The theft is believed to have occurred between June 10 and July 10, 2025.

Based on the FIR, a case (Niti Vihar PS Case No. 27/25 under Section 305(b) BNS) was registered and assigned to SI Tejab Tadar for investigation. A special team led by Inspector Takhe Tasso (OC, Niti Vihar PS), SI Tejab Tadar, ASI D. Gupta, Ct. M. Kojing, and Ct. J. Romin, under the supervision of SDPO Itanagar Shri Kengo Dirchi, was formed.

The team zeroed in on a group of 5–6 suspects with prior knowledge of the vehicle's location and GPS system. A breakthrough came with the detention of a former employee of the complainant from Dejoo in Assam's Lakhimpur district.

This led to the recovery of the stolen vehicle from the remote Damin area in Arunachal Pradesh’s Kurung Kumey district. Two individuals were arrested:

1. Shri Amjad Ali (27), S/o Shri Somor Ali, Silonibari Village, Lakhimpur, Assam

2. Md. Esamuddin (33), S/o Shri Abdul Hamid, Dejoo Village, Lakhimpur, Assam.

Further investigation is ongoing to apprehend other suspects involved.

Trump Slaps 25% Tariff on India, Slams Ties with RussiaWashington D.C., July 31, 2025 — In a sharp escalation of trade t...
31/07/2025

Trump Slaps 25% Tariff on India, Slams Ties with Russia

Washington D.C., July 31, 2025 — In a sharp escalation of trade tensions, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on nearly all Indian imports, accusing New Delhi of imposing “obnoxious trade barriers” and maintaining unfair tariff practices.

In a fiery post on Truth Social, Trump further lashed out at India’s military and energy ties with Russia, calling both countries “dead economies” and stating he “does not care” what India does with Moscow. He criticized India as Russia’s largest buyer of energy, alleging that such deals indirectly support the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Trump warned that additional penalties could follow, including tariffs of up to 100% on nations trading heavily with Russia if the Ukraine conflict continues beyond August 8. The move is part of Trump’s “reciprocal tariff” strategy and is aimed at pressuring India to rethink its alignment with Moscow.

India is yet to issue an official response but is reportedly reviewing its trade strategy amid growing uncertainty. Talks for a limited U.S.-India trade deal are expected to resume later this year.

Feature Film on Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Titled Honeymoon in Shillong AnnouncedIndore, July 2025 — A feature film titled ...
31/07/2025

Feature Film on Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Titled Honeymoon in Shillong Announced

Indore, July 2025 — A feature film titled Honeymoon in Shillong is set to depict the high-profile murder case of Indore-based businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, who was allegedly killed by his wife Sonam and her accomplices during their honeymoon in Meghalaya’s Sohra region in May 2025.

Announced by Raja’s brother, Vipin Raghuvanshi, during a press conference in Indore, the film is being directed by SP Nimbawat and produced by Varsha TV and Film Production, with casting by Akash Sharma. The Raghuvanshi family has extended full support to the project, emphasizing that the film must portray events truthfully and respectfully, while also preserving the real image of Meghalaya.

According to Vipin, about 80% of the film will be shot in Indore and 20% in Meghalaya. Although based on true events, he stated that roughly half the script includes dramatized elements for cinematic appeal.

The film will follow Raja’s journey from childhood to his untimely death, with production expected to begin by mid-August 2025. The accused, including Sonam and her alleged lover, remain in judicial custody as investigations continue.

30/07/2025



Youth Dies After Fall from Building in Papunallah-Yupia Area

A youth identified as Radhe Raja, a resident of Tajang village in Lower Subansiri district and employed as a Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS) in the state Forest Department, died after falling from the fourth floor of a building at the Papunallah-Yupia tri-junction area, police said.

CCTV footage showed Raja climbing the Umang building around 10:25 am and falling from the fourth floor at approximately 10:29 am. Eyewitnesses told police he was alone on the floor moments before the incident.

Naharlagun SP Dr Neelam Nega said that while initial findings suggest no foul play, all possibilities are being examined. A post-mortem was conducted, and the body has been handed over to the family. Investigation is ongoing.

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Apatani students from NIT Arunachal Pradesh and NERIST have voiced strong disappointment over being excluded from the Ap...
29/07/2025

Apatani students from NIT Arunachal Pradesh and NERIST have voiced strong disappointment over being excluded from the Apatani Students’ Union (ASU) voter list.
In official letters and a press statement, the students questioned the rationale behind their exclusion, sought a formal clarification from the union, and announced their decision to withdraw cooperation from ASU activities as a mark of protest.

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29/07/2025

A tragic incident occurred at Yupia’s trijunction point where a tribal boy reportedly fell from the 4th floor and died on the spot.

The identity of deceased is yet to be disclosed.

Apatani Student Union(A.S.U) election results declared.   .S.U
29/07/2025

Apatani Student Union(A.S.U) election results declared.

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As the Meghalaya High Court reprimanded the state government over the disappearance of more than 4,000 tonnes of coal, a...
29/07/2025

As the Meghalaya High Court reprimanded the state government over the disappearance of more than 4,000 tonnes of coal, a state minister on Monday suggested that heavy rainfall might have contributed to the loss.

The high court has directed the government to take action against officials responsible for the coal vanishing under their watch.

Speaking to reporters, Excise Minister Kyrmen Shylla said, “Meghalaya receives the highest rainfall. You never know\... because of rain, the coal might have swept away. Chances are very high.”

The court, on July 25, had questioned the state over the missing coal from Rajaju and Diengngan villages and asked for those involved in the illegal lifting of coal to be identified.

Shylla clarified that he was not justifying the disappearance and admitted there was no conclusive evidence to determine whether it was due to natural causes or unlawful activity.

“I cannot blame just the rain. It could be or it could not be. I really don’t have any kind of details,” he said.

The minister emphasised that any coal mining or transportation must be done within the bounds of the law, and authorities must take action to curb illegal practices.

On allegations of ongoing illegal coal mining and transport in the state, Shylla said that concrete evidence was necessary to support such claims and noted that multiple departments are responsible for monitoring these activities.

“But I believe that our people if it is for survival, might do it illegally... otherwise nobody wants to do anything that can harm the state,” he said.

He expressed hope that people would follow legal procedures, especially after the government's announcement of scientific coal mining.

“We are all happy to welcome it, and we want to see the light of day with this. I believe our people will not do anything that gives the court or law a chance to point fingers at us,” he added.

The ban on coal mining and transportation in Meghalaya was imposed by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in 2014, following widespread concern over unregulated and hazardous mining practices, particularly the controversial ‘rat-hole’ mining technique prevalent in East Jaintia Hills.

The tribunal cited environmental degradation, water contamination, and frequent fatalities in the region’s mines as key reasons for the ban.

Separately, Minister Shylla addressed public complaints about dust and debris caused by ongoing construction along National Highway 6 in East Jaintia Hills.

“I appreciate this government for the initiative. For now, it is difficult, but once everything is completed, we will enjoy the benefits,” he said.

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28/07/2025

Public Interest.

Arunachal Pradesh Allows Resumption of Weekly Markets with SOPThe Home Department of Arunachal Pradesh has approved the ...
27/07/2025

Arunachal Pradesh Allows Resumption of Weekly Markets with SOP

The Home Department of Arunachal Pradesh has approved the resumption of weekly markets across the state, accompanied by a detailed Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to regulate their functioning.

Aimed at revitalizing the local economy and supporting farmers with direct market access, the approval will remain valid for one year. A comprehensive review will follow to assess its impact and effectiveness.

Deputy Commissioners have been directed to strictly enforce the SOP to ensure orderly and efficient operations. This initiative marks a major step toward strengthening the rural economy and promoting organized trade practices in the state.

Credit;Indiatodayne

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