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DIBRUGARH: Oath taking ceremony of the newly elected body of Wancho council was held on Thursday (June 15) at the multipurpose hall at Longding in Arunachal Pradesh. Speaking on the occasion as the chief guest, Arunachal Pradesh rural works department and science and technology minister Honchun Ngandam underscored the importance of unity, strength and better […]

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SAGALEE, 13 Jun: The All Sagalee Employees’ Forum (ASEF) has appealed to the chief secretary to revoke the suspension and absconding order issued against PWD Junior Engineer (JE) Techi Puru. Puru is the chairman of the Pan Arunachal Joint Steering Committee, which has been spearheading the movement against the paper leak scam of the Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission. On 17 May, the JE was put under suspension by the capital circle PWD superintending engineer, and an absconding order, along with a preventive detention order were issued against him by the ICR deputy commissioner in view of his alleged involvement in the 72-hour bandh. The ICR DC has also issued a property attachment notice to Puru. In a representation to the chief secretary on Tuesday, the ASEF stated, “We would like to clear the ASEF position that ASEF would not interfere in the APPSC issues vis-à-vis its investigation process, including null and void. The ASEF is concerned about harassing and vindictive move by the government against Techi Puru and his innocent family, which includes a minor.” Denying the involvement of the JE in the bandh, the forum claimed that the whereabouts of Puru is still not known to the ASEF members, despite the other individuals who had been detained already having been released by the competent authority recently. Seeking leniency for Puru and his family on humanitarian grounds, the forum sought the CS’s intervention in revoking the property attachment notice issued ag...

Following the firing incident at the Assam-Arunachal border in Dhemaji today, a case has been registered under Section 147,148, 302, 326and 307 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Sections 25 (1) (a)/27 (3) of the Arms Act at the Gogamukh Police Station. As per reports, the Arunachal side has given commitment to cooperate in investigating and taking action against the miscreants. Last month, the governments of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh signed an agreement to resolve their long-standing border disputes. This agreement, signed in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, aimed to address the territorial disputes in 123 villages along the 804.1-km-long border shared by the two states. While the agreement was considered a significant step forward, tensions remain unresolved. Arunachal Pradesh has maintained that certain forested areas in the plains traditionally belonged to their hill tribal chiefs and communities, alleging that these territories were transferred to Assam without their consent.

Highlights in red for Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh Type of project Infrastructure development Current status Ongoing (Establishing connectivity and maintenance) Location Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh Approved 1999 Length of roads Phase 1 3,323 km (approved in 2005) Phase 2 6,700 km (approved in 2020) Total length 10,023 km Status Phase 1 15% complete by 2012, Phase 2 Ongoing Some stretches of road are in disputed territory India–China Border Roads (ICBRs, ICB Roads) is a As of May 2021, India is constructing at least 177 roads in two phases of over 10,023km (6,228mi) total length along its India has set up an inter-departmental "Empowered Committee" (EC) headed by the Several entities are responsible for constructing ICBR, including By March 2021, of the 61 ICBR-I roads assigned to BRO, connectivity on 59 roads (3,205km (1,991mi)) or 95+ per cent of the total length had been achieved and among these 42 (1,530km (950mi)) have been About [ ] Strategic infrastructure requirements [ ] See also: In the wake of heightened road and track construction work undertaken by China along India's northern and eastern frontiers, India constituted a It would not be incorrect to say that few years back the philosophy of our nation was that we should not make roads as near to the border as possible. That philosophy is telling today very clearly as to why we do not have roads. It is only couple of years back that we suddenly decided a change of phi...