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Issue-3 Compressed.Pdf CMYK The Arunachal Information Vol - IV Issue - 3 Friday, January 24, 2020 Naharlagun (Postal Regd. No.AP/055/2014-2016) Read online at www.arunachalipr.gov.in CM Speaks… Home Minister taken a “Education is the Pema Khandu lauded the member backbone of any civilization. review meeting Arunachalees will survive of the Special Investigating Team PALIN,JAN.20: eries and resources should placed on the information explosion Shri Bamang Felix Hon’ble Minister the Road by 20th Feb 2020. Confir- Home , RD , PR, Interstate Border mation to this effect should be given and modernization through (SIT) of Arunachal Pradesh Police Affairs & Parliamentary Affairs, Govt. to him by DC KARA DAADI. He also diligent learning coupled with of A.P has taken Review meeting directed DLRSO and utility shifting on Power Point presentation for the Departments of all the three District of moral behaviour. “ progress status of TRANS ARUNACA- Joram Koloriang Road to remove the - Pema Khandu HAL Highway(Joram – Koloriang road utility related hindrances from ROW ) concerning the Package 1 to 8 of Jo- of Joram Koloriang Road by 28th Feb ram to Koloriang with DC-Kara DAADI 2020.He directed the Contractor to ,SP , DSP, General Manager NHIDCL take the work progress seriously and News Flash , EE, PWD, Power, PHE , DFO , DL- progress expeditiously .Matter related SRO and Nodal Officer-TK Engineer- to TRANS Arunachal Highway Victim Governor inaugurates ing. He was concerned about slow Committee stopping the work was de- progress of work. He instructed the liberated where by Hon’ble Minister of Pakke Paga Hornbill contractor to speed up the progress Home directed that Road is benefit- Festival of the Road work by placing required ting the people there fore question ITANAGAR,Jan.18: Man, Machineries and resources. of victimization doesn’t arise. He re- The Governor of Arunachal Based on commitment of Nodal officer quested the District Administration to Pradesh Brig. (Dr.) B. D. Mishra T.K. engineering all the Man , Machin- handle such protest amicably. (Retd.) inaugurated the Pakke Paga Hornbill Festival at Seijo- sa, in Pakke Kessang District on ITANAGAR ,Jan. 22: Chief Minister said the selfless ded- team that worked behind the scene IPPI launched successfully 18th January . Chief Minister Pema Khandu today ication and tireless effort by the SIT to bring to an end the three year In his address, the Gov- lauded the member of the Special team has touched our hearts and long search for the accused who in Papum Pare district ernor said that the objective of Investigating Team (SIT) of Aru- sky-rocketed the image of the state was also wanted in several other the festival is laudable, which nachal Pradesh Police for bringing police force bringing in new vigour. police cases. YUPIA, Jan. 19:- gramme and administered the polio promotes and preserves the en- to task Tagyung Yangfo to justice “We honour your service for Chief Minister also acknowl- Intensified Pulse Polio Immunisation drops to children in the presence of vironment and nature. He called who was wanted in connection for inspiring greatness both within and edged the SIT team for its earlier (IPPI) programme launched in Pa- District Medical Officer Dr.(Mrs.) Subu upon the people to conserve and the murder of DySP Bomto Kam- outside the force,” said the Chief achievements in apprehending sev- pum Pare district today with rest of Tasso Kampu, DRCHO Dr.Worar protect flora and fauna of the dak. Minister. eral underground extortionists oper- the country in a successful manner. Taku, MO i/c Smti Lobsang Chuki, State. He also advised the peo- During the call on by the SIT He also appreciated the well ating in the state. He said for gov- At Community Health Centre (CHC) staffs and beneficiaries. IPPI success- ple to properly utilise the boon of team led by DGP RP Upadhyaya coordinated effort shown by the ernance to be effective, the police Doimukh, SDO Shri Sabodam Tayang fully conducted in 441 booths across nature and pass it on to the next and SP Dr Navdeep Singh Brar, ground action team and the support force has to be strong and efficient. launched the district level IPPI pro- the district. generation in better condition. The Governor appreci- ated the elders and community Minster taba Tedir inugurated a slew of Governor attends Pangsau Pass International Festival leaders of the Nyishi community development projects in Deed for their initiative to do away with use of Hornbill beaks for their DEED, Jan 22: officials,” he further informed while headgear and instead using fi- Hon’ble Minister Education, Cultural seeking cooperation from all the pub- bre glass beaks. He said that and Indegenious Affairs Er.Taba Te- lic. this mindset, approach and ac- dir inugurated a slew of development Lauding the Chairman of tion is doing yeomen service in projects in Deed circle under Yachuli APRB, Dr. Deepak Kumar Gupta for preserving our State Bird Horn- block today. promptly setting up the CSP Er.Taba bill. He inugurated a Arunachal Tedir said,” Setting up of a banking The Governor said that Pradesh Rural Bank Customer Serv- institution in Deed will ensure so- for speedy progress of the State, ice Point,(APRB CSP) Circle Of- cial security schemes reach the right government officials must meet fice building, two additional rooms beneficiaries through DBT. The locals the people and also go to the for Headmaster and a staff common particularly the cardamom farmers field to ensure developmental room at Deed Secondary School and will be able to save their hard earned projects are implemented with a Police Outpost . money and avail banking benefits. transparency, accountability, He also inspected the school The stipends and scholarships of ITANAGAR,Jan.22: advised them to judiciously utilize the up’. honesty, continuity, audit and re- premises, the link road to the circle the students can be streamlined.” He The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh grants and aids and it must be used The Governor advised the view and mid course corrections office , the primary health centre and added. Brig. (Dr.) B. D. Mishra (Retd.) graced for the benefit of the people. youths to shun drug and gun culture. wherever necessary. also visited the Handloom and Tra- He also encouraged the wom- the finale of the 8th edition of Pang- The Governor said that to ex- He said that gun culture does not ben- Expressing his concern ditional Dress Making Cluster under en to form SHGs and avail financial sau Pass International Festival (PPIF) pedite the developmental process, efit any individual, neither his family about the problems faced by the Ministry of MSME, GoI and imple- inclusion schemes under the bank. at Nampong, Changlang District on the government officials to work for nor the society. people of Arunachal Pradesh vil- mented by Himalayan Tribal Women Addressing the issues of the 22nd January. the progress of the people with trans- Emphasizing on women em- lages near the Assam border, the Soceity, Deed. education sector in the area he said Speaking on the occasion, the parency, accountability, honesty and powerment, the Governor called for Governor shared his initiative to Later while addressing a huge that although government has en- Governor complemented the peo- review their actions for mid course more attention on girl child educa- resolve the contentious issues gathering in a public meeting he said sured infrastructures and teachers ple of Changlang for the grand festi- correction if needed. He recalled tion. He appealed to the people to between Assam and our State. that the improvement of road con- are in place the “poor enrollment in val which started in 2007 with small Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra send every child above the age of six Local MLA Shri Biyuram nectivity has been the top priority in government schools is a major con- beginning but great vision by former Modi’s concern for the progress of our to school. Wahge, former Deputy Chief his manifesto.’” I am glad that the cern” . The SMCs and seniors of the Speaker Late Setong Sena. State and our people. Earlier, on the day, the Gov- minister Shri Kameng Dolo, Earth cutting for the stretch of Joram soceity should brainstorm with the He called upon the area mem- The Governor appealed to ernor accompanied by the Deputy former MLA Shri Techi Hemu Koloriang(JK) TAH road under Lower concern Deputy Commissioners and ber of Parliament (Lok Sabha), Shri the people for cooperation to ensure Speaker Shri Tesam Pongte, MP and Everester Smt. Anshu Jam- Subansir is almost 80 % complete. seek permanent solutions for poor or Tapir Gao, who was present on the peace and unity in the State, which, (Lok Sabha) Shri Tapir Gao, local shenpa also participated in the Also the progress of both JK road and zero enrollment schools and forward occasion and local MLA Shri Laisam he said will promote in developmen- MLA Shri Laisam Simai, Deputy inaugural function. TAH is being minutely monitored and it to his office, he further suggested . Simai to further expand PPIF. The tal process. He also called upon the Commissioner Shri RK Sharma and reviewed regularly with the highway (Contd on P-2)... Governor said that Pangsau Pass youths to make themselves self reli- SP Shri Mihim Gambo visited the Border Trade Centre must be made ant by entrepreneurial initiatives to Pangsau Pass International Festival an international attraction. become job provider instead of job Village ‘Tikhak Taipy’. The children CM distributed Point of Sale (POS) The Governor asked the gov- seekers. The Governor pointed out and village folks presented cultural ernment officials to be punctual, meet that in our State agriculture and allied programme including log drum dis- machines to beneficiaries the people and go out to the field.
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