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ITANAGAR, Oct CMYK The Arunachal Information Vol - III Issue - 39 Friday, October 25, 2019 Naharlagun (Postal Regd. No.AP/055/2014-2016) Read online at www.arunachalipr.gov.in CM Speaks… “Education is the Pema Khandu attended the Meeting on Greenfield backbone of any civilization. Airport at Holongi held Arunachalees will survive foundation day celebration of the information explosion ITANAGAR, Oct. 23: agency) to plan and execute a road and modernization through A meeting was held to discuss the with global standard. Good landscap- diligent learning coupled with peripheral works to be done by State ing with a scope for green plantation/ moral behaviour. “ Rama Krishna Mission Hospital Government for Greenfield Airport at vegetation with proper lighting could - Pema Khandu Hollongi under the Chairmanship of be included in the DPR, he suggest- Chief Secretary Shri. Naresh Kumar ed. in presence of Commissioner Power Various other points were also G.S.Meena, Secretary Civil Aviation taken up during the course of meet- News Flash S.K.Jain, Secretary PWD Y.W.Ringu, ing like bulk power supply, bulk water concerned Chief Engineers and other supply; construction of boundary wall, Massive fire razes stake holders at CS Conference Hall, shifting of High Tension Line etc. Civil Secretariat, Itanagar today. CS suggested the engineers down buildings & While emphasizing on quality to prepare Detailed Project Reports in renders people works and also to avoid unnecessary such a manner that there is scope for pressure on State ex-chequer, Chief expansion in future.He further direct- homeless Secretary Naresh Kumar has directed ed concerned departments to not de- BOMDILA, OCT.19: A massive fire all the executing departments to sub- lay further and carry out the assigned which broke out at around 2200 mit genuine estimates in their DPRs. works at the earliest so that the works hrs on 17th night at Rama Camp During the discussion on construction of the Greenfield Airport in Hollongi is market under Dirang Sub-Division of 2.5 Kilometre Approach Road to completed within the committed time- in the district left a trail of destruc- ITANAGAR, Oct.19: disciplinary hospital.To strengthen the the state government under Mukhya Hollongi Airport from National High- frame of the Airport Authority of India tion. In all, six houses were totally Chief Minister Pema Khandu today hospital, Chief Minister said the state Mantri Rogi Kalyan kosh provides way, CS asked the PWD (executing that is March 2022. razed down and one partially burnt attended the foundation day celebra- government is willing to work with the grant in aid for medicine procurement by the inferno. The fire was brought tion of Rama Krishna Mission Hospi- RKM hospital on public-private part- and infrastructure. He informed that under control after more than three Global Iodine Deficiency Disorder tal here in presence of Health Minis- nership (PPP) mode to expand the the health department has banned hours of struggle. Luckily, there ter Alo Libang, PHE Minister Wangki hospital’s capacity to 300-bedded all central procurement of medicines was no loss of life. The fire caused Prevention Day observed Lowang and Daporijo MLA Tanya hospital. He said the state govern- and now will be procured from the NAHARLAGUN, Oct.21: was addressed by Dr.L.Jampa, extensive damages to houses and Soki. Also commemorating the hospi- ment is ready to assist the hospital in district level. He said this will enable Global Iodine Deficiency Disorder Pre- State Epidemiologist cum SNO properties. Properties worth crores tal’s 40 years of service to Arunachal terms of infrastructure and funds for the respective districts to place their vention Day was observed throughout (NCD, Mr.C.W.Chaklap, Dy.Director were burnt down to ashes. Three Pradesh, Chief Minister inaugurated manpower. procurement as per their needs and the state on 21/10/2019 with a host of Civil Supplies, Mr.U.K.Mitra, tenants suffered extensive loss of the Obstetrics Ward and the first ever Chief Minister said the state enable people to have free medi- of activities at different districts of Dy. Commissioner (FoodSafety), household properties. blood component separation unit in government also wishes to connect cines. the state, to bring about awareness Ms.L.Singpho, Food Safety Officer Swinging into action, HMLA the state. the hospital with Pradhan Mantri Jan Chief Minister further an- among the masses on the Importance and Mr.P.N.Mazumdar, SPO (IDD). Dirang Phurpa Tsering, DC Sonal Speaking on the occasion, Arogya Yojana and Chief Minister Aro- nounced that state government will of Iodised Salt for prevention of Iodine The salt traders were asked Swaroop, ADC Dirang Toko Babu, Chief Minister said RK Mission Hos- gya Arunachal Yojana, health benefit soon open another medical college Deficiency Disorders. to stock iodised salt packets in dry SDMO Tongchin along with other pital is rendering valuable service to schemes of the centre and the state in Pasighat. He also announced that At the state headquarter, a covered places away from moisture officers from the district adminis- the state by meeting the healthcare government respectively. He said the state government will be expanding seminar on “A Day with Salt Traders” and sell only Iodised Salt. It was also tration provided immediate relief in needs of the people. He said it was coverage under both the scheme has the 50-bedded TRIHMS institute to was held for Salt traders, chaired by emphasised that lack of Iodine in both cash and kind to the victims in on this day that hospital was formally reached around 1 lakh household in 100-bed. Besides expanding health Dr.M.Lego, Director of Health Serv- Salt may lead to a host of irreversible the morning. inaugurated and declared open by the state and the RKM Hospital being services, it will also increase the in- ices, Naharlagun at DHS Confer- manifestation of Iodine deficiency and Cause of the fire and as- Swami Vireshwaranandaji Maharaj, covered under the scheme will im- take of medical students in the insti- ence Hall, Naharlagun. Mr Tom Koyu, therefore everyone should consume sessment of the damages incurred the 10th President of the RK Mission. mensely benefit the people. tute, said the CM. Technical Asst (IDD) delivered the only “Iodised Salt”. Mr.NgurangTakar, is being worked out by the Sub- He said the hospital has grown from To strengthen the health serv- Health Minister Libang also welcome address. A different aspect SA (IDD) presented the vote of thanks Divisional Executive Committee, being a simple dispensary to a multi- ices in the state, Chief Minister said spoke on the occasion. of National IDD Control Programme to the gathering. Dirang. CCI approves infrastructure DCM attended Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development cum Input Distribution Programme at KVK development worth 25000 crores ITANAGAR, Oct. 21: road connectivity to all ADC/SDO processing units at Namsai, Pasighat The Cabinet Committee for Infrastruc- headquarters over the next 3 years. It and Bhalukpong. ture (CCI) met for the second time has also been decided that the exist- Proposal for introducing 10 here today under the Chairmanship ing Itanagar-Jote road would upgrad- electric buses between Itanagar and of Chief Minister Pema Khandu and ed as State Highway.CCI has doubled Naharlagun on pilot basis in partner- approved proposals worth Rs 25000 the allocation for Horticulture projects ship with NTPC has been approved crore for infrastructure development in pertaining to Kiwi, Orange, Large to bring relief to commuters and pro- the state. The approved proposal is for Cardamom, etc from the existing 30 mote eco-friendly mode of transporta- taking up capital works pertaining to crores to 60 crores. It has been de- tion. The number of buses would be various departments across the state. cided that a major component of such increased in subsequent years. CCI Rs 1100 crores has been ear- grant would be given to the farmer also approved creation of a new DSP marked for upgradation of road infra- directly by way of Direct Benefit Traffic Cell for the capital complex to structure of the state capital complex Transfer (DBT). The Committee has oversee and regulate traffic. and all district headquarters besides directed for revival of all defunct cold (Contd on P-2)... Er.Tumke Bagra inaugurated the CHONGKHAM, Oct 18: Citing the decline of Manda- devastated the Orange Orchard in Deputy Chief Minister, Chowna Mein rin Orange of the Wakro area (once Wakro area and it has spread in other maiden Arunachal Handloom Fest called for more research-oriented known as the Orange Bowl of Aru- areas too. He said that more research work in agriculture and horticulture nachal Pradesh) as a setback to the work need to be carried out by the sector by KVK and ICAR. He said this farmer which could not be contained KVK or ICAR in Orange declining and while attending an inaugural function by the agriculture & horticulture de- other such type of diseases. He sug- of a Workshop on Entrepreneurship partments till date, he said that not gested for development of indigenous Development cum Input Distribution enough research work has been done rootstock to contain such kind of dis- Programme at KVK Momong in Nam- to control the Orange decline due to eases. sai here today. which the disease had completely (Contd on P-2)... Deputy Speaker inaugurates 53rd College Day Celebrations of JNC PASIGHAT,Oct. 23: can be achieved through means of recruitment through Staff Selection Deputy Speaker, Tesam Pongte ,to- hardwork and merit only. Recruitment Board.”Make you parents proud of day inaugurated the 53rd College of all Group A & B posts is being done you by your hardwork and live upto Day Celebrations –Hill Top Radi- through APPSC.
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