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The Arunachal Information CMYK The Arunachal Information Vol - V Issue - 36 Friday, September 3, 2021 Naharlagun (Postal Regd. No.AP/055/2014-2016) Read online at www.arunachalipr.gov.in CM Speaks… “Education is the backbone of any civilization. Two day monsoon session of Arunachalees will survive the information explosion and modernization through diligent learning coupled with Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly held moral behaviour. “ - Pema Khandu Paid rich tributes to former ministers STATE EMERGENCY OPERATING ITANAGAR, August 27: selfless contribution and devoted CENTRE(SEOC) CONTACT The seventh session of the Seventh service for the welfare of the peo- NOS. AND E-MAIL ID : Arunachal Pradesh Legislative as- ple especially women community 09436074396/09615049061/ sembly began here on Friday. The will always be remembered. Late JT 08257891310/0360-2006159(WLL)/ two day session started with paying Takam was a good leader of Yachuli email : [email protected] rich tribute to three former ministers and state as well who worked for the Any information pertaining to any natural who passed away after the budget welfare of the people, the Chief Min- calamities and disaster may be informed session held in March last, namely ister said. Offering his condolences immediately to SEOC Itanagar. late Jotom Toko Takam, Late Dibang on demise of the former ministers, CONTROL ROOM AT DC KHONSA Tatak and late Mekap Dolo. Khandu remembered late Dibang 03876-222222/22223 Initiating the obituary refer- Tatak as a well disciplined, well 9436046370/8974672185 ence in respect of the former min- mannered and a compassionate isters, Assembly Speaker Passang person whom the state lost untimely Dorjee Sona informed the house that due to Covid. late Jotom Toko Takam passed away Deputy Chief Minister Chow- News Flash at the age of 55 yrs after prolonged ill- na Mein also remembered the late ness on 11th May 2021. He was from leaders and recalled his close asso- Capital DC launches Pistana circle in Lower Subansiri dis- ciations with them, especially with Special Covid Vaccina- trict and was an active social worker. that he was a visionary leader who led MLA in 1995 from INC party and re- Child Development department. Her JT Takam. ‘He was a very down to tion drive for school Giving a brief profile of the Late leader, his constituency to a new height. elected for second term in 2004. His selfless contributions will always be earth person who worked tirelessly the Speaker told that late Toko Takam Remembering former minister contributions will always be remem- remembered, the Speaker stated and for development of his area and teachers & staffs of ICC worked for the state in general and late Dibang Tatak, the Speaker said bered, Sona added. prayed for eternal peace of the de- state as a whole’, he said, adding, his area in particular in various ca- that late Tatak was a popular leader Sona, while paying his obitu- parted souls. with his demise, I lost a good friend, ITANAGAR, August 27: pacities. He was state Vice President and served the state in various ca- ary to late Mekap Dolo, former Min- Chief Minister Pema Khandu, hardworking and committed person. The Deputy Commissioner Itana- in Panchayat Raj from 1992 – 97 and pacities including as Chairman and ister and wife of former Deputy Chief while paying his rich tribute to the late Mein termed late Dibang Tatak as a gar Capital Complex Talo Potom became a member of the Legislative Minister. He passed away on 23rd Minister Kameng Dolo, termed her leaders stated that the former leaders younger brother, nice gentleman, launched the special Covid-19 Assembly in 1999 from Nationalist May 2021 at the age of 59 yrs due to as good human being. She died on had contributed a lot for development very cordial and well informed man. Vaccination campaign for the Congress Party(NCP) representing Covid 19 complicacies. Starting his 17th July 2021 at the age of 66 yrs of their constituencies and state at He also described late Mekap Dolo, teachers and staffs of Govt and Yachuli Assembly constituency. He political career in 1992 as gram pan- after prolonged illness. Late Mekap large. Terming late Mekap Dolo former minister as first generation Private Schools of ICC in pres- was made the Minister of Fisheries, chayat member and subsequently as Dolo was elected from 8 Bameng as- as first generation women leader, women leader who contributed a lot ence of DMO Dr Mandip Perme Labour and Employment in Mukut ASM and ZPM of Rumgong Anchal sembly constituency in 1999 and was Khandu said that she was a sen- for upliftment of women community. and others at Govt Middle school Mithi government, Sona told, adding Samiti, late Tatak was first elected as Minister of Social Welfare, Women & sible and dignified lady, adding her (Contd on P-3)... D - Sector Naharlagun here on Friday. CM requests centre for setting up of small cold chain storage The Special Covid-19 Flood situation vaccination Campaign for School facilities across the State to reduce wastage of farm produce Teachers and staffs of both Govt & remains grim in East Siang Private schools of Itanagar Capital PASIGHAT, August 31: About 150-200 mtrs of Na- Complex will be conducted wef Flood situation in East Siang con- tional Highway-13, starting from 27th August 2021 to 4th Septem- tinues to remain grim with the Siluk War Memorial partially sub- ber 2021. Siang rising above the danger lev- merged in flood water and at some During the campaign, all el, causing floods and soil erosion portions of the right edge of the those teachers and staffs who are in various parts of the district. Siang road seems precarious. still unvaccinated shall be vac- water volume and turbulence has According to Mebo ADC of- cinated and 2nd dose would be been a matter to be worried.Peo- fice source, at Sigar, another 10 administered to those who have ple continue to grapple with hav- mtrs of land alongside the left bank already taken 1st dose and com- ing higher places in the inclement of Siang river has been eroded, pleted 84 days. weather while salvaging whatever washing away the boulder spurs The DMO informed that is left of the public amenities and completely.The boulder spurt built the campaign is an effort to com- rebuilding their roads, houses and under community contribution on ITANAGAR , September 1 : ers. tional Mission on Edible Oils - Oil Palm pletely immunise all the staffs of lives. self-help basis as a protection Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Tues- Consequently, an MoU with (NMEO-OP). the schools prior to opening of of- East Siang Deputy Commis- measure along the old playground, day took part in the video conferenc- one of the promoters was cancelled Speaking on the agenda of or- fline classes so that all necessary sioner Dr. Kinny Singh has alerted Garak river banks and graveyard ing of Union Agriculture Minister Nar- and meetings called with the existing ganic mission, Khandu informed that precaution could be taken to con- the people to keep strict vigil on the boundary, Gabion wall under River endra Singh Tomar and Union DoNER ones to fast track the mission, the CM the State has launched its mission trol the transmission of Covid-19 flood situation and directed the of- Training Work scheme executed Minister G Kishan Reddy with the CMs informed. in 2016 with the target completion of from teachers/staffs to students ficers not to leave station without by the RWD under SDRF 2021-22 of the eight northeastern States. Allaying the fear of impact of oil 2023 covering an area of 1-lakh hec- once the schools reopens. permission. alongside the river bank besides Speaking at the conference to palm cultivation on forests in the State, tares. He said the phase 1 and 2 of the The DC has sought coop- DDMO Pasighat informed the playground as well as concrete discuss the development of the agri- Khandu said it is unlikely to have any mission is complete, and is currently eration from all for the successful that water level in Siang river is ris- blocks built by WRD alongside the culture sector in the North East, the effect since the identified areas for the underway at phase 3. He requested conduct of the campaign. ing due to incessant rain and flow- left bank of Siang river have been Chief Minister informed that Arunachal purpose covers only the wastelands. for an additional 5 years extension of The launching program ing .60 cm above the danger level, completely washed away and sub- has 25 lakh hectares of cultivable area He informed that a committee from the the organic mission so that more peo- was attended by Dr.Tahan Mize, marking 154.60 (Danger level is merged in flood water. of which only 2.5-lakh hectares has central government has already iden- ple can be benefitted. District RCH Officer, Dr.G.Tali, 153.96 M) at Pasighat. As per offi- At some stretches, the old been put to use. tified an area of 1.33-lakh hectares of The CM further requested DSO(IDSP) , DANO, Headmaster cial sources, Pasighat-Pangin road PWD road stands just 5-6 mtrs On slow coverage of oil palm wasteland for oil palm cultivation. the Union Ministers for setting up of In-Charge Smti Tadar Yaya along connectivity disrupted due to mas- from the river Siang. Borguli Youth cultivation in the State, he attributed The CM requested help from numerous small cold chain storage with all the staffs of D-Sector Mid- sive landslides at several locations Festival ground submerged. Aban- it to the lack of commitment from the the central government for increase facilities across the State to reduce dle School and staffs from the es- including RibiNallah.
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