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Arunachal: Independent candidate wins Khonsa East seatIndependent candidate Wanglam Sawin emerged victorious in the Khonsa East assembly constituency, defeating Kamrang Tesia of the BJP by 2,21...- Yumsen Matey, Former MLA from Arunachal Pradesh was killed in Tirap district by unidentified peopleTwo day after two top militants of the banned National Liberation Front of Tripura were arrested in Tripura, two more hardcore cadres of th...
- NIA announces cash award for arrest of NSCN-IM cadres involved in Arunachal MLA killingLast yeat NIA arrested accused Ellie Ketok from Dimapur, Nagaland in a joint operation with local MI Unit . He is a self-styled Sgt. Major ...
- Arunachal Pradesh extends lockdown from April 14 to 30Only state-run buses will be allowed to ply on the roads. Construction work will be allowed to resume after contractors seek permission fro...
- Turnout highest in Arunachal; lowest in Uttar PradeshUttar Pradesh, where voting took place for 11 seats, recorded the lowest turnout of 45.04%. Bihar recorded 49.5% voting for five assembly s...
- Bypolls: Brisk polling in eastern regionThe Assembly by-elections are in progress in five seats of Bihar, four in Assam, three in Sikkim, one each in Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha and...
- Major political parties of Arunachal Pradesh declared Chakat Aboh, wife of slain MLA as the consensus candidateChief Minister Pema Khandu convened an all-party meeting which was attented by chiefs of political parties including BJP & Congress.
- Arunachal MLA, son among 11 killed in militant ambushAmong those killed were Aboh's son and security personnel. Aboh had contested the recently held assembly polls in the state.
- 2 NSCN(I-M) cadres,1 NSCN(K) ultra, 1 NSCN(K) linkman arrestedThe arrested cadres were identified as Nali Nyamtey and Rangmo Thakte who hail from Laju circle in the district, the spokesman said.
- Civil aviation orders probe into Pawan Hans chopper crash: Nabam TukiThe Union Civil Aviation Ministry has ordered an inquiry into the Pawan Hans chopper crash, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki sai...
- Arunachal Pradesh Chopper crash: Bodies of three occupants spottedThough the bodies have been spotted, the commandos are cautiously moving on foot to retrieve them for airlifting to Khonsa.
- No clue on missing Pawan Hans chopper, weather proves a hindranceThough ground search operations continued till 4:30 pm, the two IAF helicopters deployed to search the areas were grounded.
- Pawan Hans chopper untraced for 3rd day; Sukhoi joins search operatiosIt was concentrated in two suspected areas near Dadam village as per images obtained through Synthetic Aperture Radar of the Sukhoi, state ...
- Chopper with three persons on board missingA helicopter of state-run Pawan Hans with three persons on board including a senior police officer today went missing after taking off from...
- Landslides in Arunachal district due to incessant rainsThere has been torrential rains for the past few days at Khonsa and its peripheral areas in Tirap district which washed away roads, distric...
- Elections 2014: Congress secures three fourths majority in Arunachal PradeshCongress retained power securing three-fourth majority in the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly snapping up 40 of the 60 seats and leading in two.
- Election Results 2014: Congress wins 35 Assembly seats in Arunachal PradeshFacing a rout all over the country, Congress retained power in Arunachal Pradesh by winning 35 seats and securing a majority in the 60-memb...
- BJP announces second list for Arunachal Pradesh assembly pollBJP has announced its second list of candidates, including that for the prestigious Itanagar constituency, for the April 9 assembly electio...
- PPA names 2nd list of candidates for Arunachal assembly pollsThe Peoples Party of Arunachal (PPA) today announced its second list of candidates for the Assembly elections in the state slated on April ...
- PPA declares first list of candidates in ArunachalThe party declared candidates for six constituencies in its first list which was released today.
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