Calcutta Public School, Baguiati, celebrated its annual day at the Science City Auditorium on December 19. More than 600 ...

The government of Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday launched a new tourism policy along with a redesigned logo to promote the ...

Arunachal Pradesh launches a new tourism logo and policy to enhance its appeal as a tourist destination. The initiatives ...

Supreme Court judge and National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) Executive Chairman Justice B.R. Gavai will travel to Arunachal Pradesh to personally reach out to the remotely-placed tribal ...

The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Sunday (March 30, 2025) extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in the States of Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, and Nagaland for another six months.

Arunachal Pradesh has seen remarkable growth since 2016, driven by a focus on reformation, performance, and transformation.

Rafting in fast-flowing rivers, paragliding from icy heights and spiritual journeys to the sacred places of Buddhists and Hindus such as Tawang and Parauram Kund in Arunachal Pradesh will be smooth ...

Arunachal Pradesh, a land of rugged mountains, pristine forests, and ancient civilizations, has many breathtaking sites still unspoiled. Beyond the well-known destinations like Tawang and Ziro ...

The law was also extended to Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Arunachal Pradesh and three police station areas in Namsai district in the state for six months beginning April 1 after a ...

Thousands of people under the banner of the Arunachal Christian Forum held a peaceful protest today near Itanagar against the implementation of the Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act 1978 ...

(Shutterstock) With over 68% of Arunachal Pradesh’s population belonging to scheduled tribes (STs) as per the 2011 Census, a statement issued by NALSA said, the outreach programme underscores ...

In 1978, Arunachal Pradesh became the third Indian state to enact an anti-conversion law. The Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act, 1978, had the explicit aim of “countering proselytisation ...