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Vol - II Issue - 29

Friday, August 2, 2013 Naharlagun

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NAHARLAGUN: The Itanagar Treasury office has been shifted to the first floor of the newly constructed office building of the Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries, Goernment of Arunachal Pradesh, Bank Tinali, Itanagar with effect from July 29 last. NAHARLAGUN: As per the provision under ordinance No 25 & 26 of the Rajiv Gandhi University and on the basis of the satisfactory reports of the examiners and viva-voce board held on July 18 last, Ms. Momme Mesia, on the thesis “Land system Inventory for Environment Appraisal: A case study of Charju River Basin, Purvanchal Hills, Arunachal Pradesh” and Mr. Anmal Saikia, on the thesis “ A study on Geomorphology and Hydrological Aspects of Borgang River basin, the Eastern Himalaya” are declared to have qualified for the award of the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Geography. The Degree will be conferred on them at the next convocation of the University.

Itanagar Treasury office shifted

CM launches web-portal to gets closure to people

Ph.D awarded

Poor connectivity & infrastructures pose serious problems in development of AP : Governor

Read online at www.arunachalipr.gov.in

ITANAGAR: Yora Tagung, Vice Chairman, Arunachal Pradesh Bamboo Resource & Development Agency (APBRDA) has visited Nagaon Paper Mill (Hindustan Paper Mill Corporation) on July 24 last. Nagaon Paper mill is situated at Jagiroad in Morigaon district of Assam. The paper mill is a Govt of India undertaking and under the Ministry of Heavy Industries, Government of India.The Vice Chairman, while interacting with the official of the paper mill, discussed the probability of supply of bamboo from Arunachal Pradesh to the paper mill for production of paper. He hoped that it would give a good income for the unemployed poor people of the state.

Vice Chairman APBRDA visits Nagaon Paper Mill

ITANAGAR, July 28: State Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has formally launched the Chief Minister’s web portal – arunachalpradesh.cm.in at the CM’s conference hall here today. Speaking on the occasion, Tuki said that the web portal would bring in more transparency, accountability and lessen the gap between the public and the Chief Minister. Highlighting the salient features of the web portal, the Commissioner to CM, Chandra Bhusan Kumar informed that anyone could directly lodge their complaints and grievances to the chief minister of state through

Union MoS inspects progress of Tara Tamak & Tatsing Bridge

the Public Grievances Redressal Cell in the website. The website has a page dedicated especially for the grievances and complaints. The objective of the portal is to bring the chief minister closer to the people by reducing the time gap while disseminating activities of the government. Press releases, CM’s speeches, photos and videos issued by the CM’s office would be also uploaded in the portal for easy access for all. The portal also includes more than 50 innovative features like besides Public Grievances Redressal Cell, live web streaming; CM letter to

citizens, know your CM, opinion poll, RSS feed subscription and social media integration like Facebook, Twitter etc. The website www.arunachal pradeshcm.in has all the information regarding various programmes and policies being implemented by state government. It gives information about vision and plan of the Chief Minister besides containing information about numerous other activities being initiated by state government. Chief Secretary H K Paliwal, Secretary Planning, Sonam Chombey and Secretary IT, Gaken Ete were also present during the website launch.

AALO: The results of Panchayati Raj Election of 7-Tirbin and 7A-Tirbin Panchayati constituencies were declared. Bajap Jilen, ZPM candidate of INC 7-Tirbin and Smti Yakek Lombi, ZPM candidate (Reserved) of INC 7ATirbin were declared elected. Ruling congress party won 22 ASM seats and 53 GPM seats, while PPA got 5 seats and 5 seats went in favour of independent candidate.

Congress sweeps PR election of 7 Tirbin & 7A Tirbin constituencies

ITANAGAR, August 1: State Chief Minister Nabam Tuki today held a meeting with Minister (F&CS) Kamlung Mossang for timely implementation of National Food Security Ordinance 2013. Tenzing Norbu Thongdok, Principal Advisor to CM and senior officers of the state government including Chief Secretary, Development Commissioner (Finance), Secretary

Govt. set to implement NFSO 2013 from Aug 20
(F&CS), Director (F&CS) and other officers also attended the meeting. Inthemeetingtwophasestrategywas decided for adoption. In the first phase it was decided that implementation of the National Food Security Ordinance 2013 would be launched on 20th August 2013 in three blocks, one each from a district in East, West and Central Arunachal Pradesh. Preparation for this would

KOLKATA, July 28: Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt. Gen (Retd) Nirbhay Sharma inaugurated a seminar on ‘Issues in Sino-Indian Relations and Leadership Change in China’ at Kolkata, West Bengal on July 27. The seminar was organized by the Kolkata Chapter of Observer Research Foundation (ORF), a leading think tank of India. Presiding over the seminar, the Governor emphasized on building matching infrastructure in the north eastern states to balance what

China has done in Tibet. He said that strengthening ties is a must to ensure peace and cordial relationship. Citing connectivity as one of the major problems in the strategically located north east region, the Governor said other than Assam, only 66 km of railway line has been built in the region since Independence. Poor connectivity and infrastructures have posed serious problems in the developmental progress of Arunachal Pradesh, he added. (contd. on P-4)...

HAWAI: A coordination meeting of the newly elected PRI members of 4- Hawai-Walong Anchal Samity Block was held in the conference hall at the DCs Office at Hawai, Anjaw on July 29. Anchal Chairperson including all elected ASMs and GPM’s were present in the meeting. Addressing the gathering, Member Secretary cum BDO, Hawai briefed about the schemes to be undertaken under MGNERGA and its proper implementation. He suggested the members to assist the BLO’s for proper registration of new eligible voters in the area. He also suggested the members to play vital role and look forward for community based schemes and also to maintain grass root level as well as transparency in all government schemes.

Coordination meeting of Hawai-Walong block

PASIGHAT, July 29: The Union Minister of State, Minority Affairs, Ninong Ering had personally inspected the Tara Tamak steel bridge construction here today on the way to Mebo-Dhola road as the residents had been complaining of the delay in its completion. Taking serious note of the issue, he called for blacklisting the contractor “Quadricon Ltd. Mumbai” for their failure. While admitting that inordinate delay in completion of the said bridge is causing a great deal of dissatisfaction among the people of East Siang and Dibang Valley districts, the Union MoS said that since the bridge will become a landmark for East Siang, he would take up the issue with the state’s Chief Minister Nabam Tuki and PWD Minister Chowna Mein on priority so

CHANGLANG: Showing a noble gesture, the 149 CRPF, Changlang unit carried out a social service at General Ground Changlang on July 24 & 25 last. During the social service, the General Ground has been made level by filling the dents with soil, sand etc. also, the thick grown grasses in the periphery of the ground cleared by cutting down. The General Ground was being prepared and maintenance done for the forth coming Independence Day Football Tournament which is scheduled from August 1 next, besides celebration of the Independence Day in a befitting manner. The District administration and general public appreciated to the voluntary social service done by the CRPF Jawans.

CRPF jawans carried out social service

ITANAGAR, July 29: PWD Minister Chowna Mein reviewed the progress of Trans-Arunachal Highway in a meeting with the highway engineers and various contracting agencies here today. Addressing the engineers and representatives of the contracting agencies, the minister, took serious note of the slow progress of some of the projects. While admitting the prolonged monsoon and remoteness of the region, he opined that slow progress cannot be attributed to longer monsoon. The engineers and the contracting agencies should devise proper work programme to expedite implementation and the work within specified time period. The minister said that the state government is very serious on timely implementation of the highway projects and will not hesitate to debar nonperforming contracting agency from participation in future bidding including termination of contract in extreme cases.

Mein reviews progress of TAH

ITANAGAR, July 29: Chief Minister Nabam Tuki has expressed grief over the fire mishap that occurred at Kamba village in West Siang district in the wee hours today, completely gutting at least 13 houses as per reports. The devastating fire broke out at about 2.30 this morning near the Responding to the complaints by some of the contracting agencies premises of the Kamba Primary Health on local disturbance hindering Center (PHC) and engulfed several work progress, Mein assured to take up the matter with the District Administration. While emphasizing on proper monitoring of projects, he requested the Parliamentary Secretary (PWD) to PASIGHAT, July 30: carry out regular review of the projects The Union Minister of State (Minority to ensure adhering to the time-line Affairs) Ninong Ering today met the set during review meeting. Mein also East Siang Deputy Commissioner appealed all concerned to mobilize Nidhi Srivastava and discussed a adequate efforts for timely completion series of developmental issues of of projects. the district. The Minister also reviewed the During the conversations, one work status of Trans-Arunachal of the major issues was Simang Highway as a prelude to the review Hydropower project. The minister meeting of Union Minister, MoRTH enquired about the project and called scheduled on August 2 next at for Public Hearing soon, stating that Guwahati. clearances from pollution control Parliamentary Secretary (PWD) board and ministry of environment TN Thongdok and Commissioner and forest have already been (PWD) Gonesh Koyu were also obtained. He said that the success present in the meeting besides the energy development will promote a Chief Engineers. better place on earth for us to live for

that the works can be reassigned to the PWD for early completion of Tara Tamak and Kadang Bridges. Ering also reviewed the progress of on ongoing construction of Tatsing Bridge and called upon the engineers to accord priority to the project which is near completion. Extending his tour to Dibang Valley, the MoS took stock of the post flood situation. He was very shocked to see the dilapidated condition of the flood hit Paglam Secondary School building and teaching strength of school. On being informed that the secondary school is running with only five regular and three SSA teachers, Ering assured the Principal to take up the issue seriously with the education ministry. He also inspected the (contd. on P-4)...

ITANAGAR, July 27: Chief Minister Nabam Tuki today visited at least four sites in the capital city, three of which were with intention to study the feasibility for stationing the new CRPF battalions promised by the center recently. He was accompanied by capital MLA Techi Kaso, Itanagar Chief Councilor Higio Aruni, DGP, IGP, capital DC and SP and 138 Bn CRPF Commandant. The Union Home Ministry, on request of the Chief Minister, is ready to deploy one battalion of CRPF for

CM visits various sites for stationing new CRPF battalions

start immediately. It is noteworthy that as per the provisions of the Ordinance every person belonging to priority households to be identified shall be entitled to receive 5 Kg of food grains per person per month at subsidized prices. Supply of rice is to be made available to the eligible persons at the subsidized rate of Rs.3.00 per Kg and (contd. on P-4)...

CM expresses grief over fire mishap at Kamba
houses. The PHC building has also been reported partially damaged by the fire. However, there have been no reports of any human casualty. Tuki has directed the District Administration to assess the damage and losses caused to public as well as private properties and distribute relief as per norms. The district administration has offered Rs 4000 each to the victim

maintenance of law and order in the state immediately provided accommodation facilities are provided by the State Government. Tuki personally surveyed the probable places, where the CRPF battalion can be stationed temporarily with immediate effect and also a place to station the para-military force permanently. The Chief Minister first visited the premises of the 1st AAP Bn Headquarters at Chimpu, where a suitable and unused land is available (contd. on P-4)...

Ering calls for public hearing on Simang hydro project

families as immediate relief. The Chief Minister regretted that despite several appeals and advices similar fire mishaps keep recurring across the state. He reiterated that extreme precaution must be maintained to avert such incidents, especially in villages where most of the houses are made of bamboo and thatched roofs, prone to fire accidents.

many generations to come. industrial development, he said We will be able to offer energy to adding that to bridge the gap between the people and also for eco-friendly the demand and availability of power,

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www.arunachalipr.gov.in Wordly Wise It requires a whole village to bring up a child. -African saying

Wancho Script introduced
I feel extremely happy and proud tosee that the first ever independent Wancho script has been developed and introduced in the Wancho Society through the sincere efforts and arduous tasks carried out by Mr. Banwang Losu. It will definitely help in preservation of this indigenous language which happens to be an important marker of cultural identity of the people from being lost and in promoting the language for scholastic ventures. The Wancho language is classified as the Naga group of Tibet-Burman branch. It has affinity with Nocte and Tangsa languages of the same language family. Linguistically, the Wanchos of Arunachal Pradesh are classified into three groups based on their dialectical differences- Upper Wancho (Tang group) inhabited in and around Ponchao and Wakka circle, Middle Wancho(Sang group) occupying Longding and Pumao circle, and Lower Wancho settled in the Kanubari circle of the district. Their language, commonly called ‘Kah’, differs mostly in terms of tone and pronunciation. Many people of the community converse in their link languages like Assamese and Hindi. The educated ones even speak in English. Under the influence and pressure of other dominant languages and culture, the Wanchos are facing difficulties in maintaining the link and continuity with their past. The non- availability of indigenous script situation of endangerment. It was, of late, realized that their unique language would remain alive in its pure form if it can be documented with the help of a proper script. The Wancho scholars opine that their

Asst. Professor of English Wangcha Rajkumar Govt. College Deomali.

-Dr. Vineeta Dowerah

editorial

Bamboo craftsmanship as a potential aspect of Arunachal’s industry
Arunachal Pradesh has a vibrant craft tradition mainly based on bamboos and every tribe excels in bamboo craftsmanship. Cane and bamboo is an important craft apart from weaving, and the craftsmanship is of very high order. Except for the communities in Tawang and Bomdila sector, all the dwelling houses are traditionally made of bamboos. Hats, baskets of various designs, other household articles are made of bamboos. Besides using bamboo as fuels on many occasions, this plant is also used on many other decorative and ritual purposes. Cane and bamboo form the basic raw materials which meet the requirements of everyday life –from house-making to making baskets, fishing traps, dress items, construction of suspension bridges across rivers, and religious paraphernalia—thus completing their day-to-day needs. People of the state have fully utilized the raw material offered by Mother Nature. With the use of cane and bamboo as raw materials, the basketry technique naturally occupies a very important place in the technological development. However, this craftsmanship is restricted to menfolk only while weaving is confined to the womenfolk. Since cane and bamboo work constitute the major cottage industry in the state, it is now time to seriously consider about enhancement of the existing traditional technology by developing and adopting advanced technology not only in order to sustain this culture but also to transform this to a vibrant industry. This is possible only when all stakeholders join hands in an endevour to promote this traditional industry which has an enormous potential in our Arunachal Pradesh. Bamboo craft as an aspect of cottage industry has enormous bearing on our economy.

has created difficulties for Wancho writers and the elite group to develop their language through literature. The vast treasure of indigenous language and relevant information is dying out without proper documentation. Their language, like many other indigenous languages of the world, may face a

language cannot be documented entirely by using Hindi or English alphabets (Devanagiri and Roman scripts respectively) as these alphabets cannot represent all the original sounds, tones and pronunciation of words of their language. It is not sufficient to transcribe the local language perfectly.

The proposed modified Roman script, they believe, could not solve the script problem of the Wancho language and meet the immediate scholastic need of the literate and educated mass. There was an urgent need for common alphabets to document the existing language of the Wanchos with a uniform sound. Hence, it was felt that an independent Wancho script was required to transcribe different sounds that make different meaning. Thus, an independent Wancho script called ‘Wancho Laizi’ has been developed and introduced in the society. Lot of care has been taken to represent the existing sounds and tones. I hope the people of the community will accept the script with pride and satisfaction and work for further development of their language and rich culture. I also hope to see the Wancho intellectuals use their own language and script for reflecting upon their thoughts and ideas and for understanding and remembering historical experiences, their cultural heritage, folks and the folk tradition. I expect the support and cooperation of the people in my present work related to the morphological and syntactical analysis of the Wancho language. At last, I wish them luck and congratulations on this noble achievement.

Know your responsibilities and not only your rights
Gone are the days when the villagers used to clear miles of village paths leading to the agricultural fields, rivers, water sources and so on so forth in the not too distant past on self-help basis. They used to construct teachers’ quarters and school buildings without asking a penny from the government. They felt pleasure in doing social service in the interest of their community. The government was not allowed to get involved at all. It used to be done on community basis and on a regular basis. Today, this community work is truly dead. The villagers have been so mollycoddled by the elected leaders that even for construction of their own toilet they demand funds from the government. They are not willing to do anything sans sanctions from the government. This spoon-feeding culture is annihilating another ageold culture, the spirit of community work in the villages. Today, the same villagers who were always willing to do anything for their villages free of cost tend to demand government sanction even for petty jobs in the villages. The countless CC steps in the villages are causing more harm than good because they are not laid properly. They become slippery and dangerous during rainy seasons. The traditional CC steps were much better and were easy to make without spending a single penny. Things have come to such a pass that for every single peccadillo or misdemeanor the people criticize and blame the Chief Minister and the government. The people must realize that the Chief Minister is as good as the people. The HCM is like the cricket captain. The captain is as good as the players. The captain alone cannot do anything if the other members of the team do not perform. The wearer knows where the shoe pinches. The Chief Minister must be doing his best to ensure that he leaves no scopes for complaint but everything does not go as we plan. We often falter. He must also be having constraints which we must appreciate. It is seen that the private individuals in the districts and the state capital construct houses, garages, private roads flaunting all rules if any with impunity thereby blocking the drains. Now, should they blame the HCM and the government for this too? In Arunachal Pradesh all the districts and the capital are crisscrossed by numerous streams and rivulets. The people have illegally established colonies on both the banks of these streams creating irreparable damage to the streams and causing landslides every year. In fact, most of the disasters in our state are manmade. Now, again, should they blame the HCM and the government of the day for this too? They leave the bulbs glowing brightly in the offices and other public places day and night. Some government employees leave the bulbs around their quarters switched on for months together when they go on leave ostensibly to scare away the thieves. The water tapes in offices, schools and public places are left open allowing the precious water to flow merrily. Now, do we have the right to blame the HCM and the government for this? We must admit that we lack civic sense totally. However, we are adept at training our accusing fingers on others. But please remember, when we point a finger at others there are three fingers pointing back at us. Of course, the thump finger that represents the gullible public is always confused and oblivious of what is going on. Let us not derive sadistic pleasure from accusing the government for every petty matter. Let us think in what way we can contribute our mite to build our poor state vibrant, strong and selfreliant. Let us seriously follow what John F. Kennedy said, “Ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country?” In this case our state Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh with its myriad sensibilities, a cacophony of cultures, a multiplicity of faiths and dialects, one never knows who will

-Denhang Bosai

Service line
Hospitals
General Hospitals, Naharlagun Casuality wing : 0360-2246677 Med.Supdtt. : 0360-2244156 R.K.Mission Hospital, Itanagar 0360-2212263 Heema Hospital, Itanagar 0360-2291094 Niba Hospital, Pappu-Nallah 0360-2244574/2351200 Hospital in Guwahati GNRC Hospital Down Town Hospital GMC Hospital International Hospital B.Barooah Cancer Institute Itanagar Nirjuli Banderdewa : 0360-2212233 : 0360-2257220 : 0360-2266236 CMO : 0360-2244293 Ambulance : 0360-2244479

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APST BUS SERVICE
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take offence at what. Sadly, some people have the uncanny knack of criticizing the government without any basis and without going deep into the issue[s]. They always tend to have a pedestrian attitude and grizzle or complain about everything. This is surely not going to stand them in good stead in life. Being the eyes, ears and mouth of the government my bounden duty is to provide correct feedbacks to the government for which I am paid. So, please do not complain that my present article is heavily loaded in favour of the government. Having said that I have always stood by my view that the state government may have bitten off more than it can chew vis-à-vis mega dams in the state. But this problem was handed down to the present HCM by the former CM late Dorjee Khandu. In fact, most of the problems are inherited ones. So, blaming Nabam Tuki holds no water. The burning issue of PRC is another fiasco the state government could have done without. But again no body is infallible. We should not be looking for the chinks in the government’s armour but help the government in plugging the loopholes and the shortcomings if any, after all it is our government. Our defeatist tendency and lack of belief in our leaders are, I believe, the main reason for the (contd. on P-4)...

Know Your State
Itanagar, the beautiful capital city of Arunachal Pradesh is situated at the southern part of the state on the foothills of Himalayas. Administratively it comes under Papum Pare district. Although the capital city is predominantly inhabited by the Nyishis, it is currently inhabited by people from all tribes and other parts of the country also. Festivals of different tribes are celebrated in the city all the year round. Being the state capital, Itanagar is well connected by road and air. NH 52A connects it to other parts of the country. There is a regular helicopter service between Guwahati and Naharlagun12 kms from Itanagar, besides a railway line is connecting Itanagar with the Indian railway network shortly. Established in 20th April 1974, the capital is named after the historical fort – the Itafort, dating back to the 14th -15th centuries. Besides Itafort, Itanagar houses the Rajbhawan, the official residence of the Governor, the CM’s Bungalow and other official bungalows of Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, MLAs, Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat, Public Service Commission and other important offices including Permanent bench of Gauhati high court at Naharlagun. Other places of tourist interest included the legendary Ganga Lake, locally known as Gyekar Sinyi - a beautiful spot with a natural picturesque lake surrounded by primeval vegetations. Siddhartha Gonpa, a Buddhist temple with a stupa erected in front of the shrine is located on the top of a hill amidst beautiful greenery. Consecrated by his holiness, the Dalai Lama, the Gonpa reflects the widespread Tibetan influence in the region. Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum located near the Siddhartha

ITANAGAR
Gonpa provides a glimpse of the state’s rich cultural heritage through exhibition of images of local tribes, arts and crafts, costumes, besides the archaeological findings from various sites showcasing the historical facets of the state. The beautiful green Indira Gandhi Park, the Energy Park, the Science Museum, Craft Centre & Emporium, Zoological Park, all located at Itanagar are worth visiting. The North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST), an engineering, applied science and management institute, now a deemed university under the Ministry of Human Resource Development located at Nirjuli, just 15 Kms from Itanagar is a hub of technical education in the north east, besides the premier education institution – the Rajiv Gandhi University at Rono hills, Doimukh - 17 kms from Itanagar, Rajiv Gandhi Polytechnic, Donyi-Polo School for hearing impaired are some of the important institutions in Itanagar.

HELICOPTER SERVICE
DAY. STATION DEP.TIME STATION Naharlagun 08:00 Pasighat Pasighat 09:10 Roing MONDAY Roing 09:40 Anini Anini 10:20 ‘Roing Roing 11:00 Pasighat Pasighat 11:40 Naharlagun Naharlagun 09:00 Ziro Ziro 09:40 Daporijo Daporijo 10:15 Ziro TUESDA Y Ziro 11:00 Cham bang Chambang 11:25 Tali Tali 11:50 Damin Damin 12:10 Ziro Ziro 13:00 Naharlagun Naharlagun 09:15 Mohanbari Mohanbari 10:20 Miao WEDNESDAY Miao 11:10 Vijaynagar Vijaynagar 11:50 Miao Miao 12:30 Mohanbari Mohanbari 13:15 Naharlagun Naharlagun 08:00 Aalo Aalo 09:30 Mechuka THURSDAY Mechuka 10:05 Aalo Aalo 10:50 Yingkiong Yingkiong 11:20 Aalo Aalo 12:10 Naharlagun Naharlagun 08:00 Seppa Seppa 08:40 Lada Lada “ 09:10 Seppa FRIDA Y Seppa 09:40 Naharlagun Naharlagun 10:30 Mohanbari Mohanbari 11:30 Hawai Hawai 12:45 Mohanbari Mohanbari 14:20 Naharlagun SATURDAY OFF DAY SUNDAY OFF/MAINTANANCE

Arunachal Pradesh Helicopter Non-Schedule Flight Service Local Sector ( Global Vectra) Wef 13.05.2013)
ARR.TIME 09:05 09:30 10:10 10:50 11:20 12:45 09:25 10:10 10:45 11:15 11:45 12:05 12:50 13:25 10:00 11:00 11:45 12:25 13:10 14:00 09:20 10:00 10:35 11:15 11:45 . 13:30 08:30 09:00 09:30 10:10 11:15 12:40 13:55 15:05

FLY.TIME 1:05 0:20 0.:30 0:30 0:20 1:05 . 3:50 0:25 0:30 0:30 0:15 0:20 0:15 0:40 0:25 3:20 0:45 0:40 0:35 0:35 0:40 0:45 4:00 1:20 0:30 0:30 0:25 0:25 1:20 4:30 0:30 0:20 0:20 0:30 0:45 1:10 1:10 0:45 5:30

NB;- Condition apply (VIP movement/ bad weather/patient evacuation/ technical snag/passengers availability and emergency etc)

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KHONSA, July 27: A one day disaster awareness programme for the lady constables of APP and women self-help groups of Khonsa was organized at NBF Hall Khonsa by the Disaster Management Cell Tirap under the aegis of Deputy Commissioner Tirap here on July 25 last. Around 100 ladies participated in the programme. Addressing the participants, DDMO Khonsa said that ladies are more vulnerable to disaster then men, adding that since they are the caretaker of the house, they have bigger responsibility to safeguard the house from any mishap and to educate the children and other family members

Disaster sensitization programme for lady constables and women SHG

Government of Arunachal Pradesh PUBLIC NOTICE The Itanagar Treasury Office has shifted to the first floor of the newly constructed office building of the Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Bank Tinali, Itanagar with effect from today the 29th July 2013. Henceforth, all correspondences to the undersigned may please be addressed to; ITANAGAR TREASURY 1 st Floor, Directorate of Accounts & Treasuries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh Bank Tinali, ITANAGAR -791111 Ph - 0360 - 2212238 Fax - 0360 - 2216220. SdI- J. Mandal Treasury Officer, Itanagar Treasury

about disaster preparedness. Dr. AmingYirang, MO from district hospital Khonsa imparted the basic of First Aid techniques through power point presentation along with practical demonstration. Power point

Disaster management awareness programme held
The resource persons from Army and ITBP informed about disaster preparedness, role of all line departments, search and rescue and role of Military & Para Military forces during any kind of disaster. Er. Nyatum Bagra, UPO Aalo presented the concept of earthquake related disaster and earthquake resistant design buildings in detail to

presentation on Dos and Don’ts and preparedness and mitigation measures for various types of disaster was also presented by DDMO Khonsa. Leaflets of Dos and Don’ts were also distributed to the participants on the occasion.

Adolescent Reproductive & Sexual Health awareness programme at Pessing
AALO, July 29: An outreach activity of Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health (ARSH) programme was organized at Government Secondary School, Pessing recently. Organized by the Department of Family Welfare & Health, West Siang district, the programme began with welcome address and a brief speech on importance of adopting small family to mark the world population fortnight day. All the participants took oath during the function. Welcoming the participants, Tahak Tamut, Headmaster appreciated the department for conducting such kind of valuable adolescent awareness camp in the school and advised the students to gain knowledge and teach the others. Dr. Kengo Ori, DFWO West Siang and Dr. R. Darung, SMO, PHE, Pessing were the resource persons in the programme. Group discussion, quiz competition and prize distribution were held on the occasion.

AALO, July 26: A sensitization cum consultation meeting with all line departments and a disaster management training with PRI members, NGOs and public was held at Hotel West here on July 25 and 26. Inaugurating the programme, M.K Sahoo, Deputy Commissioner highlighted on the various hazards of the district and requested all the departments for active participation as the district has similar topographical condition with the state of Uttarakhand, which has witnessed the worst flood in recent times. He said that our preparedness is a must in the wake of any eventuality. He highlighted about the role of community during any disaster situation and asked for preparation of community contingency plan to cope up with them during any kind of disaster. He further stressed on proper coordination with the district authority and asked for better preparedness so that they all can render assistance during the time of necessity.

the officers present. CO, Datum Gadi attended the 2nd day training programme. Narrating many fire accident cases, Gadi alerted the people to keep fire extinguisher equipments and materials in their houses. Earlier, Dorjee Nima, DDMO in his welcome address, explained the key objectives of the programme.

KHONSA, July 28: A social service was conducted in Changlang-Khonsa (CK) road on July 27 under the leadership of Ms Sontung Bangsia, ZPM, Khela-Lamsa Block. All PR members and villagers from the nearby villages enthusiastically participated in the social service. The CK road which falls under Trans-Arunachal-Highway is in a deplorable condition and the villagers of the entire CK belt are facing untold sufferings. The worst sufferers are the serious patients who have to be evacuated to Khonsa District Hospital or in Assam for treatment. The road is so bad that vehicles can hardly ply,

Social service conducted in Changlang-Khonsa road

BOMDILA, July 27: The music fans of West Kameng district had a rocking evening as idols of the district performed live on stage at Bomdila Auditorium on July 25 last. The jam packed crowd enjoyed the live performance by West Kameng Idol - Rinchin Tashi Komu, Dirang Idol - Yeshi Dorjee, Shertukpen Idol - Rinchin Dorjee, Thrizino Idol Machang Sangchoju, Mon Sargeyling winners - Dorjee Eton & Thupten Tsering, Voice of Nafra winners - Utam Jaboju & Beron Deru, & Thembang Idol - Garpa. Chief Guest P D Sona, Parliamentary Secretary Tourism contributed a sum of Rs.50,000/- to the organizers in appreciation of the good cause initiated by the local talented youths of the district. The musical concert was attended among others by RT Khunjuju Parliamentary Secretary HPD, Tsering Sonam, ZPM and Tsering Wange, President AMASA. Rule Mongolz, the local rock band moved the crowd with ‘Lost Dream’s’ heavy metal number ’We are Gods Creation’. They also played the heart

Live music concerts to raise fund for Uttarakhand victims

Fish seeds distributed to progressive fish farmer
provided by government sincerely for improvement of fish farming in the district. Earlier, in his key note address, Kenbom Chisi, DFDO, disclosed that all together 39 progressive fish farmers have been selected in the district for “Free distribution” of fish seeds. He also urged the beneficiaries

especially in summer. Because of this poor condition of the life-line of the CK belt, the villagers necessitated the organization of the much-needed social service. It may be mentioned here that there are more than 16 villages in the CK belt and this belt is one of the most backward, especially in the field of education. Poor road connectivity can be cited as the main reason for this, asserted Ms Sontung Bangsia, ZPM. A public memorandum had been submitted to the Chief Minister to provide funds for repair and maintenance of the CK road. In the meantime the villagers and the public have appreciated the ZPM’s effort.

AALO, July 26: A week long training on pay roll software version 4.4 was conducted here from July 22 to 26 at the National Informatics Centre (NIC), Aalo for the DDOs of West Siang district. The software included preparation of the pay bill, calculation of arrears, generation of schedule, certificate etc. The implementation of this software will reduce the work load of the pay bill preparation and will help in correct calculation of pay without delay. At present few of the DDOs in the district are using the 4.3 version.

Week long training on pay roll software held

rendering all time favorite number My heart will go on.... The crowd watched and enjoyed the concert with several fans singing along, dancing, clapping or listening in awe. There were also rocking dance performances by Rinchin Norbu Bapu & party (Arunachal Boogie Woogie) and Sonu Tamang (Kameng Boogie Woogie winner). The crowd went gaga and cheered when winners of ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ the all

AALO, July 26 : The District Level Tourism Development Committee (DLTDC) was held at Aalo on July 25 last for evaluation and selection of new tourism projects for the year 20132014. The meeting was chaired by West Siang Deputy Commissioner M.K. Sahoo and attended by Superintendent of Police, Divisional Forest Officer, Executive Engineer, PHED, Assistant Urban Planning Officer, A.S.W. (Elect.), District Research Officer and Managing Director, Yomgam Tours & Travels. Addressing the meeting, DC said that Arunachal Pradesh has all the potentials to be one of the potential tourism destinations. He suggested the committee to identify the projects in such places where road connectivity and water is available.

DLTDC meeting held for selection of new tourism projects
He said that creating of tourism assets in jungle and wrong selection of projects site may create problem in future for operation and hence sought suggestions from all members for selection of sites for tourism projects in a judicious manner so as to promote tourism sector by creating durable assets. SP, S.C Yadav shared his observations and explained the development of tourism sectors in other states. He also suggested the committee to select only genuine projects which are feasible for tourism purpose. Yomjum Yomgam, Managing Director, Yomgam Tours & Travels explained the role and responsibilities of tour operators. Expressing his experience as a mountain trekking guide, he stressed for development of medium range mountain trekking

YINGKIONG, July 29: The Department of Fisheries, Upper Siang district had distributed fish seeds to progressive fish farmers of the district at a simple ceremony organized at Government fish farm here on July 25 last. Dr. Tallo Taggu, DVO and O. Tamuk, DAO distributed the fish seeds to the beneficiaries. On the occasion, Dr. Taggu appreciated the initiative taken by the Fisheries department and suggested all the beneficiaries to culture the fish in scientific manner to get higher benefit from it. DAO, Tamuk also called upon the beneficiaries to integrate the fish culture with agriculture, horticulture & animal husbandry to increase their income through fish farming and suggested all the farmers to keep girls group ‘Naings-The Sisterhood’ interaction with technical departments and ‘Fancy Butterfly’ performed and for improvement in traditional farming method. gyrated on the stage. The programme was attended by The live concert was organized Bading Teng, ZPM, who urged the by ‘Rule Mongolz’ and supported beneficiaries to utilize all the benefits by Arunachal Mountaineering & Adventure Sports Association (AMASA). The main aim was to give an opportunity to all the winners of different music competitions to TEZU, July 30: perform in one single platform and The Department of Animal Husbandry to raise fund for the Uttarakhand and Veterinary, Tezu organized a one victims. day fertility camp for the livestock owners at the BRTF camp, Demwe on July 26 last. More than 30 trainees took part in the training camp. Attending as the chief guest of the programme, Dr. (Capt.) M.M Panigrahi, 48 BRTF, Demwe appreciated the endeavor of the AH&V department for rendering their selfless service to the society and called upon the trainees route as for high altitude, mountain to take up the artificial insemination in trekking a well trained instructors and their livestock which is not only easy lot of equipments are needed. but also a cheap way to produce high N. Ete, Divisional Forest Officer milk yields. suggested the tourism department to Earlier, while welcoming the create a model rural tourism village in the district. He opined that a village with many R.C.C buildings and semi permanent structure houses should not be considered as rural village Earlier, while welcoming all, Tate Tatak, District Tourism Officer DEOMALI, July 27: explained the aims and objectives The Independence Day football of the meeting in brief. He explained tournament kick-started here on the selection procedure of tourism July 25 last. projects of various categories and The tournament was inaugurated presented guidelines to all the by S.J Jongsam, Conservator of members. Forest. In his address, Jongsam The committee after a threadbare asked the players to maintain discussion based on feasibility sportsman spirit both on and off selected 8 (Eight) new proposals the field. He also underscored the out of 64 proposals received from importance of games and sports various places. adding that many sportsmen have

to culture the fish supplied in scientific manner and to provide achievement and feedback to the department. He also added that altogether, about 80,000 fish seeds consisting of Indian major carps and exotic carp were distributed to the attending progressive fish farmers of the district.

Livestock fertility camp organized
trainees, Dr. Karma Dorje, D.I.O (East Zone) asked the farmers to come forward and adopt the advance technology in the field of animal husbandry which will multiple the milk production in the area. District A.H and Vety Officer, Dr. H.Tama in his address informed the trainees about the various ongoing schemes in the department like Rural Backyard Poultry Development Scheme, RKVY, Subsidy Scheme of Goatery, Piggery, Dairy (State Plan) & Livestock Insurance Schemes etc and urged them to take up these schemes. Resource person of the training, Dr. Chhinjo Meyor Senior Veterinary

Independence Day football tournament kicks off at Deomali
made sports as their career. He thanked Wangki Lowang, local MLA and Parliamentary Secretary for Sports and Youth Affairs for sponsoring the tournament. Earlier, the chief guest released a white dove as a symbol of peace amidst a huge gathering of football lovers. The inaugural match was played between Namsang village and NCI, Deomali. The tournament is being organized

Officer urged upon the livestock owners to adopt this technique in their milch cows to increase milk production. This will decrease the STD cases simultaneously, he said. Dr. Sakuntala Gogoi, Senior Veterinary Officer also briefed the trainees about the ongoing livestock insurance scheme and urged them to insure their milch animals. A mass vaccination camp was also organized in Lakshmi Mandir, JiNallah and BRTF camp area on the same day. Total 842 animals were vaccinated with Foot & Mouth Disease and H.S. and B.Q. vaccines by the officials and staffs of the department.

by a committee of which the SDO is the Chairman, Rangkap Arang is the President and Mongde Hondik is the Secretary. The organizers have appealed the participants to maintain peace and harmony throughout the tournament. Altogether 19 teams are participating in the tournament. It may be mentioned here that the Independence football tournament is held annually at Deomali.

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The Arun Information

Friday, August 2, 2013

Name is not significant
(A Jataka Tale)
-Chow Bilaseng Namchoom
In my childhood, I was always captivated by the charm of the Jataka Tales and later realized that the Jataka Tales contain deep truths, and are calculated to impress lessons of great moral beauty. The obvious lessons are many of them suitable for my little friends, and beneath the obvious there are depths and depths of meaning which they may learn to fathom later on. The oriental setting lends an additional fascination. Quaint humor and gentle earnestness distinguish these legends and they teach many wholesome lessons, among them the duty of kindness to animals. Jataka stories speak eloquently of those human values, which contribute, to harmony, pleasure and progress. For developing moral conduct and good behavior, there is little more instructive foundation than Jataka stories. All Jataka stories hold out advice on how to correct our ways. They played and continue to play in some societies an enormous role in the cultivation of peace and generosity. The Jatakas, or Birth-stories, form one of the sacred books of the Buddhists and relate to the adventures of the Buddha in his former existences, the best character in any story being identified with the Master. The Jataka tales are dated between 300 BC and 400 AD. The Jataka stories, over millennia, have been seminal to the development of many civilizations, the cultivation of moral conduct and good behavior, the growth of a rich and varied literature in diverse parts of the world and the inspiration for painting, sculpture and architecture of enduring aesthetic value. Many of the tales are set in or near Benares, now called Varanasi, a city in north central India on the Ganges River. One of the world’s oldest cities, Varanasi is the most sacred place for Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims also have important religious sites nearby. According to tradition, Buddha began his teaching at Sarnath a short distance from this city. Part of the canon of sacred Buddhist literature, this collection of some 550 anecdotes and fables depicts earlier incarnations — sometimes as an animal, sometimes as a human — of the being who would become Siddhartha Gautama, the future Buddha. Jataka stories are well depicted in Amaravati, Nalanda, Ajanta, Ellora, Bharut, Nagarjunikonda, Borobudur and Angkor Vat. At this point I wish to draw the young friends’ special attention to the story of “Name is not significant”, from the collection of Namasiddha Jataka-97. When you read or listen to these very old stories, if you wonder how much it is really true, you should test the meaning, weigh or consider it, and depend on your own intuition to know the truth of it. Then follow and practice what you know to be true. Happy Reading!

Poetry Section

Ethnic Delicacy
(CHICKEN PORRIDGE)
A Special dish of the Galo Tribe served in all the special occasion like Mopin, Nyida,(Marriage Party),etc. Ingredients 1) Grinded Rice 800gm 2) Ginger Paste 3) Garlic Paste 4) Chopped green chilies 5) Chicken 500gm (boneless) 6) Finely chopped coriander leaves for taste 7) Salt for taste 8) Dry bamboo shoot

My Father
-Kenyir Taipodia Ma mass com Rajiv Gandhi University From the time I came to this world Someone is there to hold He has wake up long hours So that I can sleep in peace He is always there to take care of me Get worried when I get worried cry with me laugh with me Fulfills all my need without any greed Always inspire me to share love and peace Patience is his greatest weapon He inspire me in every work Let me tell you who he is He is my dearest and nearestFather

POROK AMIN

METHOD OF PREPARATION: - Cut the chicken into small pieces - In a cooking pot boil the water of about 4-5 cups or as per serving. - Put the ginger paste, garlic paste and chopped green leaves in the boiling water and let it boil for 3 min - Now put the chopped chicken into the boiling water and let it boil for 10min. - Put the dry bamboo shoot - Now put the grinded rice slowly and stir it well. - Spread finely chopped coriander leaves on the dish - Serve hot.

In Taxila there was a teacher. He had many pupils. One of them was Papaka (a sinner). When he was called by his name Papaka was too irritated. He thought-“ This name is very bad. I will adopt some other name.” Therefore, once, he approached the Teacher and said“Teacher! My name is inauspicious. It is not good. Give me some other name.” The teacher said-“ Dear Pupil! Names are ony symbolic. They are used to call people. A name does not bear any significance. Rest satisfied with your present name.” But Papaka requested the teacher repeatedly for another name. So the teacher said“Very well, son! Go round the town, and find yourself as auspicious name, I will change your present name when you come back.” The pupil went out into the town to find a good name. He saw some people carrying a dead man to the cemetery. He asked them“What was his name?” “He was called Jeevika (a living one),” they replied. “Does Jeeviak die too?” “why not! Jeevika dies as well as Ajeevaka. A name is just meant for calling someone. It seems you are a fool.” Papaka was sad to hear that. He went into the town, where he saw a

master beating his slave with a piece of rope. He asked the man“ Why are you beating this poor?” “Because she has not brought in any earnings today,’” the man

replied. “What is her name ?” “Her name is Dhanapali (a wealthy one).” “She is named Dhanapali, still she is poor. Why?” “Dhanapali and Adhanapali (wealth less) both could be poor. A name is for calling someone. You seem to be a fool.”

The pupil was .again sad to hear this statement about name. He went out of the town. On the way, he met a man who had lost his way. He asked the man- , “Why do you wander about in this manner ?” “Sir! I have lost my way,” the man said. “What is your name ?” “My name is Panthaka (way finder).” “Can a Panthaka lose his way?” “Yes, both Panthaka andApanthaka (way loser) can lose their way. A name is just for calling. Don’t you know such a simple fact? You must be a fool.” Thus, the pupil returned to his Teacher with a very heavy heart. The Teacher asked him- . “Son Could you find a suitable name ?” He said“Teacher! Both Jeevaka and Ajeevaka die. Dhanapali and Adhanapali both could be poor. A Panthaka loses his way, as well as an Apanthaka. A name is just for calling a person. Now, I do not need another name. My present name is good for me.” Hence, the verse“Jeevakanca matam disva Dhanapalinca duggatam, Panthakanca vane mulham Papako punaragato.” (When he saw Jeevaka dead, when he saw Dhanapali poor, when he saw Panthaka wandering about in the forest, Papaka came back.)

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Dated Khonsa the 25th July’2013 NOTICE INVITING TENDER The Executive Engineer, P.H.E & W.S Division, Khonsa on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh invites sealed item rate tender from the reputed construction firms registered under APPWD/CPWD/GREF/MES for execution of following works under NLCPRI 10% Lump sum Grant which will be opened in presence of the intending tenderers or the authorized representatives of the firms. NO.KPHED/NIT-675/13-14 Estimated cost put to tender Name of works & Sub-Head Earnest money Last date and time for Issue of tender papers Opening of tender papers Place of dropping and opening of bids Receipt of application Place of dropping and opening of bids Office of the Superintending Engineer, PHE & WS Circle Miao. Office of the Superintending Engineer, PHE & WS Circle Miao. Time of completion

NIT NO. KPHED/NIT01/2013-14 Dtd.22/07/2013

Sl No

Argumentation of water supply at Khonsa Township and C/o Water treatment plant, at Khonsa.

Rs.2,96,675.00

Rs. 1,48,33,734.00

05/08/2013 at 1100 hrs.

05/08/2013 at 1500hrs

07/08/2013 at 1500 hrs

Rs.1,56,00,856.00

Water supply at Longding Township and C/o Water Treatment Plant at Longding

07/08/2013/1500 hrs

KPHED/NIT02/2013-14 Dtd.22/07/2013

Rs.3,12,017.00

05/08/2013 at 1100 hrs

05/08/2013/at 1500 hrs

TRAFFIC RULES-A SAFETY MEASURE
Modernization is everywhere in every sphere, it has made the human life more comfortable. Now the most important invention was of the wheel by Egyptians, which has not only shortened the distance but also has saved our precious time. In spite of advantages it holds lots of disadvantages too. Now lets look around we can see traffic jam is one of the most prominent problem face by the every country. When we come into the northeastern region we will find our own state Arunachal Pradesh is also facing this problem day by day which has brought hurdles among the citizen. Over the years, road transport has become vital to the economic development and social integration of the country. Road transport has attained a dominant position within the transport sector and accounted for a share of 4.7 per cent in India’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2010-11. Easy accessibility, flexibility of operations, door-to-door service, reliability and the growing use of just in time strategies in manufacturing have contributed towards a steady increase in the modal share of road transport in the movement of both goods and passengers. In a globalised world, an efficient road transportation system is vital for increasing productivity and enabling the country to compete effectively in the world market. A world class road transport system is essential for lending competitive edge to the economy. Sustained economic growth, increasing disposable income, and rising urbanization has led to rising demand for road transport and personalized mode of transport (cars and two-wheelers), in particular. This is reflected in high annual compound growth in vehicle population of 10 per cent during 2001-2011, which entails doubling of the country’s vehicle fleet every 6 to 7 years. India has experienced a tremendous increase in the total number of registered motor Vehicles. The total number of registered motor vehicles increased from about 0.3million as on 31st March, 1951 to about 142 million as on 31st March, 2011. The total registered vehicles in the country grew at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 9.9%between 2001 and 2011. Growth in terms of CAGR of registered vehicles amongst the States/UTs shows wid Variations. While the highest CAGR for registered vehicles during 2001-2011 was recorded by Arunachal Pradesh (21.3%) which is one major problem raising in the state. Due to the increase in the rate of vehicles there has been increase in the traffic jam as it is impossible for the vehicles to pass by the single lane road. In capital complex one has to go half an hour before the fixed time to be in the time. A traffic policeman said, “the traffic jam has increase a lot since last 2 year. Earlier the jam was seen from Monday to Friday but now on Saturday and Sunday also it can be seen. The most problems are created by the teenagers as they lack awareness of the traffic rule. There are 18-20 traffic policeman in the capital complex and it create a problem to be at the time to handle the situation, Light signal is one of the important tool to control the traffic jam at the evening time and it is one of the peak hour when traffic jam happens most he added. Most of the accidents are done by the female drivers and commercial vehicles, among youth bike accident is common as they avoid traffic rule. There is lack of parking area in the capital complex which is a basic reason for the jam. As the road is narrow it cause a problem when people park their car in the road. . He suggested public awareness and public co-operation are needed in order to minimize the problem. GENERAL RULES KEEP LEFT on a two-way road to allow traffic from the opposite direction to pass on your right and on a one-way road to allow vehicles behind you to overtake from your right. WHEN TURNING LEFT, keep to the left side of the road you are leaving as well as the one you are entering. When turning right, move to the centre of the road you are leaving and arrive near the left side of road you are entering. SLOW DOWN at road junctions, intersections, pedestrian crossings and road corners and wait until you are sure of a clear passage ahead. If you are entering a main road where traffic is not being regulated, give way to vehicles passing on your right. HAND SIGNALS are necessary at certain times. When slowing down, extend your right arm palm down and swing it up and down; when stopping, raise your forearm vertically outside the vehicle; when turning right or changing lane to the right hand side, extend your right arm straight out, palm to the front; when turning left or changing lane to the left hand side, extend your right arm and rotate it in an anti-clockwise direction. To allow the vehicle behind you to overtake, swing your right arm backward and forward in a semi circular motion. DIRECTION INDICATORS better use directions indictors instead of hands singles and both in case of any emergency. WEARING A HELMET FOR TWO WHEELER DRIVERS is a statutory requirement. The helmet must conform to the ISI standards and should bear the ISI mark. Helmet works as a shield for your head in case of a mishap. It is designed for your individual safety and not as a cover to avoid legal prosecution. For complete safety tie the strap properly otherwise the helmet may slip from your head in case of an accident head injury. (Turban wearing Sikhs are exempted from using a helmet). DO NOT PARK at or near a road crossing or on top of a hill or on a footpath; too near a traffic light or pedestrian crossing; on a main road or a road with heavy traffic; in front of or opposite another parked vehicle to cause obstruction; on roads that have a white line; near a busstop, school or hospital entrance; right

-Duru Soki & Kenyir Taipodia M.A, Mass Communication, Rajiv Gandhi University

next to a traffic sign thereby blocking it for others; at the entrance of a building; near a fire hydrant thereby blocking access to it; where parking is specifically prohibited. THE REGISTRATION MARK of the vehicle should be clear, legible and visible at all times. Do not load the motor vehicle so as to obstruct the tail lights or any other lights or marks required on the vehicle for its safety. DO NOT DRIVE on a one way road except in the direction permitted. Reversing into a one Way Street in the wrong direction is also prohibited. USE THE HORN only when essential and do not use it in a silence zone. Do not fit loud, multi-toned or harsh and shrill sounding horns or alarms in your vehicle. Vehicles with altered silencers are also prohibited on the road. DIRECTIONS GIVEN TO DRIVERS either through police officers regulating traffic or through road signs or traffic signals should be followed at all times. Violation of these is an offense. MAINTAIN AN ADEQUATE DISTANCE from the vehicle ahead of you to avoid collision if that vehicle suddenly slows down or stops. A chart to guide you on minimum braking time required at different speeds is given on page 33 for your information. DO NOT BRAKE SUDDENLY except for safety reasons. ON MOUNTAINS AND STEEP ROADS the vehicle driving uphill must be given the right of way by vehicles coming downhill. If the road is not sufficiently wide, pull your vehicle to a stop on the side of the road and allow the driver going uphill to proceed first. WHEN ROAD REPAIR WORK is going on, slow down and drive at a speed not exceeding twenty five kilometers per hour. CARRY ONLY ONE PILLION RIDER on your two wheeler. You must carry the rider only on the back seat. Do not allow any rider to sit or stand in front of you (not even children). It is not only illegal but often becomes dangerous because sudden braking may throw out the child or person hitting the vehicle in front. It is a violation of law to carry goods on your two wheeler as the rider may lose balance easily leading to accidents. DO NOT DRIVE BACKWARDS longer than necessary, and do ensure that you do not cause danger or inconvenience to any other person or vehicle while doing so. DO NOT DRIVE on the road if you are unwell or after taking medication that is likely to impair your driving abilities including tonics that may have alcohol content in them WHEN OVERTAKING do so from right of the vehicles you are passing. If the driver of the vehicle in front of you indicates that he is turning right, you may pass from his left. In order to minimize the problem of traffic jam if we follow the general rules it would be easier for the public to maintain the traffic and they will save time. Let us come together and solve this problem and we can begin it from our self.

1. The tender shall be placed in a separate sealed envelope for the package- I and package- II mentioning the name of the work on envelope cover. The tender for both the packages shall be submitted in two bids each i. e Technical Bids and Price Bids. Each bid shall dully filled- up should be properly sealed and mailed by registered post by in person. So as to reach to the office of the Superintending Engineer, P.H.E & W.S Circle, Miao, P.O Miao, District: Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh, Pin 792122 within the prescribed time and dates specified above. The authority inviting tender will not be held responsible for the delay if any, in the delivery of the document or non- receipt of the same on time. 2. Before filling up the tender, the tenderers may visit the actual work site at his own cost. So as to familiarize with the responsibility and risk of site condition and for which they may contract the field officer officials of the project work. 3. The Technical bid shall be opened and evaluated first to assess the technical viability of their proposal and capability of contractors/ firms and their work experiences. Based on such evaluation and after adopting the post qualification procedure, a shortlist of selected contractors/ firms shall be made by the committee/ competent authority of P.H.E & W.S Department, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh. The price bid containing only the schedule of quantities with rates duly filled in of post qualified contractor/ firm shall be opened for further evaluation. If the office happens to be closed on the date of opening of bids as specified above, the bids will be opened on next working day at the same time and venue. 4. The tender document can be obtained from the office of the undersigned on any working days in between 1100 hrs to 1500 hrs on payment of Rs. 1,500.00 (Rupees One thousand five hundred) only in shape of D.D (Non refundable) in favour of the undersigned payable at State Bank of India, Khonsa. Any request for issue of tender document beyond the expiry date shall not be entertained at any cost. 5. Earnest money in the form of DCR/ DD/ FDR of scheduled bank guaranteed by the Reserve Bank of India must accompany with each tender failing which the tender will be summarily rejected. 6. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without assigning any reason there of. 7. In case of single tender, the undersigned has the right to cancel the tender process and call for tender of the same. SPECIAL CONDITION 1. The firms/ contractors willing to submit tender must submit documentary evidence of execution of similar type of drinking water supply project or any civil construction project costing not less than 160.00 lakhs in last five years. 2. The tendered amount should not exceed by more than 5% of the amount worked out on the basis of analysis of rate and the tender amount will be negotiate in accordance with CPWD Manual Vol- “ clause 20.1.17.3/ 20.4.3 of subsequent clause of CPWD work manual. 3. Those firm who has already two or more ongoing projects in PHE & WS Department, Arunachal Pradesh shall not be eligible to participate in the tender bid. 4. The firm must enclosed pay roll as an evidence of adequate manpower, technical expertise and necessary equipment to handle such projects. At least one graduate engineer having minimum 3 (three) years experience should be in payroll of the tenderer. 5. The firm must enclosed Bank solvency or financial soundness certificate in support of his financial background to complete the project even on the eventually of unavoidable delay in payment owing to such reason as financial crunch of the client Department! Government. No interest will be however be paid for delay in payment. 6. Intending firm should also submit the documentary evidence of necessary vehicles, machinery and equipments, concrete mixture etc. possessed by him along with tender paper. 7. The firm should be able to complete the project within 18 (Eighteen) month time from the date of commencement of work. 8. The firm should not form any joint venture or enter into association of delegate power of attorney or subcontract to any other person, firm or agency for execution at any stage. 9. The competent authority on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any other tender and reserve to itself the authority to reject any or all the tenders received without assigning any reason. All tenders in which any of the prescribed condition is not fulfilled or any condition including that of conditional rebate is put forth by the tenderers shall be summarily rejected. 10. The selected firm on acceptance of tender shall have to pay security deposit @ 5% and performance guarantee @ 5% of the tendered value, out of which performance guarantee @ 5% shall have to be paid at the time of signing the agreement in the form of FDR issued by the Nationalized Bank in favour of the Executive Engineer, P.H.E & W.S Division, Khonsa and the balance 5% of security deposit shall be deducted from the bills. 11. Payment shall be subject to release of funds from GOI and budget coverage thereof from the State Government. 12. Black listed firms/ contractors against which blacklisting are contemplated did not apply. 13. No price escalation clause shall apply. 14. No advance payment in the form of mobilization charges will be made to the successful tenderer. 15. The firm should submit latest income tax clearance certificates, NOC from MD Apex Bank, Arunachal Pradesh at the time of submission of tender. Also latest audit report of 3 (Three) years duly certified/ audited by the charter accountant should be submitted. 16. The tender document should submit acknowledgement of a reputed/ authorized consultant dealing with water supply project having tie up with tenderer with commitment to render all technical support till the completion of the project. Sd/- (Er. Likha Tekhi) Executive Engineer ATTENTION !ATTENTION! ATTENTION! “ Govt. Central Sales Emporium Itanagar announces Rebate, Sale on Certain Handloom and Handicrafts articles with effect from 24th June’2013 to 15th August’2013. Interested buyer may visit Govt. Central Sales Emporium Itanagar located opposite the Police Station, Bank Tinali to avail the opportunity of Rebate Sale during working-days from 10 A.M to 4.00 P.M. Issued by Director,Textile and Handicrafts, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar.

07/08/2013 at1530 hrs

Package-II

18 months

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FOR ALL DISTRICT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH (UNMARRIED MALE ONLY) FROM 02 SEP TO 04 SEP 2013 VENUE: GENERAL GROUND ALONG (WEST SIANG) CANDIDATES TO REPORT AT RALLY SITE LATEST BY 07.00 A.M. ON ALL DAYS DATE CATEGORY 02 SEP 13 Soldier General Duty 03 SEP 13 Soldier General Duty 04 SEP 13 Soldier General Duty 03-05 SEP 13 Screening Medical Examination of candidates passed in physical tests and have requisite documentation 08 SEP 13 Common Entrance Test (CEE) of medically fit candidates. All medical fit candidates to report to the exam centre at 0530 hours on 08 Sep13 with admit card. Note: - Candidates sporting permanent body tattoos on the non- permissible parts of the body are not eligible for recruitment. Only small tattoos depicting names and religious symbols are permitted on the following parts of the body:(a) Inner face of forearms(ie,inside of elbow to wrist) (b) Reverse side of palm. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS 1. MALE ONLY :- (UNMARRIED) 2. HEIGHT :- 160 Cms (Soldier General Duty) 3. WEIGHT :- 48 Kgs 4. CHEST :- 77 Cms + 05 expansion 5. CATEGORY :- General Duty 6. AGE :- 171/2 7. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION : - 8TH Class pass for Tribes from Arunachal Pradesh, 10th Class pass for Non-Tribes. TEST AT THE RALLY SITE (A) 1.6 KILOMETER RUN, (B) JUMP 9 FEET DITCH, (C) 6 TO 10 PULL UPS, (D) 15 FEET BALANCE, (E) SCREENING MEDICAL EXAMINATION, (F) WRITTEN TEST SERVICE BENEFITS AND PERKS: 1
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ARMY RECRUITMENT RALLY

CIRCULAR The state government has formulated Information and Publicity Policy with an objective of securing widest possible publicity coverage and check avoidable expenditure on scattered release of advertisements by government departments, state public undertakings and agencies. As per the State Information and Publicity Policy, 1999 (SI&PP), all classified and display advertisements will be issued by Directorate of Information and Public Relations. All government departments, public undertakings and agencies funded by state government will send both their classified and display advertisements to the director of Information and Public Relations and in no case government departments and public undertakings etc. will issue advertisements directly to news papers and periodicals. Pursuant to the SI&PP, DIPR has empaneled local news papers and periodicals for issue of advertisement and fixed the advertisement rates and set specification of advertisement. In order to ensure timely publication, advertisements are issued on day-to-day basis as per roster. All the government departments and public undertakings are requested to comply with the policy and send their advertisements by email at [email protected] and hard copy by post to Director, IPR. In case the departments and public undertakings are unable to send their advertisements on working days and during office hours but required to be published on holidays and closed week day, they may contact the following officers. Deputy Director (Advt) 9436897493 (M), Email ID : [email protected] PRO (Advt) 9436051742 (M) EmailID : [email protected]
GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH ITANAGAR NO. PSC-R(R) 35/2012 Dated Itanagar, the 4th July’ 2013 ADVERTISEMENT Applications are invited in prescribed form from the Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe candidates for filling up of 2 (two) post of College Librarians for the Govt. Colleges of Arunachal Pradesh in the Pay Band-3 of RS.15600-Rs.39100 with AGP of Rs.6000/per month plus other allowances as admissible to Arunachal Pradesh Govt. employees from time to time, to fill up the vacancies in different Colleges as per the latest reservation policy framed by the Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh. The posts are temporary but likely to be made permanent in due course. Vacancies and reservations of post are subject to variation. 1. ELIGIBILITY and EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION :(a) The candidates should not be less than 21 years of age and not more than 28 years of age as on 05.08.2013. However, the upper age limit is relaxable by 5 years for APST and another 5 years for State Govt. Employee. (b) Master’s Degree in Library Science/Information Science /Documentation or an equivalent professional degree with at least 55% marks (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed), and a consistently good academic record with knowledge of Computerization of library. However, there is relaxation of 5% marks i.e. from 55% to 50% at Master’s Degree level for the ST /SC candidates. Besides fulfilling the above qualifications, the candidate must have cleared the NET conducted by the UGC or any other agency approved by the UGC. However, candidates, who are, or have been awarded Ph. D degree in accordance with the ‘University Grants Commission (Minimum Standards and Procedure for award of Ph.D. Degree) Regulations 2009, shall be exempted from the requirement of the minimum eligibility condition of NET / SLET/SET. 2. METHOD OF SELECTION: The eligible candidates will have to appear in an Interview / Viva-voce test to be conducted by the Commission at Itanagar or any other place, which may be decided by the Commission. The final selection of the candidates will be made on the basis of the candidate’s performance in the Interview/Viva-voce. 3. AVAILABILITY OF APPLICATION FORM: Application form for admission to Interview/Viva-voce for the recruitment of above post can be obtained from the Commission’s Office, Itanagar on all working days from 10 AM to 4 PM up to 05.08.2013on cash payment of Rs. 70/- only. No separate fee in the form of Demand Draft/Treasury Challan will be required further along with the application form. The fee is included with the cost of the application form for convenience of the applicant. 4. HOW TO APPLY: Along with the duly filled-up format, candidates must enclose the following documents other wise the application will be rejected. (i) Two copies of recent pass-port size photographs with self-attestation in the front side. (ii) Attested copies of certificates and mark-sheet right from Class-X onwards up to PG level including PG Mark-sheet issued by the Assistant Registrar/Registrar/Controller of Examination/Vice-Chancellor of concerned University to ascertain educational qualification. (iii) Attested copy of APST certificate. (iv) Attested copy of matriculation certificate for proof of age issued by the Board/University only will be accepted. (v) All supporting documents submitted by the candidates including NET/SLET/SET/Ph.D. must be attested by a Gazetted Officer; other-wise the application will be rejected. NB: The Application form should be procured in the name of the candidate only. 5. LAST DATE OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATION: The last date of receipt of application form by the Commission is up to 05.08.2013 till 4 P.M. 6. OTHER RULES: (i) The decision of the Commission as to the eligibility or other-wise of a candidate for admission to the Interview or Selection will be final and no correspondence or personal enquiry will be entertained. (ii) Candidates already in service may apply direct to this Commission with a “No Objection Certificate from his/her Head of Department. (iii) Application in the prescribed form should be submitted in the reception counter in a Cover/Envelope super scribed “Application for the post of College Librarian” and obtain receipt from the counter to ensure his/her submission of application the form. (iv) Application form can also be sent through Post/Courier. (v) APPLICATION FORM OTHER THAN THE ONE PROCURED FROM THE ARUNACHAL PRADESH PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, ITANAGAR WILL BE SUMMARILY REJECTED. NO DUPLICATE OR TYPED-OUT FROM WILL BE ENTERTAINED. (vi) Application form not fulfilling the terms and conditions as stipulated in the advertisement will be rejected. (vii) CANDIDATE ARE URGED TO READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND FILL UP THE FORMS CAREFULLY AS THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER RECTIFICATION PERIOD AFTER CLOSING DATE Sd/-(N. Tondrang) Secretary i/c

PAY AND ALLOWANCES MINIMUM MONTHLY PAY OF A SEPOY IN PEACE Rs. 18000/-, IN FIELD Rs.20,500/- AND IN HIGH ALTITUDE Rs.21,175/PAY BAND GRADE PAY MILLITARY SERVICE PAY TRANSPORTATION ALLOWANCE DEARNESS ALLOWANCE (80%) AGGREGATE AT MINIMUM SCALE

SEPOY/ NAIK/ HAVILDAR NAIB SUBEDAR/ SUBEDAR/ SUBEDAR MAJOR

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Rs.8000/ Rs. 9360/ Rs. 10800 Rs.13040/ Rs.14770/ Rs. 15280

Rs.1800/ Rs.21060/ Rs.24400 Rs. 29340/ Rs. 33120/ Rs. 34380

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2. PERKS ENTITLESD FREE ACCOMMODATION, RATION, CLOTHING,MEDICAL TREATMENT, FREE TRAVEL BY TRAIN IN AC-III TIER , CANTEEN FACILITIES, GROUP HOUSING SCHEME, ARMY GROUP INSUDRANCE AND ADDITONAL ALLOWANCES, AS PER PLACE OF POSTING , PENSION @ 50% ON RETIREMENT. DOCUMENTS: CANDIDATES TO BRING ORIGINAL AND TWO ATTESTED XEROX COPIES OF FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS. 1. 10 (TEN) LATEST PASSPORT SIZE COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. 2. PERMANENT RESIDENT CERTIFICATE (PRC) WITH LATEST COLOUR PHOTO OF CANDIDATE ISSUED BY ADC/EAC, WITH OFFICIAL SEAL. 3. BIRTH CERTIFICATE 4. CASTE CERTIFICATE WITH LATEST COLOUR PHOTO OF CANDIDATE, ISSUED BY ADC/ EAC/AN OFFICER AUTHRISED BY THE DC, WITH OFFICE SEAL. 5. CHARACTER CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY VILLAGE SARPNCH/GAON BURAH/PRINCIPAL/POLICE STATEION (WITHIN SIX MONTHS). 6. UNMARRIED CERTIFICATE CANDIDATES BELOW 21 YEARS WILL BRING UNMARRIED CERTIFICATE SIGNED BY GAON BURAH /HEAD OF VILLAGE WITH OFFICIAL SEAL STATING THAT CANDIDATE ID UNMARRIED. 7. EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES/DOCUMENTS: (A) ADMIT CARD, MARK SHEET AND BOARD CERTIFICATE FRO CLASS 10TH AND 12TH. (B) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE LEAVING CERTIFICATE (SLC) AND MARK SHEET COUNTERSIGNED BY DSE FOR 8TH & 9TH CLASS PASS CANDIDATES 7. 8. ADDITONAL DOCUMENTS FOR SON OF WAR WIDOW / WIDOWS/EX-SERVICEMEN AND SERVING SOLDIERS (A) DISCHARGE BOOK OF FATHER DULY ENDORSED WITH NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH CANDIDATES (B) RELATIONSHIP CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY RECORDS OFFICE. Issued by :(Col. MK Gupta) Colonel, Director Recruiting, Army recruiting Office, Jorhat

No. ED.2/DSE/ 110/APT/2012 Government of Arunachal Pradesh No. : RWD/KSA/NIT/SPA/2013-14 Dated 31/07/2013 The Executive Engineer, Khonsa Rural Works Division, Khonsa on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh invites sealed tende (Item Rate) from the approved and eligible contractor registered with CPWD,APPWD,BRO, MES, Railways , Assam Rifle/ any Registered firm of state Govt.for the following project; Tendered Cost [Rs. in Lakhs] Earnest Money [Rs. in Lakhs] Time and date of opening of tender Class of contractor Cost of Bid Document (in Rs.) Name of work & Sanctioned Order No. Last date and time for receipt of application for issue of Tender Form Time Allowed for completion Place of Sale of documents

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION Dated Itanagar, the 30th July, 2013 RESULTS

Bidding Documents and additional copies may be purchased from the Office of the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Khonsa from 01/08/2013 to 04/08/2013 for a non refundable fee as indicated, in the form of cash or demand draft on any scheduled bank payable at State Bank of India, Khonsa Branch in Favour of the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Khonsa interested bidder [s] may obtain further information at the same address. Bids must be accompained by Bid security / Earnest Money of the amount specified of the work in the table, in the form of STDR/Bankers Cheque of a scheduled Nationalized bank issued in favour of Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Khonsa. The Bid security has to be valid for 45 days beyond the validity of the Bid. Bids under two separate sealed covers superscripted as” Technical Bid” and “ Financial Bid” must be delivered to the Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Khonsa on or before 1000 Hrs on 06/08/2013 The “ Technical Bids” will be opened on 06/08/2013 at 1100 Hrs in the presence of Bidders [S] who wish to attend and will be evaluated by a standing committee whose decision will be final. The “Financial Bids” will be opened on the same day at 1400 Hrs. or it will depend upon the discretion of the Superintending Engineer, RWC, Miao as per situation and time overleaf. A pre Bid meeting will be held on 05/08/2013 at 1100 Hrs in the office of the Exective Engineer, Rural Works Division, Khonsa to clarify the issue and to answer questions on any matter that may be raised at that stage. Bidders/Contractors who fulfill the following initialrequirements shall only be eligible to apply. Others details and other inportant documents to be submitted can be seen in the Bidding documents. The Bidders are requested to submit all documents in an orderly manner and as & when required indexing them. The intending tenders are encourged to acquaint themselves with the prevailing conditions of the construction site before bidding for the work at their own responsibility and risk.thereof. S/d/- Executive Engineer, RWD, Khonsa GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH NO: ARWD/PMGSY/Ph-10/EP-01/2013-14 Dated Roing the 29th July’2013 NOTICE INVITING TENDER The Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division Roing, invites, on behalf of Governor of Arunachal Pradesh item rate tenders in electronic tendering system from approved and eligible Contractors, Joint Venture (JV) firms registered with CPWDIPWD/BRO/ NBCC/NEEPCO/NHPC & Other Public Sector Enterprises for PMGSY Phase-10 road works under Lower Dibang Valley District, Arunachal Pradesh. The works on web will be available for viewing/ downloading from 2nd Aug’2013. For details of tender documents please logon to www.pmgsytendersarn.gov.in or pmgsytenderarn.gov.in Sd/- Executive Engineer, Rural Works Division, Roing.

The following candidates have qualified for viva-voce test for the post of Post Graduate Teacher(Senior Teacher), Trained Graduate Teacher(Junior Teacher), Physical Eduction Teacher(PET), Junior Librarian. Music Teacher and Agri. Demonstrator in pursuant to the advertisement No. ED.2/DSE/110/APT/2012 of dated 3rd Oct’ 2012 as Roll Numbers shown against each subject: For the post of PGT(Physics): Roll No.: 001,002,003,007,010, O11. For the post of PGT(Chemistry): Roll No.; 001,002,003,014. For the post of PGT(Agriculture): No candidate had appeared the written examination for the post of PGT(Agriculture). For the post of PGT(English): Roll No.: 012,029,053,054,065. For the post of PGT(Hindi): Roll No.: 039,063,069,081,089,091,092,093,094,095, 104, 113, 116. For the post of PGT(Economics): Roll No.: 001,011,020,028,038,040. For the post of PGT(History): Roll No. 033,043,048,078,082,085,086,093,100,119,120,122. For the post of PGT(Geography): Roll No.: 003,006,015,016,020,024,031,032,038,046,049,062,069,082. For the post of PGT(Commerce): Roll No.: 004,009,012,018,020. For the post of TGT(PCM): Roll No.: 004,031,033,037,088,090,093,100. For the post of TGT(PCB): Roll No.: 002,008,009,028,034,041,053,117,124. For the post of TGT(English): Roll No.: 043, 002,004,008,010,014,012,015,017,023, 025,027, 028,031,039, 050,051,060,062,064,067,068,078,08 0,081, 084, 085,087,088, 089, 090, 092, 093, 110, 112, 113, 116, 124, 125. For the post ofTGT(Hindi): Roll No.: 002,006,007,014,016,017,021,023,029,035,038,051, 052, 062, 068, 072, 077, 078, 080, 084, 092, 094, 102, 103, 104, 111, 114, 115, 116, 128, 129, 130, 158. For the post of TGT(Geography): Roll No.:002, 004, 012, 015, 017, 020, 030, 034, 038, 041, 051, 055, 056, 057,060,068,074,077,078,079,097, 100, 101, 105, 126, 136, 137, 141, 154, 159, 161, 178,208. For the post of TGT(History): Roll No.: 001,007,010,011,018,035,041,048,050,056,060,062, 067, 076, 079,088,098, 107, 110, 111, 117, 119, 121, 123, 124, 134, 135, 136, 137,138,144,157,200,204. Roll No.: 083(PWD quota) For the post of TGT(Political Science): Roll No.: 001,004,008,010,011,014,015,017,019,021,023, 027, 031,034, 036,040,050,054,059,062,063,078,085,09 5,096, 097,099,106, 107, 111, 127, 129,154(A). For the post of TGT(Economics): Roll No.: 003,004,005,006,007,008,009,010,012,013,014,015, 017, 018, 019,021,023,030,031,036,043,044,046,04 7,050,055,057,062. For the post of TGT(Accountancy): Roll No.: 001, 004, 008, 012, 013, 015, 017, 018. For the post of TGT(Business Administration): Roll No. 002,004,008,009,010,013,014,016,022,023. Roll No. 017 (PWD quota) For the post of TGT(Agr. (Horti.): Roll No.: 002. For the post of Music Teacher Roll No.: 002. For the nost of Phvsical Education Teacher: RoliNo. 001,003,004,006,009,011,017,018,022. For the post of Jr. Librarian: Roll No.: 005,007,016,022. For the post of Agri. Demonstrator: Roll No.: 001,008,009,018,024. The Roll Numbers shown above are not in the order of merit. Due to non-availability of adequate number of qualified candidates in the written examination, the ratio 1:3 could not been maintained in few subjects. The viva-voce test will be conducted w.e.f. 12/08/2013 at 10.00 A.M onwards in the office of the Commissioner (Education), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar. Due to shortage of time, the Call Letters shall not be dispatched in postal addresses. The qualified candidates may collect their Call Letters from Appointment Cell of the Directorate of School Education, Itanagar during office hours w.e.f. 06/08/2013 and it can also be downloaded from our website. Visit our website http://www.dseap.info to check your result. Sd/- T. Taloh Director of School Education

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06/08/2013 Upto 1100 Onwards

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Construction of Class Room at Wangcha Rajkumar College, Deomali

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RWD, Khonsa

Class-IV

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The Arun Information

Friday, August 2, 2013 ...(contd. from P-2)

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CM visits various sites...
to accommodate at least a company of the CRPF. However, infrastructure and basic amenities like water and power supply will have to be established. Tuki asked the concerned authorities to go ahead with the proposal for further action by the government. He then visited the Urban Development complex at Lekhi Village that comprises of a threestoried market-complex, a housing complex and an auditorium. While the market and housing complexes are ...(contd. from P-1) wheat for Rs.2.00 per Kg. Since total roll out of the programme would need extensive and exhaustive exercise as per the provision of National Food Security Ordinance 2013, therefore, the Department was asked to start preparing immediately at large scale. Chief Minister has constituted a Committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary with Development Commissioner (Finance), Commissioner to CM, Secretary (Planning) and Secretary (Law) as Members and

nearing completion, the auditorium is lying unused. A proposal is under consideration for allotting the complex to the new CRPF battalion on temporary basis till a permanent site is allocated and established. The Chief Minister also visited the present headquarters of the 138 Bn of CRPF at Senki View, Itanagar. He went around the premises and surveyed availability of space to create infrastructure for stationing at least one more Company of CRPF.

Know your responsibilities...
success of failure rate of the various development schemes in the state. We need to shed our smallness , come out of the cocoon of self-made miseries and look at the wide world outside which is full of avenues, opportunities and possibilities. No doubt our state is passing through a critical phase of transition. But let us remember, the darkest hour is nearest the dawn. Today, there is a sense of promise in the air that our state shall soon assume it’s legitimate place and unprecedented prominence in the emerging scheme of things. What is required is that we should be receptive to the policies and programmes of the government. The bandh culture is another nemesis that has the potential to cripple the state permanently. The various organizations in the state must look for mutually rewarding means of protest to reach mutually agreeable solution and that the bandh call should be the last resort. There are array of dispensation channels other than the dreaded bandh through which differences can be hammered out. Yes, the law and order is a cause for worry in our state. But the pertinent question is, when was our state peaceful? Blaming the government alone will not serve the purpose. The citizens will have to be conscious of their responsibilities too. The few hooligans should not be allowed to hold the state to ransom. They say the only thing necessary for the evil to triumph is for the good men to do nothing. Another episode that was easily avoidable was criticizing the Political Secretary to HCM Bamang Tago. I think he is doing his job. We could have done the same in his place. Some people were even very personal in attacking him in various social networks. Today, Tago is in this position by dint of his hardwork and acumen. We must appreciate that. More over, how can one forget his contributions through his NGO ACR before he had even occupied this coveted position? They say ‘the higher one soars, the smaller he seems to those who cannot fly.’ Instead of criticizing Tago, let us learn from him how to shine in life. Another unfortunate trend in our state is blaming the elected leaders for everything. They have become so dependent on their leaders that they even demand hard cash for building houses, medical treatment, marriages, naming of their children and for all kinds of celebrations. But after doing all these also they blame their leaders. If they have some better ideas for the development of their areas why don’t they share with their leaders? The leaders don’t have that magical wand to wave away all the ills in the society. The public has to play a pro-active role. In case they don’t like a particular leader then they should vote him out instead of criticizing him. Here, it is worth-mentioning that the WRD Minister Newlai Tingkhatra has brought about a sea change in his constituency, especially Kanubari Township. Infrastructures like roads, buildings, etc are in place and most of his workers are engaged in the permanent venture-tea cultivation. Kanubari is today, one of the fastest emerging model Towns in our state. Some unsung heroes indeed exist against the backdrop of the chaotic ambiance. Let us say no to spoon feeding culture, let us extend our fullest co-operation to the government in the supreme interest of our young state. Let us stop the blame game which we all seem to love. The HCM is only human and he is bound to err. The onus is on all of us to build our state and not on one person alone. Rabindranath Tagore said, “I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold service was joy.” Together we can. Stop blaming and start working. Some may say that I am overtly eulogizing the government which is wrong. The fact is I am only articulating the facts. They say ‘it is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.’ But here there is no danger at all because neither I am right nor the government is wrong. [The writer is DIPRO, Tirap and can be reached at denhangbosai@ yahoo.co.in]

Govt. set to implement...

Secretary (F&CS) as Member Secretary to work out the details of implementation of the provisions of National Food Security Ordinance 2013 in longer run and also for launching the scheme on 20th August 2013. The first meeting of the Committee is scheduled to be held on 02.8.2013. The Committee would submit its report by August 6 next for various steps to be taken for implementation of the scheme with special emphasis for launching it on August 20 in the 3 blocks to be decided by the state government.

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The Governor said that India has to look at China in a pragmatic manner because of a wide gap in the capabilities of the two countries. Highlighting at the positive note of the India-Sino relationship, the Governor said despite the 1962 border conflict and both the countries being unable to resolve their border dispute, not a single shot had been fired in anger by either side since 1967 which was a big achievement. Dr. C. Raja Mohan, Distinguished Fellow, ORF delivered his talk on ‘India’s China Policy’, while Dr. Manoj Joshi, Defence Analyst and Distinguished Fellow, ORF spoke on ‘China-India Border Issues’. Professor ...(contd. from P-1) additional class rooms building funded by him under MPLAD. Later he held a development meeting with the local officers and PRI members at Paglam. He also extended his tour to Keba village to review the progress of Keba community hall construction which was ...(contd. from P-1)

Poor connectivity & infrastructures...

Sobhanlal Dutta Gupta, Professor of Political Science, Calcutta University delivered lecture on the topic ‘Leadership Change in China and Its Implications’. Earlier in his welcome address, Sunjoy Joshi, Director, ORF spoke in length on the endeavor of the organization. Ashok Dhar, Distinguished Fellow, ORF also spoke on the occasion. Eminent scholars, number of important dignitaries, ORF officials, and members of media fraternity attended the seminar. The outcome of the seminar will be synthesized into a policy brief and circulated widely among policy makers.

Skill enhancement cum orientation training to extension functionaries
AALO, July 26: Embarking on its relentless efforts to bridge the gap between extension functionaries and farmers, ATMA, West Siang district had conducted two days skill enhancement cum orientation training to the recently recruited Block Technology Managers (BTMs) and Subject Matter Specialists (SMSs) on July 24 & 25 last at District Agriculture Office, Aalo. Presiding over the inaugural session Karyom Doji, DHO focused on paramount roles of the extension functionaries in dissemination of technologies to the targeted group. He exhorted the extension functionaries to act as facilitators, reach out to the farming community and persuade them to adopt new innovative pertaining to farm production. Speaking on the occasion, Karbom Riram, DAO asked the extension functionaries to deliver their utmost efforts to transform the agriculture scenario in the district to shape a new dimension through amalgamation of refined tools and techniques which could be imbibed through ATMA. He suggested for coordinated efforts of BTT Chairman and extension functionaries in each and every blocks to effect such noticeable and desirable changes. The DAO also added that any sorts of farmers’ problems need to be addressed through flurry of activities in farmer’s field by including conducting of specific programmes mooted by BTT Chairmen and extension functionaries, besides facilitating and strengthening these its composition, origin, funding pattern and their specified tasks in hierarchal. He also discussed about the menace of bamboo flowering and subsequent rodent outbreak. In order to counteract the rodent incidences, Jini suggested several measures also pointed out about many of the animals and poultry related diseases and their prophylaxis and therapeutic measures to tackle the outbreak of such diseases. During technical session, Jarny Yomcha, ADO drew the attention of the participants on the scope and importance of horticultural crops in context to Arunachal Pradesh. He informed that management of orchards and nursery could create a unique avenue for employment generation. Nitum Riba, ADO (Hq) spoke on the various schemes both centrally sponsored and state sponsored that are in operation, while Nyage Loya, ADO (Mkt) made a fruitful discussion on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in rice crop. He stressed on proper identification and distinction of pests and friendly insects to bring about suitable control measures and management techniques and advocated for conservation of natural predators of insect pests and rodents, which hunts the voracious pests of rice at different stages and thereby reducing pests’ density and limiting the quantum of injurious impact on crops. Scores of pests and their damaging stages and infested signs were displayed through power point presentation.

Union MoS inspects...

also funded by him. While returning, Ering visited Namsing village under Mebo subdivision where he gave spot sanction of an ambulance fulfilling the long pending demand of the locals. ADC Mebo O Dai, host of engineers and officers and leaders accompanied the minister during the tour.

it is necessary to welcome Simang hydropower project on priority. The DC Srivastava in her reply informed that awareness programs are being carried out by the administration so that public can understand the benefits of the upcoming project. To meet our own requirement, there is an urgent need

Ering calls for public hearing...

to develop our huge untapped hydro power potential capacity in the state for economic well being and growth of the people in the whole region, she said and hoped that now people can understand that it is good for them and they will come forward to cooperate with the government and administration for a better tomorrow.

exercises with the objectives of creating awareness. An overview of these exercises must be pointed to a season based and time bound in order to cover all cropping seasons, he added. Jumdo Jini, ADO and nodal Officer ATMA elaborated on the aims and objectives of ATMA,

Alcohol and Drug Abuse: Causes, Effect and Control
Launching its flagship world drug report 2012, United Nations Office on Drug and Crime (UNODC) said, “Heroin, cocaine and other drugs continue to kill around 200,000 people a year, shattering families and bringing misery to thousands of other people, insecurity and the spread of HIV”. Enormity of substance abuse problem in India is no less different. Its magnitude can well be understood with a survey, over a decade back pointing out that over 73 million persons were using alcohol and drugs. The geographical location of the country further makes it highly vulnerable to the problem of drug abuse and despite a number of provisions it is rising unchecked. Article 47 of the Constitution provides that “... the State shall endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption except for medicinal purposes of intoxicating drinks and of drugs which are injurious to health.” Also the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985, was enacted to curb drug abuse with its section 71 containing provision for setting up of rehabilitation and treatment centres for addicts. Besides, India being a signatory to three related United Nations Conventions, is under an international obligation to, curb drug abuse. Not lagging behind on the front, the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment has been implementing the Scheme of Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drug) Abuse since 1985-86. The Scheme, which was revised twice in 1994 and 1999, at present provides financial support to NGOs and employers mainly for creating Awareness and Preventive Education, Drug Awareness and CounsellingCentres (CCs), Treatment- CumRehabilitation Centres (TC), Workplace Prevention Programme (WPP), De-addiction Camps (ACDC), NGO forum for Drug Abuse Prevention Innovative Interventions etc. Apart from this, the Ministry takes up awareness generation programme every year disseminating information, education and communication (IEC) materials, organizing programmes in schools and community, holding exhibitions and publishing newsletters and journals. At present there are about 41 CCs and 401 TCs are functioning with the support of the ministry in the country. Besides, a large number of NGO’s are involved in this endeavour, Ministry of social Justice and Empowerment notified in December last year a scheme of National Awards for Outstanding Services in the field of Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drug) Abuse, in order to recognize the efforts and encourage excellence in the field of prevention of substance abuse and rehabilitation of its victims. The Scheme is applicable to institutions and individuals working in this field. Under the scheme, awards will be presented every year to the most effective or outstanding services rendered as individuals as well as institutions in the prevention of abuse of alcohol; narcotic drugs; psychotropic substances and other addictive substances. The awards will be presented every year, on the 26th June, which has been declared by the United Nations as the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The awards will be given in ten different categories to institutions and individuals. The awards will include cash prize ranging from one lakh to five lakhrupees. In the Institutional Category the awards will be for • Best Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Addicts (IRCA) for providing rehabilitation services to alcoholics and drug users. • Best Regional Resource and Training Centre (RRTC) providing exemplary contribution in the field of prevention of addiction. • Best Panchayati Raj or Municipal Body working for prevention of alcoholism and Substance (drug) abuse. • Best Educational Institution doing outstanding works in Awareness generation and prevention of alcoholism and Substance (drug) abuse. • Best Non-Profit organization like an NGO or Self Help Group, Trust or community based set up. • Best Research or Innovation for an Institution which has conducted research on issues related to addiction and has developed new techniques on treatment and preventive modules, etc or have undertaken innovative measures for prevention of addiction and evolved techniques to identify early phase addicts. • Best Awareness Campaign for outstanding awareness campaign through consistent and comprehensive coverage on addiction related issues on sustained basis, to be awarded to any institution or organisationother than an educational institution. In the Individual Category awards will be for • Outstanding individual achievement by a professional such as general duty or specialist medical doctor including psychiatrist, treatment and rehabilitation professional, psychologist, clinical psychologist, skill trainer who has made outstanding achievement in the field of prevention of alcoholism and substance (drug) abuse and rehabilitation of addicts. • Outstanding individual achievement by a nonprofessional such as activist, students

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leader, etc. who has made outstanding achievement in the field of prevention of alcoholism and substance (drug) abuse and rehabilitation of addicts. • Former Addict, who has done outstanding work in the field of awareness generation or de-addiction or rehabilitation for a former addict. Besides, de-addiction camps are organized regularly to reach out to uncovered areas. The Ministry has also set up a National Centre for Drug Abuse Prevention (NCDAP) in the National Institute of Social Defence (NISD) for capacity building and training of NGOs running CCs and TCs. It is also supporting eight NGOs working in the field of drug abuse prevention to function as Regional Resource and Training Centres (RRTCs). Pursuant to the Central Government has already approved the revised scheme (Scheme for Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drugs) Abuse, 2008) to create awareness and educate people about the ill-effects of alcoholism and substance abuse on individual, family, workplace and society at large and to provide for the whole range of community based services for the identification, motivation, counselling, deaddiction, after care and rehabilitation for WPR of addicts. However, there is a need to revise the allocations as not many Five-Year Plans went without it. The Consumer Price Index has witnessed more than 100% increase while infrastructure and logistics costs have also gone up. The cost of drugs and services including substitute therapy require higher expenditure in addition to the need for revising the renumeration structure of professionals to be engaged on par with those engaged by the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. There is no provision in the existing Scheme for providing living expenses (especially food) for the admitted addicts, necessary in the case of addicts from BPL families, street children, beggars and other vulnerable sections of the society. It was felt that there is a need to incorporate the concept of Whole Person Recovery (WPR) in the objectives of the Scheme. It aims at not just getting the addicted individual off alcohol or drugs but to ensure that the person is ‘drug free, crime free and gainfully employed’. The WPR objectives include adaptation to work and responsibility, social re-integration, personal growth and self acceptance and acceptance of higher values.

DAPORIJO, July 25: The 32nd governing body meeting of District Rural Development Agency, Upper Subansiri was held here on July 24 last. The meeting was chaired by the Zilla Parishad Chairperson, Sushil Nalo and attended by the DC cum CEO Tahang Taggu, Project Director Sode Potom, Zilla Parishad Members, Anchal Chairpersons, HoDs, BDOs of the CD Blocks, DRDA officers and officials. The meeting reviewed the Annual Performance Report 2012-13 for presentation of draft Annual Action Plan (AAP) under SGSY for 201314 and also approved the draft AAP (2013-14), the DRDA Admininistrative Budget and appointed chartered accountant for 2013-14. While addressing the house, Sushil Nalo stated that although the government was bestowing funds under developmental packages in the district, no tangible achievement was noted so far. He urged the new PRI members to strive towards

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creating new assets during their term. He informed about the other schemes of the government like MSDP, NRLM, RGPSA etc and said that efforts were on to bring the whole district under these schemes. On the occasion, Nalo requested the PRI members and government officers to work together to strengthen the Panchayat and to create infrastructure for the convenience of the public. He further advised that assets should be created at proper places so that it can really be used by the public and not for the convenience of the contractor. DC ,Tahang Taggu in his speech said that the meeting was a platform for the discussion of the achievements, drawbacks, shortfalls of the projects being implemented by the DRDA and urged the PRI members to voice their appreciations or criticisms if they had any, so that no future problems and complaints arose. He stressed on the need for proper awareness creation amongst

both mechanical and chemical methods which could be employed in the hours of unprecedented upsurge of rodent population to subdue the possible losses. Dr. Kejom Padu, SVO, had a detailed discussion on scope, importance, and feasibility of farming system under animal husbandry. He

the masses about the schemes so that it truly benefits the needy and improved their economic status. This in turn would encourage the people to stay in the villages and rural areas and stop migration to the congested urban areas and towns, a trend observed in the recent years, he added. Citing the example of some places in the state where excellent assets had been created by the Panchayats, the DC urged the PRI members to do the same in the district. He also cautioned them that schemes should be implemented properly as timely checks, monitoring and vigilance would be done. PD, S. Potom spoke on aims and objectives of the meeting. He presented the Administrative Budget and informed the house about the dedicated work being done by the DRDA employees despite not receiving their salaries for the last 8 months. The house expressed their concern over the issue and urged the government to rectify the neglect of the government employees.

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH NOTICE INVITING TENDER Office of issue : Directorate of Town Planning & Urban Local Bodies, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Mowb - II, Itanagar Tender No: TENDER NO. - DTP/MUN-50/2010-11 (pt -1) Tender Document: Details are given below Due date /time of receipt 29-08-2013 at 1300 Hrs. Opening date / time: : 29-08-2013 at 1500 Hrs. Sealed tenders are invited on behalf of Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar for Tender for Preparation of Arunachal Pradesh Municipal Accounting Manual and their Implementation in Municipalities Eligibility of bidder: CAG Empanelled, RBI listed (Category 1) CA-Firms, registered with ICAI and having minimum 5 qualified CA partners with a minimum average annual turnover of professional fee to the tune of Rs. 50.00 Lakhs (Rs. Fifty Lakhs only) in the last 2 (Two) financial years, are eligible to participate in this tender. Further, the bidder should have capability and experience in taking up work of preparation of- accounting manual and in Government/Semi Government/Large Corporate organization along with its Eligibility conditions as described in detail in the tender document. Bid security (EMD) shall be Rs. 25000/- (Rupees Twenty five thousand Only) payable in the form of fixed deposit in favor of “Director, Town Planning and Urban Local Bodies, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar”. Intending bidders may obtain copy of the tender document from Director, Town Planning & ULB, Itanagar, on payment of Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand Only) non-refundable, with effect from 05-08-2013 up to 27-08-2013 between 1000 Hrs & 1530 Hrs on working days. The payment will be accepted at Cash Counter, Directorate of Town Planning & ULB, Itanagar. Or may be Cash of Rs.1000/- or a DD of Rs. 1000/- in favor of Director. Town Planning Itanagar Payable at Itanagar, to be attached with the Technical Bid of Tender as the cost of Tender Document. Sd/-Director, Town Planning and ULB,

Friday, August 2, 2013 GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Dated Itanagar, the 3rd July ’ 2013. PRELIMINARY NOTIFICATION. (Issued under Section 4(1) of Land Acquisition Act 1894). WHEREAS, the powers and functions of the appropriate authority under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 vest in the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh which shall be exercised and discharged by him within the state; WHEREAS, it appears to the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh that land is likely to be needed at the locality or localities more fully described in the Schedule below for a company, namely M/s Etalin Hydro Electric Power Company Limited for execution of Etalin Hydro Electric Project (3097 MW) for public purpose, it is hereby notified that land in the locality/localities described in the Schedule below is likely to be acquired for the said purpose at the expense of the said company; AND NOW, THEREFORE, This notification is made under the provisions of section 4 (1) of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 and to whomsoever it may concern. The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh hereby also authorizes the officers and officials for the time being engaged for the said purpose with their servants and workmen to enter upon and survey any land and do all other acts in pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (2) of the above section. Any person interested in the said land and whosoever has any objection to the acquisition of the said land, may within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of publication of this notification, file such objections in writing before the Deputy Commissioner, Dibang Valley District, Anini, Arunachal Pradesh. The plan of the land may be inspected at his office. The Deputy Commissioner, Dibang Valley District, Anini, Arunachal Pradesh shall make a report or reports in respect of the said land or different parcels thereof respectively to the Government as per the provisions of section 5A (2) of the Act. SCHEDULE (Specifications of Land) No.LM-84/2013
District Dibang Valley LA.No. LA-1 (RQ02) LA-4A Tehsil/Circle Anini Circle Name Of area Area between Ayo Pani bridge to Ayaso village. In between Agraba place to Akobe place/ Abriyango Pani. In between Pongo Place/ Punli village to Ru Pani & Pom Pani confluence. In between Yago Pani/ Eron village to KM-118. Bayin place to Emu Pani and Emu Pani to Athu place. Yago Pani to Aryin place. Location/ River Bank Area in (Ha.) Name of the Vill. area Boundary description

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THE MEYORS OF LOHIT
(“This story is reproduced from 1970 issue of “NEFA INFORMATION”) The Lamas of Lohit District of NEFA dwell mainly around Walong and Kibitho, two remote border outposts of the Agency. They are few in number and called themselves as meyors. Their forefathers had migrated to India from Tibet about 100 years ago and settled down in these circles. Initially they took abode in three villages, namely WALONG DONG and DARD. Now’ they are scattered in three more villages, called Tirnai and Sapkung in Walong circle and Musai village in Kibithoo circle. Some of them migrated to India only 25 years ago and the others came as refugees. The Lamas (as they call themselves) who came earlier to India, are very polite and hospitable. They respect their guests from the core of t heir hearts and offer them the’ best available thing. They conk the meat separately for the guest and serve the meal in a decent way with gentle hospitality. Owing to the cold climate they seldom take bath, but whenever a guest or a visitor cames to their house, they keep everything neat and clean. They wash their mouths, hands and feet with luxury soap. Whenever they come down to a low altitude they eat half boiled liver of musk deer or of wild sheep. Selling of musk is their main source of earning. So far as the lama girls are concerned they are not as slim and slender as the Miju Mishmi girls are, but they possess flower-like grace. They have a very charming and innocent face. A mere smile of theirs is enough to greet the guest. Their family life is not so happy as a girl is married to several husbands at a time Her single heart is divided amongst many husband causing constant mental agony. Whenever -a brother marries a girl, usually all the brothers share the same wife. In sharing a common wife, they believe that their house-hold land and property will not be divided amongst the brothers and in doing they will remain united. Generally a Lam a boy marries the daughter of his maternal uncle. If there is no issue, the groom will wait for the birth of a baby bride. They marry the girls irrespective of difference in age which is no bar for settlement of a marriage in their society. The boys and the girls are free and independent by nature. They do work according to their own sweet will. The parents do not interfere with their work. Most of the children of the family maintain their own poultry. The income derived from such efforts is spent to fulfill their own desire. When a girl attains puberty she is provided with a independent accommodation. She keeps her bed surprisingly neat and clean and decorates her room with utmost care. The Lama girls are very fond of photographs and hair ribbons. They have different kinds of photos

-S. N. Ram Sharma

L/B of the 5.07 Dri River L/B of the 66.70 Dri River

Eron village & Ayaso village Near Akobe village.

North South East West North South East West -

Community land Community land Ayaso village. Ayo Pani bridge. Community land Kabo Pani. Community land Dri river.

Dibang Valley

Anini Circle

Dibang Valley

LA-6A

Anini Circle

L/B of the 18.84 Dri River

Punli village

North - Community land South - Community land East - Rupani West - Rupani/Ruafa place. North - Dri river. South - Eron village East - Community land. West - Community land/ Dri River. North – Dri River. South - Community land East - Community land West - Community land North - Etalin Anini Road. South - Community land East - Community land West - Community land/ Dri River. North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West North South East West Community land Community land Chambo Pani Etalin Anini Road. Community land Community land Chambo Pani Etalin Anini Road. Tangon River. Etalin Malini Road Community land New Aropo village. Community land Tangon River Community land Community land Community land Community land Community land Community land Maru pani Community land Community land Community land Community land Tangon River Community land Community land Tangon River Etalin Malini Road Private land Private land. Community land Tangon River Community land Community land Community land Tangon River. Tangon River. Etalin Anini Road.

Dibang Valley

LA-20A

Anini Circle

L/B of the 20.44 Dri river.

Eron village

Dibang Valley

LA-20B

Anini Circle

L&R/B 4.13 of the Dri river. R/B of the 6.16 Dri River.

Eron village

and colorful ribbons in their private apartment. Though they are allowed to maintain their privacy, the parents keep a close watch on the girls concerned. The Lama people are good farmers. They are the only tribe on high-hills who plough lands that do wet cultivation. They produce rice, maize, wheat’ barley, chilies, and different kinds of vegetables. They observe various festivals. The sangu festival is the most colorful festival of the Lamas. As soon as the paddy fields grow ripe the village youths go out for hunting with guns. At home the young girls start cooking rice-bear and at a scheduled ate they offer puja to Gods. All their near and dear ones are usually invited “on the occasion. All enjoy the sips of ricebear together to match the day the males and females sing and dance to ether in a circle wearing their best costumes. They speak a dialect, which is a blending of the Tibetan and the Miju-Mishmi dialect. Formerly the lamas were illiterate and dirty but now-a-days a new change of fresh air is blowing over the lamas. They are becoming more enlightened and alert. They have re-adopted Buddhism which they had forgotten earlier. Their children are getting education under proper guidance and getting ready to face the challenge of the new world.

Dibang Valley

LA-20C

Anini Circle

Eron village

HLL Life Care Ltd – A Success Story
HLL Life Care Ltd, Thiruvananthapuram under the Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry has become one of the largest producers of condoms in the world. HLL’stotal annual condom production capacity has now touched 1616 million pieces. Overseas and domestic demand for condoms has grown manifold especially in the wake of the Central government’s launch of free condom distribution in rural districts which is a high-focus area for HLL. The company has started a major drive to augment production capacity in its units. As part of this action plan, the production capacity at its primary production plants inPeroorkada unit has been enhanced from 1,066 to 1,246 million pieces per annum by installing two moulding machines. The company also manufactures condoms at its Belgaumand Hyderabad units, apart from Peroorkada. “Demand in the domestic and the overseas markets are on the rise. We are also on a major expansion drive to cope with the need. In the last three months, we have added a capacity of 120 million pieces. Another round of expansion has also been planned”, said HLL Chairman and Managing Director Dr. M. Ayyappan. “We supplied around 1,040 million condoms to the Health Ministry alone last year. There has been added pressure with the Government launching door-to-door delivery of condoms free of cost to stabilize the population. Besides, a rising awareness among people is also driving demand in the domestic sector. We are looking to bolster production considerably during 2013-14 and remain as one of the world leaders”, he added. The Union Health Ministry has identified 266 high-focus districts in the country to deliver contraceptives at people’s doorsteps with the help of accredited social health activists (AHSAs) as part of efforts at population control. HLL is the main supplier of products for this scheme. As part of its drive to optimise production and minimise wastage, the company has also installed a new vulcanising machine. The new machine would help keep heat distribution at an optimum level resulting in reduction of process wastages and rejections in vulcanisingsection apart from reducing energy consumption. The company also launched trial production of an over-wrapping machine in the packaging section. Female Condoms, Femidom Female condoms made their entry into the Indian market through HLL Lifecare Ltd. While sales are slow among urban women, the female condom is being promoted by government bodies and NGOs among sex workers as protection against HIV/AIDS. Dr. M. Ayyappan noted, “Currently, we are manufacturing around three million female condoms and 1,600 million male condoms annually for the Indian and overseas markets. The difference in numbers says it all.” He attributes the reason to conservative mindsets, ignorance about the product and accessibility. Since the Indian market is slow to accept the production, HLL took a decade to make the male condom as popular as it is now. Dr.Ayyappan is confident that the female condom too will begin to make an impact in the right direction in a matter of years. HLL plans to introduce the natural latex based female condom by mid 2013 in the market. The female condom was invented by Dr. Lasse Hessel, a Danish physician in the 1980s. The first generation FC1 female condom was made from polyurethane. First introduced in the market in the nineties, the Femidom or female condom came at a time when people were waking up to the scary reality of AIDS. Condoms are still considered a men’s product. At the global level the female condom was quick to catch people’s attention, thanks to aggressive marketing techniques. This product received mixed reviews from different quarters of the world. Getting used to the idea of wearing a condom, for most women, was not worth the effort. Slowly, in other countries, the Femidom made a difference in the lives of women who did not have a say in their sexual health before the product came into their lives. Women were using it to protect themselves against partners who refused to wear condoms. Most people are still unaware of female condom or do not have access to it. Reports state that the demand though has come from unexpected quarters like developing countries where women felt empowered with choice to use protection. The next version, FC2, was made from synthetic nitrile at a reduced cost. The World Health organization (WHO)

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-M. Jacob Abraham*

Dibang Valley

LA-7A

Anini Circle

Near Chambo Pani (boundary between Etalin & Anini Circle) Chambo Pani to Mahi Pani

L/B of the 0.27 Dri River.

Etalin village

Dibang Valley

LA-7A

Anini Circle

L/B of the 6.11 Dri river. L/B of the 9.77 Tangon River. R/B of the 17.2 Tangon river R/B of the 0.09 Tangon river Right bank 1.5 of the Maru Pani. R/B of the 80.36 Tangon river L/B of the 5.55 Tangon River R/B of the 25.3 Tangon River Tangon 6.89 river R&L bank.

Etalin village New Aropo village. Emuli village Etalin village Emuli village Chanli & New Aropo village. Ajoli village.

Dibang Valley

LA-10A

Anini Circle

Aru Pani to Angango place. Alo Pani to Tanli place.

Dibang Valley

LA-11A

Anini Circle

Dibang Valley

LA-11B

Anini Circle

Near Etalin village.

Dibang Valley

LA-13A

Anini Circle

Maru Pani

Dibang Valley

LA-14A

Anini Circle

Aropo place to Ruango place/ Maru Pani to Ron Pani. Alabawo place to Adaron place.

Dibang Valley

LA-14B

Anini Circle

Dibang Valley

LA-15A

Anini Circle

Ruango place to Chai village

Chanli village.

Dibang Valley

LA-21A

Anini Circle

Kando place to Dogo Pani

Attunli village.



Total Area =274.38 Ha.

Sd/-( Kapa Kholie ) IAS Secretary (Land Management), Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki Call for Papers Department of History, Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki, West Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh in Collaboration with Galo Welfare Society, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh is going to organize two-days National Seminar on “Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity at Grass-Root Level in Arunachal Pradesh: A Historical Perspective” Sponsored by University Grant Commission (UGC), NERO, Guwahati on 26th to 27th September, 2013 at Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki. As scholar having interest and expertise in the aforesaid theme of the Seminar, may I request you to kindly participate in the seminar and present a paper in your area of choice and interest. I sincerely think that your active participation will enhance the quality of presentation, debate and discussion of the seminar. Sd/- Dr. Tage Habung, Asstt. Prof. (History) & Organizing Secretary GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH NO.EDA.121/2011-12 Dated Itanagar, the 24th th July’2013 State Merit SchoiarshipExamination-2013. As done in previous years, in this year also the Directorate of Secondary Education, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar is going to conduct the state merit scholarship examination 2013 for class-VIII passed students on 4th Nov’2013. The students who have passed the Annual Examination of c1ass- VIII in 2013 by securing 60% or above in over all percentage and reading in c1ass- IX in the current academic session-201 3-14 may apply for the exam in a prescribed format which can be obtained from the DSE Office, DDSE office of the district or respective school authorities on working day/hours. The dully filled-up application form with due counter-signature of the school authorities along with Xerox copy of class-VIII mark sheet and 2 (two) Nos. of pass-port size photographs be submitted to the Director of Secondary Education, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar-79I I11 on or before 10/09/2013. Sd/- (T. Taloh) Director of Secondary Education, Itanagar.

approved the FC2 for purchase by U.N.agencies in developing countries where the Femidom played a strong role in sex education programmesfor women. From an acceptability study conducted by Hindustan Latex Family Planning Promotion Trust (HLFPPT) in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Maharashtra, it was found that people were open to the idea of using female condom. More than 90,000 female condoms were marketed in Andhra Pradesh through a social marketing programme in 2006. The following year, a similar plan was executed in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Maharashtra and West Bengal. In 2008, National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) decided to make female condom available to sex workers in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and West Bengal. FC2 female condom gives women control and choice over their own sexual health as women can protect themselves when their partner does not want to use a male condom. Women in urban and rural areas in India have not started using Femidom to complement already existing family planning and HIV/AIDS programming. HLL has its female condom assembling facility at Cochin Special Economic Zone (CSE), Kakkanad. “Currently the annual capacity of Kochi factory is 7.5 million pieces. We will be adding another 25 million by the end of this year. Apart from supplying female condoms to national programmes under the ministry of health and family welfare, we also export female condoms to be South Asian Association of Regional Co-operation (SAARC) markets”, said Dr. M. Ayyappan. “Female condoms have the potential to revolutionize safer sex for diverse populations. They are also the only women - initiated method available today that offers dual protection from unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections including HIV”, Dr. Ayyappan explained. Global female condom day is being observed on September 12 every year. HLL produces female condom under the brand name “Velvet”. *Deputy Director, PIB, Thiruvananthapuram. *With inputs from HLL Life Care Ltd., Thiruvananthapuram, a Public Sector undertaking under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH No.SEOC/DRR&DM-01/2010-11(pt-1) Dated Itanagar the 8th July 2013. STATE EMERGENCY OPERATING CENTRE(SEOC) CONTACT NOS. AND E-MAIL ID The contact numbers and email id of State Emergency Operating Centre(SEOC) are given below: 1. 09436074396 2. 09615049061 3. 08257891310 4. 03602006159(WLL) 5. email : [email protected] Any information pertaining to any natural calamities and disaster may be informed immediately to State Emergency Operating Centre (SEOC) Itanagar. Sd/- Y.W.Ringu Director Disaster management.

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PASIGHAT, July 28: The much awaited 4th edition of Matmur Jamoh Memorial Independence Cup football tournament got started at the Pasighat Sports Complex (General Ground) today amidst huge soccer lovers raising the temperature on the ground. The Tournament is being organized by the East Siang District Football Association in collaboration with Department of Sports and Youth Affairs to pay tribute to the gallant warrior Matmur Jamoh. The tournament since its inception has received an overwhelming response from all quarters with 32 teams participating from the district and the final match will be played on August 15 next. The inaugural match was played between United Sika Tode (UST) and Regeneration team and ended with 4-2 adding much excitement, leaving the spectators spellbound. The first half

4th MJM Independence Cup football tournament begins
was equal for both the teams scoring 2-2 but the next half proved costly for Regeneration team as UST won the inaugural match in 4-2 margin. The first goal of the match was registered by Kaling Tasung of Regeneration and Kalom Apang of UST who netted two precious goals was the highest scorer of the inaugural match. To mark the inauguration, Secretary of Arunachal Pradesh Football Association Geshi Doke made a ceremonial kick off in presence of Union Minister of State (Minority Affairs) Ninong Ering, Matmur JamohII (Great-Great grand son of Matmur Jamoh), Chief Councilor Denong Tamuk and witnessed the exciting opening match. In his address, Doke stated that the huge turnout of crowds for the event was a testimony to the popularity of the tournament and lauded the organizer for hosting the tournament consistently

HAWAI, July 31: A one day district level art & cultural day was organized at Hawai, Anjaw district on July 22 last under the aegis of Department of Art & Culture with the theme “Loss of culture Loss of identity”. The event was inaugurated by L. Pul, Ex-ZPM. Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest S. Ngi, DCC(I) President emphasised on the preservation of Mishmi culture and advised the young generation to incorporate the traditional values and custom in modern era and not to diverge from it. The District Art & Culture officer, S. Mam in his speech spoke on preservation of local culture and tradition in present context of globalization. The podium for exhibition

Art & Cultural Day at Hawai
showcased the rich handloom & handicrafts of Mishmi community residing in Anjaw district. Handloom items like gulkhana, lap, daal and Bangshall, incorporated the

for the fourth times. He said it was an opportunity to pay our tribute to the great warrior Matmur Jamoh who fought against the Britishers to save the motherland. He advised the youths to maintain discipline and sportsman spirit and to engage themselves in physical activities for personality development and career prospects.

It is a lake where observation of nature’s beauty, serenity and sanctity gets a peaceful rest. Visiting this place, tourist can never control themselves in showing Hula-Hula as so beautiful appearance of nature is here. It is only 42 KM away from Tawang. The lake emerged during 1950 earthquake.

Sangetser Lake (Jo-Nga-Tseir)

rich mixture of natural and synthetic dyes used in traditional making of handlooms. Handicrafts items like Nyui, fai, hawan, hopa of daily used were also displayed on the occasion.

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A fully funded programme, the TEZU, August 1: Ms. Rige Shiba of Tezu, now a curator training at the British Museum aims at HH Maharaja Sir Jiwaji Rao Scindia Museum, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, has been selected to the participate in a 6 (six) weeks International Training Programme (ITP) for Museum Professionals at the renowned British Museum from Aug 12, 2013. Ms Shiba is one of 2 member team representing India in this prestigious programme, along with 26 other museum professionals from countries around the world like Brazil, China, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Ghana, Turkey, Uganda, Kenya, Libya, Mexico, Lebanon, Sudan, South Africa, UAE, Tanzania, and Palestine. Shiba is the first Arunachalee to be selected for this rare honour and has qualified after a tough selection procedure by a committee of British to expose heritage professionals to various aspects of museum Museum curators and experts.

Rige Shiba selected for British Museum training

Colony and Nitivihar areas against the persons selling beef publicly at their road side beef shops which are located within the residential areas and official premises of Itanagar. Such slaughtering of animal and display of fleshes creates public anguish and also becomes a source of health hazard. The butchers were later arrested and brought at Police Station for interrogation and to check their documents. Earlier, vide an executive order, all slaughter houses at Abo Tani ITANAGAR, July 31: action against the unhygienic meat areas near bailey bridge point were The Capital Complex District sellers on the basis of complaints directed to be closed with immediate Administration here today took made by the residents of Abotani effect.

Action against meat sellers

work, museum management, and heritage conservation. It introduces the participants to best practices, and aims to develop skills, enhance specialist knowledge and creates a global network of colleagues and international museum networking. “I could achieve a part of my dream I have been harboring”, said an elated Rige, over phone. “My background of being brought up in a state of living traditions and diverse communities helped me a lot.” She attributed her success to the constant support of her mother and the grooming by her teachers and mentors. Shiba, an alumnus of VKV Tafrogam, Tezu has done her MA in Museology from the National Museum Institute, Delhi and had worked in the National Museum Delhi before joining the Gwalior Museum.

NAHARLAGUN, July 27: The 2nd North Eastern Regional Consumer Convention organized by the Consumer Coordination Council, New Delhi in cooperation with Federation of North Eastern Consumer Organizations (FONECO) and All Arunachal Pradesh Consumer Association (AAPCA) with support from the department of Consumer Affairs ,Govt. of India was held at Banquet Hall, Itanagar today. Minister of State for Minority Affairs, Ninong Ering graced the occasion as the chief guest. In his address, Ering appreciated the organizer, adding that such type of program helps the state to move towards success. He said that the young generation must take the initiatives as they are the future of

2nd NE Regional Consumer Convention held
the state. He also encouraged the association and assured to provide every possible help that he can do. M.K Reddy, Vice Chairman, CCC, New Delhi suggested that in order to bring about a change in any sphere, one must have to be aware of cheating. He said that there should be one consumer federation in every

district to avoid the problem of cheating and save consumer right. Earlier, the programme started with screening of “jago grahak jago” followed by group song and lighting of lamp by chief guest. The technical session included discussion among the delegates coming from different districts and states.

ITANAGAR, July 30: The selected progressive tea farmers comprising of Boa Tamo, ExMLA, Advisor, Arunachal Pradesh

Progressive tea farmers complete exposure cum study tour to Darjeeling
Director Tea Development and Toko Togur, Assistant Director Trade & Commerce have successfully completed the exposure cum study

PASIGHAT, July 30: In its efforts to attain self-sufficiency in food production to feed a growing population, the East Siang Agriculture department conducted a field demonstration on good agronomic practices to ensure higher production of paddy. As a part of its endeavors to increase rice production under National Food Security Mission, ADO Miram Perme demonstrated ‘Line showing’ and Line transplantation

Demonstration of paddy transplantation paddy under NFSM
of paddy maintaining recommended spacing and depth at Mongku village. Interacting with the farmers, Perme informed that the cost of nursery raising, line plantation, critical inputs like seeds, fungicide, insecticides etc will be borne by the government. The ADO also spoke in length on maintenance of plants to provide nutrient, sunlight etc and gave emphasize on proper weeding, harvesting and spraying etc to increase productivity. Altogether 280

Small Tea Grower Association and Nabam Nikia, Working President of Arunachal Pradesh Small Tea farmers from Pasighat, Bilat, Ruksin, Grower Association accompanied Sille-Oyan and Mebo circles will by Sanjib Rajbongshi, Assistant be benefited under the scheme, he further added. Bogong ZPM Okom Yosung, who was also present the field appreciated ITANAGAR, July 30: the efforts and urged the growers Five days orientation training for to take optimum benefit under the fishery demonstrator on Aqua-culture scheme. He hoped that the method practices and their management demonstrated in the field will bring commenced at Fisheries Training comparatively higher yields than Centre, Emchi near Doimukh on the conventional methods of paddy July 29. This is the second batch of cultivation.

Orientation training on Aqua-culture practices
training planned during this fish breeding season. All together 10 fishery demonstrators from different districts are participating. Director of Fisheries, J Taba, while inaugurating the training, explained the importance of conducting such orientation training and exhorted

by Self-Help Groups like Rohini Organic Tea Garden and factory (Sona Tea Limited), Darjeeling Organic Ekta Society, Sukhia Pukhuri, Panbari Tea Factory owned by Panbari Small Tea Growers’ Society at Jalpaiguri, Tea Factory and Garden of Nabajagaran Small Tea Growers’ Self-Help Group, Jalpaiguri. The team had special interactive meetings with the Executive Members of Confederation of Indian Small Tea Growers’ Association (CISTA) and held one to one discussion and interaction with the Executive Members of Darjeeling Organic Ekta Society, a Self-Help Group known for their organic tea. Darjeeling is one of the most famous organic tea producing hot tour to Darjeeling. spot in India and has a great demand The itinerary for their tour was in the international market for its highly educational and beneficial. quality and the team got to experience The team visited various tea and gain first hand information on gardens and factories run and owned cultivation of tea.

upon the fishery demonstrators to work with dedication and commitment towards development of aquaculture in their respective areas. He urged them to motivate fish farmers to diversify their activities and to increase both fish and fish seeds production.

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