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Army, Air Force Action Brings Massive Forest Fire In Arunachal Under Control
A massive forest fire that broke out along the western ridge of the Lohit River in Arunachal Pradesh's Anjaw district was successfully brought under control following a swift and coordinated response by Army troops and the Indian Air Force.
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3 Soldiers Hurt After Terrorists Fire At Assam Base, Army Fires Back
Three soldiers were injured in an attack on an Army base in eastern Assam's Tinsukia district shortly after midnight.
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Class 3 Student Burned To Death, 3 Others Injured In Arunachal School Fire
The incident took place at the boy's hostel of Papikrung Government Residential School around 2 am, Shi-Yomi Superintendent of Police SK Thongdok said.
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Air Force Staff Went To Pahalgam With Wife, Terrorists Shot Him Dead
Corporal Tage Hailyang (30), an Indian Air Force staff from Arunachal Pradesh, went to Pahalgam with his wife. The couple were in Pahalgam yesterday when a group of terrorists opened fire, killing at least 26 people
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5 Arrested After Shooting At Assam-Arunachal Pradesh Border That Killed 2
Five people were arrested on Tuesday in Arunachal Pradesh's Lower Siang district in connection with the incident of firing at the state's border with Assam in which two persons were killed, police said.
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12-Year-Old Girl Raped, Killed In Assam, Accused Injured In Police Firing
A 12-year-old girl was raped and killed in Assam's Tinsukia district, police said on Thursday.The accused, who fled to Arunachal Pradesh, was later critically injured in police firing when he tried to escape from custody after his arrest.
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Narayan Jagadeesan Reveals Batting Mantra After Record-Smashing Knock In Vijay Hazare Trophy
In the form of his life, Narayan Jagadeesan on Monday smashed a world record breaking 277, the highest List A score ever, to fire Tamil Nadu to an incredible 435-run win over Arunachal Pradesh in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy.
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Over 200 Shops Reduced To Ashes In Massive Fire At Arunachal Market
At least 200 shops were reduced to ashes in a massive fire at a local market in Arunachal Pradesh's Itanagar early this morning. There was no casualty in the fire that was first spotted around 3:30 am, police said.
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Firing Along Assam-Arunachal Border Road 2 Days After Talks
Tension flared up over road construction on a disputed stretch of Assam-Arunachal border at Gogamukh in Dhemaji district, after locals objected to the road being built by Arunachal state government.
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Forest Officers, Illegal Tree Fellers Exchange Fire At Assam-Arunachal Border
Illegal tree fellers from Arunachal Pradesh and forest officers of Assam exchanged fire along the inter-state boundary in Lakhimpur district on Tuesday, a senior official said.
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Didn't Surrender, But Ceased Fire, Says NLFB Leader M Batha
Returning to the mainstream the second time, armed group leader M Batha alias Binod Mushahary on Friday said that they haven't surrendered but agreed to a ceasefire.
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Caught In Gunfight Between Smugglers And Guards, Elephant Killed In Assam Forest
A female elephant was killed in an exchange of fire between forest personnel and suspected logwood smugglers from Arunachal Pradesh inside the Dehing Patkai National Park, officials said on Thursday.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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No Deaths In Police Firing During Protests, Says Arunachal Home Minister
Expressing dismay over violence that broke out in Arunachal Pradesh over granting permanent residence to six non-Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APSTs) communities, Home Minister Kumar Waii on Tuesday denied reports that three people were killed in police firing during the protests.
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Amid Clashes, Arunachal Pradesh Scraps Permanent Residency Move: 10 Facts
After three days of protests, vandalism, arson and the loss of a life, the BJP-led government of Arunachal Pradesh today scrapped the plan to give permanent resident status to six tribes and Gorkhas who don't belong to the state. The announcement came after daylong protests during which Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein's private house was torched ...
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Army, Air Force Action Brings Massive Forest Fire In Arunachal Under Control
A massive forest fire that broke out along the western ridge of the Lohit River in Arunachal Pradesh's Anjaw district was successfully brought under control following a swift and coordinated response by Army troops and the Indian Air Force.
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3 Soldiers Hurt After Terrorists Fire At Assam Base, Army Fires Back
Three soldiers were injured in an attack on an Army base in eastern Assam's Tinsukia district shortly after midnight.
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Class 3 Student Burned To Death, 3 Others Injured In Arunachal School Fire
The incident took place at the boy's hostel of Papikrung Government Residential School around 2 am, Shi-Yomi Superintendent of Police SK Thongdok said.
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Air Force Staff Went To Pahalgam With Wife, Terrorists Shot Him Dead
Corporal Tage Hailyang (30), an Indian Air Force staff from Arunachal Pradesh, went to Pahalgam with his wife. The couple were in Pahalgam yesterday when a group of terrorists opened fire, killing at least 26 people
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5 Arrested After Shooting At Assam-Arunachal Pradesh Border That Killed 2
Five people were arrested on Tuesday in Arunachal Pradesh's Lower Siang district in connection with the incident of firing at the state's border with Assam in which two persons were killed, police said.
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12-Year-Old Girl Raped, Killed In Assam, Accused Injured In Police Firing
A 12-year-old girl was raped and killed in Assam's Tinsukia district, police said on Thursday.The accused, who fled to Arunachal Pradesh, was later critically injured in police firing when he tried to escape from custody after his arrest.
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Narayan Jagadeesan Reveals Batting Mantra After Record-Smashing Knock In Vijay Hazare Trophy
In the form of his life, Narayan Jagadeesan on Monday smashed a world record breaking 277, the highest List A score ever, to fire Tamil Nadu to an incredible 435-run win over Arunachal Pradesh in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy.
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Over 200 Shops Reduced To Ashes In Massive Fire At Arunachal Market
At least 200 shops were reduced to ashes in a massive fire at a local market in Arunachal Pradesh's Itanagar early this morning. There was no casualty in the fire that was first spotted around 3:30 am, police said.
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Firing Along Assam-Arunachal Border Road 2 Days After Talks
Tension flared up over road construction on a disputed stretch of Assam-Arunachal border at Gogamukh in Dhemaji district, after locals objected to the road being built by Arunachal state government.
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Forest Officers, Illegal Tree Fellers Exchange Fire At Assam-Arunachal Border
Illegal tree fellers from Arunachal Pradesh and forest officers of Assam exchanged fire along the inter-state boundary in Lakhimpur district on Tuesday, a senior official said.
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Didn't Surrender, But Ceased Fire, Says NLFB Leader M Batha
Returning to the mainstream the second time, armed group leader M Batha alias Binod Mushahary on Friday said that they haven't surrendered but agreed to a ceasefire.
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Caught In Gunfight Between Smugglers And Guards, Elephant Killed In Assam Forest
A female elephant was killed in an exchange of fire between forest personnel and suspected logwood smugglers from Arunachal Pradesh inside the Dehing Patkai National Park, officials said on Thursday.
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Insurgents Used Human Shields In Arunachal, Says Army. Villagers Deny
Amid the coronavirus lockdown, tension flared up at a village in Arunachal Pradesh's Longding district bordering Myanmar over the death of a 60-year-old man. The Army said the man was killed in "crossfire" when suspected insurgents of the Naga armed group NSCN(IM) used some villagers as "human shields" and fired on an Army contingent.
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No Deaths In Police Firing During Protests, Says Arunachal Home Minister
Expressing dismay over violence that broke out in Arunachal Pradesh over granting permanent residence to six non-Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe (APSTs) communities, Home Minister Kumar Waii on Tuesday denied reports that three people were killed in police firing during the protests.
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Amid Clashes, Arunachal Pradesh Scraps Permanent Residency Move: 10 Facts
After three days of protests, vandalism, arson and the loss of a life, the BJP-led government of Arunachal Pradesh today scrapped the plan to give permanent resident status to six tribes and Gorkhas who don't belong to the state. The announcement came after daylong protests during which Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein's private house was torched ...
