Replying to a question from lone Congress MLA Kumar Waii in the assembly, Sona said the government is planning to close more such schools with zero or low enrolment.

Despite encountering bureaucratic obstacles and local opposition, Mein expressed unwavering support from the Power Department for the central power sector undertakings involved in these projects.

Senior Arunachal BJP MLA Ninong Ering has sounded the alarm over China's construction of a colossal 60,000-megawatt dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Medog, near the international border with Arunachal Pradesh.

Except for Congress which is represented by a single MLA in the assembly, all the political parties in the state extended their unconditional support to the BJP government in the North-Eastern state.

Chief Minister Pema Khandu confirmed the news on Wednesday, expressing confidence in the state’s infrastructure to support such a significant event.

During the meeting, officials from each department presented various challenges, opportunities, and strategies for moving forward. These presentations aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current industrial landscape and the steps needed to boost growth and investment in Arunachal Pradesh.

On a recent inspection tour of government schools in isolated villages, where roads are often disconnected and bridges washed out, MLA Pani Taram stepped in to teach classes when he found several teachers absent.

This recurrent crisis is unique to Assam in its extent and duration, making it one of the most acutely affected regions in India.

Authorities from the State Disaster Management Department reported on Monday that incessant rainfall has caused devastating landslides, isolating several districts.

Scheduled for imminent inauguration, the project marks a significant milestone in the region's development, as highlighted by Wangsu following a recent site inspection on July 5.

The approval was granted in response to an application submitted by the institute under relevant sections of the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act, 2019, they said.

According to initial reports, the 24 boarding students endured both physical and mental torture from a group of five 11th-standard students when they went for lunch around 2 pm after their classes.