Tawang witnessed an inspiring display of youth empowerment and nation building during the Annual Combined Training Camp organised by 2nd AP NCC Battalion in collaboration with the Indian Army. Nearly 500 NCC cadets from schools and colleges of East Kameng, West Kameng, Nafra and Tawang participated in the camp, making it one of the largest NCC gatherings in the region. Boys and girls from Junior Division , Senior Division , Junior Wing and Senior Wing came together on a common platform, fostering unity, discipline, leadership and patriotism among the youth. The camp focused on developing cadets into responsible and capable…
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The third edition of the Military-Civil Fusion Conclave concluded successfully at Rangia, marking a significant step towards enhancing coordination between military and civil stakeholders. The event was organised by the Red Horns Division under Gajraj Corps and highlighted the importance of unified efforts in strengthening national security while fostering regional development. The conclave brought together representatives from the Indian Army, Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), State Government agencies, and the Civil Administration. The discussions were marked by depth, clarity, and a forward-looking approach, focusing on shared responsibilities and collaborative frameworks. Participants emphasized the need for strengthened jointness and seamless inter-agency…
-Pratyusha Mukherjee The Swarupnagar sector along the India-Bangladesh border is considered one of the most sensitive stretches in North 24 Parganas. Following the recent political change,West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced several key decisions during the first Cabinet meeting, including a major initiative to begin land transfer within 45 days for the construction of barbed-wire fencing along unfenced portions of the Bangladesh border. The announcement has brought a sense of relief among residents in the border areas of Basirhat subdivision, particularly in Swarupnagar. Sources said, nearly 14.5 kilometres of the border in this region still remain without fencing, raising…
In the run-up to the Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2030, set to be hosted in Ahmdabad, Gujarat, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in collaboration with MyBharat, has launched three nationwide engagement initiatives. These initiatives aim to promote sporting spirit, creativity, and youth participation across the country. As part of the campaign, participants can take part in the ‘Commonwealth Games 2030 Torch Design Contest’, the ‘CWG Reel Challenge’, and the ‘Commonwealth Games 2030 Quiz’. The ‘Commonwealth Games 2030 Torch Design Contest’ invites citizens to design a torch concept inspired by India’s culture, heritage, innovation, sustainability, and sporting excellence. Entries may be…
Disaster Management Exercise ‘Jal Aapda’ was conducted from 11–12 May 2026 jointly by the Indian Army, District Administration Tawang, SDRF and PMF to strengthen preparedness against rain triggered land/mud slides in Tawang Sector. Located on the extension of the Tibetan Plateau, with Nyamjang Chu and Tawang Chu as major rivers, the mountainous terrain remains highly vulnerable to sudden natural calamities. A major focus of the exercise was the Dharali Mudslide incident in Uttarakhand, with detailed discussions on lessons learnt and their practical implementation in realistic flood and debris slide scenarios during the exercise. Live demonstrations by the Incident Response Team…
India’s campaign in the AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup China 2026 ended with a 0-3 defeat to hosts China PR in the quarter-finals at the Suzhou Sports Centre Stadium today. The loss also ended the Young Tigresses’ hopes of qualifying for the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup Morocco 2026, although India achieved its best-ever finish by reaching the knockout stage for the first time. China dominated possession from the start and took the lead in the 38th minute through Huang Qinyi after a well-worked move. Liu Yuxi doubled the advantage from the penalty spot in first-half stoppage time after Ritu…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday called upon citizens to actively participate in strengthening the nation amid the ongoing West Asia crisis and rising global economic uncertainty. Addressing a public function in Hyderabad, the Prime Minister made seven key appeals aimed at reducing India’s dependence on imports and promoting self-reliance. Highlighting the impact of escalating tensions in West Asia on global energy markets, Modi urged people to conserve foreign exchange reserves by cutting down on imported fuel consumption. He encouraged greater use of public transport, carpooling, and other fuel-saving measures. His remarks come as crude oil prices continue to remain…
The National Cadet Corps is scaling new heights in adventure training, with major milestone achieved by commencement of Basic Paramotors Course at NIMAS node in Guwahati Assam. in collaboration with NIMAS. Lt Gen Virendra Vats, YSM, SM, VSM, Director General NCC, during his visit to NCC North Eastern Region Directorate on 11th May witnessed the training of 50 NCC senior division boy cadets in the ongoing Basic Paramotors Course at the NIMAS Paramotors Node, Panikheti, Guwahati. Fifty NCC cadets from across the North Eastern Region are undergoing exclusive paramotor flying training from 04 May 2026 till 19 May 2026 under…
Two Bangladeshi nationals suspected of involvement in cross-border smuggling were killed after personnel of the Border Security Force opened fire in self-defence along the India-Bangladesh border in Tripura’s Sepahijala district , officials said. The incident occurred between the Nabinpara and Bangaband areas under the Kamalasagar Border Outpost (BOP), a region frequently associated with smuggling activities. According to BSF officials, a patrol team intercepted a group of around 15 Bangladeshi nationals allegedly attempting to smuggle fish fingerlings from the Indian side across the border. Troops challenged the group and issued repeated warnings, but the smugglers allegedly turned violent and attacked the…
The Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted an 88 hours “Op Sindoor Commemorative Run” from 07 May to 10 May 26 at New Delhi. The event commemorated the first anniversary of the 88-hours of successful air operations, carried out by the IAF, which demonstrated its capability to deliver decisive and precise strikes. A total of 600 runners from across all Commands of the Indian Air Force and Indian Army participated in this event. The event was flagged off on 07 May 26 at 0105 Hr by the Air Officer in Charge Administration (AOA) from India Gate and concluded with a flag-in…