Impressed by its rich traditions, seduced by its raw beauty: French Ambassador in Arunachal

Lenain gifted CM Khandu a copy of 'To France in India', a book that showcases the beauty of both countries with powerful photographs

Gorzam Kora festival underway at Tawang’s Zemithang

The annual pilgrimage bears testimony to the historical linkages between India and Bhutan, evidenced by the spiritual connection that exists between Chorten Kora in Trashi Yangtse, Bhutan, and Gorsam Kora in Zimithang – both being modeled after the Boudanath Stupa in Nepal

Major Bob Khathing day observed at Tawang war memorial

For the first time in the history of Tawang, Major Bob Khating day was organised by Indian army, the Commander Tawang Brigade Brigadier NM Bendigeri and all other ranks also paid tribute to Major Khating

Arunachal: Torgya Festival of Tawang to begin from Jan 20

Torgya festival is celebrated by the Monpa community of Arunachal Pradesh.

Women Welfare Association’s initiative to make Tawang single-use plastic-free

Women Welfare Association aims to keep Tawang as beautiful as it has always been, and create awareness about single-use plastic

GOC-in-C, Eastern Command RP Kalita on Tawang India-China Face-Off

“Along across the borders there is different perceptions of the Lines of Actual Control. There are 8 recognised disputed areas where the different perceptions are acknowledged by both sides. In one of these areas where there is different perception of LAC, the PLA patrol had transgressed which was contested very firmly by our forces on […]

3 Indian Army units involved in Yangtse face-off thwarted Chinese army aggression

Sources on the ground told ANI that the troops belonging to three different battalions including Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, Jat regiment and Sikh Light Infantry were present at the location of the clash

China’s ‘Transgression’: Tawang Dist Students Union says “ready to guard the border”

The sense of patriotism is so high among the locals in Tawang which can be gauged clearly when they said, "if need arises we are ready to stand in the borders and guard it."

Over 300 Chinese soldiers clashed at Tawang flashpoint, received more injuries than Indian side

Sources said the Chinese had come heavily prepared with around 300 soldiers but did not expect the Indian side also to be well prepared.