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With a view to instilling elixir of patriotism into citizens, the Uttar Pradesh Government has celebrated Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav with fanfare.  Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav  already commenced 75 week prior to 75th anniversary of independence. It's true that the future of a nation is bright only when it remains connected moment by moment with the pride of its past experiences and heritage.

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To commemorate the auspicious occasion of World Photography Day, 2022, the Directorate of Information and Public Relations, DIPR, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, in association with the Department of Mass Communication, Rajiv Gandhi University, organized a-two-day extensive International Photo Exhibition on the 19 and 20 of August 2022 to creatively appreciate the knack and implication of Photography as an art of storytelling. The event was attended by various dignitaries including Prof Saket Kushwaha, Vice Chancellor, RGU, as Chief Guest and Mr. Onyok Pertin, Director, DIPR, Itanagar, along with faculty members and student participants from the Department of Mass Communication, Saint Claret College Ziro (SCCZ), escorted by Assistant Professors- Ms. Sonam Sultana Shah (HoD) and Mr. Donye Natung, amidst other high officials from the IPR department, the media fraternity, artists and people from various walks of life graced the occasion whilst celebrating the important day.

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On 26 August in Sarajevo, Bosnia, Linthoi Chanambam defeated Brazil’s Bianca Reis in the finals of the women’s 57kg category, to clinch the gold at the World Cadet Judo under-18 Championship. Not only did she fulfilled her father’s wishes but scripted history as well by becoming the first Indian to win a world title in Judo in a tournament across all age groups for the country. Linthoi celebrated her 15th birthday on 31 December 2006.

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 There are several problems in Assam which need immediate solution in the State because they have over the years troubled its people. These issues are mostly age-old and, therefore, have become cliched in the media, as have been floods and soil-erosion. No wonder, they will continue to be so till a long-term solution is found out, in spite of their losing importance. Now-a-days, however, one single but critical issue that has been the much talked about topic in Assam is the recent announcement of the current incumbent State government to begin teaching the two royal subjects – Mathematics and Science – to Class 3 in English in the Government schools. The news has naturally led to an academic debate.

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The first gush of early morning air that touches you while visiting any squat-little picturesque village nestled at the Longding District of Arunachal Pradesh will certainly make you feel the ancient world is beaconing you from afar.

You turn dreamy! You have an uncanny feeling every tree, hillock and watery streams running like a naughty-little girl is telling you to tarry a bit to listen the tales of the past.

Yes, every hilly Arunachal Pradesh hamlet is compendium of legends and lore told through the ages from one generation to the other. It is here where the importance of village elders of Wancho community comes in.

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The Prime Minister Narendra Modi would not have expected in his wildest dream that his suggestion to distinguish between freebies and welfare schemes would create a huge uproar, especially from the opposition-ruled states like Aam Aadmi Party and Dravida Munnetra Kazham. Tamil Nadu Finance Minister, Palani Tyaga Rajan even went to the extent of challenging the Supreme Court after it advocated a similar opinion expressed by our Prime Minister. It was quite natural that the sensitive issue reignited the debate on the economic rationale for granting subsidies. Similar to his anger and terse comments over Chartered Accountants and the Corporate Sector not serving for the nation in the recent past, Modi traded his disgust over the freebies issue in a no-hold barred manner.