At ALG in Arunachal Pradesh, the Indian Army and Air Force commemorate the 93rd Air Force Day.

“The 93rd Air Force Day was marked at the Advanced Landing Ground in Menchuka, symbolizing unity and jointmanship between the Indian Army and Indian Air Force. The celebration highlighted seamless coordination, mutual trust, and the operational readiness of both services in safeguarding India’s sovereignty in this strategically sensitive region. With the theme ‘Together we soar to greater heights,’ participants reaffirmed their shared commitment to peace, stability, and defence excellence, pledging ongoing collaboration and teamwork in nation-building and national security.”

A seven-year-old’s body was found in Shillong; murder is suspected.

“A seven-year-old boy was found dead in a forested area near Mawpat on the outskirts of Shillong on Thursday morning, in what police believe to be a case of homicide. East Khasi Hills Superintendent of Police Vivek Syiem confirmed that all available evidence suggests murder, pending further confirmation from the post-mortem report to ascertain the cause and nature of injuries. Given the gravity of the crime involving a child, Syiem indicated that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) may soon be constituted to handle the probe. Investigators suspect the boy’s body was dumped at the secluded site surrounded by dense vegetation. This case follows a recent incident in Nongrah, where a 13-year-old boy was detained in connection with the death of four-year-old Insaphira Lyngdoh Mawnai. While police have not found any link between the two cases, all possible angles are being explored. Residents have been urged to remain alert, install CCTV cameras, improve street lighting, and report suspicious activity immediately to police control at 112.”

The Naying Hydro Project will have an environmental public hearing in Arunachal Pradesh.

The environmental public hearing for the proposed 1,000 MW Naying Hydroelectric Project in Arunachal Pradesh’s Shi-Yomi district is scheduled for November 12. Developed by NEEPCO over the Siyom River, the project aims to generate nearly 5,000 GWh of power but has faced delays due to environmental and social concerns. Approved in 2013, construction is now expected to begin in 2028. The initiative aligns with the state’s “Decade of Hydro Power (2025–35)” plan to advance renewable energy and attract major investments.

Manipur: Police detain two drug dealers and confiscate Rs 2 crore worth of WY pills.

The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) registered a 9.63% rise in freight unloading in September 2025, handling 1,059 rakes compared to 966 a year earlier. Officials said the majority of consignments—essential goods like food grains, coal, and fertilizers—were destined for the northeastern states, with Assam alone accounting for 595 rakes. Improved monitoring and operational efficiency helped boost performance, NFR’s Chief PRO Kapinjal Kishore Sharma said. The zone plays a key role in sustaining the region’s supply chain, while recent developments include Aizawl becoming the fourth northeastern capital connected by rail through the Bairabi–Sairang line inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

After twenty years, commercial coal mining begins in Arunachal Pradesh.

Arunachal Pradesh is set to begin its first commercial coal mining operations at the Namchik-Namphuk coal block in Changlang district, marking a major milestone in the state’s industrial and energy development. Inaugurated by Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy and Chief Minister Pema Khandu, the project is expected to generate over ₹100 crore annually and create new jobs. Revived in 2022 through competitive auction, the project reflects the Centre’s Atma Nirbhar Bharat vision and aims to integrate the Northeast into India’s sustainable energy and infrastructure network.

56 Manipur youths are given employment training and skill development opportunities by Assam Rifles throughout India.

The Assam Rifles has trained and placed 56 youths from Manipur’s Imphal Valley under its Skill Development Programme 4.0, with 48 participants — including 30 women — securing jobs in cities like Mumbai, Jaipur, and Delhi. The 12-week training, conducted with We Care Skill Solutions, focused on hospitality and retail management to enhance employability. Certificates from NSDC and job offers were distributed at a ceremony in Imphal, where officials lauded the trainees’ success and highlighted the initiative’s role in promoting youth empowerment and socio-economic growth in Manipur.

The Chakma student body calls on India and the international world to take action in response to the Khagrachari massacre.

The All India Chakma Students’ Union (AICSU) has strongly condemned the massacre in Guimara, Khagrachari, Bangladesh, where the Bangladesh Army allegedly killed at least four indigenous Jumma people, injured over fifty, and set villages ablaze. The attack followed peaceful protests triggered by the gang rape of a 12-year-old Marma girl, with survivors reporting indiscriminate firing by army forces and arson by armed settlers. AICSU has submitted a memorandum to the Indian Prime Minister urging urgent diplomatic intervention, humanitarian aid, and international investigation into these atrocities, describing them as state-backed ethnic persecution and systematic genocide against the Jumma peoples of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. The memorandum calls for summoning the Bangladeshi envoy, downgrading diplomatic ties, and pressing for UN intervention to protect indigenous lives and ensure justice.