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मोदी मीटिंग में आए, 3 मिनट तक BJP मेंबर्स ने बजाईं तालियां; गुजरात जीत पर स्वागत | Parliament Protest Update; Rajnath Singh| China India Dispute | Mallikarjun kharge| tawang clash

Hindi News National Parliament Protest Update; Rajnath Singh| China India Dispute | Mallikarjun Kharge| Tawang Clash नई दिल्ली8 मिनट पहले भाजपा की संसदीय दल के लिए PM मोदी संसद भवन परिसर पहुंचे। यहां उनका ताली बजाकर स्वागत हुआ। संसद की विंटर सेशन में बुधवार को भी तवांग का ही मुद्दा गूंजेगा। प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी, गृह मंत्री अमित शाह और रक्षा मंत्री राजनाथ सिंह ने कार्यवाही शुरू होने से पहले…

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Chinese troop increase at posts in Yangtse has kept tempers high in Tawang sector. On Dec 9, 'larger than normal' patrol party approached & was challenged. Stones flew, fists flew. Some fractures, blackeyes, bruises. 9 Indian & 22 Chinese troops injured.

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Indian and Chinese troops clash on disputed border | CNN

Indian and Chinese troops clash on disputed border | CNN

New Delhi CNN  —  Indian and Chinese troops have clashed on their disputed Himalayan border, the first known incident between the two nuclear-armed Asian powers in nearly two years. In a statement, India’s Ministry of Defense said soldiers from both sides sustained minor injuries in the face-off, which took place Friday in the Tawang Sector in India’s northeastern territory of Arunachal…

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India, China border tensions escalate, faceoff in Arunachal's Tawang sector | Latest News | WION

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Economic Activities in Arunachal Pradesh: Nurturing Growth Amidst Natural Beauty

Arunachal Pradesh, the northeastern jewel of India, is a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural diversity. While its stunning natural beauty is well-known, the state is also home to a burgeoning economy that thrives on a variety of economic activities. In this article, we will explore the economic activities that drive Arunachal Pradesh's growth and contribute to its development.

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Agriculture and Horticulture Agriculture is the backbone of Arunachal Pradesh's economy, providing livelihoods to a significant portion of its population. The state's fertile valleys and high-altitude regions are suitable for a wide range of crops. The key agricultural products include rice, maize, millets, potatoes, ginger, and oranges. Horticulture is another vital sector, with the cultivation of fruits like apples, oranges, kiwi, and pineapples gaining prominence. The government has been actively promoting organic farming practices to ensure sustainable agricultural growth.

Tourism Arunachal Pradesh's pristine landscapes, lush forests, and rich cultural heritage have made it an emerging tourist destination. Tourism is a growing industry, with visitors drawn to the state for trekking, wildlife viewing, and exploring its numerous monasteries and cultural sites. Tawang, Bomdila, Ziro, and Namdapha National Park are among the popular tourist attractions. The state government is actively promoting tourism infrastructure and eco-tourism to harness the sector's potential.

Hydroelectric Power The state's mountainous terrain and numerous rivers make it ideal for the generation of hydroelectric power. Arunachal Pradesh has enormous hydropower potential, and several hydropower projects are in operation or under development. These projects not only contribute to the state's revenue but also to the national power grid. The harnessing of hydropower is a key driver of economic growth and energy security.

Handicrafts and Handlooms Arunachal Pradesh has a rich tradition of handicrafts and handlooms, with each indigenous community showcasing its unique craftsmanship. Products like handwoven carpets, traditional masks, tribal jewelry, and bamboo and cane crafts find markets both within the state and beyond. The government is actively supporting the promotion of these traditional crafts to generate income and preserve cultural heritage.

Forest Resources The state's abundant forest resources play a significant role in its economy. Timber, bamboo, and other forest products are harvested sustainably and contribute to both local livelihoods and revenue generation. However, conservation efforts are also underway to protect the state's rich biodiversity.

Border Trade Arunachal Pradesh shares international borders with Bhutan, China, and Myanmar. Border trade has the potential to boost the state's economy by facilitating trade and cultural exchange with neighboring countries. The Border Haats (markets) along the Indo-Myanmar border, in particular, have the potential to enhance economic ties and cross-border commerce.

Challenges and Opportunities While Arunachal Pradesh has made significant strides in its economic activities, it faces challenges such as infrastructural constraints, limited connectivity, and the need for sustainable resource management. However, these challenges also present opportunities for growth and development. Investments in infrastructure, connectivity, and skill development can unlock the state's economic potential further.

Conclusion Arunachal Pradesh, with its stunning natural beauty and cultural diversity, is not only a land of adventure and exploration but also a region with a growing and diverse economy. The state's economic activities encompass agriculture, tourism, hydropower, handicrafts, and more, contributing to its growth and development. As Arunachal Pradesh continues to balance economic progress with the preservation of its unique cultural and environmental heritage, it holds promise as a dynamic and thriving part of India's northeastern landscape.

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China Skips Confidential G20 Meet In Arunachal: Sources

Over 50 delegates attended the meeting, which is among the dozens of events planned across 50 major cities ahead of the G20 summit in Delhi in September.

New Delhi/Guwahati: China skipped a confidential G20 meeting held in India on Sunday, sources said. The meeting was held in Itanagar, the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh, a northeastern state that China claims is a part of Tibet. India has rejected such claims in the past and maintains Arunachal is its integral part.

Over 50 delegates attended the meeting, which is among the dozens of events planned across 50 major cities ahead of the G20 summit in Delhi in September. India currently holds the G20 presidency.

It is unclear if China has officially lodged a protest with India over the meeting.

Neither Foreign ministry nor China has commented on it.

The weekend meeting was declared confidential and media coverage was not permitted.

Themed 'Research innovation initiative, gathering', the meeting was organised by the Science and Technology department.

The delegates who attended the meet also visited Arunachal Pradesh legislative assembly and a Buddhist monastery in Itanagar. Upon their arrival, they were received by cultural troupes at the airport. They also tasted local cuisines, said officials.

India and Chinese troops had clashed along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the state's Tawang sector last December, in a face-off that came amid a months-long border standoff in eastern Ladakh.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh had then accused China of trying to "unilaterally" change the status quo along the LAC.

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Click to read China was willing to give up the Arunachal claim to Tawang, so the deal with India stalled. india china border dispute china's view of the tawang sector in arunachal pradesh

Tawang: China claims Arunachal Pradesh as its own, which is why it is also called South Tibet. Here his main focus is on Tawang, which is very important. file photo Image Credit source: ANI New Delhi: India has a border dispute with China. Eastern Ladakh together with Arunachal Pradesh Tension also continues on the border with China. China claims Arunachal Pradesh and South Tibet say. located…

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Últimas noticias breves del mundo hoy, 13 de diciembre de 2022 - CNN en Español

Últimas noticias breves del mundo hoy, 13 de diciembre de 2022 – CNN en Español

Tropas indias y chinas se enfrentaron en su disputada frontera del Himalaya, el primer incidente conocido entre las dos potencias asiáticas con armas nucleares en casi dos años. En un comunicado, el Ministerio de Defensa de la India dijo que los soldados de ambos bandos sufrieron heridas leves en el enfrentamiento, que tuvo lugar el viernes en el Sector Tawang en el territorio nororiental indio…

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5 puntos de inflamación globales que podrían explotar absolutamente durante las primeras etapas de 2023

¿Será 2023 un año en el que estallen conflictos extremadamente destructivos en todo el mundo?

Ciertamente ya estamos viviendo en una época de "guerras y rumores de guerras", y las tensiones se están acercando al punto de ebullición en una serie de puntos críticos globales clave en este momento. Si varios conflictos importantes más comenzaran repentinamente el próximo año, podríamos presenciar un período prolongado de inestabilidad geopolítica que sería diferente a todo lo que hemos presenciado. 

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#1 Serbia

# 2 La frontera en disputa entre China e India

#3 Taiwán

#4 Irán

#5 Ucrania

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'China stands ready to...': Beijing tells India days after Tawang clashes | India News

‘China stands ready to…’: Beijing tells India days after Tawang clashes | India News

Tawang: After the India-China face off on December 9 at the Arunachal Pradesh Tawang sector, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that India and China held the 17th round of Corps Commander Level Meeting and agreed to maintain the security and stability on the ground in the Western Sector. As a result, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi today said that China is ready to work with India…

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‘It's not 1962,’ Tawang Monastery warns China | Itanagar News

‘It’s not 1962,’ Tawang Monastery warns China | Itanagar News

ITANAGAR: Following the Yangtse skirmish between the Indian and Chinese soldiers along the Line of Actual Control in the Tawang sector, the monks of Tawang Monastery have warned China that “it’s not 1962, it’s 2022” and “it is PM Modi government” at the helm. “PM Modi will not spare anyone,” Lama Yeshi Khawo, a Monk of Tawang Monastery saidvoicing the concerns of all those present at the…

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China and India: Nuclear-Armed Nations Clash

China and India: Nuclear-Armed Nations Clash

China and India: Nuclear-Armed Nations Clash—With Sticks and Stones By Jeremiah Jacques • December 15, 2022 Chinese and Indian troops clashed at a location on their disputed border in the Himalayas, the Indian Defense Ministry announced on December 13. The violence erupted by the Tawang sector of India’s Arunachal Pradesh state four days before the announcement and resulted in numerous injuries…

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‘Indian Army Would Rather Open Fire Than…’: General Naravane Warns Chinese Troops

Former chief of army staff general MM Naravane asked if the Chinese Army (People's Liberation Army) has gone down to the level of "prehistoric times" by using “clubs and barbed wires”.

Former chief of army staff general MM Naravane, days after the Arunachal Pradesh clash, has hit out at the Chinese Army for using clubs and barbed wires during the skirmish and warned that the Indian Army would rather open fire than resort to “wielding clubs”, news agency ANI reported.

“We would still like to maintain that we are a 21st-century army. To start going back to clubs and barbed wires is going back to prehistoric times. It is a very regressive way of going. We would still like to maintain that in warfare also there are certain rules. It is not that you do whatever you want to do. We would still like to maintain a professional stance. Therefore, rather than resort to wielding clubs, we rather open fire,” Naravane said in a 'Podcast with Smita Prakash'.

Naravane asked if the Chinese Army (People's Liberation Army) has gone down to the level of "prehistoric times" by using “clubs and barbed wires”.

“That is how an army fights by using the weapons at your disposal and not getting into fisticuffs. Are we hooligans or mafia? We are professional. Is that the level PLA has gone down to? Hooliganism and streetfighting?” he asked

The former Indian Army chief's remarks come days after the Chinese Army attempted to change the status quo on the Line of Actual Control or LAC in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh on December 9 through a face-off with the Indian troops, in which they were pushed back by the Indian Army without suffering any casualties.

"On one side they try to show their technological prowess, on the other side they are coming with barbed wire clubs. It is ridiculous," Naravane said.

Talking about the Galwan valley clash in 2020 in which 20 Indian soldiers lost their lives and several Chinese soldiers were also killed, Naravane said that the Indian Army countered them in the same way that was used against it.Read More On..

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Arunachal Pradesh Congressman Manish Tewari wrote in his notice, "a full description of the serious situation at the Tawang sector border crossing with China." "This is the first actual physical engagement between the two soldiers since the battle at Rinchen La in eastern Ladakh in August 2020."

"The honourable Defense Minister has already issued a statement," Tiwari stated. But critical questions must be asked: why are these conflicts occurring, first in Galwan and now in the Yangtse? What is China's desire? Is the government aware of China's nefarious intentions? Have we lost any area to the Chinese as a result of these aggressions? If so, how much and how will the government regain it?"

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The Impact of Climate Change on Arunachal Pradesh

A Precarious Future for the Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains Arunachal Pradesh, often referred to as the "Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains," is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, lush forests, and rich cultural diversity. However, beneath this idyllic exterior, the state faces a pressing challenge – the relentless impact of climate change. In this article, we will explore the multifaceted effects of climate change on Arunachal Pradesh and the urgent need for adaptation and mitigation measures.

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Changing Weather Patterns One of the most noticeable consequences of climate change in Arunachal Pradesh is the alteration of weather patterns. The region is experiencing erratic rainfall, leading to both droughts and flash floods. These unpredictable weather events disrupt agriculture, impact water supply, and threaten the livelihoods of the predominantly agrarian population.

Melting Glaciers and Water Scarcity Arunachal Pradesh is home to numerous glaciers, which serve as a crucial source of freshwater for the region's rivers and streams. However, rising temperatures have accelerated the melting of these glaciers, resulting in reduced water flow during the dry season. This phenomenon not only affects agriculture but also puts pressure on the availability of drinking water.

Biodiversity at Risk The state's rich biodiversity is also under threat due to climate change. Rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns can disrupt ecosystems, leading to shifts in the distribution of plant and animal species. Species that are adapted to specific temperature and humidity conditions may struggle to survive, leading to potential loss of biodiversity.

Agricultural Challenges Agriculture is the backbone of Arunachal Pradesh's economy, with a majority of the population engaged in farming. Climate change poses significant challenges to this sector. Erratic weather patterns, increased pest infestations, and changing crop cycles have the potential to reduce agricultural yields, jeopardizing food security.

Vulnerable Communities Indigenous communities in Arunachal Pradesh are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Many of them rely heavily on subsistence farming and traditional practices closely linked to natural cycles. Changes in weather patterns and resource availability can disrupt these traditional ways of life, leading to food insecurity and displacement.

Adaptation and Mitigation Measures In the face of these challenges, Arunachal Pradesh is taking steps to adapt to and mitigate the impacts of climate change. Some of these measures include:

Afforestation and Reforestation: The state government is promoting tree planting and reforestation efforts to combat deforestation and reduce carbon emissions.

Water Management: Initiatives to improve water management and harness rainwater for agricultural use are being explored to address water scarcity issues.

Renewable Energy: Arunachal Pradesh has great potential for renewable energy sources like hydropower and solar energy, which can reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Community Awareness: Raising awareness and educating communities about climate change and its impacts is crucial in fostering a sense of shared responsibility.

Conclusion Arunachal Pradesh, with its unique natural beauty and cultural diversity, is facing the sobering reality of climate change. The challenges posed by changing weather patterns, water scarcity, and threats to biodiversity are pressing concerns that require immediate attention and concerted efforts.

As the Land of the Dawn-Lit Mountains navigates the uncertain terrain of climate change, it is crucial for the state, its communities, and the broader global community to work together to mitigate the impacts and adapt to the new reality. The fate of Arunachal Pradesh's pristine landscapes, vibrant cultures, and resilient communities hangs in the balance, and concerted action is needed to secure a sustainable and harmonious future.

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'PLA patrol transgression was firmly contested': Lt Gen Kalita breaks silence on India-China Tawang clash | India News

‘PLA patrol transgression was firmly contested’: Lt Gen Kalita breaks silence on India-China Tawang clash | India News

KOLKATA: General Officer Commanding-in-Chief Eastern Command, Lt Gen Rana Pratap Kalita on Friday took note of the recent border skirmish between Indian troops and Chinese soldiers in the Tawang sector of Arunachal Pradesh by saying that the transgression by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) patrol was “contested firmly”. “You all are aware that all across the border there are different…