under Arunachal Pradesh

The Long and Winding Road

Ankur Rahman, along with his brother Rodin and their friend, Akhup Khom, decided to walk from Tezpur in Assam to Sela Pass in Arunachal Pradesh—a good 340 km away. Asked why, Ankur’s answer is “Why not?”

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25 Jan 2012 | BY Ankur Rahman
Identity Crisis

Doubts have suddenly been cast on the ‘miraculous’ discovery of a new species of macaque in Arunachal. The scientists who found it are not amused

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3 Aug 2011 | BY Shruti Ravindran
Dorjee Khandu

Khandu was the fifth Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh and leader of the Congress in the state

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6 May 2011
Pigs Get Raw Justice

Daparijo, a small town in Arunachal Pradesh, was the sort of place where a man could let his pig wander without fear.

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20 Sep 2010 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
China’s War Plan

China can take Arunachal in 48 hours. And we are in no hurry to do anything about it.

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8 Apr 2010 | BY Suman Sharma
The Goat Who Came Back from the Dead

Takin, the legendary goat-antelope thought to be extinct in India, has been seen in Arunachal Pradesh.

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14 Jan 2010 | BY Ninad D. Sheth
Way of Life

They trace their ancestry to the 4th century BC. Meet the Monpas of Arunachal Pradesh.

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5 Jan 2010
Loyalty and Its Symbols

Tibetan flags may have fluttered in Tawang briefly before the Dalai Lama’s visit, but the local people are keener than ever to assert their Indian identity.

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12 Nov 2009 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
Why is China Afraid of Him?

The Dalai Lama is ageing, and a succession tussle could set off another crisis in Indo-Chinese relations.

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28 Oct 2009 | BY Shivam Vij
Chilling the Dragon’s Breath

Arunachal Pradesh is in development overdrive. China’s designs are no secret, but the government won’t risk any transfer of loyalty this side.

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24 Sep 2009 | BY Jaideep Mazumdar
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