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2 The Arun Information Friday, August 2, 2013 The Arun Information www.arunachalipr.gov.in Wordly Wise It requires a whole village to bring up a child. -African saying editorial Bamboo craftsmanship as a potential aspect of Arunachal’s industry Arunachal Pradesh has a vibrant craft tradition mainly based on bamboos and every tribe excels in bamboo craftsmanship. Cane and bamboo is an important craft apart from weaving, and the craftsmanship is of very high order. Except for the communities in Tawang and Bomdila sector, all the dwelling houses are traditionally made of bamboos. Hats, baskets of various designs, other household articles are made of bamboos. Besides using bamboo as fuels on many occasions, this plant is also used on many other decorative and ritual purposes. Cane and bamboo form the basic raw materials which meet the requirements of everyday life –from house-making to making baskets, fishing traps, dress items, construction of suspension bridges across rivers, and religious paraphernalia—thus completing their day-to-day needs. People of the state have fully utilized the raw material offered by Mother Nature. With the use of cane and bamboo as raw materials, the basketry technique naturally occupies a very important place in the technological development. However, this craftsmanship is restricted to menfolk only while weaving is confined to the womenfolk. Since cane and bamboo work constitute the major cottage industry in the state, it is now time to seriously consider about enhancement of the existing traditional technology by developing and adopting advanced technology not only in order to sustain this culture but also to transform this to a vibrant industry. This is possible only when all stakeholders join hands in an endevour to promote this traditional industry which has an enormous potential in our Arunachal Pradesh. Bamboo craft as an aspect of cottage industry has enormous bearing on our economy. Service line Hospitals General Hospitals, Naharlagun Casuality wing : 0360-2246677 CMO : 0360-2244293 Med.Supdtt. : 0360-2244156 Ambulance : 0360-2244479 R.K.Mission Hospital, Itanagar 0360-2212263 Heema Hospital, Itanagar 0360-2291094 Niba Hospital, Pappu-Nallah 0360-2244574/2351200 Hospital in Guwahati GNRC Hospital : 0361-2227701/2227702/2227703 Down Town Hospital : 0361-2336906/2336911 GMC Hospital : 0361-2528417/2529457 International Hospital : 0361-2347700/2347701 B.Barooah Cancer Institute : 0361-2472364 POLICE STATION Itanagar : 0360-2212233 Naharlagun : 0360-2244329 Nirjuli : 0360-2257220 Doimukh : 0360-2277220 Banderdewa : 0360-2266236 FIRE STATION Itanagar : 0360-2212640 Naharlagun : 0360-2244399 APST BUS SERVICE Sl. 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It will definitely help in preservation of this indigenous language which happens to be an important marker of cultural identity of the people from being lost and in promoting the language for scholastic ventures. The Wancho language is classified as the Naga group of Tibet-Burman branch. It has affinity with Nocte and Tangsa languages of the same language family. Linguistically, the Wanchos of Arunachal Pradesh are classified into three groups based on their dialectical differences- Upper Wancho (Tang group) inhabited in and around Ponchao and Wakka circle, Middle Wancho(Sang group) occupying Longding and Pumao circle, and Lower Wancho settled in the Kanubari circle of the district. Their language, commonly called ‘Kah’, differs mostly in terms of tone and pronunciation. Many people of the community converse in their link languages like Assamese and Hindi. The educated ones even speak Gone are the days when the villagers used to clear miles of village paths leading to the agricultural fields, rivers, water sources and so on so forth in the not too distant past on self-help basis. They used to construct teachers’ quarters and school buildings without asking a penny from the government. They felt pleasure in doing social service in the interest of their community. The government was not allowed to get involved at all. It used to be done on community basis and on a regular basis. Today, this community work is truly dead. The villagers have been so mollycoddled by the elected leaders that even for construction of their own toilet they demand funds from the government. They are not willing to do anything sans sanctions from the government. This spoon-feeding culture is annihilating another ageold culture, the spirit of community work in the villages. Today, the same villagers who were always willing to do anything for their villages free of cost tend to demand government sanction even for petty jobs in the villages. The countless CC steps in the villages are causing more harm than good because they are not laid properly. They become slippery and dangerous during rainy seasons. The traditional CC steps were much better and were easy to make without spending a single Wancho Script introduced in English. Under the influence and pressure of other dominant languages and culture, the Wanchos are facing difficulties in maintaining the link and continuity with their past. The non- availability of indigenous script has created difficulties for Wancho writers and the elite group to develop their language through literature. The vast treasure of indigenous language and relevant information is dying out without proper documentation. Their language, like many other indigenous languages of the world, may face a Know Your State Itanagar, the beautiful capital city of Arunachal Pradesh is situated at the southern part of the state on the foothills of Himalayas. Administratively it comes under Papum Pare district. Although the capital city is predominantly inhabited by the Nyishis, it is currently inhabited by people from all tribes and other parts of the country also. Festivals of different tribes are celebrated in the city all the year round. Being the state capital, Itanagar is well connected by road and air. NH 52A connects it to other parts of the country. There is a regular helicopter service between Guwahati and Naharlagun- 12 kms from Itanagar, besides a railway line is connecting Itanagar with the Indian railway network shortly. Established in 20th April 1974, the capital is named after the historical fort – the Itafort, dating back to the 14th -15th centuries. Besides Itafort, Itanagar houses the Rajbhawan, the official residence of the Governor, the CM’s Bungalow and other official bungalows of Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, MLAs, Arunachal Pradesh Civil Secretariat, Public Service Commission and other important offices including Permanent bench of Gauhati high court at Naharlagun. Other places of tourist interest included the legendary Ganga Lake, locally known as Gyekar Sinyi - a beautiful spot with a natural picturesque lake surrounded by primeval vegetations. Siddhartha Gonpa, a Buddhist temple with a stupa erected in front of the shrine is located on the top of a hill amidst beautiful greenery. Consecrated by his holiness, the Dalai Lama, the Gonpa reflects the widespread Tibetan influence in the region. Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum located near the Siddhartha -Dr. Vineeta Dowerah Asst. Professor of English Wangcha Rajkumar Govt. College Deomali. situation of endangerment. It was, of late, realized that their unique language would remain alive in its pure form if it can be documented with the help of a proper script. The Wancho scholars opine that their language cannot be documented entirely by using Hindi or English alphabets (Devanagiri and Roman scripts respectively) as these alphabets cannot represent all the original sounds, tones and pronunciation of words of their language. It is not sufficient to transcribe the local language perfectly. Know your responsibilities and not only your rights penny. Things have come to such a pass that for every single peccadillo or misdemeanor the people criticize and blame the Chief Minister and the government. The people must realize that the Chief Minister is as good as the people. The HCM is like the cricket captain. The captain is as good as the players. The captain alone cannot do anything if the other members of the team do not perform. The wearer knows where the shoe pinches. The Chief Minister must be doing his best to ensure that he leaves no scopes for complaint but everything does not go as we plan. We often falter. He must also be having constraints which we must appreciate. It is seen that the private individuals in the districts and the state capital construct houses, garages, private roads flaunting all rules if any with impunity thereby blocking the drains. Now, should they blame the HCM and the government for this too? In Arunachal Pradesh all the districts and the capital are crisscrossed by numerous streams and rivulets. The people have illegally established colonies on both the banks of these streams creating irreparable damage to the streams and causing landslides every year. In fact, most of the disasters in our state are manmade. Now, again, should they blame the HCM and the government of the day for this too? They leave the bulbs glowing brightly in the offices and other public places day and night. Some government employees leave the bulbs around their quarters switched on for months together when they go on leave ostensibly to scare away the thieves. The water tapes in offices, schools and public places are left open allowing the precious water to flow merrily. Now, do we have the right to blame the HCM and the government for this? We must admit that we lack civic sense totally. However, we are adept at training our accusing fingers on others. But please remember, when we point a finger at others there are three fingers pointing back at us. Of course, the thump finger that represents the gullible public is always confused and oblivious of what is going on. Let us not derive sadistic pleasure from accusing the government for every petty matter. Let us think in what way we can contribute our mite to build our poor state vibrant, strong and selfreliant. Let us seriously follow what John F. Kennedy said, “Ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country?” In this case our state Arunachal Pradesh. Arunachal Pradesh with its myriad sensibilities, a cacophony of cultures, a multiplicity of faiths and dialects, one never knows who will ITANAGAR The proposed modified Roman script, they believe, could not solve the script problem of the Wancho language and meet the immediate scholastic need of the literate and educated mass. There was an urgent need for common alphabets to document the existing language of the Wanchos with a uniform sound. Hence, it was felt that an independent Wancho script was required to transcribe different sounds that make different meaning. Thus, an independent Wancho script called ‘Wancho Laizi’ has been developed and introduced in the society. Lot of care has been taken to represent the existing sounds and tones. I hope the people of the community will accept the script with pride and satisfaction and work for further development of their language and rich culture. I also hope to see the Wancho intellectuals use their own language and script for reflecting upon their thoughts and ideas and for understanding and remembering historical experiences, their cultural heritage, folks and the folk tradition. I expect the support and cooperation of the people in my present work related to the morphological and syntactical analysis of the Wancho language. At last, I wish them luck and congratulations on this noble achievement. take offence at what. Sadly, some people have the uncanny knack of criticizing the government without any basis and without going deep into the issue[s]. They always tend to have a pedestrian attitude and grizzle or complain about everything. This is surely not going to stand them in good stead in life. Being the eyes, ears and mouth of the government my bounden duty is to provide correct feedbacks to the government for which I am paid. So, please do not complain that my present article is heavily loaded in favour of the government. Having said that I have always stood by my view that the state government may have bitten off more than it can chew vis-à-vis mega dams in the state. But this problem was handed down to the present HCM by the former CM late Dorjee Khandu. In fact, most of the problems are inherited ones. So, blaming Nabam Tuki holds no water. The burning issue of PRC is another fiasco the state government could have done without. But again no body is infallible. We should not be looking for the chinks in the government’s armour but help the government in plugging the loopholes and the shortcomings if any, after all it is our government. Our defeatist tendency and lack of belief in our leaders are, I believe, the main reason for the (contd. on P-4)... Gonpa provides a glimpse of the state’s rich cultural heritage through exhibition of images of local tribes, arts and crafts, costumes, besides the archaeological findings from various sites showcasing the historical facets of the state. The beautiful green Indira Gandhi Park, the Energy Park, the Science Museum, Craft Centre & Emporium, Zoological Park, all located at Itanagar are worth visiting. The North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology (NERIST), an engineering, applied science and management institute, now a deemed university under the Ministry of Human Resource Development located at Nirjuli, just 15 Kms from Itanagar is a hub of technical education in the north east, besides the premier education institution – the Rajiv Gandhi University at Rono hills, Doimukh - 17 kms from Itanagar, Rajiv Gandhi Polytechnic, Donyi-Polo School for hearing impaired are some of the important institutions in Itanagar. -Denhang Bosai
Disaster sensitization programme for lady constables and women SHG KHONSA, July 27: A one day disaster awareness programme for the lady constables of APP and women self-help groups of Khonsa was organized at NBF Hall Khonsa by the Disaster Management Cell Tirap under the aegis of Deputy Commissioner Tirap here on July 25 last. Around 100 ladies participated in the programme. Addressing the participants, DDMO Khonsa said that ladies are more vulnerable to disaster then men, adding that since they are the caretaker of the house, they have bigger responsibility to safeguard the house from any mishap and to educate the children and other family members AALO, July 26: A sensitization cum consultation meeting with all line departments and a disaster management training with PRI members, NGOs and public was held at Hotel West here on July 25 and 26. Inaugurating the programme, M.K Sahoo, Deputy Commissioner highlighted on the various hazards of the district and requested all the departments for active participation as the district has similar topographical condition with the state of Uttarakhand, which has witnessed the worst flood in recent times. He said that our preparedness is a must in the wake of any eventuality. He highlighted about the role of community during any disaster situation and asked for preparation of community contingency plan to cope up with them during any kind of disaster. He further stressed on proper coordination with the district authority and asked for better preparedness so that they all can render assistance during the time of necessity. about disaster preparedness. Dr. AmingYirang, MO from district hospital Khonsa imparted the basic of First Aid techniques through power point presentation along with practical demonstration. Power point presentation on Dos and Don’ts and preparedness and mitigation measures for various types of disaster was also presented by DDMO Khonsa. Leaflets of Dos and Don’ts were also distributed to the participants on the occasion. Disaster management awareness programme held The resource persons from Army and ITBP informed about disaster preparedness, role of all line departments, search and rescue and role of Military & Para Military forces during any kind of disaster. Er. Nyatum Bagra, UPO Aalo presented the concept of earthquake related disaster and earthquake resistant design buildings in detail to the officers present. CO, Datum Gadi attended the 2nd day training programme. Narrating many fire accident cases, Gadi alerted the people to keep fire extinguisher equipments and materials in their houses. Earlier, Dorjee Nima, DDMO in his welcome address, explained the key objectives of the programme. Live music concerts to raise fund for Uttarakhand victims BOMDILA, July 27: The music fans of West Kameng district had a rocking evening as idols of the district performed live on stage at Bomdila Auditorium on July 25 last. The jam packed crowd enjoyed the live performance by West Kameng Idol - Rinchin Tashi Komu, Dirang Idol - Yeshi Dorjee, Shertukpen Idol - Rinchin Dorjee, Thrizino Idol - Machang Sangchoju, Mon Sargeyling winners - Dorjee Eton & Thupten Tsering, Voice of Nafra winners - Utam Jaboju & Beron Deru, & Thembang Idol - Garpa. Chief Guest P D Sona, Parliamentary Secretary Tourism contributed a sum of Rs.50,000/- to the organizers in appreciation of the good cause initiated by the local talented youths of the district. The musical concert was attended among others by RT Khunjuju Parliamentary Secretary HPD, Tsering Sonam, ZPM and Tsering Wange, President AMASA. Rule Mongolz, the local rock band moved the crowd with ‘Lost Dream’s’ heavy metal number ’We are Gods Creation’. They also played the heart rendering all time favorite number - My heart will go on.... The crowd watched and enjoyed the concert with several fans singing along, dancing, clapping or listening in awe. There were also rocking dance performances by Rinchin Norbu Bapu & party (Arunachal Boogie Woogie) and Sonu Tamang (Kameng Boogie Woogie winner). The crowd went gaga and cheered when winners of ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ the all girls group ‘Naings-The Sisterhood’ and ‘Fancy Butterfly’ performed and gyrated on the stage. The live concert was organized by ‘Rule Mongolz’ and supported by Arunachal Mountaineering & Adventure Sports Association (AMASA). The main aim was to give an opportunity to all the winners of different music competitions to perform in one single platform and to raise fund for the Uttarakhand victims. DLTDC meeting held for selection of new tourism projects AALO, July 26 : The District Level Tourism Development Committee (DLTDC) was held at Aalo on July 25 last for evaluation and selection of new tourism projects for the year 2013- 2014. The meeting was chaired by West Siang Deputy Commissioner M.K. Sahoo and attended by Superintendent of Police, Divisional Forest Officer, Executive Engineer, PHED, Assistant Urban Planning Officer, A.S.W. (Elect.), District Research Officer and Managing Director, Yomgam Tours & Travels. Addressing the meeting, DC said that Arunachal Pradesh has all the potentials to be one of the potential tourism destinations. He suggested the committee to identify the projects in such places where road connectivity and water is available. He said that creating of tourism assets in jungle and wrong selection of projects site may create problem in future for operation and hence sought suggestions from all members for selection of sites for tourism projects in a judicious manner so as to promote tourism sector by creating durable assets. SP, S.C Yadav shared his observations and explained the development of tourism sectors in other states. He also suggested the committee to select only genuine projects which are feasible for tourism purpose. Yomjum Yomgam, Managing Director, Yomgam Tours & Travels explained the role and responsibilities of tour operators. Expressing his experience as a mountain trekking guide, he stressed for development of medium range mountain trekking route as for high altitude, mountain trekking a well trained instructors and lot of equipments are needed. N. Ete, Divisional Forest Officer suggested the tourism department to create a model rural tourism village in the district. He opined that a village with many R.C.C buildings and semi permanent structure houses should not be considered as rural village Earlier, while welcoming all, Tate Tatak, District Tourism Officer explained the aims and objectives of the meeting in brief. He explained the selection procedure of tourism projects of various categories and presented guidelines to all the members. The committee after a threadbare discussion based on feasibility selected 8 (Eight) new proposals out of 64 proposals received from various places. AALO, July 29: An outreach activity of Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health (ARSH) programme was organized at Government Secondary School, Pessing recently. Organized by the Department of Family Welfare & Health, West Siang district, the programme began with Friday, August 2, 2013 The Arun Information 3 Government of Arunachal Pradesh PUBLIC NOTICE The Itanagar Treasury Office has shifted to the first floor of the newly constructed office building of the Directorate of Accounts and Treasuries, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Bank Tinali, Itanagar with effect from today the 29th July 2013. Henceforth, all correspondences to the undersigned may please be addressed to; ITANAGAR TREASURY 1 st Floor, Directorate of Accounts & Treasuries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh Bank Tinali, ITANAGAR -791111 Ph - 0360 - 2212238 Fax - 0360 - 2216220. SdI- J. Mandal Treasury Officer, Itanagar Treasury Adolescent Reproductive & Sexual Health awareness programme at Pessing KHONSA, July 28: A social service was conducted in Changlang-Khonsa (CK) road on July 27 under the leadership of Ms Sontung Bangsia, ZPM, Khela-Lamsa Block. All PR members and villagers from the nearby villages enthusiastically participated in the social service. The CK road which falls under Trans-Arunachal-Highway is in a deplorable condition and the villagers of the entire CK belt are facing untold sufferings. The worst sufferers are the serious patients who have to be evacuated to Khonsa District Hospital or in Assam for treatment. The road is so bad that vehicles can hardly ply, welcome address and a brief speech on importance of adopting small family to mark the world population fortnight day. All the participants took oath during the function. Welcoming the participants, Tahak Tamut, Headmaster appreciated the department for conducting such kind of valuable adolescent awareness camp in Social service conducted in Changlang-Khonsa road YINGKIONG, July 29: The Department of Fisheries, Upper Siang district had distributed fish seeds to progressive fish farmers of the district at a simple ceremony organized at Government fish farm here on July 25 last. Dr. Tallo Taggu, DVO and O. Tamuk, DAO distributed the fish seeds to the beneficiaries. On the occasion, Dr. Taggu appreciated the initiative taken by the Fisheries department and suggested all the beneficiaries to culture the fish in scientific manner to get higher benefit from it. DAO, Tamuk also called upon the beneficiaries to integrate the fish culture with agriculture, horticulture & animal husbandry to increase their income through fish farming and suggested all the farmers to keep interaction with technical departments for improvement in traditional farming method. The programme was attended by Bading Teng, ZPM, who urged the beneficiaries to utilize all the benefits TEZU, July 30: The Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, Tezu organized a one day fertility camp for the livestock owners at the BRTF camp, Demwe on July 26 last. More than 30 trainees took part in the training camp. Attending as the chief guest of the programme, Dr. (Capt.) M.M Panigrahi, 48 BRTF, Demwe appreciated the endeavor of the AH&V department for rendering their selfless service to the society and called upon the trainees to take up the artificial insemination in their livestock which is not only easy but also a cheap way to produce high milk yields. Earlier, while welcoming the especially in summer. Because of this poor condition of the life-line of the CK belt, the villagers necessitated the organization of the much-needed social service. It may be mentioned here that there are more than 16 villages in the CK belt and this belt is one of the most backward, especially in the field of education. Poor road connectivity can be cited as the main reason for this, asserted Ms Sontung Bangsia, ZPM. A public memorandum had been submitted to the Chief Minister to provide funds for repair and maintenance of the CK road. In the meantime the villagers and the public have appreciated the ZPM’s effort. the school and advised the students to gain knowledge and teach the others. Dr. Kengo Ori, DFWO West Siang and Dr. R. Darung, SMO, PHE, Pessing were the resource persons in the programme. Group discussion, quiz competition and prize distribution were held on the occasion. Week long training on pay roll software held AALO, July 26: A week long training on pay roll software version 4.4 was conducted here from July 22 to 26 at the National Informatics Centre (NIC), Aalo for the DDOs of West Siang district. The software included preparation of the pay bill, calculation of arrears, generation of schedule, certificate etc. The implementation of this software will reduce the work load of the pay bill preparation and will help in correct calculation of pay without delay. At present few of the DDOs in the district are using the 4.3 version. Fish seeds distributed to progressive fish farmer provided by government sincerely for improvement of fish farming in the district. Earlier, in his key note address, Kenbom Chisi, DFDO, disclosed that all together 39 progressive fish farmers have been selected in the district for “Free distribution” of fish seeds. He also urged the beneficiaries to culture the fish supplied in scientific manner and to provide achievement and feedback to the department. He also added that altogether, about 80,000 fish seeds consisting of Indian major carps and exotic carp were distributed to the attending progressive fish farmers of the district. Livestock fertility camp organized DEOMALI, July 27: The Independence Day football tournament kick-started here on July 25 last. The tournament was inaugurated by S.J Jongsam, Conservator of Forest. In his address, Jongsam asked the players to maintain sportsman spirit both on and off the field. He also underscored the importance of games and sports adding that many sportsmen have trainees, Dr. Karma Dorje, D.I.O (East Zone) asked the farmers to come forward and adopt the advance technology in the field of animal husbandry which will multiple the milk production in the area. District A.H and Vety Officer, Dr. H.Tama in his address informed the trainees about the various ongoing schemes in the department like - Rural Backyard Poultry Development Scheme, RKVY, Subsidy Scheme of Goatery, Piggery, Dairy (State Plan) & Livestock Insurance Schemes etc and urged them to take up these schemes. Resource person of the training, Dr. Chhinjo Meyor Senior Veterinary Officer urged upon the livestock owners to adopt this technique in their milch cows to increase milk production. This will decrease the STD cases simultaneously, he said. Dr. Sakuntala Gogoi, Senior Veterinary Officer also briefed the trainees about the ongoing livestock insurance scheme and urged them to insure their milch animals. A mass vaccination camp was also organized in Lakshmi Mandir, Ji- Nallah and BRTF camp area on the same day. Total 842 animals were vaccinated with Foot & Mouth Disease and H.S. and B.Q. vaccines by the officials and staffs of the department. Independence Day football tournament kicks off at Deomali made sports as their career. He thanked Wangki Lowang, local MLA and Parliamentary Secretary for Sports and Youth Affairs for sponsoring the tournament. Earlier, the chief guest released a white dove as a symbol of peace amidst a huge gathering of football lovers. The inaugural match was played between Namsang village and NCI, Deomali. The tournament is being organized by a committee of which the SDO is the Chairman, Rangkap Arang is the President and Mongde Hondik is the Secretary. The organizers have appealed the participants to maintain peace and harmony throughout the tournament. Altogether 19 teams are participating in the tournament. It may be mentioned here that the Independence football tournament is held annually at Deomali.
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