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2 The Arun Information Friday, February 1, 2013 The Arun Information www.arunachalipr.gov.in WORDLY WISE “Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.” - Mahatma Gandhi editorial Upholding the tradition of patriotism Celebration of national days especially Independence Day and Republic Day in the state of Arunachal Pradesh has traditionally been marked by fervent mass participation. As expected, this year’s Republic Day celebrations in the districts including the capital complex have also been quite successful and peaceful, which itself is a triumph of the people of this beautiful region of the country. At a time when many antinational forces bent upon to weaken the unity and integrity of the Nation sow seeds of disunity through boycott of the day, people of this peace-loving state continue to uphold the spirit of patriotism by active participation in all forms of celebration. This is no mean achievement considering the fact that our state is one of the latest ones to join the union of India as a young, immature ‘state’ with an assemblage of diverse cultures yet with common aspirations. Though Arunachal Pradesh did not have a common sociopolitical entity earlier as the communities residing here originated from different locations at different historical periods, people of this mountainous state have soon begun learn to co-exist and grow together. I The Governor, in his address to the people on the occasion, talked of ‘highest per capita happiness’ along with highest per capita income, which underlines the importance of living a collective happy life. For, happiness is a bye- product of several factors— materialistic as well as moral and ideological dimensions. Improvement in living standards, infrastructural expansions, development in health and education sectors in major thrusts of the government, and signs of positive the results are visible on the ground. On the other hand, the citizens— each one of us—has to share our dues of mutual love and respect for others in order to keep up this peace and harmony in this ‘Land of the Rising Sun.’ …………………………. 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 STATIONS Itanagar : 0360-2212233 Naharlagun : 0360-2244329 Nirjuli : 0360-2257220 Doimukh : 0360-2277220 Banderdewa : 0360-2266236 FIRE STATIONS Itanagar : 0360-2212640 Naharlagun : 0360-2244399 Sl. Name No. of Route 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. DAY Itanagar-Shillong Itanagar-Nyapin Itanagar-Aalo Itanagar-Daporijo Itanagar-Yingkiong Itanagar-Seppa Itanagar-Khonsa Itanagar-Tezu Itanagar-Koloriang Itanagar-Guwahati Itanagar-Aalo Itanagar-Pasighat Itanagar-Tirbin Itanagar-Bomdila Itanagar-Palin Itanagar-Sagalee Itanagar-Ampoli Itanagar-Mengio Itanagar-Kimin Itanagar-Gerukhamukh Itanagar-Balijan Itanagar-Tarasso Itanagar-Sonajuli Itanagar-Lilabari Itanagar- Jote MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY APST BUS SERVICE Type of Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Night Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day Service Day service Mail Service Day Service Service Days Daily Service Mon /Thu/Sat Daily Service Daily Service Alternate Day Daily Service Sun/Mon/Wed/Thu Tuesday only Daily Service Daily Service Daily Service Daily Service Mon/Thu/Sat Daily Service except Fri Sun/Wed/Fri Mon/Wed/Fri Sun/Tue/Thu Sun/Tue/Thu Daily Service except Sat Daily Service except Fri Daily Service except Sun Daily Service except Sat Daily Service except Sun Daily Service except Sun Daily Service except Sun HELICOPTER SERVICE STATION Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati DEP. TIME 09:30 02:00 09:30 02:00 09:30 02:00 09:30 02:00 STATION Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Guwahati Naharlagun Departure Times 05.00pm 02.00pm 02.30pm 12.00 noon 01.00pm 12.00 noon 01.00 pm 01.00 pm 02.30 pm 06.00 am 05.30 am 06.00 am 05.30 am 06.00 am 06.00 am 06.00 am 06.00 am 06.00 am 12.00 noon 12.00 noon 01.00 pm 05.30 am 01.00 pm 07.00 am 07.00 am & 01.00 pm ARR. TIME 10:45 15:15 10:45 15:15 10:45 15:15 10:45 15:15 ‘Lo-sar’, meaning ‘New year’ is the most important festival of Monpas. It generally falls in between the second week of February to first week of March. It is marked with lots of gaiety and festivity, which lasts the greater part of the first lunar month. Preparation for this festival starts from the middle part of the 12 th lunar month. It basically consists of managing sufficient meat, butter, cheese, flour, edible oil, chhang, fruits, sweets etc. Sufficient firewoods are also collected well in advance to be used during the festival to encounter the extreme cold winter. New and colourful clothes are bought to be worn during the festival. A whole day is spent on making a special kind of cake of fried loaves called ‘Bongbu nelap’ and ‘khab-zsey’ of various shape, size, designs and colour. On the twenty ninth day of twelfth lunar month, dwelling houses and its surroundings are thoroughly swept, white washed, painted and roof of the houses are replaced with new planks. The curtains of door and windows are replaced with new ones to have a new and fresh look in the New Year. Keeping aside a little bit of refuse ITANAGAR, January 26: Arunachal Pradesh joined the Nation in celebrating the 64 th Republic Day with various proragmmes at state capital Itanagar, District Headquarters and other administrative headquarters. At Yingkiong, The 64th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm. DC Liyon Borang, hoisted the national flag.In his message to the people the DC recalled the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters. He announced various developmental achievements and schemes undertaken by the respective departments and agencies during the last and current financial year and appealed one and all to come forward for unity, peace and cooperation for the smooth and speedy development of the district. The DC further called upon the people to work for making the district a model district in the state. On the occasion, Borang distributed commendation certificates with cash awards to progressive farmers - Yoppak Sitek of Pugging village, Takit Miyu of Gobuk village and commendation certificate with cash award to one Atop Tayeng of Silli village for his philanthropic to be disposed of in the evening; the rest is disposed of in the daytime. A special gruel called ‘Guthug’ (twenty ninth day gruel) is prepared for dinner. Different substances like peppercorn (yier), a pinch of salt, a chilly, a piece of coal. A small quantity of cotton, a piece of cheese, a dab of butter etc. each are placed inside small dumplings. These dumplings are added to the gruel. Each member of the family is given one such dumpling when the gruel is served. Each of these substances has their own interpretation, though not to be taken seriously as it is sort of making fun of each other in the family in the eve of pre- Losar. For example, the one who gets the dumpling containing chilly is said to be short tempered and quarrelsome, cotton indicates soft and kind hearted and one who gets salt is said to be lazy. From the last bowl of the gruel, every member contributes a little quantity of gruel, which is collected in a container. When all the members have finished eating, an effigy of malignant spirit is made with dough. Each member of the family is given a small piece of dough which is pressed inside the palm of the right hand and then Know Your State Idu Mishmi is one of the major sub-tribe of the Mishmis. They inhabit the districts of Dibang Valley and Lower Dibang Valley with hqs at Anini and Roing. Roing is a place with picturesque beauty in the plains of the Mishmi hills, while Anini is a hilly place close to the frontiers of China. Idu people worship several spiritual beings. They are also expert craftsmen which are well reflected in the exquisite designs on their clothes and other cane and bamboo products. Festivals are an essential part of the socio-cultural life of the people. The festival relating to agriculture is celebrated either to thank God for the providence or to pray for a bumper harvest. The major festivals of the Idus are ‘Reh’ and ‘Ke-meh-ha’. Reh is an annual agriculture festival officially held on February 1st every year. The Idus believe that they are the offspring of divine mother ‘Nanyi Inyitaya’ and hence celebrate Reh to seek her blessings for peace and prosperity and to keep alive the bond of the social fabric. Appeasement of the deities who control the peace and prosperity of the people is the theme behind the six day celebrations of Reh festival. Goddess Reh is worshipped for good harvest, good health, besides unity in the society. The Igu(Priest) dance performed by a group of people led by the Igu is the major highlight of the festival. The dance is performed to propitiate the Goddess Reh. LO-SAR is rubbed all over the body as a gesture to remove all kinds of sickness, obstacles and misfortunes. The effigy of the evil spirit along with the gruel collected in a container and the refuse gathered in the day, the dough with the impression of the palm, a piece of rag etc, are then thrown onto a cross-roads, or a tri-junction path, which according to the popular belief, is frequented by harmful spirit. A little firework is also done there. This symbolizes casting away of evils of the previous year and ushering in a new year full of happiness and prosperity. On the thirtieth day of the twelfth lunar month, decoration of house is done. Coloured - paper and flowers are hung from the ceiling; walls are adorned with drawings in flour or lime, depicting auspicious signs. Drawing of the sun and the moon, it is believed , will gather good fortune and knowledge while drawings of swastikas will keep away ghost and other evils spirits and bring prosperity. Biscuits loaves, fresh and dry fruits, liquors, tea-bricks, sweets, chhemar, dadhar etc., are arranged finely on tables in the The first day of the festival is called ‘Andropu’. It is observed by offering prayers so that the festival may pass off smoothly, followed by song and dance. The second day is known as ‘Eyanli’ in which animal sacrifice is made. On the third day ‘Iyili’, drinks are offered in traditional way to the Goddess followed by feast. ‘Ilyiromunyi’ is the fourth day of the festival in Tashi Wangmu chapel, kitchen as well as in other rooms. These all form a good and auspicious omen (Ten-drel) for the year just beginning. Early morning of the first day of Losar, one or two members of the family first go to draw first, fresh and pure water of the new year to be received at the first crow of the cocks in the early morning from the water point like stream or water tap. Water points are thoroughly decorated. Incense and chhang are offered at the source or near the tap; a scarf (khada) is tied around the water point or tap; prayers are recited and greet each other for the New Year among the people coming for drawing the water. The Water so drawn on that early morning is believed to be specially purifying and sanctifying as it has been cleansed by the starlight of the night before. So there is a competition to draw first, the first water of the New Year. For this competition, people in the best of their attire assemble at the water point from the mid-night itself. Then donning themselves with their best dress and jewellery, all the family members go to the Reh festival of the Idus which the priest performs rituals for the worshipers. The fifth day is called ‘Aru-Go’ in which the remaining food and drinks are prepared for the feast and in the last day ‘Etoanu’, the priest says his last prayer marking the end of the festival. (contd. on P-4)... 64th Republic Day celebrated across the state with great enthusiasm services in rescuing IPR vehicle from drowning in Numi river on 4th July 2012. Local MLA Alo Libang inaugurated the exhibition stalls put up by various departments and agencies, while ADC Rajesh Panyang distributed prizes to the winners of cultural competitions and PT display. Other highlights of the day included March Past, PT display, cultural tableau, fancy football match by DC team vs MLA team. At Tezu, Deputy Commissioner R.K Sharma unfurled the national flag amidst gathering of public, and government officials and remembered all the great souls who laid down lives for free and republic India. He also remembered the great loss of lives and properties in the flood (last year) which shook the entire area taking away five lives, besides irreparable loss to the people. He remembered the brave Bablu Dimbeshwar Nath who lost his life while trying to rescue the VKV Sunpura students from flash flood. His sacrifice will always be remembered, he said. The DC thanked the people for coming together in the period of despair for relief and rehabilitation. He also thanked the CRPF, ITBP, BRTF and Police personals for all the safety and rescue operations. Praising the developmental activities undertaken by the state government under Chief Minister Nabam Tuki, he stated that the state is moving fast into a developed state. The DC also highlighted various developmental achievements in the district during the period. On the occasion he congratulated the health department for achieving 96% success in the recent Pulse Polio Immunization Mission and admired the zeal and dedication of all officers and officials towards making a brighter and better Tezu in future. At Mariyang, Parliamentary Secretary, Education, Law & Justice and local MLA J.K Panggeng hoisted the national flag. In his speech, Panggeng announced the various policies and programme of the Government of India and state government and appealed the people of his constituency to extend cooperation to the district administration and development authorities to achieve developments on all fronts in the area. At Tuting, Demir Tali, ADC hoisted the national flag amidst a huge gathering of the area. At Roing, Deputy Commissioner Shiv Kumar unfurled the tri-colour at General Play ground in presence of Rajya Rabha MP Mukut Mithi, MLA Laeta Umbrey, SP C K Mein and people from all walks of life. Addressing on the occasion, the DC sought cooperation from all sections of the society in maintenance of law & order in the district, while terming it as his foremost agenda. He discouraged any kind of agitation movement as it creates chaos and disorder in the society. He also called upon the youths to abstain from drug addiction as it restrict their contribution in constructive work and exhorted them to realize the ill effects of drug addiction and focus on education to become a valuable asset of the society. Stating that illegal cultivation and trading of opium are banned by the law and the offender is punishable with rigorous 10 years imprisonment, he appreciated those working for the awareness against drug menace. The DC informed the people about the various programmes and schemes launched by the state government like Self Employment Generation Scheme, Mukhya Mantri Praytan Bikash (contd. on P-5)...
The Arun Information Friday, February 1, 2013 3 GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRDESH No. IND/RM/347/2012 Dated, Itanagar the 22 nd January 2013 LETTER OF INTEREST GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH NOTICE INVITING TENDER Dated……………………… On behalf of Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, the Department of Industries, Government of Arunachal Pradesh hereby invites “Expression of Interest”(EOI) in sealed envelope from a reputed Consultancy Organization (Independent Agencies / Company) having experience of 10 years in similar works/assignments to Conduct the Industrial Resources Mapping and Preparation of Road Map for Industrial Development in the State. Name of Work Conducting the Industrial Resources Mapping and Preparation of Road Map for Industrial Development in Arunachal Pradesh. This is a multi-phase assignment. In the first phase Department of Industries shall give priority to the districts which are having higher industrial potential. The detail “Expression of Interest (Eol)” and “Terms of Reference(ToR)” may be collected from the Directorate of Industries, Udyog Sadan, “C-Sector, P.O.- Itanagar and same can be downloaded from Official website of Arunachal Pradesh www.arunachalpradesh.nic.in and Department of Industries www.indarun.gov.in. The last date of submission of EOI is on 19/02/2013 upto 1500 hrs. The Eol will be opened and evaluated by the Evaluation Committee on 21/02/2013 & 22/02/2013 from 1000 hrs to 1300 hours. The interested parties shall have to give power point presentation during the evaluation of their Eol on the specified date. DIPR/ARN-1269-71/2012-13 GOVT. OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Sd/-(R. Ronya) Director of Industries Itanagar No. WCD-S-12/201 0-11 (ICDS)20149 DatedNaharlagun, the 22 nd January, 2013. Tender Notice for supply of Medicine Kits Sealed tenders in two parts viz. technical bid & financial bid are invited by the Director, Women & Child Development, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh from reputed intending suppliers for supply of 6028 ‘Medicine Kits’ to the offices of Director of Women & Child Development Department, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun. Tender document can be obtained from the office of the undersigned on working days between 11.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. upto 14fh February, 2013 on payment of Rs. five hundred, in cash or crossed demand draft in favour of Director, Women & Child Development Department, Arunachal Pradesh, payable at Naharlagun. The Technical Bid and Financial Bid, accompanied with a sample of Medicine Kit should be put in the Tender Box placed in the office of the Director, Women & Child Development Deptt., Arunachal Pradesh at the above address not later than 22 nd February, 2013 upto 2.00 pm. The Technical Bid will be opened at 3.00 pm. on the same day in presence of intending tenderers or their authorized representatives. One person for one tender shall be allowed to be present during the opening of Tender. The dote of opening of price bid will be informed to the qualified bidders. Director, Women & Child Development Dept., Arunachal Pradesh reserves the right to reject or accept any or all tenders without assigning any reason(s) thereof. DIPR/ARN-1272-74/2012-13 No. WCD-S-21/2010-11 (ICDS)/20150. GOVT. OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Tender Notice for supply of Pre-School Kit Sd/- R.T.Riba,Director Deptt. of Women & Child Development Naharlagun. Dated Naharlagun, the 22 nd January/20l3. Sealed tenders in two parts viz. technical bid & financial bid are invited by the Director, Women & Child Development, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh from reputed intending suppliers for supply of 6028 I Pre-School Kits I to the office of Director of \Non~E’1"1 & Child Development Department, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun. Tender document can be obtained from the office of the undersigned on working days between 1 LOO a.m. to 4.30 p.m. up to 14th February, 2013 on payment of Rs. five hundred, in cash or crossed demand draft in favour of Director, Women & Child Development Deportment, Arunachal Pradesh payable at Naharlagun. The Technical Bid and Financial Bid, accompanied with a sample of Pre-School Kit should be put in the Tender Box placed in the office of the Director, Women & Child Development Deptt., Arunachal Pradesh at the above address not later than 18 th February, 2013 upto 2.00 pm. The Technical Bid will be opened at 3.00 pm. On the same day in presence of attending tenderers or their authorized representatives. One person for one tender shall be allowed to be present during the opening of Tender. The date of opening of price bid will be informed to the qualified bidders. Director, Women &. Child Development Deptt., Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh reserves the right to reject or acceptany or all tenders without assigning any reason (5) thereof. DIPR/ARN-1275-77/2012-13 STATE ELECTION COMMISSION ARUNACHAL PRADESH::ITANAGAR Sd/- (R.T.Riba) Director Deptt. of Women and Child Developmen Naharlagun.t No. AP/SEC-320/2012/1013 Dated Itanagar the 30 th January 2013. PROGRAMME FOR PREPARARTION OF WARDWISE MUNICIPAL ELECTORAL ROLL FOR ITANAGAR AND PASIGHAT MUNICIPALITY 1. Draft Publication of Electoral Rolls :- 02/02/2013( Saturday) 2. Lodging of claims and Objections :- 02/02/2013 (Saturday) to 18/2/2013(Monday) 3. Notice of claims and Objections :- 9/202/2013(Tuesday) 4. Disposal of claims and Objection :- By 27 th February’2013(Wednesday) 5. Final Publication of Electoral Rolls :- 2/03/2013 (Tuesday) The preparation of the Municipal Electoral Rolls will be carried out by the Municipal Electoral Registration Officers of Itanagar and Pasighat Municipality for their respective areas as per above schedule. RESULT NOTIFICATION Sd/- KD Singh, State Election Commissioner, Arunachal Pradesh::Itanagar. No. AHV/E-73/2012 Dated Nirjuli, the 29 th Jan’ 2013 The following candidates (Roll. No.) have qualified in the written test conducted on 25 th Nov’ 2012 for the post of Stockman in the Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, Nirjuli. 11 130 188 558 750 16 132 197 561 844 36 153 243 567 859 40 162 262 581 885 46 166 303 675 912 64 171 397 191 1119 1274 1499 1540 1679 1682 1719 The roll Numbers given above are not in order of merit. The date of viva-voice test for the post is fixed on 17 th February 2013 at 10.00 A.M. onwords at the office chamber of the Director, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, Nirjuli and no separate calling letter will be issued. Sd/- Director, Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh Nirjuli. The Executive Engineer, Dumporijo P.W.D Division, Dumporijo Arunachal Pradesh invites on behalf of the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh sealed Item Rate tenders for Schemes SPA-2011-12 from the eligible contractors of Arunachal Pradesh PWD and those approved in the list of CPWD/BRO for the following work. Sl.No. Name of work EstimatedCost ( in Rs.) EarnestMoney (in Rs) Time allowed Cost of Tender Document In Rs 1. C/o road under Segi (Gusar) Circle in Upper Subansiri District,(Sh:i.Road from New Lida to Old Lida Village,ii.Road from Subansiri Bridge 1,31,94,000.00 2,63,800.00 12Month 1000.00 to Bui road point to Riddi Village,iii.Road From Nguki to Segi under Gusar Circle,iv R/Wall/Culvert at New Lida). 2. C/o road under Dumporijo EAC Headquarter in Upper Subansiri District,Arunachal Pradesh(Sh:i.Road from New IB Dumporijo to newly created ADC Hq,ii.Road from Digbak Village to Deli- Gi to connect proposed ADC Hq.iii. RCC R/Wall at Medical Colony Dumporijo) 3. C/o road under Baririjo Circle in Upper Subansiri District,(Sh:i.Road from Baririjo to Yoka Village,ii.Road from Dula to Tode Village,iii.Road from New Kulo to Old Kulo, iv.Road from Leb-Geko to Nuk Village) 4. C/o road under Baririjo PWD Sub Division in Upper Subansiri District,(Sh: i.Road from New Haji to Lakbak Gongo, ii.Road from Pha Koro to Lebri Village Via Laigi, iii.Road at Leku Rijo, iv.Road from Paka Gongo road to Dego Haji Via Old Haji, v.Culvert/R/Wall at Panimuri) 5. C/o Infrastructure under Gite Ripa Circle,in Upper Subansiri District (Sh:i.Road from Ara Nalo to Jirpu Nalo Village,ii.Road from Pomte Bage to Gite Bage,iii.WRSB over Sinyum River to connect New Riba Village,iv.WRSB at Tikjhom to connect Jho Pu Rilo Village) 6. C/o infrastructure Devlopment Under GA Department for newly created administrative Centres at Maro (i.C/o Building for Circle Office,ii.C/o T-IV Qtr 1 Unit for CO’s Official Residence,iii.C/o T-II Double Unit 1 No.for UDC and LDC,iv.C/o Approach road from BRTF road to CO Offic e,Maro 7. C/o infrastructure Development Under GA Department for newly created administrative Centre,Giteripa(i.C/o. Building for Circle Office, ii.C/o T-IV Qtr 1 Unit for CO’s Official Residence,iii.C/o.T- II Double Unit 1 No.for UDC and LDC,iv.C/o. Approach road from Paka Aranalo road to CO Office,Giteripa 90,71,500.00 1,81,400.00 12Month 1000.00 1,56,69,500.00 3,13,400.00 12Month 1000.00 1,38,69,000.00 2,77,400.00 12Month 1000.00 1,17,75,000.00 2,35,500.00 12Month 1000.00 82,43,000.00 1,64,900.00 12Month 1000.00 78,99,000.00 1,58,000.00 12Month 1000.00 The Tender shall be received upto 11/02/2013 and will be opened on the same day at 3.00 P.M (IST) by the Executive Engineer or his authorized representative in presence of intending tenderers. The applications for issue of the tender document shall be received upto 4.00 P.M (IST) on 05/02/2013 days and the tender documents shall be issued from 7/02/2013 to 8/02/2013 upto 4.00P.M on working days.Tender paper may be collected from authorized officer by the undersign on production of original certificate of contractor registration. The enlistment of the contractor should be valid on the last date of sale of the tender .In case only date and tender is extended, the enlistment of the contractor should be valid on the original date of the sale of tenders. The earnest money should be deposited along with the tender in receipted treasury challan/deposited at call receipt of Schedule Bank/Demand draft of scheduled bank in favour of the Executive Engineer ,PWD,Dumporijo Division, as in the instruction given in CPWD-6 The Competent authority on behalf of the Govenor of Arunachal Pradesh reserves to himself the right of accepting or rejecting the whole or any part of tender without assigning any reason thereof. Executive Engineer, Dumporijo PWD Division,A.P Dumporijo GOVT. OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ::::: PAPUM PARE DISTRICT YUPIA. No.JUD-0878/2013 Dated Yupia the 14 th Jan’2013. C I R C U L A R WHEREAS, it has been made to appear to me that in spite of repeated notices/orders from the District Administration, large number of wild animals inside the Wild Life Sanctuaries as well as in the village forests are being targeted by some unwanted elements for consumption and selling their meats in the markets under Papum Pare District; AND WHEREAS, it is also reported by various organizations that large number of illegal extraction of forest products and fishing by using explosives are taking place within the vicinity which is posing ecological imbalances in the area and endanger to the society; Therefore, all law abiding citizens of this district are hereby informed that killing of any variety of wild animals, fishing by using explosives and other unlawful means and illegal extraction of forest products is a crime and persons who are indulging in such activities are liable to be prosecuted under Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, Explosive Substances, 1908 and Hon’ble Supreme Court orders respectively. All the Administrative Officers as well as Forest Officials are hereby directed to strictly enforce the orders and provisions so as to check such activities in their area. Sd/- Pige Ligu District Magistrate Papum Pare District, Yupia
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