Arunachal forum

2008-09-12T05:10:00.000-07:00

A Home Miles Away From Home
Bangalore is considered to be the IT city of India, wherein approximately 150 students adds up the total every year and 100 are working class. The Arunachal Pradesh Student in Bangalore had gathered together on 7th of September’08 to form APSWAB (Arunachal Pradesh Student Welfare Association of Bangalooru), where around 450 Students came all around from Bangalore to be in a Family. The meeting was held on Mathigere area wherein all student shared their opinion regarding the importance of Union.

During the meeting the cabinet members were selected according to their Potentiality. Bangalore is a big city where the tiny population of Arunachal Pradesh is spread in various areas of Bangalore as a result we become completely strangers. The Motto of Student union is interaction, hospitality, welfare of the Student and visitors.

Message from the President – “Parents you need not worry; we are family now and we will stay as a family forever”.
Cabinet Members
Head of the Family(President) – Mida Pertin (MBA IIIrd sem)
Contact no. 9902772811
Vice President – Jackie Boje(pada)
General secretary – Likha Raja
Contact no. 9739656523
Assistant general secretary- liyi diyum
Action Chairman – Karken Belo
Sports Secretary – Bijay Yangpo
Cultural Secretary – Millo Tadu
Hospitality secretary – shakter niji
Conveynor---nanu hakum
Treasurer—royir ado
Auditor – Toko Anu

Arunachal : Ginger cultivation

2008-07-10T08:57:00.000-07:00

By Mido Mena

People from other parts of Lower Dibang Valley have always expressed curiosity about the ginger production in Bizari village. How could a small village achieve such a colossal production? What are the methods Bizarians apply? But the truth is you have to be qualified. So what are the qualifications required? Do Bizarians have a degree in B.Sc agri? Well as I and you know that's not true for sure.The truth firstly one has to be a govt official of Dambuk Circle. One doesn't have to be afraid of a Transfer because he gets political blessings. Now what he does is very interesting. He makes false charges on labourers working in different farms and on that pretext takes them (the labourers) to his ginger farm to work there and the best part is his staff members are there to look over the works carried out. Barely educated staff members would not like to face the ire of the mighty official, sothere they are supervisors of a farm. Villagers are astonished to see the 'sahib' sir regularly in their village and wonder whether the office had been shifted to Bizari. A few people even visited him in this village to meet 'sahib' sir for official works. At the end of the season villagers were surprised to know that he had eighty bags of ginger. These numbers of bags will fetch him more than 50,000 Rupees as per that rate of the season. This time Mr.'sahib' has made bigger Ginger farms in collaboration and with a partner so now labourers are going to face similar problem. This is not the only story of Bizari. There is something more interesting. If you people had seen this time's CBSE results, you could have seen that no one in Bizari passed the exam. Though there are more than thirty students, five students achieved compartment. Why? What do you think teachers are doing? Of course teachers are also qualified for ginger farming. Though Monday to Saturday they are in their respective ginger farms, teachers attendance shows they are in school. Well anything is possible in Arunachal. Not only teachers work but students are asked to help them in their farms.This time new rules have been introduced wherein if a student is absent he has to pay a fine. How is this approach going to help students academically when teachers are themselves not there to teach?Infact they are taking revenge on those parents who dared to complain about local teachers actively being involved in ginger farming. Why can't teachers give such dedications to students rather than to ginger? Why such loose administrations in Dambuk circle? Why are teachers being paid for working in ginger farms? Local leaders don't say a word or else these people will vote against them. For leaders votes are more important than the future of Bizari. So what's the use of talking about quality education in this govt. School when it can only be achieved in private schools. Everybody cannot afford these private schools. So what's the future of these children who are taught Ginger farming in Bizari school? Their future is bleak! Infact, their parents can teach them these things in a better way than driving home the fear of a fine each time they miss a lesson in Ginger cultivation.

Arunachal entrance - AIEEE toppers

2008-05-30T23:14:00.000-07:00

Hi
My next post post in sequel. :)
This times its for the students who have toiled hard over the years to get in to some ivy-league engineering colleges of India.

I know: neither you nor anyone here (supposedly engineer wannabe species) - can resist the calls from top 50 ( or whatever the figure be)colleges that you get through AIEEE. ( Lets just keep it to AIEEE only in this posts ).

I suppose - Arunachal Pradesh has a good number of seats in NITs/RECs in its kitty for Students under ST category ( it used to be during my times - 2002) .

But, what makes out of this post now - its 2008?
--- >Ya, I can get it!

This is just to share one of my experience when I was in NITK - surathkal. And mostly cornered to why Arunachal Pradesh Govt is least bothered about wasting seats in such institutions.

There are 3 seats (used to be) for students from Arunachal Quota in NITK - surathkal.
ST - 1 ( ECE )
General - 2 ( IT and Civil )

It was during 2003, only 1 that came through ST quota.
2004 - around 2 or 3( I suppose )
2005 - 3 ( again I suppose - too many suppositions - it sucks - My memory )

Now this is the particular event of 2006 that I can recall.

2006 : For Civil branch - none applied. ( General category seldom applies for this course )

One fellow arunachalee ( he was in his final terms of his MBBS degree) called me up to see if it was possible to apply for a vacant Arunachal Seat for an ST category guy,even if the seat is meant for General category from Arunachal Pradesh. He was enquiring it for his Brother ( who had cleared AIEEE ) listed for some other NIT or REC.

I told him it was all possible for Arunachali student to apply for the seat that would otherwise have gone wasted. Only thing is that the applied person ( general catg) doesn't appear on time during the Counseling day in NITK.

I talked to our warden ( mechanical engg lecturer ) if the same was possible.
Next - he enquired the same to the Dean.

Good news - He said it was possible, but under some conditions.

Those were :

You should be at the NITK on the counseling day.
You can take the seat and fill the form for the same, only once you've discussed the same with the relevant superiors ( wardens, deans etc ).
If selected - you will have to pay the fee amount as what other general category students do. No exemption - since you're about to take a general seat.

I feel bad about the Arunachal quota seats that goes wasted. There are plenty of them.
So - if you've cleared AIEEE with a good rank among Arunachalee students, you have a fair enough chances to Bag the seats in NITs- even though you haven't been listed or if you are in a waiting list.

Just to make it clear - That guy didn't apply for NITK surathkal though.
Reason:the counseling was very next day, and they had to be present during counseling day before 1pm - which was way impossible for them ( they were in Ghy or Ita ).

Important thing is - if you want to find the seat - you gotta do something for what it takes.

And few of the thing that it needs is - Keep yourself informed. Try to gather relevant contact informations that you can get and make use of it.

One who searches - wins ! --- just like what Google did ! :)

[ if you've similar kind of events/tips/suggestions to share, which you think can be helpful - please drop it to my mail, I shall have the same posted in this forum under your name]

For successful Arunachal entrance candidates

2008-05-30T21:10:00.000-07:00

Congratulations once again to all the successful candidates!

However, be cautious your ordeals are far from over. And crossing those successfully would bring the best out of you.

Anyway - I had nothing in mind to write. Just been through NPR's (have a glance at her blog ?) comment. Well, that did motivate me to write down another post ( ya, somebody's taking note of my work - haha ).

OK. Based on my 4 years stint in Karnataka as an engineering student, and all the Gossips, discussions that I had been part of - So following is my own ranking of the Karnataka engineering colleges for Arunachal Pradesh's candidates.

1.B.V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering & Technology (Hubli)

2.Malnad College of Engineering ( Hassan )

3.Basaveshwar Engineering College ( Bagalkot )

4.Poojya Doddappa Appa College of Engineering (Gulbarga )

5.Bapuji Institute of Engineering and Technology ( Davangere )

I can at the moment come up with this list only - its because of the reason that I was in touch with the students from these colleges only - Ya- one that you get through Arunachal entrance exams.

I had heard about engineering colleges in Belgaum and Mysore that also has some seats reserved for Arunachal's students. But, I have no idea to what extent thats true. Keep your fingers crossed though.

As for the colleges that I'ad mentioned above - they have a good crowd of arunachali students. Yes - your own Arunachal Party in every college. They would certainly help you once you get there - all they need to know is that you are from Arunachal. :)

I shall appreciate if any other folks here can contribute further to this listing or the least give their comments which could be helpful for other guys looking for the same.

Please note that - these are my own ranking and has nothing to do with whatsoever reasons people can make out of this. This is just a part of my contribution to give the students a fair idea of what I had heard - talked all these years.

Regards
Rome

For Arunachal Entrance Exam Toppers (PCM)- budding engineers

2008-05-28T05:26:00.000-07:00

Congratulations to all of those who have cleared the Entrance exam !

Well! Now since most of you have cleared the Entrance exams and are anxiously waiting for the counseling day.
I don't know much about the Medical seats, but the least all I can do is talk few things for the aspiring engineers.

What next? --- probable question for who have cleared the exam successfully and fetched some good results.

First thing first.

During the counseling you will be alloted the courses that you had cross ticked while filling up the form for Arunachal JEE. I don't know on what basis they decide to give the States.
So you get the course(as per the priority ranking that you had given) and the State.

A word of caution here!!!

Arunachal JEE fetches you the course(Branch of engineering) and the state, But it certainly doesn't fetch you a particular college, unlike the Medical seats.
That's the irony of Arunachal JEE. Your JEE ranking doesn't decide which college you will get once you are done with the counseling and you get the State & the branch name.

Everything is left upon you.

The sole criterion that works here after clearing Arunachal JEE is that, you fly over to the respective state as soon as you can, and contact the respective coordinator for the same, as specified during the counseling.

So it is more of "FIRST COME _ FIRST SERVE" basis.

You might have fetched a rank of 15 but don't be surprised to find someone with rank more than 50+ applying for the same college and the same course. And chances are there if you become late, you might not even get one - at least the one you desire.

As of now most of the colleges alloted by State education department is mostly confined to South India.

Karnataka features to be the favorite one. ( Well, even I'ad done my BE from Karnataka. )
Next could be Kerala, maharashtra etc.

Theres a good number of Karnataka colleges in AP's bag, namely for the places : Hubli, Davangere, Bagalkot, Hassan, Mysore, Gulbarga and Belgaum(sorry if I've missed any)

But you need to do some homeworks before you start looking out for the college.

Try contacting students who are at the moment doing engineering there. You or someone close to you might know --- start hunting for contacts.

Good luck for all your endeavors.

Hope this helps.
Feel free to ask anything.

Just a word here !

2008-05-27T00:48:00.000-07:00

I know I won't be able to load all of the pages- it takes too much ! :(

Narrow down your search by using this short cut

[ Cntrl + F ]

But, I guess the potential candidates should find their name here by now.

But, this doesn't imply non listed here has no chances -

please refine your search through this link : -
PCM result

Good luck for the new journey !

Arunachal JEE - PCM( serial no .417 - 608) : To find -->[Cntrl + F]

2008-05-27T00:38:00.000-07:00

417

2127

Lomba Bogo

17.5

6.5

418

1540

Bom Tayeng

419

1745

Gem Tabia

11.5

23.5

420

1084

Gyati Tako

17.5

23.5

421

1844

Rabe Bagang,

19.5

23.5

422

1215

Toli Basar

15.5

23.5

423

1363

Tailyang Onya

0.5

23.5

424

1021

Bompi Ngulom

10.5

23.5

425

1423

Bijoy Pertin

20.5

23.5

426

1795

Takong Taki

1.5

23.5

427

2182

Taba Tade

428

1838

Pura Butung

15.5

7.5

429

2079

Tatu Talom

19.5

3.5

430

1767

Bullo Dolley

431

1650

Shanti Boko

18.5

4.5

432

1426

Tago Tagi

433

1863

Duyu Siira

15.5

7.5

434

2052

Anguli Desusow

435

1830

Lukngam Yomgam,

11.5

436

1511

Dejam Siga

437

1160

Tilling Rupa

-4

438

1277

Ronald Grayu Habung

439

1740

Tallo Yamang

440

1781

Bai Riba

21.5

1.5

441

2334

Son Megu

17.5

22.5

442

1908

Monya rame

0.5

22.5

443

1878

Padi Byai,

17.5

22.5

444

1553

Rajemso Kri

1.5

22.5

445

2320

Kaling Tayeng

7.5

22.5

446

1719

Tenzing Shernap

10.5

22.5

447

2146

Yumi Nyori

19.5

22.5

448

2218

Roto Tallo

3.5

22.5

449

2201

Kipa Achi

2.5

22.5

450

1096

Junu Taba

9.5

22.5

451

1019

Miti Badu

12.5

22.5

452

1845

Yambom Bam

20.5

22.5

453

2550

Suman Chiri

10.5

11.5

100

454

1508

Tasso Byai

100

455

2222

Bali Nyodu

-3

100

456

1646

Aijakham Chowlik

13.5

8.5

100

457

2590

Yamoni Batak

16.5

5.5

100

458

2542

Isko Menjo

100

459

2567

Sange Lamu Thungon

16.5

5.5

100

460

1286

Yimar Rakshap

100

461

1399

Yadhe Yolu

100

462

2368

Weingkham chakhap

-3

100

463

1373

Satam Kakh

100

464

1383

Miss Ushni Linggi

24.5

-2.5

100

465

2353

Kago Nobing

100

466

1305

Chota Yangfo

100

467

1807

Jumge Ete,

7.5

21.5

101

468

2632

Tajum Dagium

10.5

21.5

101

469

2507

Tok Honia

13.5

21.5

101

470

1198

Dampak Mindo

4.5

21.5

101

471

1820

Khoda Raja,

6.5

21.5

101

472

1120

Roseline Jamoh

6.5

21.5

101

473

1219

Bishnu Chera

6.5

21.5

101

474

1523

Enya Angu

0.5

21.5

101

475

1839

Tana Buttum

7.5

21.5

101

476

1140

Jottam Batte Toko

-0.5

21.5

101

477

2077

Winsang Ronrang

14.5

21.5

101

478

1463

Lenzing Jerang

17.5

3.5

102

479

1459

Lokar Bayor

102

480

1665

Chathe Lammaty

102

481

2553

Yaniak Ebiya

20.5

0.5

102

482

1557

Bompi Angu

102

483

2523

Nikh tony

12.5

8.5

102

484

1848

Indira Perme

13.5

7.5

102

485

1803

Kiran Tana,

9.5

11.5

102

486

1622

Kino Tallo

102

487

2468

Beauty Padung

13.5

7.5

102

488

2498

Bullo Omo

18.5

2.5

102

489

1493

Ybit Gamo

9.5

11.5

102

490

2188

Katwang Wangsu

0.5

20.5

102

491

1127

Tumgam Eshi

102

492

2304

Tasong Nonang

15.5

20.5

103

493

2255

Khoda Ripa

6.5

20.5

103

494

2260

Oina Perme

14.5

20.5

103

495

1452

Janlom Tekwa

10.5

20.5

103

496

1997

Koj Tacho

-0.5

20.5

103

497

1389

Onima Mize

18.5

20.5

103

498

1086

Bharati Mingki

1.5

20.5

103

499

2080

Dorjee Khandu Thungon

1.5

20.5

103

500

1906

Tadar Api,

2.5

20.5

103

501

2022

Robina Umpe

11.5

20.5

103

502

2038

Bengia Yalle

10.5

20.5

103

503

1775

Nabam Hita

7.5

20.5

103

504

1070

Alexo Ngadong

18.5

1.5

104

505

1637

Jawong Tingwa

13.5

6.5

104

506

1699

Tage Tari

104

507

1121

Tuka Mallo

104

508

1129

Tadar Mama

104

509

2143

Kamin Darang

18.5

1.5

104

510

1600

Mudang Oniya

18.5

1.5

104

511

1229

Drema Lhamu

14.5

5.5

104

512

1254

Dhananjay Morang

13.5

6.5

104

513

1276

Punyo Una

13.5

6.5

104

514

2189

Biri Yari

104

515

1253

Ajin Litin

104

516

1004

Pura Tada

-2

104

517

1753

Kuru Richo

11.5

8.5

104

518

2155

Kago Modhu

11.5

8.5

104

519

2420

Anond Pertin

104

520

1073

Rubu Yaming

8.5

11.5

104

521

1765

Chaniam Panka

12.5

7.5

104

522

1647

Mumne Tapak

23.5

-3.5

104

523

2258

Bamin talley

9.5

19.5

105

524

1027

Obiak Yirang

5.5

19.5

105

525

2360

Dampi Koyu

7.5

19.5

105

526

1439

Gyati Tado

25.5

-6

19.5

105

527

2317

Karli Nyori

10.5

19.5

105

528

1357

Tasso Konia

2.5

19.5

105

529

1534

Kesang Tsomu

19.5

105

530

2096

Zenny Kamsi

17.5

19.5

105

531

1346

Bokin Lego

8.5

19.5

105

532

1436

Ninna Lego

15.5

19.5

105

533

1247

Dorjee Dema Thungon

11.5

19.5

105

534

1480

Oni Ering

17.5

19.5

105

535

1911

Shamro Ronrang

12.5

6.5

106

536

1547

Ngilyang Richi

10.5

8.5

106

537

1676

Tilling Yampa

14.5

4.5

106

538

2397

Yeshi Chhonjom,

16.5

2.5

106

539

2617

Singchang Miji

106

540

2139

Uma Natung

13.5

5.5

106

541

2129

Nyomar Nyodu

12.5

6.5

106

542

1125

Abraham Ering

21.5

-2.5

106

543

2581

Gampi Angu

10.5

8.5

106

544

1721

Salomi Jugli

16.5

2.5

106

545

2365

Kalom Taga

106

546

1664

Tassar Sonia

-0.5

18.5

107

547

2095

Takesh Nogia

7.5

18.5

107

548

2512

Kalung Munya

14.5

18.5

107

549

1398

Jarnga Gadi

2.5

18.5

107

550

2530

Tamo Mize

4.5

18.5

107

551

1338

Neelam Tadh

2.5

18.5

107

552

2435

Nabam Tullang

10.5

18.5

107

553

1597

Tasso Tako Nadho

2.5

18.5

107

554

1167

Padi Munia

10.5

18.5

107

555

2410

Koro Sonam

19.5

-1

18.5

107

556

2432

Thiemwang Kitnya

3.5

18.5

107

557

2367

Nabam Kapa

9.5

18.5

107

558

1476

Dani Nomo

13.5

18.5

107

559

1964

Koj Tubin

108

560

1313

Tana Notu Tara

108

561

1154

Dulley Nikang

108

562

1280

Nima Tsering

108

563

2525

Lalak Tatak

16.5

1.5

108

564

1864

Chera Achik,

-2

108

565

2378

Mumli Lego

108

566

1424

Hage Konya

17.5

0.5

108

567

1240

Dorjee Dema Thungon

17.5

0.5

108

568

1903

Runi Taloh

108

569

2072

Yana Bagbi

108

570

1704

Johny Gamno

108

571

1999

Yumpen Bui

108

572

1047

Bullo Tamo

14.5

3.5

108

573

1894

Taba Kumar,

16.5

1.5

108

574

1448

Gyati Kari

17.5

0.5

108

575

1950

Dangki Ering

13.5

17.5

109

576

1182

Taba Meth

12.5

17.5

109

577

2131

Takam Kani

12.5

17.5

109

578

2111

Debia Lama

0.5

17.5

109

579

2592

Tari Nyokir

11.5

17.5

109

580

1201

Hage Kaku

9.5

17.5

109

581

2469

Mihin Ngilyang

8.5

17.5

109

582

2369

Hage Lai

14.5

17.5

109

583

2190

Inu Karbi

18.5

-1

17.5

109

584

1180

Gamken Romin

-2.5

17.5

109

585

1550

Ngangoi Lowang

10.5

17.5

109

586

2293

Talom Taki

1.5

17.5

109

587

1635

Dorjee Wangchu Megiji

16.5

17.5

109

588

2108

Tumbi Bagra

7.5

17.5

109

589

1005

Tadar Rupa

3.5

17.5

109

590

2493

Rita Garam

8.5

17.5

109

591

1849

Tana Yapu

7.5

17.5

109

592

1191

Kabit Paron

4.5

12.5

110

593

2290

Tasing Jeke Nilling

110

594

2180

Yukar Lania

9.5

7.5

110

595

1461

Tani Pabin

11.5

5.5

110

596

1552

Tater Gao

-1

110

597

2010

Minu Markia

110

598

1679

Hage Uma

-4

110

599

1582

Anjalu Linggi

12.5

4.5

110

600

1263

Ikar Nyori

15.5

1.5

110

601

1896

Wangmoh Tangjang

13.5

3.5

110

602

1361

Pinky Taloh

11.5

5.5

110

603

1777

Ha Jyotish

110

604

2245

Kajom Sora

13.5

3.5

110

605

2629

Rakesh Takseng

12.5

4.5

110

606

1502

Tsering Dolkar Komu

16.5

0.5

110

607

1923

Kenli Kamum

-1

110

608

2482

Padi Sunya

9.5

7.5

110