So you’ve 3 online versions of local newspaper to dig into to quench your appetite on latest happening of the state. T-H-R-E-E ? Yes, you’ve heard me right. For those who didn’t know, Arunachal Front has finally gone live with their .org domain quite recently.
Have you ever wondered which of these sites would present you with latest content if you happen to bump into their site, say at 3.00 am in the morning? Any guesses?
Well, it could be any or all of the online edition of The Arunachal Times, Echo of Arunachal and Arunachal Front.
But, on the first day of Year 2010, when I visited these sites at around 2.30 am in the morning, I only found Echo of Arunachal updated with its days content, beating the two. Great going EoA. Below are the screen shots.
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By the time I ran this post, The Arunachal Times has also updated. So cheers. 
And yes, A Very Happy New Year to you all from team Arunachal Diary.
In 2007, a simple idea of then Legislative Speaker, Setong Sena resurrected the ebbed period of the bucolic tribes, which was lost somewhere in search of contemporary comforts. Thankfully, three years later, the petite perception now offers international exposure to not one tribe but most of the tribes of Arunachal, including the neighboring nation, Myanmar. Traditions has altered Arunachal, changed the modern mindsets of Changlang District. It has also modified a sweet sleepy town like Nampong and its neighborhoods into global village or tourism hub, integrating the distinct tribes and cultures that once drifted due to religious differences. It’s admirable that the sincere efforts of Tangsa community has coalesced the countless tribes of Arunachal to script together, the triumphs of tribal legacy. Interestingly, this mammoth fair has been able to flatten the many fallacious myths that persisted prior to its origination which was hampering the harmonious subsistence and socio-cultural growth of the tranquil state.