Port Blair, Jan 28: Mr. Vishal Jolly, National Executive Member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Former State President BJP-ANI, congratulates Harish Kumar, nominated by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, as the National Leader leading 8 Indian youths to the Ship For World Youth Program in Tokyo, Japan, from January 24th to February 21st February.

Port Blair, Jan 28: The Andaman & Nicobar AIDS Control Society (ANACS) in co-ordination with Blood Centre, G.B. Pant Hospital, Directorate of Health Services, supported Mukhyalaya Tatrakshak Kshetra Headquarters, Coast Guard Region (A & N), Port Blair to organize a blood donation camp at Spectrum Indoor Sport Complex, Panipath Road, Haddo, Port Blair on 25/01/2024 on the occasion of 48th Coast Guard Raising Day. Altogether 60 units of blood were donated by the voluntary donors.

Port Blair, Jan 28: A cultural program was organized by the Hope Foundation on the occasion of National Girl Child Day on Jan 24, 2024. The Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Shri Kuldeep Rai Sharma was the Chief Guest on the occasion, along with Shri Ravichandran, Ward Councillor of Ward No. 09 as the Guest of honor.

Addressing the audience, Shri Kuldeep Rai Sharma enlightened the importance of education, sports and motivation among girls. He added that girls are not behind boys in any field these days and that girls today are capable of doing everything that a boy can do.

Port Blair, Jan 28: The Andaman Association of Tour Operators celebrated India's 75th Republic Day in a befitting manner at Corbyn’s Cove beach.

The President of AATO Shri. M. Vinod unfurled the National Flag which was followed by the National Anthem. Apart from AATO members, a large number of Water Sports Operators of Corbyn’s Cove, local residents, tourists and duty staff deployed at the beach took part in the ceremony.

Diglipur, Jan 25: In an unprecedented move, Superintendent of Police, Ms. Geetanjali Khandelwal, IPS, spearheaded a Multi-Faceted Outreach deep into the heart of the frontier overlooked border village on seashore of Indian water approx. 1hrs 40 min of walking distance traversed through dense forests and meandering creeks, from main road. This symbolic visit signifies a pledge to community engagement, people welfare, and transformative policing in the challenging terrains of North and Middle Andaman District. Situated in the border region, Kalapahar No- 27 village faces unique challenges including poaching activities and geographical isolation.