Tali Administration & IPR

08/08/2026

Schedule of hearing for electors with Logical Discrepancies and No Mapping cases under Tali and Paye Circle.

29/06/2026

A landmark bird survey in Tali, Kra Daadi has documented 74 bird species, creating the region's first ever bird checklist.

From the elusive Beautiful Nuthatch and Himalayan Cutia to the majestic Black Eagle, the findings highlight Tali's extraordinary avian diversity and immense ecotourism potential.

A proud milestone for biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism in Arunachal Pradesh.

25/06/2026

A team from the Arunachal Pradesh Birding Club (APBC) lead by Shri Koj Mama, in collaboration with the Hapoli Forest Division, Lower Subansiri, carried out the 1st Bird Count at Tali, Kra Daadi, from 22nd to 25th June 2026.

The survey was initiated by the Arunachal Pradesh Ecotourism Development
Board and organised by the Tali Administration and the Panchayati Leaders of Tali and Nyorig
Circle (Smti Hamu Yakia GPC Roing, Smti Rigam Yadap GPC Loa and Shri Gungli Tagio GPC Hapuk)

A total of 74 bird species were recorded during the survey across different community
forest areas and diverse elevations ranging from 800 metres to 2,000 metres above sea level.
Notably, this marks the first ever documented bird checklist for the Tali region, with all
observations uploaded to the eBird India portal, making the data publicly available for the first
time.

Some of the significant bird records from different elevations include:
1. Tali–Tamen Road (1,300 m): Spot-throated Babbler, Gray-throated Babbler, and Black Eagle.
2. Dotte-Picha Road (800 m): Pale-chinned Flycatcher, Pin-tailed Green-Pigeon, and Wedge-tailed Green-Pigeon.
3. Sarpek Ugo Pass, Tali–Pipsorang Road: White-tailed Robin, Chestnut-breasted Partridge, and Chestnut-crowned Warbler.
4. Tali-Pija/Gyapin Road (around 1,000 m): Himalayan Cutia, Beautiful Nuthatch, Black-winged Cuckooshrike, Rufous-faced Warbler, and Pale-blue Flycatcher.

The survey highlights the rich avian diversity of the Tali region and provides an important
baseline for future biodiversity research, bird monitoring, and ecotourism development in Kra
Daadi district.

07/06/2026

World Environment Day 2026.

World Environment Day 2026 was observed with great enthusiasm at Pai Sedang on 5th June 2026 under the theme “Climate Action – Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.” The programme was organized by the Gungli Welfare Society in collaboration with the Tali Administration, bringing together government officials, environmentalists, community leaders, and local residents in a collective effort towards environmental conservation and sustainable living.

The event commenced with a trek to the lower reaches of Pai Sedang, allowing participants to experience and appreciate the rich natural beauty and ecological significance of the area. As part of the conservation initiative, banyan saplings were planted at selected locations to promote afforestation, enhance green cover, and contribute to the long-term ecological health of the region.

The programme also featured insightful addresses by environmental experts from the Forest Department and members of the Nyishi Elite Society(NES), who highlighted the urgent need for climate action, forest conservation, protection of water bodies, and preservation of biodiversity. The speakers emphasized the crucial role of communities in safeguarding natural resources and ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.

The celebration at Pai Sedang served as a meaningful platform for raising environmental awareness and fostering collective responsibility towards nature. It reflected a humble yet significant effort to translate the global call for climate action into concrete local initiatives, truly embodying the spirit of “Think Globally, Act Locally”.

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

Step Towards

Interacted with the representatives from Arunachal Pradesh Rural Bank(APRB) at Tali Hq in the presence of ZPC Kra Daadi, Shri Tagru Kasha , ZPM Tali (E), Shri Rughu Tama, ZPM Pipsorang Smti Langpu Yakia and got assurance that they will start their Banking Branch at Tali before 15th August 2026. Step towards strengthening our rural economy and Viksh*t Tali.

22/05/2026

A survey was conducted by the Tali Administration under the leadership of the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Tali, to assess deforestation in the catchment areas affecting the natural springs supplying water to Tali Township. The initiative aimed to examine environmental conditions and identify factors impacting the uninterrupted flow of natural spring water, with a focus on ensuring sustainable water availability for the township.

The survey also emphasized the importance of environmental conservation and protection of forest cover in safeguarding vital water sources for the community.

22/05/2026

FYI.

17/05/2026

Site inspection of ongoing developmental projects at Nyokum Ground, Tali and Statue of Martyr Langha Poja at Langha Village was conducted on 17th May 2026 led by Shri Tagru Kashu, ZPM 8-Tali West cm ZPC Kra Daadi accompanied by ZPM Pipsorang Smty Langpu Yakia, ZPM Tali East Shri Rughu Tama, ADC Tali Dr. Marchina Boria, SDO Pipsorang Yumlam Pulu, CO Paye cm Tali Karjom Rikar, CO Nyorig Naniyang Damin, Other PRI Leaders, Village elders and intellectuals of Tali area. The event saw voluntary donation of land in and around the concerned site.

The inspecting team later visited the newly created Nyorig Circle to inspect the construction of Circle Office Building and Residential Quarters for CO Nyorig and his staff. The ZPC instructed the contractors and executing agencies to finish the project within the stipulated time ensuring quality standard of work.

Jikke Tako Taniu Official Tagru Kasha Taniu MyGov Arunachal Pradesh

17/05/2026

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