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Indian Army’s Dao Division Opens Mayudia Café At Remote Arunachal Pass

Built by Army units 10 Mahar with 12 Engineers, the project aims to spur local enterprise, eco‑tourism and community ties.

Overview

  • The café at Mayudia Pass in Lower Dibang Valley is now open as a functional rest stop for travellers in a stretch that previously lacked basic amenities.
  • Saturday’s inauguration featured Dao Division leadership, Deputy Commissioner F Brahma, local residents, and troops of the Spear Corps.
  • The Army describes the site as a cultural and social hub designed to showcase local heritage, promote eco‑tourism, and create small‑business opportunities.
  • Chief Minister Pema Khandu praised the initiative on X, highlighting construction by 10 Mahar and 12 Engineers and encouraging travellers on the RoingHunli road to visit.
  • The GOC characterized the café as a “much‑needed rest point for travelers” and “a symbol of hope, opportunity, and friendship,” underscoring its civil‑military outreach purpose.