section 6
Administrative boundaries of the new districts of DIBANG VALLEY and LOHIT
The Arunachal Pradesh (Re-Organisation of Districts) Act, 1980(1) On and from the appointed day this Act come into force, so much of the area of the existing Siang District, as is contained within the boundaries set out in Schedule Ill to this Act, and hitherto known as Pasigaht sub-division, shall henceforth be constituted as a separate unit of administration and be known by the name of DIBANG VALLEY DISTRICT. (2) The residuary area of the existing Lohit District other than that specified in sub-section (1) above, shall henceforth be known by the new name of LOHIT DISTRICT. (2A) On and from the appointed day, the Arunachal Pradesh(Re-organisation of Districts) (Amendment) Act, 2004 comes into force, so much of the areas comprising the following administrative units under the Lohit District namely: (i)Hayuliang (ii) Hawai (iii) Manchal (iv) Goiliang v) Chaglagam (vi) Walong (vii) Kibithoo shall be constituted as a separate administrative unit and be known by the name of ANJAW DISTRICT (2B) On and from the appointed day, when the Arunachal Pradesh (Reorganisation of Districts) (Amendment) Act, 2013 comes into force, so much of the areas comprising the following administrative units under existing Lohit District namely, (i) Chowkham (ii) Lathao (iii) Piyong (iv) Namsai (v) Lekang (vi) Upper Lekang shall be constituted as a separate administrative unit and be known by the name of 'NAMSAI DISTRICT' with District Headquarter at Namsai' (3). On and from the appointed day the Arunachal Pradesh (Reorganisation of Districts) (Amendment) Act, 2001 comes into force, so much of the area comprising the following administrative units under the Dibang Valley districts namely :- 1. Roing 2. Dambuk 3. Koronu 4. Hunli 5. Desali 6. Paglam (Tinali) shall be constituted as a separate administrative unit and be known by the name of LOWER DIBANG VALLEY DISTRICT.
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