Agartala | March 5, 2026
In a beautiful display of interfaith harmony and the inclusive culture of Tripura, the Shantipara Oikatan Club organized a grand Iftar party at the Shantipara Mosque today. As the holy month of Ramadan 2026 progresses, the club members came together to share the evening meal with their Muslim brothers, reinforcing the bonds of brotherhood and secularism.
The event was attended by the President of Oikatan Yuva Sanstha, Nagadhiraj Datta, along with other senior officials and members of the club.
A Celebration of Unity
The Iftar party saw a significant gathering of local residents, both from the Hindu and Muslim communities, sitting together to break the fast at sunset.
- The Spirit of Ramadan: Speaking at the event, club members emphasized that Ramadan is a time for reflection, prayer, and, most importantly, charity and community service.
- Organized Efforts: The Oikatan Club took the lead in arranging a variety of traditional fruits, juices, and snacks for the devotees who had been fasting since dawn.
- Focus on Peace: The gathering was not just about food, but served as a platform for neighbors to interact, exchange greetings, and discuss the collective well-being of the Shantipara locality.
“Religion is Personal, Festivals are for Everyone” — Nagadhiraj Datta
Addressing the attendees, Nagadhiraj Datta, President of Oikatan Yuva Sanstha, lauded the peaceful co-existence that defines Agartala.
”Tripura has a long history where people of all faiths celebrate each other’s festivals with equal joy. By organizing this Iftar at the Shantipara Mosque, we want to send a message of unity. Our club is committed to social service regardless of religion, and today’s gathering is a testament to the fact that humanity always comes first,” he remarked.
Community Reaction
The authorities of the Shantipara Mosque and the local elders expressed their deep gratitude to the Oikatan Club for this thoughtful gesture. They noted that such initiatives go a long way in strengthening the social fabric and preventing any divisive sentiments from taking root in the neighborhood.
Tradition of Social Service
Shantipara Oikatan Club has been active in various social welfare activities, including blood donation camps and distributing aid to the needy. Members confirmed that they plan to continue such inclusive events throughout the festive season, including the upcoming Eid celebrations.
Reported by: Tripura24.in Social Desk
Location: Shantipara, Agartala
