Mission Healthy Bharat, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting health and wellness, hosted a journalist conference in Agartala today. The conference aimed to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and the role of media in spreading health-related information. The event brought together journalists from various media outlets to discuss the current health challenges facing India and how the media can play a role in addressing these issues. Speakers at the conference highlighted the importance of accurate and timely reporting on health issues, as well as the need for journalists to be informed and knowledgeable about health…

“Ek Per Ma ke Naam”  is part of a tree planting initiative in various areas of Ward 13 under the North Zone of Agartala Municipal Corporation. This initiative was spearheaded by the Chairman of the North Zone and Corporator of Ward 13, Pradeep Chandra. The tree planting program aimed to increase greenery and promote environmental sustainability in the region. The mother and child were honored by having trees planted in their names, symbolizing their contribution to the initiative. Mr. Chandra emphasized the importance of such initiatives in creating a greener and healthier environment for future generations. He also encouraged other…

The 16th anniversary celebration event of CSC was held at Agartala Sukanta Academy. The event was attended by Mayor Deepak Majumdar, special guest Kiran Gitte, Information Technology Secretary of the Tripura government, and others. The event included various performances and speeches highlighting the achievements and contributions of CSC over the past 16 years. Mayor Deepak Majumdar praised CSC for its dedication to promoting education and cultural activities in the community. Kiran Ghosh emphasized the importance of technology in today’s world and commended CSC for its efforts in bridging the digital divide. The event was a success, with attendees expressing their…

The Government of Bangladesh has once again extended its hand of friendship to the state of Tripura in India by gifting 300 kilograms of Haribhanga mangoes to the Chief Minister and other state dignitaries. This generous gesture, which is part of an annual tradition of gift-giving between the two regions, aims to strengthen bilateral ties and promote goodwill across borders. The consignment of mangoes, packed in 60 cartons, was sent through the Akhaura land port and received by officials of the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission in Agartala. The mangoes were sent on behalf of Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of…

Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, Health Secretary Kiran Gite, Health Department officials, and others attended a meeting of the Patient Welfare Committee at CM Hospital. The Chairman of the Patient Welfare Committee at IGIM Hospital expressed concern about the recruitment process. The Chief Minister spoke about the importance of ensuring the well-being of patients and improving the quality of care in government hospitals. The meeting discussed various issues related to patient care, infrastructure development, and staff recruitment in hospitals. Dr. Saha emphasized the need for transparency and efficiency in the recruitment process to ensure that qualified individuals are hired for…

Tripura, a state in northeastern India, has seen a significant rainfall deficit of 17% during the pre-monsoon season this year, according to a detailed study conducted by the Meteorological Centre in Agartala. The report, prepared by scientists Rana Das and Dr. Partha Roy, analyzed meteorological data collected from observatories in Agartala and Kailashahar in Unakoti district. The study found that Tripura received only 555.2 mm of rainfall between March and May, which is 17% below normal. Out of the state’s eight districts, Unakoti, Dhalai, and Gomati reported deficient rainfall, while the remaining five districts received normal precipitation. Khowai district received…

Despite a nationwide general strike call given by various labor organizations, including 10 central trade unions, the state of Tripura stood firm in its commitment to work for their livelihood on Wednesday. The strike, which had been heavily promoted by Left-backed labor outfits in the weeks leading up to the event, failed to gain traction in the state. In the capital city of Agartala, all shops, offices, courts, schools, and colleges remained open, showcasing the resilience of the residents to continue their daily activities. While the number of vehicles on the roads was lower than usual, drivers expressed their reluctance…

Today is Guru Purnima, a day to honor and show respect to our teachers who play a crucial role in shaping our lives. Teachers are not just individuals, they are the ones who inspire us and whom we aspire to be like. Many people pay tribute to their own teachers on this day of Guru Purnima. In the month of Ashadha, many observe special prayers and fasts to show their reverence towards their teachers. In Ramnagar, the First Mayor Deepak Mazumdar along with several other dignitaries visited the homes of some teachers in their area to express their gratitude. Initially,…

Tripura, a state in northeastern India, remained largely unaffected by a nationwide strike called by ten central trade unions. Normal life continued as usual across the state, with schools, colleges, banks, and offices operating without any major disruptions. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State Secretary, Tapas Majumdar, held a press conference at the BJP state office where he asserted that the people of Tripura had rejected the bandh and the ideology behind it. He claimed that there were no reports of any untoward incidents in the state, and any attempts to disrupt public life were quickly brought under control. Majumdar…

Flash floods have caused chaos in South Tripura, displacing over 100 families from their homes. As a result, schools and anganwadi centres in the district have been shut down as a precautionary measure. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an ‘orange alert’ for further rainfall in the area. The flash floods in South Tripura have left more than 100 families homeless as their houses were submerged in water. The situation has prompted the district administration to take action, with officials urging residents in low-lying areas to stay vigilant. According to South Tripura District Magistrate Muhammad Sajad, 289 people from…

For the first time, a state-based organic fair was organised at Hotel Polo Tower. The event was attended by Minister Ratna Lal Nath along with other officials. This fair aimed to promote organic products and encourage sustainable agriculture practices in the state. Various organic farmers and sellers participated in the fair, showcasing a wide range of organic products such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and dairy products. Minister Ratna Lal Nath emphasised the importance of supporting organic farming and consuming organic products for the health and well-being of the people. He also highlighted the government’s initiatives to support organic farming in…

In response to the recent natural disasters affecting the region, a special mock drill was conducted in the Shantir Bazar Upazila by the local government authorities. The heavy monsoon rains in recent times have led to flooding in various areas, with the southern district experiencing the highest rainfall in recent years. As a result, extensive damage has been reported in the southern district due to the sudden inundation of floodwaters, and the lack of adequate preparedness for dealing with the monsoon season has left many residents vulnerable to harm. In light of the current situation and the impact of the…