News Report:Agartala, November 24 — The political atmosphere in Tripura has heated up after the arrest of Bidhan Bhowmik, cousin of former Union Minister Pratima Bhowmik. Reacting to the development, Pradesh Congress President Asish Kumar Saha made a sharp statement questioning the ruling party’s silence and the broader implications of the arrest. Speaking to the media, Saha said the arrest once again exposes the “double standards” of the ruling establishment. He alleged that the BJP claims to stand for clean governance, yet key individuals connected to their leadership are frequently embroiled in controversies. Saha stated,“When someone closely connected to a…

News Report:Agartala, November 24 — Tension spread through the West Nowabadi area after a late-night assault on a local resident, Amit Sarkar, around 11 p.m. on November 23. According to eyewitness accounts, Sarkar was returning home from Vigorous Club when he noticed a white AURA car (Registration No. TR01BK0451) parked in the middle of the road near the residence of a man identified as Mithu Roy. Sarkar reportedly saw items being unloaded from the vehicle and carried inside the house, raising his suspicion. When he politely requested Roy to move the car aside so others could pass, three to four…

News Report:Kolkata, November 24 — The All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC) has called a press conference aimed at informing the public about the current state and challenges of the Indian banking system. The conference, organized to promote transparency and public awareness, will feature the presence of Rupam Roy, the All India General Secretary of AIBOC. According to AIBOC representatives, the press meet highlighted ongoing structural concerns, policy changes, workforce issues, and the broader impact of economic reforms on India’s banking sector. The organisation stated that this dialogue is crucial at a time when the financial landscape is witnessing rapid…

News Report:Agartala, November 23 — The Twipra Students’ Federation (TSF) has announced a renewed agitation demanding official recognition and implementation of the Roman script. After repeatedly placing the demand before the Chief Minister with no visible action taken, the organisation has declared the beginning of a sustained movement starting November 25. According to TSF leaders, a one-day protest and sit-in demonstration will be held at the Circuit House area, marking the first phase of their agitation. The federation stated that despite submitting memorandums and holding discussions at various administrative levels, the government has shown “no concrete initiative” to address the…

News Report:Kolkata, November 25 — The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) West District Committee marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by organizing a one-day seminar at a mock parliament session focused on violence against women and pathways to justice. Held on November 25, the event highlighted rising concerns over gender-based violence across the country and stressed the urgent need for stronger legal, social, and institutional responses. Members of AIDWA, activists, youth leaders, and representatives from women’s rights organizations participated in the session, discussing real cases, legal loopholes, and the everyday challenges faced by women…

Agartala: The Tripura Education Department reinforced the state’s teaching cadre on Monday by distributing appointment offer letters to 157 candidates at the Muktadhara Auditorium in Agartala. The ceremony, which marked a significant step in strengthening the state’s education system, saw offer letters distributed for both Physical Education and general Teacher posts. Chief Minister Prof (Dr.) Manik Saha graced the occasion as the chief guest. In his address, he emphasized the government’s commitment to filling vacancies and ensuring quality education delivery across all levels. A host of distinguished officials from the education sector were also present. Key attendees included: In total,…

Agartala: In a significant operation against the illegal narcotics trade, the West Police Station apprehended a female drug trafficker from the Krishnanagar area late yesterday. The arrested woman has been identified as Madhuri Debbarma. The operation was conducted based on confidential intelligence received by the police regarding her activities in the locality. Confirming the arrest, SDPO (Sub-Divisional Police Officer) Debaprasad Roy stated that the police successfully detained the accused drug peddler. The SDPO further informed reporters that Madhuri Debbarma would be produced before the court today for legal proceedings. The operation highlights the ongoing efforts by the local police to…

Agartala: The Hon’ble Chief Minister Prof (Dr.) Manik Saha hold a significant day focused on rural development and governance recognition today, November 24, 2025, in Agartala. The Chief Minister attended a combined program at Pragna Bhavan, Hall-1, Agartala, that includes the launch of two major schemes and the recognition of local administrative bodies. Launching Key Development Initiatives The event officially mark the launch of two crucial initiatives aimed at strengthening grassroots connectivity and prosperity across the state: Housing and Administrative Excellence Adding to the day’s significance, the Chief Minister presided over the Mega Griha Pravesh Programme. This initiative will see…

Agartala: Three elderly women, who had served the state for years as Community Health Guides (CHGs), broke down in tears near the Chief Minister’s residence early this morning after being handed termination notices. Clutching the official papers that rendered them jobless, they pleaded for the Chief Minister’s intervention, crying out: “Sympathetic Chief Minister, please save us.” The long-serving CHGs were abruptly terminated following a recent state government notification. The order dictates that all Community Health Guides who have crossed the age of 60 years will be relieved of their duties, effective from November 1st. The three women, whose lengthy careers…

News Report:Agartala, November 24 — To mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Department of Youth Affairs & Sports, in collaboration with the West Tripura District Administration, organised a grand Unity March in Agartala today. The event aimed to promote national integration, harmony, and collective responsibility among the youth. The march was formally flagged off from the Agartala Circuit House area by the Chief Minister of Tripura, Dr. Manik Saha, who emphasised the importance of unity and the legacy of Sardar Patel in shaping modern India. The programme also witnessed the participation of Youth and Sports Minister Tinku…

News Report:Agartala, November 24 — The state-level Kyokushin Karate Championship, held on November 2 at Vivekananda Byayamagar, concluded with remarkable enthusiasm as 60 participants competed for a place in the national squad. Following an intense selection process, five talented karatekas from Tripura have been chosen to represent the state at the 38th National Kyokushin Karate Championship, scheduled to be held in Kolkata on November 29 and 30, 2025. At a press conference held Monday at Vivekananda Byayamagar, Ajay Kumar Chowdhury, President of the Tripura Kyokushin Karate Association, along with Rakesh Saha, Secretary of the organisation and Coach-cum-Manager of the team,…

News Report:Agartala, November 24 — The Tripura State Government Employees Union organised a major rally in Agartala today, beginning from the Fire Service Office premises and marching through several routes across the city before concluding at the State Conference venue. The rally witnessed strong participation from employees across multiple departments, all voicing a unified call for long-pending demands to be addressed by the state government. During the march, union members raised slogans pressing for the full implementation of the 7th Pay Commission, immediate payment of 22% Dearness Allowance (DA) arrears, and the regularisation of ad-hoc promotions. They emphasised the need…