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The Reservation in Promotion case in Tripura, which has been pending in the Supreme Court for almost a decade, has taken a troubling turn as allegations of corruption and misuse of funds have surfaced. The case, initially filed in 2005 by a group of PWD Executive Engineers in Tripura High Court, challenged promotions that were allegedly made in violation of constitutional provisions. Over the years, the case has expanded into multiple petitions, including the case of Jayanta Chakraborty vs. State of Tripura, resulting in a status quo order from the Supreme Court in 2015. However, despite the involvement of numerous…

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The first phase of a scientific study on turtles inhabiting the Kalyan Sagar Lake near the revered Tripurasundari Temple located in the Gomati District of Tripura has been successfully completed. This information was shared by the Gomati District Magistrate in a Facebook post today. The study, conducted in partnership with the Turtle Survival Alliance Foundation (TSAF), utilized custom hoop traps to safely capture turtles for assessment. The turtles were then tagged using toe clips, a standard method in turtle research. Each captured turtle underwent morphometry measurements, weight assessments, length evaluations, and health status checks, all conducted by TSAF experts. The…

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The Mega Blood Donation Camp organized by the Lions Club of Agartala Anish in collaboration with G.S. Fitness Platinum was a resounding success, with scores of donors coming forward to contribute to this noble cause. The event, held on Sunday in Agartala, was inaugurated by Minister of Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Transport and Tourism Sushanta Chowdhury. In his address, Minister Chowdhury emphasized the significance of blood donation as a vital act of humanity. He praised the efforts of the organizers and donors, highlighting how their contributions have the potential to save countless lives. The Minister also called upon…

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The incumbent BJP president and Rajya Sabha MP Rajiv Bhattacharjee held a lengthy meeting last night at the party headquarters in Krishna Nagar with seven ministers, including IPFT’s Shukla Charan Noatia. While details of the meeting have not been officially disclosed, Rajiv Bhattacharjee did mention on social media that the implementation of an all India programme for the party was discussed. The meeting was attended by ministers Ratan Lal Nath, Pranjit Singharoy, Sushanta Chowdhury, Tinku Roy, Santana Chakma, Bikash Debbarma, and Shukla Charan Noatia from IPFT. Notably, the two ministers from ‘Tipra Motha’ were absent. Participants appeared serious during the…

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Apply for Tripura student scholarships in 2025. Central & state schemes, deadlines, portals, documents & expert tips. Full guide here. Agartala, Tripura – June 2025For thousands of students across Tripura, a scholarship is more than just financial help—it’s the bridge between dreams and reality. Whether you’re a school student in Dharmanagar, a college aspirant from Udaipur, or a tribal student in the TTAADC regions, understanding how to apply for central and state-sponsored scholarships can unlock a future of opportunities. This detailed 2025 guide will walk you through: Table of Contents 1. Understanding Central vs State Scholarships <a name=”understanding”></a> Central Government…

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Tripura is on the verge of officially being declared a ‘Fully Literate State’ in a ceremony set to take place on Monday, June 23, at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala. The event, organized by the State Resource Centre and the Directorate of School Education, will see Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha as the Chief Guest, along with Education Secretary Raval Hamendra Kumar and other officials from both central and state education departments in attendance. More than 2,000 neo-literates, volunteers, instructors, and block-level officials from all eight districts of Tripura are expected to participate in the celebration. According to sources…

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Kailashahar Ramkrishna Mahavidyalaya, one of Tripura’s oldest and most respected institutions, is currently embroiled in controversy over allegations of charging students a ‘cultural fee’ during the ongoing admission process. The controversy has sparked outrage among students and has raised concerns about the administration of the college. According to reports, incoming male and female students were allegedly being charged Rs. 100 under the guise of a cultural fee, despite the state government’s directive for free admissions for female students this year. Students in college uniforms, purportedly linked with ABVP, were said to have collected the amount at help desks while issuing…

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A major scandal has been uncovered in Tripura’s Public Distribution System (PDS), revealing a deep-rooted conspiracy between certain Food Department officials and contractors. This covert financial arrangement is believed to have been manipulating the procurement, supply, and distribution of essential commodities. The shocking revelation has sparked public outrage and calls for a thorough investigation into the corrupt practices. The scandal came to light when serious irregularities were discovered in the supply of pulses at the Churaibari food godown in the Dharmanagar subdivision. During unloading from a truck that arrived from Jirania, a laborer noticed a suspicious shortage in dal bags.…

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The Tripura state government’s decision to provide government jobs to 18 individuals whose family members were victims of political killings has been met with praise and appreciation. The move, announced by Tripura Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ratan Lal Nath, aims to address the long-standing issue of political violence in the state and provide support to affected families. Nath explained that a dedicated committee was formed to examine applications from families of political murder victims. So far, 39 applications have been received and 18 candidates have been approved for employment. The committee, chaired by Nath, has been diligently reviewing applications and ensuring…

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Agartala, Tripura – June 2025For decades, the question of illegal infiltration has loomed large over Tripura’s socio-political landscape. It’s a topic that sparks intense debate on news channels, in local tea stalls, and within the walls of the state assembly. While some view it as a genuine demographic and security concern, others believe it is amplified for political mileage. So, is illegal infiltration in Tripura a real and growing threat, or has it become a convenient political tool? In this blog, we dive into the history, data, expert insights, and citizen voices to understand the ground reality. A Historical Perspective:…

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In a recent development, the Tripura High Court has sought clarity from the state government regarding the appointment of over 10,000 terminated teachers. The dispute revolves around the legality of the appointments made under the Revised Employment Policy of 2003, which was later scrapped by the High Court in 2014. The High Court’s directive came in response to a plea filed by a group of teachers challenging their termination. The petitioners argue that they were recruited under the Employment Policy of 2001, which they claim to be the valid policy at the time of their appointment. They contend that the…

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On the 11th International Day of Yoga, the Chief Minister of the state, Dr. Manik Saha, participated in a yoga session at the Agartala International Fairgrounds. The event was organized to promote the benefits of yoga and encourage more people to incorporate it into their daily lives. Dr. Saha emphasized the importance of yoga in maintaining physical and mental well-being, especially during these challenging times. He highlighted the various health benefits of yoga, such as stress relief, improved flexibility, and overall relaxation. The event also featured demonstrations by professional yoga instructors, showcasing different yoga poses and techniques. Participants were able…

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