The Tripura Veterinary Doctors Association (TVDA) in collaboration with various government officials and experts organized the “World Veterinary Day, 2025” celebration at the Dasharath Deb Memorial Hall on April 26, 2025. The inaugural event saw the presence of the Fisheries Minister Sudhangshu Das, Department Secretary Dr. K. Shashikumar, IFAS special guest Dr. Bimal Krishna Das, ARDD Director, Tripura Government and Dr. Priyobrat Nath, President of TVDA, Dr. Sujit Sah, Vice President of TVDA, and Dr. Chintu Debbarma among others. The event aimed to highlight the importance of veterinary care and the role of veterinarians in safeguarding animal health and welfare.…

Based on confidential information, the police at Agartala Railway Station were able to apprehend 5 smugglers, including one Bangladeshi national, and seize 14 kilograms of cannabis. Agartala Railway Police successfully carried out this operation. Officer Tapos Das provided detailed information to the media regarding the successful raid.

Tragic suicide of newlywed bride after facing torture by in-laws! Administration at the doorstep of the family in hopes of justice!! Another newlywed bride falls victim to torture and takes her own life. Within three months of marriage, she faced extreme abuse at her in-laws’ house in exchange for bringing two lakh taka from her father’s house. Unable to bear the torment, the young bride committed suicide by jumping in front of a train. The incident took place in Ward No. 6 of Gobindapur area under the jurisdiction of Churaibari Police Station in North Tripura district. The victim, Monika Shukla…

On World Veterinary Day, a rally was held starting from in front of the Vivekananda Maidan Veterinary Office and parading through the city before ending back in front of the veterinary office. The rally was organized to raise awareness about the importance of veterinary services and the role of veterinarians in animal welfare. Participants in the rally included veterinarians, veterinary students, animal lovers, and members of various animal welfare organizations. They carried banners and placards with messages promoting responsible pet ownership, the importance of vaccinations and regular check-ups for pets, and the need for proper care and treatment of animals.…

The ceremony, held at the unit’s headquarters in Agartala, was attended by senior officials from the Assam Rifles, as well as local dignitaries and members of the community. During the event, the Hon’ble Governor commended the 28 Assam Rifles for their unwavering dedication and selfless service to the nation. The Unit Citation is a prestigious award that is given to military units in recognition of exceptional performance and achievements. It serves as a symbol of honor and pride for the members of the unit, acknowledging their hard work and sacrifice in the service of the nation. The 28 Assam Rifles,…

A discussion session titled “One Country, One Election” was organized in Sonamura Mandal, Rabindranagar Town with mothers and sisters. The event was attended by the District President of Sipahijala (South) Sri Uttam Das, the President of the District Women’s Forum Srimati Kalyani Debnath, Mandal President and Women’s Forum President, and other leaders. During the discussion, various topics related to the concept of holding simultaneous elections for the entire country were debated. The participants expressed their views on the benefits and challenges of such a system. Sri Uttam Das emphasized the importance of streamlining the election process to save time and…

In celebration of the 70th founding anniversary of the Agartala Did Writers Association, a blood donation camp was organized. The event was attended by Chief Minister Professor Dr. Manik Saha, among others. The blood donation camp aimed to promote the importance of donating blood and saving lives. Members of the association, along with local residents, enthusiastically participated in the event. Speaking at the event, Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha emphasized the significance of blood donation in ensuring the well-being of society. He praised the efforts of the association in organizing such a noble initiative and encouraged others to follow suit.…

In India, a rickshaw displaying the flag of Bangladesh causes a stir in the city of Joynagar, as both the owner and driver are detained. On April 24, a 62-year-old man named Dulal Mia, who owns a rickshaw, publicly apologized to the Indian people. The rickshaw, under his ownership, had the national flag of Bangladesh painted on it, which created widespread excitement in the area of Joynagar, West Bengal. It was reported that a man driving the rickshaw caught the attention of some local youth as he passed by the Joynagar area with the Bangladeshi flag displayed on the vehicle.…

The Inter-Battalion Sthal Sena Competition is a prestigious event organized by the National Cadet Corps (NCC) where cadets from different battalions showcase their skills in various military exercises. The training provided by the Assam Rifles not only prepared the cadets physically and mentally for the competition but also gave them valuable insights into the life of a soldier. Colonel Rajesh Kumar, Commanding Officer of Assam Rifles, emphasized the importance of such initiatives in nurturing young talent and fostering a spirit of camaraderie among future leaders of the nation. The cadets, who hail from different parts of Tripura, expressed their enthusiasm…

Tripura royal scion and founder of the Tipra Motha Party, Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, has spoken out against the recent comments made by leaders in India’s neighboring countries in the wake of the tragic terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Pradyot strongly condemned the remarks made by the Army General of Pakistan and the Chief Advisor of the government of Bangladesh, calling their language “simply unacceptable.” He emphasized that “silence doesn’t bring justice, and fear doesn’t build peace,” urging India to respond to these provocative statements. In a statement, Pradyot expressed his concern over the lack of democratic accountability…

The peaceful valleys of Pahalgam in Jammu & Kashmir were shattered by a tragic terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 28 people, including several families from Tripura. What was supposed to be a relaxing vacation turned into a nightmare for these tourists as chaos and fear gripped the picturesque region. One survivor, Supriya Chakraborty, shared his terrifying experience. Recalling the moment he heard gunfire while on horseback with his family, Chakraborty described the panic and chaos that ensued. People were screaming and running in every direction as the peaceful atmosphere quickly turned into a scene of terror. Another survivor,…

The recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which resulted in the tragic loss of innocent lives, has been strongly condemned by Tripura Chief Minister and Home Minister Dr. Manik Saha. In a statement issued on Wednesday, Dr. Saha expressed his deep grief and offered heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims. Describing the attack as a heinous act aimed at disrupting the peace and progress in the region, Dr. Saha emphasized the need for unity and resilience in the face of such cowardly acts of terrorism. He noted that the attack was a clear sign of desperation…