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Bangladesh observes its Independence Day on March 26th, commemorating the declaration of independence by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in the early hours of March 26, 1971, which marked the beginning of the Liberation War of Bangladesh. The war culminated in Bangladesh’s victory on December 16, 1971, now celebrated as Victory Day. This year, while the day was observed with due solemnity, the scale of celebrations was notably different, reflecting a shift in the way Bangladesh marks this historic occasion. In Agartala, the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission held a ceremony to honor the day. Assistant High Commissioner Arif Muhammad hoisted the national…
The recent blockade in Tripura’s Khowai Belfang area, centered around demands related to the local school, has been lifted. District Education Officer (DEO) Dinesh Debbarma addressed the media at approximately 2 PM to provide clarity on the situation and the resolution that was reached. According to DEO Debbarma, the demands put forth by the protestors were primarily state-level issues, falling outside the purview of the district administration. He emphasized that these matters required attention and action from the state government. To address the situation and facilitate a resolution, the authorities have committed to taking up the entire set of demands…
Tripura’s political landscape witnessed a significant development as the CPI(M)-led opposition announced a boycott of the remaining days of the ongoing budget session. The decision stems from allegations of the Speaker, Biswabndhu Sen, stifling the opposition’s voice within the sacred halls of the Assembly. Opposition leader Jitendra Choudhury, addressing a press conference, asserted that democracy was being ‘murdered’ at the hands of the Speaker. He further accused the BJP government of systematically undermining democratic principles throughout its tenure. The immediate trigger for the boycott was an incident during the budget discussion on March 24th. Choudhury, while participating in the debate,…
Agartala, 26thMarch : A deeply distressing incident has unfolded at the IGM Hospital in Agartala, Tripura. Following the death of a woman under medical care, her family was forced to endure an agonizing 10-hour wait for the West Women’s Police Station to arrive. This prolonged delay has ignited widespread outrage and grief among the deceased’s relatives. According to reports, after the woman’s passing, her family sought the presence of law enforcement to complete the necessary legal procedures. However, they allege that the West Women’s Police Station exhibited an unacceptable delay in responding. Despite waiting for a staggering 10 hours, the…
Agartala, Tripura | March 26, 2025:A major uproar rocked the Tripura Legislative Assembly after allegations surfaced against Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ratan Lal Nath, who was accused of making a racially insensitive remark directed at Leader of the Opposition Jitendra Chaudhury. The incident occurred during a heated discussion on the Assembly floor, where Chaudhury, a senior CPI-M leader and prominent voice for tribal rights, claimed that Nath had made derogatory comments targeting his community and ethnic identity. In response, Chaudhury immediately filed a privilege motion, urging the House to take disciplinary action against the minister for violating parliamentary decorum and disrespecting…
Udaipur, Tripura | March 26, 2025:In a strong message against illegal immigration, the Additional Sessions Judge Court in Tripura’s Gomati district has convicted six Bangladeshi nationals for illegally entering Indian territory without proper documentation. The court sentenced each individual to two years of rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs. 20,000 under Section 14(A) of the Foreigners Act, 1946. Failure to pay the fine will result in additional imprisonment, as per court procedures. The verdict highlights the Tripura judiciary’s uncompromising approach towards maintaining border integrity and national security, especially amid growing concerns over unauthorized cross-border movements from Bangladesh into…
Agartala, March 25 – In a significant display of community outreach, the Assam Rifles organized a comprehensive medical camp at Karaimura, South Tripura, to commemorate their 190th Raising Day. The initiative aimed to provide accessible and quality healthcare to underprivileged communities in the region, resulting in an overwhelming positive response. The medical camp successfully provided consultations and treatments to 680 individuals, highlighting the pressing need for accessible healthcare in the area. The Assam Rifles medical team offered a range of essential services, including thorough general check-ups, specialized dental care, and crucial awareness sessions on preventive healthcare measures. A key focus…
Agartala, Tripura (Tuesday):In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, the East Agartala Police arrested two individuals — one man and one woman — from Jogendranagar Railway Station on Monday evening for possessing 35 kilograms of cannabis (ganja). The duo was apprehended by alert railway and police personnel and later taken to the East Police Station for interrogation and legal processing. Addressing the media on Tuesday, SDPO (East) Debaprasad Deb confirmed the seizure and provided further details about the operation. “Based on actionable intelligence, our team intercepted the suspects at the railway station and found 35 kg of ganja in their…
Agartala, Tripura:Tensions escalated in the Tripura Legislative Assembly as a heated debate over a caste-related issue led to an uproar, prompting CPIM MLAs to stage a walkout on the floor of the House in protest. During the session, members of the opposition Communist Party of India (Marxist) raised concerns over comments and policies they claimed were discriminatory and divisive in nature. The debate quickly intensified as ruling party legislators reportedly dismissed the opposition’s concerns, leading to sharp verbal exchanges. Alleging that the state government was mishandling sensitive caste-related issues and ignoring constitutional values, the CPIM MLAs walked out of the…
Agartala, Tripura:In a recent government move, dearness allowance (DA) has been increased for elected representatives across all levels in Tripura — from district councils to panchayats. While the decision aims to offer financial relief to rural and local leaders, it has sparked discontent among the state’s unemployed youth, who feel ignored and excluded from the government’s priorities. The revised allowance will benefit public representatives across various administrative tiers, including Zilla Parishads, Panchayat Samitis, and Gram Panchayats, providing them with a higher monthly remuneration to match inflation and rising living costs. However, many in the unemployed and educated youth segment have…
Tripura Celebrates 69th Cooperative Department Foundation Day with Blood Donation Camp at Bardowali.
Agartala, Tripura (Tuesday):To mark the 69th Foundation Day of the Tripura Cooperative Department, a blood donation camp was organized on Tuesday at the MARKFED Building in Bardowali. The event was graced by Cooperation Minister Shukla Charan Noatia, along with senior officials, cooperative members, and departmental staff. The blood donation drive was conducted as a symbol of community service and collective responsibility, reflecting the spirit of the cooperative movement in the state. Speaking on the occasion, Minister Noatia emphasized the importance of cooperative institutions in driving grassroots economic growth, self-reliance, and social solidarity. He also appreciated the volunteers who came forward…
Tripura Assembly Witnesses Lively Debate Between CM Dr. Manik Saha and Left MLAs on Key Governance Issues The Tripura Legislative Assembly turned into a vibrant platform of political discourse as Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha engaged in a detailed discussion with Left party MLAs on various pressing matters concerning the state. The session, marked by sharp exchanges, policy critiques, and counterarguments, offered a glimpse into the current socio-political pulse of Tripura. Key Issues Discussed The assembly session focused on a range of topics, including: Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha presented a detailed overview of the government’s achievements, citing improvements in…
