News Report:The 11th State Conference of the Vedic Brahmin Society was held with enthusiasm and active participation from members across the state. Prior to the formal inauguration of the conference, a rally was organised to mark the occasion and highlight unity within the community. The rally was led by Bhaskar Chakraborty, founder of the Brahmin Society. Participants marched through designated routes, drawing attention to the objectives and social initiatives of the organisation. Following the rally, the state conference commenced with discussions on social, cultural, and organisational matters. Speakers emphasised the importance of preserving traditional values while addressing contemporary challenges faced…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: A press conference was organised by the Bengali Mahila Samaj highlighting the movement for protecting the dignity of women and achieving full rights for women in society. Addressing the media, representatives of the organisation stated that the struggle aims to build an ideal society free from exploitation, discrimination, and oppression against women. They emphasised that women must be ensured equal rights, respect, and opportunities in all spheres of life—social, economic, and political. Speakers pointed out that despite progress, women continue to face various forms of inequality and injustice. The Bengali Mahila Samaj reiterated its commitment to continue…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: Polio vaccination will be administered to children aged between zero and five years across the state as part of a statewide immunisation drive, officials announced on Wednesday. Speaking at a press conference held at Maharani Tulsibati School in Agartala, NHM Director Saju Vaheed A informed that the programme will formally begin at 10 AM. He stated that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure smooth and wide coverage of the vaccination drive. The NHM Director further said that children who are unable to reach vaccination centres will be covered through door-to-door visits. ASHA workers will visit…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: The state committee of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) organised a gan-obosthan (sit-in protest) on December 20 in front of the Labour Department office at Office Lane, Agartala, opposing the central government’s labour codes and demanding their withdrawal. The protest focused on concerns raised by trade unions regarding the impact of the labour codes on workers’ rights, job security, and social protection. CITU leaders stated that the codes would adversely affect labour welfare and weaken collective bargaining, urging the government to repeal them. The programme was attended by senior leaders, including former Member of Parliament…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: The Movement for Kokborok formally unveiled its new calendar ahead of the upcoming Tring Festival during a programme held at the Agartala Press Club. The event was organised to highlight cultural initiatives linked with the Kokborok language and indigenous traditions of Tripura. Addressing the media on the occasion, Ruhi Chandra Debbarma, President of the Movement for Kokborok, spoke in detail about the objectives behind the calendar launch and the significance of the Tring Festival in promoting indigenous identity and cultural awareness. Ruhi Chandra Debbarma also elaborated on the Roman script issue, terming it an important matter related…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: Student and youth organisations Tripura Students’ Federation (TSF) and Tripura Indigenous Students’ Society (TISS) jointly organised an important press conference highlighting concerns related to the Roman script issue. Addressing the media, leaders of both organisations described the Roman script matter as closely linked to identity, education, and cultural rights. They stressed that any decision or policy related to language and script must be taken after wide consultation with indigenous communities, students, and linguistic experts. Speakers pointed out that the issue is not merely academic but deeply connected to cultural preservation and inclusivity. They urged the authorities to…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: Protests were staged on Saturday in front of the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission office in Agartala by members of the Sanatani Hindu Sena, condemning the brutal killing of Hindu citizen Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh district of Bangladesh. The demonstrators alleged that minorities, particularly Hindus, are being selectively targeted in Bangladesh and also raised concerns over what they described as growing anti-India sentiment across the border. Protesters raised slogans demanding justice for the victim and strong action against those responsible for the killing. It may be noted that a similar protest was organised a day earlier at…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: The much-awaited food and cultural festival Petuk Samabesh, organised by the Netaji Play Forum Centre, is set to return this year, marking its fourth edition. The event will be held from December 21 to December 25 at the Netaji School premises in Agartala, featuring a wide variety of food stalls along with cultural programmes for visitors. Officials shared details of the upcoming festival during a programme held at a city hotel on Saturday, organised alongside a food safety training session for street food vendors. The Petuk Samabesh has grown into one of Tripura’s popular food and cultural…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: Senior Congress leader Sudip Roy Barman addressed a press conference at the Tripura Pradesh Congress Bhavan on Wednesday, where he spoke on current political developments and issues concerning the state. During the interaction with the media, Roy Barman criticised the policies and functioning of the state government, highlighting what he described as failures in governance and public service delivery. He also outlined the Congress party’s stance on key issues affecting the people of Tripura and called for greater accountability and transparency. The press conference saw the presence of Congress leaders and party workers, who echoed the concerns…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: Hon’ble Chief Minister Prof Dr Manik Saha attended a certificate distribution programme for Graded Artists and passed-out students of the Tripura Film & Television Institute (TFTI) at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan, Hall No. 1, on December 19, 2025, at 11:30 AM. The programme was organised to recognise the achievements of artists and students who have successfully completed their training and evaluations in the fields of performing arts, film, and television. Certificates were handed over as a mark of encouragement and acknowledgement of their dedication and creative skills. Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister emphasized the importance of art,…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: In the wake of protests at the Indian Visa Office in Bangladesh and alleged statements claiming Bangladesh would take over India’s Seven Sister states, the YTF organisation of the Tipra Motha party staged a road blockade and protest in Agartala on Wednesday. The protest was held near the Circuit House area of the city, where demonstrators raised slogans expressing concern over national security and regional sovereignty. The protesters demanded strong action and clear assurances from the authorities in response to the developments. Following the demonstration, Superintendent of Police Namit Pathak addressed the media and stated that adequate…

News Report:Agartala, Tripura: An Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR)–sponsored National Seminar was organised at Maharaja Bir Bikram (MBB) College, bringing together academicians, researchers, and students to engage in scholarly discussions on themes of historical importance. The seminar provided a platform for experts to present research papers, exchange ideas, and deliberate on diverse perspectives in history and allied disciplines. Speakers emphasized the relevance of historical research in understanding contemporary society and shaping informed academic discourse. Faculty members and students of the college actively participated in the sessions, making the seminar a vibrant academic exercise. Organisers stated that such ICHR-supported programmes…