Tripura

01 Oct

CM Manik Saha urges police to solve old cases

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Chief Minister Manik Saha has directed the Tripura Police to focus on resolving old, unsolved cases from various police stations to ensure justice for victims who have yet to receive it. This directive came during a review meeting on law and order held at the Police Headquarters on September 30. Emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability, CM Saha instructed senior police officers to regularly visit different areas and police stations, highlighting the need for everyone to fulfill their responsibilities effectively. “There was a time when people feared whether they would receive justice after visiting police stations,” he remarked. “Police…

28 Sep

DGP assures peaceful Durga Puja in Tripura

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

The Director General of Police (DGP), Amitabh Ranjan, assured the public on Friday that comprehensive measures have been implemented to ensure a peaceful Durga Puja celebration throughout Tripura.During his visit to various police stations in the Gomati and Sepahijala districts, DGP Ranjan reviewed the preparedness and operational efficiency of the police forces in the region. Speaking to reporters, he emphasized the commitment of the Tripura Police: "My force is motivated. With Durga Puja approaching and recent elections concluded, I am inspecting the police stations. My police force is a source of pride for me. They are doing excellent work and…

28 Sep

Tripura aims for chemical-free farming practices

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tripura Agriculture Minister Ratan Lal Nath announced on September 27 that the state government has set an ambitious target to cultivate organic farming on approximately 50,000 hectares of land, with plans to export Bird's Eye Chilli to Germany. The announcement came during a distribution event for transport vehicles (pick-up vans) to the Farmers Producer Company (FPC) at the SARS Complex, AD Nagar in Agartala. This initiative is designed to empower local farmers by enhancing their logistical capabilities, enabling them to transport their produce more efficiently to markets and distribution centers. Speaking to reporters, Minister Nath outlined the government's commitment to…

27 Sep

Tipra Motha chief urges action on minority rights

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma has urged the Indian government to hold Bangladesh accountable for its failure to protect minority communities. Addressing a rally in Sabroom, South Tripura, Debbarma condemned the rising violence against minorities, which he claims has intensified since the removal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Debbarma accused Bangladeshi extremists of systematically targeting temples, churches, and minority properties in an attempt to displace these communities. He called on India to raise the issue at the United Nations, pressing Bangladesh to address minority persecution and ensure their safety. Reaffirming his solidarity, Debbarma assured that the Tiprasa people…

26 Sep

Sourav Ganguly donates ₹10 lakh for Tripura flood relief

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tripura Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury announced on Wednesday that former Indian cricket captain and Tripura Tourism’s Brand Ambassador, Sourav Ganguly, has donated ₹10 lakh towards flood relief efforts in the state. The donation will aid in providing essential supplies to those affected by the recent floods. Speaking at a press conference on World Tourism Day, Chowdhury emphasized the state's commitment to supporting flood victims. He shared that Ganguly, currently abroad, expressed his solidarity with the people of Tripura, stating it was his responsibility to contribute to the relief efforts. “As part of World Tourism Day, we will distribute relief kits…

25 Sep

Pradyot Kishore Debbarma critiques education system in Tripura

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma has voiced his frustration over corruption within the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), accusing certain officials and leaders of undermining the administration and recruitment process. Speaking at the Council House on Tuesday, Debbarma expressed dismay over the state of education in TTAADC, pointing to a flawed system that leaves schools without teachers in some areas and students without proper instruction in others. He criticized the recruitment of unqualified teachers, saying, “Teachers with just an 8th-grade education are earning over ₹50,000, while graduates and B.Ed holders are left struggling in private jobs.”…

24 Sep

Tipra Motha plans rally against Hindu persecution in Bangladesh

Sonakshi SarkarPolitical, Tripura

Tripura's political landscape is set to intensify as Tipra Motha prepares to lead a protest rally on September 26, highlighting the alleged persecution of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. The demonstration, planned for the South District, aims to draw attention to the reported attacks on Hindus following the formation of Bangladesh's interim government. Party founder Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma announced the rally during a press conference on Monday, expressing deep concern over what he called "planned attacks" on the Hindu community. He urged India to escalate the issue to the United Nations if Bangladesh fails to address these concerns. “These attacks…

19 Sep

Tripura CM celebrates Modi’s 74th birthday with charity

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s impactful vision for the Northeast, highlighting the significant progress made in restoring peace and advancing development in the region. Speaking at a blood donation camp organized by the Maharani Tulsibati Welfare Trust at the Shaheed Bhagat Singh Youth Hostel on Wednesday, Dr. Saha commended Modi’s efforts, noting that the region has seen a marked decline in terrorist activities. The camp, held in honor of Modi's 74th birthday, was described by Dr. Saha as a testament to the PM's commitment to public welfare. “Voluntary blood donation transcends caste and…

19 Sep

Biri smuggling incident shocks Tripura community

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

A Tripura State Rifles (TSR) jawan, Anjan Das, has been apprehended for attempting to smuggle packets of Biri into the Tripura Central Correctional Home in Bishalgarh, Sepahijala district. The incident occurred on Wednesday and has since gone viral, triggering a major internal investigation. Das was caught in the act of transporting the Biri packets, allegedly for the purpose of earning extra money by supplying them to inmates. Following his arrest, Das has been reassigned to the headquarters of the 11th Battalion at Pathaliaghat. This move comes in response to multiple complaints regarding his misconduct and suspicions of using his position…

18 Sep

Tripura’s border area faces increased surveillance efforts

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

The Border Security Forces (BSF) in Tripura have detained 65 Bangladeshi nationals this month, including three from Sepahijala district on Monday. Tripura shares an 856 km international border with Bangladesh, with Sepahijala covering a significant portion of the border. According to a BSF press release, the latest incident occurred on September 16 when BSF troops from BOP Harihardola in Sepahijala apprehended three Bangladeshi nationals attempting to cross the border into India. The detainees, identified as family members from Cumilla district, Bangladesh, were caught while trying to breach the border fence. The BSF has intensified its surveillance along the border to…