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Tripura News

South District Magistrate Inspects Rs 80-Crore Muhuri River Embankment Work

BILONIA: South District Magistrate on Monday conducted an on-site inspection of the ongoing Rs 80-crore Muhuri River embankment renovation project in Bilonia, aimed at protecting the South District headquarters from potential flooding. The inspection was carried out along with the Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department, the Executive Engineer of the Water Resources Department, […]

Tripura News

West Tripura Administration Advises Against Use of Katakhal Embankment, Durgachowmuhani-Pragati Road

AGARTALA: The West Tripura District Administration has issued an advisory asking the public to avoid using the Katakhal embankment and the Durgachowmuhani-Pragati backside road, citing safety concerns following recent heavy rainfall. District Magistrate Dr. Vishal Kumar said that portions of the roads and embankment in these areas have become vulnerable due to the continuous downpour

Tripura News

Heavy Rain Cripples Agartala, Waterlogging Disrupts Traffic Across City

AGARTALA: Incessant rainfall brought normal life to a standstill in several parts of Agartala on Monday, as waterlogging on major roads and low-lying areas severely disrupted vehicular movement across the city. Commuters were left stranded for hours as water accumulated on key stretches, with many areas witnessing knee-deep flooding. Office-goers, students, and traders reportedly faced

Tripura News

CM Manik Saha Pays Surprise Visit to GBP Hospital

AGARTALA: Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha reportedly made a surprise visit to Govind Ballabh Pant (GBP) Hospital here, continuing his practice of unannounced inspections of state healthcare facilities. According to sources, the Chief Minister, who also holds the health portfolio, arrived at the hospital without prior notice to review ongoing services and facilities. Details of

Editorial

Digital Privacy: Have We Already Given It Away?

In the digital age, privacy has become one of the most debated and misunderstood concepts of modern life. Every day, people share photos, search for information, make online purchases, use navigation apps, and communicate through social media platforms without giving much thought to the data they leave behind. Convenience and connectivity have transformed daily life,

Editorial

Small Businesses in a Big-Tech World: Can They Survive?

The global economy is increasingly dominated by technology giants that influence how people shop, communicate, travel, and consume information. Large corporations possess enormous financial resources, advanced technology, and global customer bases that allow them to expand rapidly across industries. As these companies continue to grow, many small business owners are left asking an important question:

Editorial

Why Kindness Is Becoming a Rare Public Virtue

There was a time when kindness was considered one of the most important qualities a person could possess. It was taught at home, reinforced in schools, and expected in public life. Helping a stranger, showing patience in disagreement, offering assistance to neighbours, or simply treating others with respect were regarded not as extraordinary acts but

Global News

China’s own geologists warn of active fault under Brahmaputra mega dam in Tibet

A new geological study from Chinese researchers has raised serious safety concerns over Beijing’s massive hydropower project on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, identifying an active fault line directly beneath the planned mega dam. The findings contradict China’s repeated assurances that the multi‑billion‑dollar project meets the highest safety standards and poses no risk to downstream

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