AGARTALA: The Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee today announced that it will launch a street protest in Agartala on June 24, as part of a series of agitational programmes against the state government. The announcement was made at a press conference held at Agartala Congress Bhawan, where party chief spokesperson Pabir Chakraborty briefed the media in […]
AGARTALA: Devotees thronged the Lakshmi Narayan Temple here today on the occasion of Jamai Shashthi, with mothers in particular offering prayers for the bright future and wellbeing of their sons-in-law and sons. Many devotees, while performing the rituals, also prayed for the overall welfare and prosperity of the people of the state. The temple witnessed
TELIAMURA: An elderly woman from Gamaibari area under Ward No. 15 of Teliamura Municipal Council has appealed to authorities to reinstate her social welfare allowance, which has been stopped for reasons unknown to her. Santana Bala Das, who lives alone with no family members to care for her, said the monthly allowance was her only
AGARTALA: A blood donation camp was organised at IT Bhawan here today by ILOGITRON Technology Private Limited, drawing participation from Minister Pranajit Singha Roy along with several other dignitaries and employees. The initiative saw a steady turnout of donors throughout the day, with participants stepping forward to contribute blood units in a bid to support
Kailashahar:A long-simmering property dispute between two brothers turned fatal on Friday night when both men died in a violent clash at Phultali Gram Panchayat in Kailashahar, sending shockwaves through the subdivision. The victims have been identified as Mayur Chand Sinha, a mason and resident of Ward No. 4, and his younger brother Niloddoj Sinha, a
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