Kailashahar: Tension gripped Ramkrishna Mahavidyalaya in Kailashahar on Wednesday after a clash broke out between TIPRA Motha-backed TISF workers and ABVP students during a deputation submission, prompting police and central forces to intervene. According to reports, a TISF delegation, led by the organisation’s district president Anukul Debbarma, arrived at the college around noon with prior […]
Nepal is shifting its diplomatic stance after the devastating August 26 Himalayan flood, insisting that the disaster was a “crisis we didn’t create” and demanding climate compensation from major emitters — China, India, and the United States — instead of traditional humanitarian aid. The flash flood, triggered by the collapse of a glacier and mountainside
As New Delhi prepares to host the 18th BRICS Summit on 12–13 September, the question dominating diplomatic circles is whether the bloc is ready for another round of expansion. The summit marks 20 years since BRICS’ founding foreign ministers first met in 2006, and India — holding the chair for the fourth time — is
A committee representing protesters in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir (PoK) has laid out a stringent 13‑point charter of demands before agreeing to any negotiations with the regional administration. The conditions come after weeks of unrest marked by curfews, arrests, clashes, and allegations of excessive force. At the core of the demands is the withdrawal of security forces
The United States has issued a sharp warning to countries, companies and financial networks that continue to support Iran, signalling that a new wave of sanctions could soon target airlines, maritime operators, and even digital‑asset platforms. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington is prepared to widen its pressure campaign as the conflict involving Iran
Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday blocked two separate protest marches in Srinagar — one by the ruling National Conference toward the BJP’s Jawahar Nagar office, another by the BJP toward the civil secretariat — with barricades stopping NC leaders including ministers and sitting MLAs near Rajbagh police station before they could even reach their
SONAMURA: In a bid to ensure a completely error-free, transparent, and accurate electoral roll, the Sub-Divisional Administration of Sonamura is set to launch the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 from September 5, aligning with the state-wide rollout. To brief the public on the revision phases, deadlines, and voter responsibilities, the Sonamura Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) chaired a
Agartala : A delegation approached the State Election Commission on Wednesday, submitting a deputation demanding that the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process for voter list revision be initiated immediately after the upcoming Village Committee elections conclude. The delegation included MP Rajiv Bhattacharjee, Bipin Debbarma, and other leaders, who argued that the SIR process is crucial
Bishalgarh : A sensational incident has come to light at South Charilam School in Bishalgarh sub-division, where student leaders affiliated with the Left have alleged that they were beaten up by a group of goons allegedly brought in by the school’s headmistress. According to the allegations, the student leaders were assaulted on the school premises,
Agartala : A group of surrendered militants has called for a bandh (general strike) on September 4, threatening to block the National Highway as well as rail routes on the day, triggering concern among commuters and local authorities. Ahead of the proposed shutdown, those who called for the bandh reportedly inspected the Barmura and Mandai
