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The Rise of Consumerism: Do We Buy More Than We Need?

Modern life has made shopping easier than at any point in human history. With a few taps on a smartphone, consumers can order clothes, electronics, groceries, furniture, and countless other products from anywhere in the world. Online marketplaces, social media advertising, flash sales, and easy payment options have transformed the way people spend money. While […]

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Centre tells Delhi HC: Telegram has become “the new dark web”

The Union government has defended its temporary blocking of Telegram, telling the Delhi High Court that the platform has evolved into a major hub for cybercrime, fraud and illicit networks. Appearing before Justice Tejas Karia, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued that the action was driven by national‑security and public‑safety concerns, not just the controversy surrounding

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Japan PM Takaichi to visit India next month for annual summit with PM Modi

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is expected to visit India next month for the annual India–Japan Summit, a trip that signals renewed momentum in bilateral cooperation across strategic and industrial sectors. According to reports, Takaichi will travel with a 50‑member business delegation, including top executives from major Japanese corporations such as Suzuki Motor, Itochu, and

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US naval blockade to end in 30 days, says Iran as Pezeshkian reveals peace deal signed by Trump and Sharif

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has publicly released what he describes as a “historic document” — a copy of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, bearing the signatures of US President Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The announcement marks the most significant diplomatic breakthrough since tensions between Washington and Tehran escalated earlier this year.

Tripura News

TSU Submits Six-Point Memorandum on Education to TTAADC Executive Member

Khumulwng:The Twipra Students’ Union (TSU) Central Committee submitted a memorandum containing six demands to C.K. Jamatia, Executive Member for Education under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), highlighting long-standing gaps in the region’s education infrastructure. The demands included urgent recruitment of teachers to address the single-teacher problem affecting schools across the TTAADC area,

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Teachers’ Body Seeks TET Exemption for Pre-2010 Appointees Following SC Order

Agartala:Following a Supreme Court directive mandating that all teachers come under the purview of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET), the Akhil Bharatiya Rashtriya Shaikshik Sangh submitted an appeal to the Prime Minister and the Union Education Minister, urging that teachers appointed before 2010 be exempted from the requirement. The appeal was submitted through the District

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BJP Announces New District Presidents for Khowai and South Sepahijala

Agartala:The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) announced changes to its district leadership on Thursday, naming new presidents for its Khowai and South Sepahijala district committees. Samir Das has been appointed as the new District President of Khowai, while Prasenjit Ghosh has been given charge as President of the South Sepahijala district committee. The announcement was made

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Farmers’ Welfare Government’s Top Priority, Says Minister Sudhanshu Das

Kamalpur:State Fisheries and Animal Resource Development Minister Sudhanshu Das said that the overall welfare of farmers and marginalized sections of society remains the government’s primary objective, describing farmers as the true providers and benefactors of ordinary people. Speaking at the “Khet Bachao” (Save the Farmland) campaign event held at Salema Community Hall in Kamalpur sub-division

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Residents Block Road in Nalchar Over 15-Day Power, Water Crisis

Nalchar:Frustrated by an ongoing power and water crisis lasting nearly two weeks, residents of East Durlabh Narayan under 21-Nalchar staged a road blockade, demanding immediate restoration of essential services. According to locals, the area has been without a stable electricity supply for the past 15 days, with water supply also severely affected during the same

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