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Tripura News

Gomati Police Seize Brown Sugar, Arrest Three in Anti-Drug Operation

UDAIPUR: Gomati District Police achieved a significant breakthrough in its anti-narcotics drive, arresting three persons and seizing approximately seven grams of brown sugar packed in 70 separate containers. The operation, conducted under the supervision of Sub-Divisional Police Officer Debanjali Roy, was based on specific intelligence inputs. Acting on a tip-off, police tracked an auto-rickshaw (registration […]

Tripura News

State-Level Workshop on Tobacco Awareness Held in Agartala

AGARTALA: A state-level workshop on tobacco awareness was organised by the Tripura Volunteer Health Association, bringing together senior government officials, health experts, and dignitaries to discuss the growing concerns surrounding tobacco use in the state. Sports Minister Tinku Roy attended the programme as the chief guest, along with West Tripura District Zilla Sabhadhipati Biswajit Sheel

Tripura News

World Nature Conservation Day Observed at Heritage Park

AGARTALA: World Nature Conservation Day was observed at Heritage Park here, with Governor Indra Sena Reddy attending the programme as the chief guest, along with senior officials of the Forest Department. The event was organised to mark the significance of conserving the natural environment and raising awareness about the importance of protecting biodiversity, forests, and

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Meta faces backlash after PM Modi’s Facebook video is briefly removed, raising fresh concerns over platform errors and political content moderation

A brief removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Facebook video has triggered a fresh controversy in India, with the government demanding answers from Meta over what it calls a serious lapse in content handling. The video — a selfie message posted on 23 July, in which PM Modi addressed protesting students and announced tougher measures

Editorial

Natural Farming: Promise, Policy, or Practical Challenge?

Natural farming has gained increasing attention in India as an alternative to conventional agriculture. Promoted as a method that minimises the use of chemical fertilisers and pesticides while relying on locally available natural inputs, it promises healthier soil, lower cultivation costs, and environmentally sustainable farming. The Government of India has encouraged this approach through initiatives

Editorial

Can India Become the Voice of the Global South?

The term “Global South” refers to developing and emerging economies across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and parts of Oceania that share common aspirations for economic growth, equitable development, and a stronger voice in global decision-making. For decades, many of these nations have argued that international institutions do not adequately reflect their interests. As geopolitical dynamics

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