Agartala: The All Tripura Teachers’ Association (ATTA), Post Office Chowmuhani Unit, has submitted a memorandum to the Director of School Education (Secondary), raising several demands aimed at addressing longstanding problems in the state’s education system. In the memorandum, the association demanded urgent measures to resolve the shortage of teachers across schools, along with a resolution […]
Agartala: Chief Minister Professor Dr. Manik Saha on Tuesday reiterated the state government’s commitment to strengthening Tripura’s healthcare system, highlighting various initiatives aimed at making it more advanced and people-friendly. Addressing a State Level Training Programme and Offer Distribution Programme for General Duty Medical Officers, Medical Officers (Dental), Dental Surgeons and Community Health Officers at
Bishalgarh: A case of daring theft has come to light at a Kali temple in the Sitalatilla area under Bishalgarh Police Station, triggering concern among local residents. The theft is believed to have taken place late Monday night. It came to light on Tuesday morning when the temple priest arrived to perform the daily puja
Agartala: Police at West Police Station have recovered a stolen scooty, a cylinder, and several other items in a recent operation, officials said. Addressing the media, West PS Officer-in-Charge (OC) Sanjit Sen shared details of the recovery, stating that the items had been reported stolen and were subsequently traced and seized by the police following
Pratapgarh : Amid mounting political tension over the Vidyasagar incident, the Bharatiya Janata Party’s 13 Pratapgarh Mandal unit organised a counter-protest meeting, voicing strong objection to the episode. The protest, held on the initiative of the local BJP unit, saw the participation of party leaders, workers, and supporters, who gathered to outline the party’s position
Melaghar: A Multi-Purpose Worker (MPW) at Urmai Primary Health Centre, Prasenjit Das, died suddenly while on duty on Tuesday, plunging his family and the local community into grief. Das, a resident of Melaghar Battali, had been unwell since the previous day but reported for work regardless. He collapsed abruptly during his shift and was rushed
Agartala: Unidentified miscreants launched an attack on the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)] party office in Yogendranagar, causing extensive damage to furniture inside the premises. Chairs, tables, and other office fittings were smashed during the incident, leaving the party office in disarray. The attack has drawn sharp criticism from party workers and supporters in
MELAGHAR: A gang of thieves broke into a locked house in the Char area of Melaghar and decamped with gold and silver ornaments along with cash, taking advantage of the homeowner’s absence. According to local sources, Minati Saha, wife of the late Subhash Saha, had gone to a relative’s house in Bishalgarh for a family
AGARTALA: The Tripura TET Teachers Welfare Association submitted a memorandum addressed to the Chief Minister to the Education Director, raising two key demands concerning the service conditions of TET-qualified teachers in the state. The association demanded that TET teachers be granted a regular pay scale from the very first day of their appointment, rather than
PECHARTHAL: Students of Nabinchara Higher Secondary School blocked the Assam-Agartala National Highway No. 8 from Monday morning, protesting an acute shortage of teachers at the school, causing traffic to pile up on both sides of the road in the Nabinchara area. Holding placards, the students staged a sit-in on the highway, demanding immediate appointment of
