SONAMURA: An unidentified young man was rescued in a critical condition from a forested area under Maynama Gram Panchayat in Sonamura police station area, after locals spotted him lying unattended amid the undergrowth. According to reports, residents of the area noticed the youth lying in the jungle and immediately alerted the Sonamura Fire Service department. […]
AGARTALA: Family members of Special Police Officers (SPOs) in Tripura raised their voice on Friday against long-standing grievances of low allowances, limited benefits, and uncertain career prospects, submitting a 10-point charter of demands to the police administration. Under the banner of the All Tripura SPO Family Welfare Association, members handed over a deputation at the
DHARMANAGAR: Alert residents of Krishnapur area under Dharmanagar sub-division apprehended a group of cattle thieves along with an alleged broker network on [date], exposing what locals describe as a new modus operandi in cattle theft in the region. According to local sources, the accused had reportedly devised a fresh method to smuggle cattle out of
Agartala: Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Ratan Lal Nath flagged off the export of Tripura’s Kalikhasa banana, fragrant lemon, and Queen Pineapple samples to foreign markets from the Agricultural Research Centre in A.D. Nagar, marking a step forward for the state’s push to promote its indigenous agricultural produce internationally. The initiative is aimed at giving
Dharmanagar: Tension gripped Dinnath Narayani Vidyamandir in Dharmanagar on Friday morning after students and parents staged a road blockade, protesting the school’s long-standing failure to open its gates on time. The agitation erupted after students were unable to sit for a scheduled Class V examination because the gate remained closed. The exam was further disrupted
AGARTALA: Minister Ratanlal Nath toured the agriculture and power department exhibitions at ‘Destination Tripura’, expressing confidence in a bright future for both sectors in the state. Speaking to media persons after the visit, the minister highlighted the initiatives and achievements showcased at the exhibition stalls, noting that the displays reflected the state’s growing capabilities in
AGARTALA: Trade between India and Bangladesh will resume very soon, Bangladesh’s High Commissioner to India, Mohammad Riaz Hamidullah, said following a meeting with Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha. Speaking to media persons after the meeting, the High Commissioner expressed optimism over the resumption of cross-border trade activities, indicating positive developments in bilateral commercial ties between
AGARTALA: A youth was caught red-handed by alert locals while allegedly attempting to steal an auto-rickshaw in the area adjoining the Nagicherra Bypass Food Park. According to eyewitnesses, the accused was spotted trying to make off with the vehicle when passersby and nearby residents intervened, overpowering him before he could flee the spot. The youth
BOXANAGAR: In a striking display of self-help, residents of Putia Panchayat under Boxanagar have taken it upon themselves to repair a damaged road stretch in their locality, using their own money after prolonged administrative neglect. Locals said the road had remained in a dilapidated condition for a considerable period, causing severe difficulties for daily commuters,
AGARTALA: Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha has expressed optimism over the potential of the ‘Destination Tripura’ initiative, describing it as a promising step for the state’s development. Speaking on the initiative, the Chief Minister said efforts are underway to expand international connectivity, and that he would hold discussions with the Bangladesh High Commissioner in this
