AGARTALA: Chief Minister Manik Saha on Thursday launched a WhatsApp-based civic grievance redressal system with AI-assisted response mechanisms, with the stated aim of making Agartala a “zero-complaint” city. The system was unveiled at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala on October 8. Alongside it, the Chief Minister also launched an AI-based IVR (interactive voice response) calling
AGARTALA: Tripura Police have said that the investigation into the death of Anurag Dhankar, the state’s former Director General of Police, is progressing and is expected to be completed soon. Dhankar, a 1994-batch IPS officer of the Tripura cadre, was found dead on July 20 at the state police headquarters in Agartala. Police registered a
AGARTALA: The Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) has passed a resolution urging the Centre, the Tripura government and TIPRA to ensure time-bound implementation of the Tiprasa Accord. The resolution calls on all three parties to work to a fixed timeline for delivering on the agreement, which is aimed at the overall development of
DHARMNAGAR: Left-wing organisations, including CITU, burnt an effigy of the Chief Election Commissioner at Kadamtala on Friday night, protesting the deletion of names from the voter list. Carrying red flags, protesters gathered in the busy market area, raised slogans against the Election Commission and set the effigy ablaze. The protest in North Tripura echoes demonstrations
AMARPUR: The CPI(M) has alleged the presence of “ghost voters” in the draft voter list of Amarpur Nagar Panchayat, raising questions over the accuracy of the rolls ahead of the urban local body elections. Two party leaders addressed the media at the CPI(M) Amarpur office on Thursday, presenting their objections to the list. The party
AGARTALA: Tripura DGP (in-charge) G.S. Rao on Thursday said the investigation into the unnatural death of his predecessor, former DGP Anurag Dhankar, is progressing at full pace and will be completed soon. Speaking to reporters at the state police headquarters, Rao described it as “a sensitive and sensational case”. He did not announce any timeline
AGARTALA: Tripura Police will deploy more than 10,000 personnel, including Tripura State Rifles (TSR) jawans, across the state during Durga Puja to maintain law and order and assist visitors and pandal-hoppers, DGP (in-charge) G.S. Rao said on Thursday. Addressing a press conference at the state police headquarters, Rao said Durga Puja is the biggest festival
AGARTALA: Tripura Police on Thursday flagged off a motorcycle rally from Agartala carrying the twin messages of national unity and a drug-free India. The rally is part of the National Motorcycle Rally 2026, organised ahead of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas. Director General of Police (in-charge) G.S. Rao flagged off the riders from the A.D. Nagar Police
AGARTALA: The journey of the “Josh” team has begun in West Tripura with the aim of building a Yakshamukta (tuberculosis-free) India. A programme to mark the launch was held in the district, attended by officials and guests who were felicitated with traditional Tripuri scarves. A speaker addressed the gathering on the initiative, while a stage
AGARTALA: A conference on economic empowerment and animal husbandry was held on Thursday, with Minister Sudhangshu Das and other distinguished guests in attendance. The event was themed “Empowering Women Through Livestock”, highlighting animal husbandry as a pathway to financial independence for women, particularly in rural areas. Guests toured the display stalls and interacted with participants
