AGARTALA: The Rani Bazar Royal Welfare Society organised the unveiling of its Durga Puja theme alongside a mega blood donation camp, a free health camp, and the distribution of educational materials to underprivileged students, in the area adjoining Rani Bazar police station on Sunday. Minister Sushanta Chowdhury attended the event along with other dignitaries, lending […]
AGARTALA: A free health camp was organised on Sunday at Dashamighat by the Shri Shri Maa Snehamoyee Ashram Trust, offering health check-ups and medical consultations to the general public. The camp was formally inaugurated by West Tripura District Magistrate Dr. Vishal Kumar. Mayor-in-Council Tushar Kanti Bhattacharjee, along with officials of the Shri Shri Maa Snehamoyee
AGARTALA: A dispute over an unclaimed plot of land in the Ajit Palli area of Aralia Jugendranagar has sparked fresh tension, with residents demanding an impartial administrative investigation into its ownership. According to local residents, Durga Puja has been collectively organised on the open plot for the past 25-30 years, and no valid ownership of
KAILASHAHAR: The annual drawing competition organized by Kailashahar New Canvas Art School, under the supervision of Sur Bharatiya Kala Kendra, was held on Sunday at the PM Shri RKI School premises, drawing enthusiastic participation from students across the region. Starting at 11 am, the competition saw more than 150 students take part, spanning age groups
Kamalasagar: Tension broke out in the Lembutuli area of Kamalasagar after a dispute over fines between auto-rickshaw drivers and personnel from Bisalgarh police station, according to local sources.
BISHRAMGANJ: A CNG auto-rickshaw was stolen from the veranda of driver Rakesh Acharya’s residence in the early hours of Sunday, just a short distance from Bishramganj police station, plunging the already struggling family into further distress. The stolen vehicle, bearing registration number TR 07 A 2101, did not belong to Acharya. He had reportedly taken
GLASGOW/AGARTALA: Tripura’s Asmita Dey scripted history on Friday, becoming the first Indian judoka — male or female — to win a Commonwealth Games gold medal, triumphing in the women’s 48 kg category at CWG 2026 in Glasgow. The 23-year-old from Belonia defeated Canada’s Heidi Quach in the final, recovering from an early deficit after conceding
DUKLI: The CPI(M) Dukli Subdivisional Committee organised a procession on Friday in support of the party’s “Jail Bharo” (Fill the Jails) movement scheduled for August 10. The march started from Dropgate and proceeded to Nagerjala, culminating in a roadside public meeting. Addressing the gathering, party West District Secretary Ratan Das and Dukli Subdivisional Committee Secretary
TELIAMURA: Tension gripped Teliamura’s Officetilla area on Friday after customers protested outside Ration Shop No. 2, alleging dealer Rakesh Das had embezzled ration materials and denied entitlements to card-holders. Customers alleged that sugar and other food items were shown as distributed against their ration cards but never actually delivered, while Das also faced accusations of
MELAGHAR: A road built at a cost of over ₹6 crore in Indira Nagar has developed large potholes barely six months after construction, sparking anger among local residents who say substandard materials were used from the outset. The road, which runs from Melaghar Indira Nagar Pachormar Ghat Road to Urmai Hospital, has seen the worst
