Tripura News

Electricity Consumers’ Association Accuses TSECL of “Cheating” Public, Submits 6-Point Charter of Demands

AGARTALA: The Tripura Electricity Consumer Association has accused the state electricity corporation of cheating consumers, alleging irregularities in billing and service delivery. Members of the association submitted a deputation to officials of the Tripura State Electricity Corporation Limited (TSECL), pressing a six-point charter of demands aimed at addressing what they described as long-standing grievances of […]

Tripura News

Modern Tech in Focus as State-Level Seminar on Livestock Health Security Held in Agartala

AGARTALA: A state-level seminar on livestock health security, focusing on modern technology and innovative initiatives for disease prevention, surveillance, and control, was held on Tuesday at Pragya Bhawan here. The seminar, titled “Livestock Health Security: Innovative Initiatives in Disease Prevention, Surveillance and Control,” was inaugurated by ARDD Secretary Deepa D. Nair. ARDD Director Dr. N.K.

Editorial

The Fear of Failure: Why Young People Are Afraid to Take Risks

Failure has always been a part of growth. Every invention, successful business, scientific discovery, and personal achievement has been built upon setbacks and lessons learned. Yet today, many young people fear failure more than ever before. Instead of viewing it as a stepping stone to success, they often see it as something to avoid at

Tripura News

Vande Mataram to Be Mandatory in State Schools Alongside National Anthem

AGARTALA: The School Education Department has issued a directive making it mandatory for all schools in the state to sing the national song “Vande Mataram” alongside the national anthem, according to the notification. The directive, reportedly issued to educational institutions across the state, requires students to sing “Vande Mataram” in addition to the national anthem

Editorial

Processed Food Nation: Are We Eating Ourselves Sick?

Walk through the aisles of any modern supermarket, and it becomes clear how dramatically our eating habits have changed. Shelves are lined with instant noodles, frozen meals, sugary cereals, packaged snacks, soft drinks, and ready-to-eat foods promising convenience in minutes. While processed foods have become an integral part of modern life, they also raise a

Editorial

Should Financial Literacy Be a Core School Subject?

In today’s world, earning money is no longer enough; knowing how to manage it has become an essential life skill. Yet, millions of students graduate from schools every year without ever learning how to budget, save, invest, pay taxes, understand loans, or avoid debt. They may know complex mathematical formulas, historical events, and scientific theories,

Global News

Russia’s missile blitz exposes Ukraine’s deepening air‑defence crisis ahead of NATO summit

Russia’s latest large‑scale missile and drone barrage has laid bare a serious and worsening air‑defence shortage in Ukraine, with officials warning that the country is struggling to intercept high‑speed ballistic missiles due to dwindling supplies of Patriot interceptors. The overnight assault, one of the biggest combined aerial attacks in months, struck Kyiv and surrounding regions

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