Kailashahar: A toto (auto-rickshaw) loaded with iron rods overturned today near the Press Club area adjacent to Manu Land Customs, located on the India-Bangladesh international border in Kailashahar, after the driver lost control of the vehicle due to the dilapidated condition of the road. According to local residents, the road in question has remained in […]
Agartala: A seminar on veterinary vaccines against three major livestock diseases — Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis (IBR), Theileriosis, and Cysticercosis — was organised today at Hall No. 3, Pragya Bhawan, under the initiative of the Animal Resource Development Department. Deepa D. Nayar, Secretary of the Animal Resource Development Department, attended the programme as chief guest. Several
Agartala: The Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress organised a tree plantation programme at Gandhi Ghat today to mark the birthday of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Party workers and youth Congress members gathered at the venue and planted saplings as part of the initiative, aimed at promoting environmental awareness alongside the celebration. The programme saw participation from
Agartala: With Jamai Sashthi falling tomorrow, traders across local markets have set up colourful stalls displaying ritual essentials, yet business this year has been markedly slower compared to previous years, vendors said. Overcast skies and intermittent showers through the day have kept both shoppers and sellers on edge. Many traders complained that the unpredictable weather,
For much of the 20th century, space exploration was largely a competition between global superpowers. Today, however, a new space race is emerging—one driven by technological innovation, scientific discovery, economic opportunity, and national ambition. Countries around the world are investing heavily in space programs, and India has become one of the most important players in
For decades, concerns about overpopulation dominated discussions about the future. Governments, economists, and environmentalists worried about whether the planet could sustain a rapidly growing population. Today, however, a different demographic challenge is emerging across many countries: declining fertility rates. In numerous nations, people are having fewer children than previous generations, raising important questions about the
Modern life has made shopping easier than at any point in human history. With a few taps on a smartphone, consumers can order clothes, electronics, groceries, furniture, and countless other products from anywhere in the world. Online marketplaces, social media advertising, flash sales, and easy payment options have transformed the way people spend money. While
The Union government has defended its temporary blocking of Telegram, telling the Delhi High Court that the platform has evolved into a major hub for cybercrime, fraud and illicit networks. Appearing before Justice Tejas Karia, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued that the action was driven by national‑security and public‑safety concerns, not just the controversy surrounding
Russia is in advanced discussions to induct the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile into its armed forces, marking a rare reversal in the traditional flow of defence technology between Moscow and New Delhi. According to BrahMos Aerospace chief Jaiteerth Joshi, Russia has formally conveyed its interest in acquiring the missile and is exploring ways to expand
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is expected to visit India next month for the annual India–Japan Summit, a trip that signals renewed momentum in bilateral cooperation across strategic and industrial sectors. According to reports, Takaichi will travel with a 50‑member business delegation, including top executives from major Japanese corporations such as Suzuki Motor, Itochu, and
