AGARTALA: Tripura Pradesh Youth Congress President Neelkamal Saha, along with party leaders, met representatives of the Motor Stand Auto Syndicate on Thursday to discuss the state government’s recent decision banning auto-rickshaw parking at the Motor Stand. During the meeting, Youth Congress leaders held discussions with auto drivers to understand the difficulties faced by them following […]

AGARTALA: A four-member delegation of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) submitted a deputation to the Director of Health Services on Thursday, seeking state government intervention for the treatment of a young girl, Manushree Chowdhury. The delegation stated that despite efforts to raise funds for Manushree’s treatment, the amount collected would not be sufficient

AGARTALA: BJP Chief Spokesperson Subrata Chakraborty, addressing a press conference held by the party’s Pradesh Committee on the occasion of National Doctors’ Day on Thursday, said the government has taken landmark decisions towards improving the state’s health services and infrastructure. Extending greetings on the birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, Chakraborty said

AGARTALA: A review meeting was held on Thursday to assess the work carried out by the Animal Resource Development Department over the past year in the public interest, following which Minister Sudhangshu Das briefed the media at Mahakaran on the decisions taken. The meeting reviewed the department’s performance and achievements over the past one year,

AGARTALA: Tribal beneficiaries under Hejamara RD Block staged a protest on Thursday, locking the block office gate, alleging non-payment of social welfare allowances for the past four months, from March to June. Allowance recipients from 21 ADC villages under the block gathered from the morning and submitted a three-point charter of demands to the BDO.

AGARTALA: CPI(M) veteran and former Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on Thursday hit out at the state government on multiple fronts, ranging from healthcare policy to law and order, alleging administrative failures across departments. Reacting to the government’s decision to close doctors’ private practice chambers at GBP Hospital, Sarkar alleged the move was taken without factoring

AGARTALA: The Tripura Legislative Assembly celebrated its 63rd Foundation Day on Wednesday at the Assembly lobby, with Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu and Leader of the Opposition Jitendra Chaudhury addressing the gathering on the importance of preserving democratic traditions, constitutional values and the Assembly’s parliamentary legacy. The programme was attended by legislators across party lines, former

AGARTALA: Women residents of South Mahespur under Kathalia Block staged a road blockade on Wednesday morning, demanding restoration of drinking water supply that has remained disrupted for nearly a week following a burst pipeline. Carrying pitchers as a mark of protest, the women blocked the South Mahespur bypass stretch of the Sonamura–Bilonia road from around

AGARTALA: Students of Lakshmandepa Higher Secondary School under Nalchar Assembly constituency staged a protest on Thursday, sitting on the road outside the school and locking its gate from around 8 am, alleging a severe shortage of teachers. According to sources, the school has a total of 226 students but only six teachers to cater to

AGARTALA: The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) submitted a deputation to the Agartala East Women’s Police Station on Thursday, demanding action over the alleged confinement and abuse of a minor girl from Nandannagar, who was reportedly held captive and tortured for three days. Speaking on the occasion, AIDWA General Secretary Swapna Dutta alleged that