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A New Ayurvedic Hospital at Udaipur: Widening the Doors of Care

DA Editorial Desk | Dhruba Deka On Wednesday, Chief Minister Manik Saha inaugurated a government Ayurvedic college and hospital at Chandrapur in Udaipur, Gomati district. Reports describe a two-storey building with 60 beds. Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy, the district’s elected representatives, senior health officials and the principal of the Tripura Ayurvedic Medical College attended.

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Ethiopia sees India as a key partner amid tensions in the Horn of Africa, envoy says

Ethiopia has described India as one of its most important international partners as tensions continue in parts of the Horn of Africa, underscoring the growing strategic relationship between the two countries. In an interview with Firstpost, Ethiopia’s Chargé d’Affaires in New Delhi, Ambassador Nebiyu Tedla, said Ethiopia remains committed to dialogue and peaceful cooperation despite

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US pressure, billionaire’s demands and ‘regime change’ claims: Harish Salve warns of coordinated pressure on India

Senior advocate and former Solicitor General of India Harish Salve has alleged that India is facing a coordinated campaign of external pressure, warning that recent unrest and political developments in the region may not be entirely organic. In remarks that have sparked debate, Salve suggested that foreign funding and overseas influence could be playing a

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Kremlin rejects Zelenskyy’s 60‑day truce proposal, says Russia wants ‘long‑term peace’

Russia has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s proposal for a 60‑day ceasefire, arguing that a temporary pause in fighting would not address the underlying issues of the conflict and insisting that Moscow is focused on achieving a broader, long‑term settlement. The proposal was put forward by Zelenskyy to allow Ukraine to conduct a presidential election

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When a Medicine’s Price Outruns the Patient

DA Editorial Team A cancer diagnosis brings fear enough. For many families it also brings a second shock at the pharmacy counter. The Supreme Court has recently turned its attention to this problem, and its observations deserve to be heard widely. On 22 September, a bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta was told

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Measuring the Festival’s Noise: A Useful First Step

DA Editorial Desk | Sara Debbarma As Durga Puja approaches, Tripura Police has received a practical new tool. On 12 October, the Tripura State Pollution Control Board handed over 35 sound level meters to the force. Minister Animesh Debbarma was present at the event, and Inspector General of Police Manchak Ippar received the equipment. The

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Tripura’s Classrooms Deserve a Roadmap, and a Conversation

DA Editorial Desk | Dhruba Deka This week Agartala is hosting a two-day Education Conclave at Pragna Bhawan, on 13 and 14 October. It is organised by the Vidya Bharati Shiksha Samity Tripura together with MBB University, and Governor N. Indrasena Reddy is the chief guest. The gathering will review how far the National Education

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Parched State: Andhra Declares Drought in 21 Districts

ANDHRA PRADESH: The Andhra Pradesh government has declared drought in 388 mandals across 21 districts for the 2026 Kharif season, following a severe rainfall shortage. The 388 mandals are out of the state’s 688. According to the government order, the state received an average of 197.6 mm of rain between June 1 and August 31,

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Nuclear Warning: India Slams Pakistan at UN

UNITED NATIONS,: India has warned Pakistan against treating nuclear weapons as “routine instruments of statecraft”, saying New Delhi will not bow to nuclear blackmail and that any terrorist attack on the country will draw a fitting response. India spoke on Friday, exercising its Right of Reply at the UN General Assembly’s First Committee on Disarmament

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