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TSF Advocates for Cultural Sensitivity in Recruitment Exam Scheduling





The Twipra Students' Federation (TSF) has raised a compelling plea to the Tripura Public Service Commission, requesting the postponement of a crucial recruitment examination scheduled for December 22, citing the significance of the indigenous *Tring* festival.


The federation's deputation highlights the cultural importance of the Tring festival, a momentous New Year celebration deeply rooted in indigenous traditions. The festivities commence on December 21 night, featuring vibrant cultural performances, melodious songs, and traditional dances that mark the community's transition into the New Year.


Adding weight to the TSF's argument, the Autonomous District Council (ADC) administration has already declared December 22 as an official holiday, recognizing the festival's cultural significance. This official recognition underscores the importance of respecting indigenous cultural practices and traditions.


The TSF's demand goes beyond a mere request for exam postponement. It represents a broader call for cultural sensitivity and respect for indigenous traditions in administrative planning. The federation emphasizes that while many religious and cultural events often receive limited holiday considerations, the Tring festival deserves comprehensive acknowledgment.

Their argument is particularly noteworthy given the potential impact on candidates. Participating in the recruitment exam during a major cultural celebration could:

- Disrupt cultural observances

- Create additional stress for candidates

- Demonstrate insensitivity to indigenous cultural practices


The TSF urges the Tripura Public Service Commission to consider rescheduling the exam, ensuring that candidates can fully participate in their cultural celebrations without compromising their professional opportunities.


This advocacy represents a significant moment of cultural assertion, highlighting the importance of preserving and respecting indigenous traditions in contemporary administrative processes.

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