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  On 31st July, under the National Oral Health Programme and National Health Mission (NHM), a state-level training camp for Medical Officers (Dental) and Community Health Officers (CHOs) was held at Pragya Bhavan in collaboration with AGMC and the Indian Dental Association. Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha inaugurated the event and addressed the participants, highlighting their vital role in delivering quality healthcare to the grassroots. He also flagged off two state-of-the-art Blood Transport Vans designated for Kailashahar and Bishalgarh hospitals, marking a significant step toward ensuring timely and safe blood supply across Tripura. As part of the event, the Chief Minister also planted a sapling, symbolising a commitment to a healthier and greener future.

  Agartala, July 31: On 30th July, a delegation from the Tripura Tea Planters’ Association met Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha at his official residence in Agartala. During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on the various initiatives undertaken by the state government for the development of the tea industry. The Chief Minister also took note of the suggestions and concerns raised by the delegation for further advancement of the sector. Dr. Saha assured the delegates of continued government support in strengthening infrastructure, market linkages, and financial security for small tea growers. The representatives appreciated the government’s proactive role in promoting Tripura’s tea industry and expressed optimism about future growth.

  Agartala, July 22: “The Legislative Assembly is a sacred temple of democracy where laws are framed for the welfare of the people,” said Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha while inaugurating the event “Historic July: Footsteps of Tripura Legislative Assembly” at the Assembly lobby. Reflecting on the significance of July, he highlighted that the Tripura Assembly was formed on 1st July 1963 and shifted from Ujjayanta Palace to the new complex on 22nd July 2011. Speaker Biswabandhu Sen noted that legislators are chosen by the blessings of the people and God, while Minister Ratan Lal Nath recalled the state's first Assembly with just 30 MLAs.  Forest Minister Animesh Debbarma and Opposition Leader Jitendra Chaudhury also stressed the Assembly’s democratic legacy. Marking the occasion, dignitaries including the CM, Speaker, and MLAs planted mango saplings in the Assembly premises, supported by the Forest Department which distributed 250 saplings. Addressing the media, CM Saha...

  Agartala, 22 July: Forward Club emerged victorious as the champions of the Neeljyoti Rakhal Memorial Knockout Shield Football Tournament, defeating strong contenders Blood Mouth Club 2–0 in the final at Umakanta Mini Stadium. With a well-planned strategy, Forward Club netted two crucial goals—one in each half—while maintaining a solid defence that left Blood Mouth’s strikers goalless throughout the match. Senthamils opened the scoring in the 17th minute, while Siam Puiya doubled the lead in the 56th minute. Despite several attempts by both teams, no further goals were scored. The champions walked away with a handsome trophy and a prize of ₹60,000, while the runners-up received ₹40,000 and the runner-up trophy. In a post-match ceremony, Tripura Football Association expressed heartfelt gratitude to all participating teams, officials, staff, referees, sponsors, and media partners for ensuring the tournament’s success.

  On July 21, 2025, the School Education Department of Tripura organised a grand felicitation ceremony at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan, Agartala, to honour schools that achieved 100% pass results in this year’s Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examinations conducted by TBSE and CBSE. Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha, who graced the event as Chief Guest, highlighted that the success of these schools reflects the fruitful implementation of the National Education Policy and the state government's continuous efforts to ensure quality education. He praised the dedication of students, teachers, and school authorities, stating that a healthy competitive environment is enabling schools to achieve academic excellence. The CM personally handed over certificates and mementos to the successful institutions and encouraged others to follow their example. The event, attended by a large number of educators and students, reflected the government’s strong commitment to raising educational standar...

Hundreds of STGT (Selection Test for Graduate Teachers) candidates gathered before the Chief Minister's residence in Agartala on Thursday, demanding the immediate release of their 2022 exam results.  The protesters, who had appeared for the exam nearly three years ago, expressed frustration over the government's delay in publishing the results and initiating the recruitment process. The candidates alleged that despite repeated appeals to the Chief Minister and other officials, their concerns have remained unaddressed. They are worried that a new STGT notification issued for 2025 might render many of them ineligible due to age restrictions. "We waited patiently for years. Now, a new STGT notification has been issued for 2025, but many of us have crossed the age limit. How is this fair?" questioned one protester. The protest led to police intervention, with several demonstrators being detained and escorted away from the hi...

  New Delhi, July 18: The Indian Building Congress (IBC), one of the premier national bodies of engineers, today began its 109th Governing Council Meeting at Pragya Bhawan in New Delhi. Alongside, a key seminar titled "Infrastructure Development in North East Region of India" was inaugurated, drawing participation from top officials, engineers, and policymakers. Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha graced the inaugural session and addressed the assembly. He lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s continuous initiatives in accelerating infrastructural progress in the Northeastern region. “Engineers are now giving special importance to modern, innovative project planning while overcoming the natural barriers of the region,” Dr. Saha stated. The three-day event will feature presentations on recent achievements, sustainable models, and future infrastructure strategies specific to Northeast India.

Guwahati, July 18, 2025: Tripura continues to set benchmarks in the energy sector, with the state spearheading the North-East's transition toward energy independence. Attending the 29th North Eastern Region Power Committee (NERPC) meeting in Guwahati, officials from Tripura highlighted a major achievement — the launch of the region’s first-ever 800 MW Pumped Storage Project , a bold step towards sustainable energy and enhanced grid stability. The delegation from Tripura, led by Power Minister Shri Ratan Lal Nath , played a crucial role in safeguarding the interests of North Eastern states by opposing a proposed gas price hike. This decisive stance will ensure continued affordability and reliability in power supply across the region. Under the dynamic leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji , Tripura remains committed to the national vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat , clean energy expansion, and regional empowerment. The NERPC meeting served as a platform to reaff...

The Ministry of Law and Justice has issued an official notification appointing Justice Satya Ratna Sri Ramachandra Rao as the new Chief Justice of the Tripura High Court. Justice Rao's appointment is part of a routine judicial reshuffle aimed at ensuring efficient distribution of leadership and responsibilities across Indian High Courts. With his firm legal acumen and administrative capabilities, Justice Rao is expected to improve access to justice in the state and ensure timely disposal of cases.

Agartala, July 15: In a bid to reduce court case backlogs, the Tripura State Legal Services Authority has referred over 1,000 cases to nine mediation centres across the state. This initiative is part of a special 90-day mediation drive that began on July 1, 2025, under the joint efforts of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) and the Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee of the Supreme Court of India. The cases being taken up for mediation include matrimonial disputes, Motor Vehicle Compensation claims, consumer complaints, business conflicts, eviction notices, inheritance matters, and debt recovery cases. Mediation, distinct from traditional court proceedings, involves trained mediators helping both parties negotiate and arrive at a mutually agreeable solution. Notably, Tripura has expanded its pool of mediators to include individuals from diverse backgrounds, including religious leaders, tribal chieftains, and professionals from various fields. A special 4...