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  Agartala, April 20: In a heartening celebration of culture and tradition, the Senpara Sanskritik Haat observed its 72nd week with great enthusiasm, coinciding with the Bengali New Year 1432. Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha graced the occasion, appreciating the consistent efforts made to preserve and promote the rich heritage of Bengal. Organised by Bangla Sanskriti Baloy , the weekly cultural market has become a focal point of Tripura’s community-driven cultural movement. Every Sunday, it brings together poets, artists, musicians, and cultural lovers in an open and inclusive space. In his address, CM Dr. Manik Saha noted that such initiatives build a healthy, progressive society. “Senpara’s cultural haat is a wonderful example of how art, literature, and music can come together to inspire society. I’m truly glad to be part of this celebration and extend my heartfelt greetings for the Bengali New Year to everyone,” he said. The programme featured traditional songs, poetry ...

  Agartala, April 20: Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha on Saturday asserted that frequent elections disrupt development, drain resources, and create administrative hurdles. Speaking at a discussion on One Nation, One Election organised by the BJP Tripura Pradesh Legal Cell at Sukanta Academy in Agartala, he strongly advocated for the implementation of the concept to ensure smoother governance and democratic participation. “Frequent elections throughout the year hinder development work, waste financial resources, and disrupt normal life,” said Dr. Saha. “If One Nation, One Election is implemented, voters will be able to exercise their democratic rights more effectively.” The Chief Minister stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken the bold step of introducing the One Nation, One Election bill in Parliament to make the democratic process more citizen-friendly and development-oriented. Drawing parallels with past reforms, Dr. Saha praised PM Modi's leadership. “PM Mo...

Agartala, April 20: A voluntary blood donation camp was organised at the GB Hospital Auditorium in Agartala on Saturday, marking the first annual conference of the Government Medical Laboratory Technology Employees Association. The event was graced by notable dignitaries, including Agartala Municipal Corporation Mayor and MLA Deepak Majumdar, Health Department Director Tapan Majumdar, and Association General Secretary Utpal Chakma. A total of 45 individuals voluntarily came forward to donate blood during the camp. The initiative was widely appreciated by the guests, with Mayor Deepak Majumdar lauding the efforts of the organisers and participants. He underscored the critical role of blood donation in saving lives and praised the donors for their selfless contributions, calling the act a blend of humanitarianism and civic duty. In his speech, Mayor Majumdar encouraged continued participation in such socially responsible initiatives. He emphasised that regular blood donation not only h...