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In a joyful development for wildlife lovers, a tigress at Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary has given birth to three healthy cubs. The sanctuary, known for its rich biodiversity, now celebrates the arrival of these future kings and queens of the forest. Forest officials are closely monitoring the mother and her cubs to ensure their safety and well-being. The birth marks a significant step in conservation efforts, boosting the sanctuary’s tiger population. Nature enthusiasts and officials alike are thrilled with this addition, which brings hope for a thriving wildlife future in Tripura’s natural reserves.

  On May 22, 2025, Tripura saw a major boost in rural development as two crucial projects were launched in the Gomati district. Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Ratanlal Nath laid the foundation stones for several initiatives aimed at empowering farmers, while Power Minister inaugurated a vital power substation, ensuring improved electricity access for thousands. Minister Ratanlal Nath laid the foundation stone for a modern market stall at Kalaban Bazar under the Matabari Agriculture Sub-Division. Backed by the Agriculture Department, this ₹2.20 crore project will provide local farmers and traders with better infrastructure for selling their produce, thereby boosting local agri-based trade. He also laid the foundation stone for the Matabari Agri Development Research-cum-Training Centre. This upcoming facility is designed to provide training to farmers in modern agricultural practices, soil health management, computer literacy, and video conferencing facilities. Minister...

On May 22, 2025, Tripura's Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister, Ratanlal Nath, initiated several significant development projects in the Gomati district, focusing on enhancing rural infrastructure and empowering the farming community, particularly in the Matabari assembly constituency. A major highlight was the laying of the foundation stone for a modern market stall at Kalaban Bazar under the Matabari Agriculture Sub-Division. Supported by the Agriculture Department, this ₹2.20 crore project aims to provide improved marketing infrastructure and facilities, significantly benefiting local farmers and traders. In a parallel development, Minister Nath participated in a mega awareness camp held in Garji under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. This centrally sponsored scheme promotes the use of solar energy in rural households to reduce electricity costs and promote sustainable energy practices. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents, highlighti...

Agartala, May 22: Tripura Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) have jointly detained 21 individuals—16 Bangladeshi nationals and five Indian citizens—for violating immigration laws by crossing the India-Bangladesh border illegally. Officials stated that nine Bangladeshi nationals, including women and children, were stopped by BSF troops near the Manu Border Outpost while trying to return home. They had been working in Agartala for the past two years without legal documentation. Separately, a group of five Bangladeshis from Kurigram district were caught in Sepahijala's Madhupur area. Acting on a tip-off, Tripura Police captured the group near the border with help from villagers. They later confessed to attempting to travel to Delhi using the services of a human trafficker. In another operation in South Tripura's Belonia, two Bangladeshi nationals and four Indian citizens from West Bengal were taken into custody. The Indian nationals reportedly facilitated illegal entry by ...