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  Reported by SAM WILLIAM  In a shocking incident that has sent shockwaves through Agartala, Prateek Mahalanbish, a member of the Assembly of Journalists, was brutally attacked by miscreants last night. This horrifying incident unfolded when Prateek, a responsible citizen, was returning home from his office. He noticed a couple in a park adjacent to his property at the late hour of 11 pm. Concerned for the safety of his neighborhood, he approached them, asking about their presence at such a late hour. What started as a simple inquiry quickly escalated into an argument. This confrontation eventually drew the attention of some troublemakers who, without any regard for law or civility, invaded Prateek's home and subjected him to a vicious attack. Fearing for his life and well-being, Prateek made the courageous decision to report the incident to the West Agartala police station. However, instead of providing the necessary support and hearing his grievance, the police took a shocki...

 Yesterday a student named Umashankar Debnath of Tripura Institute of Paramedical Science was called from the college and beaten up by seven or eight miscreants, Bajrang Dal today protested at Tripura Institute of Paramedical Science and later met the authorities.

  Prajapita Brahmakumariya Ishwariya University, Ramnagar 5. organized the holy Rakhi Bandhan festival. Honorable Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, Agartala Municipal Corporation Mayor Deepak Majumder and others were present on this day. They were honoured by being tied rakhi on their wrists. Prajapita Brahmakumariya Ishwariya University, Ramnagar 5, radiated a divine aura as it joyously orchestrated the sacred Rakhi Bandhan festival, an occasion that transcends mere rituals to celebrate the profound bond between siblings. The hallowed campus reverberated with a blend of tradition and spirituality as students and faculty members came together to honor the essence of love and protection symbolized by the Rakhi thread. Graced by the esteemed presence of Honourable Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, the event attained a heightened significance. Dr. Saha's words echoed the importance of unity and harmony in society, drawing parallels between the threads of Rakhi and the threads of compassion ...

 Free healthcare camp by Bdharghaut Yubamorcha 

  The average LPG price in Tripura is ₹ 1063.5 per 14.2 kg. Check Subsidised_14__2_Kg_LPG Price Chart, Trend and  Map  to know more. Cost of LPG in Tripura was last updated on 30 August 2023 and is usually updated daily. You may avail various cashback offers by card payment or pay using cash. Current LPG price in Tripura per 14.2 kg is taken from may vary within the city and at outlets of other companies. The retail Tripura LPG price per 14.2 kg includes all State and Central Taxes.

Deputation to Urban Development Director under the initiative of Akhil Bharatiya Safai Mazdoor Sangh.

 On the occasion of National Sports Day today, a spirited rally reverberated through the streets, commemorating the significance of sports in our society. The event was meticulously organized by the Youth Affairs Sports Department, a manifestation of their commitment to fostering a sports-centric culture. The rally embarked from Rabindra Shatabarshiki Bhavan, meandered through kamanchowuni, and then proceeded via paradise chowmuni, culminating at the illustrious Umakanta Swimming Pool Complex Ground. This momentous initiative was inaugurated with great enthusiasm by the esteemed Sports Department Minister, Tingku Roy. Accompanying him were dignitaries including Secretary PK Chakraborty and Director Satyabrata Nath, all of whom added an air of gravitas to the proceedings. The event drew a multitudinous participation of students hailing from various educational institutions, including Tripura Sports Schools, NCC, and other schools, collectively converging in the thousands to honor th...

 Press conference on behalf of CPI (ML) Liberation at Agartala Press Club on by-elections. They criticized the Prime Minister of the country.

Today, supporters of the TSF (Tribal Students Federation) staged a protest in front of Agartala North Gate and Abhoynagar Bridge area , expressing their opposition to the organization's 12-hour strike. The strike was called in protest against the use of the Roman script and the proposed 125th Constitution Amendment Bill. The TSF has been intermittently organizing protests within the city, with another demonstration taking place at the Abhaynagar Bridge. Unfortunately, this latter protest led to the arrest of TSF supporters by the local police. The TSF, or Tribal Students Federation, is advocating for the use of their native script rather than the Bangla script. They assert that the imposition of the Bangla script by the government occurred without their consultation or agreement. This issue has sparked controversy and prompted the TSF to stage these protests as a means of voicing their dissent. The ongoing protests highlight the TSF's commitment to preserving their cultural ide...