Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday emphasized the transformative changes in India’s North Eastern region over the last decade, asserting that peace has been restored in the region in the last ten years and the focus must now shift to building an industrial ecosystem.
The detainees, who were staying at Roy Guest House near the Khowai District Hospital, were found to have entered India illegally and were reportedly planning to return to Bangladesh.
Reflecting growing cross-border tensions, ILS Super Specialty Hospital in Agartala has announced its decision to stop treating Bangladeshi nationals.
A group of Indian passengers travelling from Tripura to Kolkata on a Shyamoli Paribahan bus were subjected to a terrifying ordeal when their bus was attacked in Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh.
A section of the hill population has expressed its reactions to the central government's decision to convene a meeting of the Joint Working Group/Committee on the tripartite agreement among the Centre, the Tripura government and The Indigenous Progressive Regional Alliance (TIPRA).
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday announced the Tripura governments ‘Policy for Empowerment of Women with 33 per cent reservation for women in all state government jobs.
Apart from Deb, Tripura Industries and Commerce Minister Manoj Kanti Deb and TIDC Chairman Tinku Roy also attended the function.
A letter issued by the office of the Sub-Divisional Police Officer at Teliamura stated that Abhishek Banerjee’s visit to Baramura Eco Park stood cancelled as SDPO, Teliamura had already given permission to another Trust to organise an event at the same venue, where state minister Mebar Kumar Jamatia would address the crowd.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Manipur and Tripura on January 4 during which he will inaugurate and lay foundation stones
Elections could not be held in seven “urban localities” and the BJP secured victory without contest. This is the first occasion when Trinamul contested the polls on its own in a state other than West Bengal. Suffice it to register that Bengal’s ruling party, with a negligible presence in Tripura, has now emerged as the principal opposition in the state with a vote-share of more than 20 per cent.
