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| Violation in recruitment of 384 posts un | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN) : Not even a month has been passed when Tripura High Court cancelled 34 Assistant Professors' job at AGMC that another allegation against the State Govt. has come for violating job recruitment laws while recruiting 348 firemen under Fire Service Dept. Against the unruly attitude of the state govt. a team of unemployed youths, on Tuesday protested before the DM office, at Agartala and charged allegations against the state govt. for continuously depriving the youths of the state regarding govt-jobs. Reportedly, on last Saturday, the job offers were distributed among 384 youths, among them however 11 posts were reserved for Civil Defence trained students. But according to the youths among the 11 candidates, only 4 candidates were eligible for the job, whereas the rest of the 7 youths had begged job via party channels. As per the laws, while recruiting firemen under Fire Service dept, a civil defence appealer must have atleast 7 year’s Experience with regular training programme records. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| 5.4 magnitude earthquake jolts north-eas | AGARTALA / SHILLONG, April 5 (TIWN): A moderate earthquake, measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale, rocked the north-eastern states on Tuesday, an official said. The tremor was felt at 1.12 p.m. with its epicentre located in Meghalaya's East Garo Hills district, said an official of the Regional Seismological Centre in Shillong. "We felt the earthquake in the district, but we have no immediate reports of any casualty or damage," East Garo Hills Deputy Commissioner Cyril Diengdoh told IANS. "I have alerted all the BDOs (Block Development Officers) to send me an immediate report," he said. Seven of the north-eastern states -- Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur -- are considered by seismologists as the sixth major earthquake-prone belt in the world. It's worthy to mention here that the Union home ministry’s disaster management experts have warned of a bigger catastrophe, earthquakes with a magnitude of 8.2 or greater on the Richter scale which may hit the already ruptured Himalayan region. They say quakes with higher intensity than the one that struck Manipur on Monday are likely to rock the region in future. The tectonic shift a series of these recent earthquakes have caused in the region — Manipur 6.7 (Jan 2016), Nepal 7.3 (May 2015) and Sikkim 6.9 (2011) — have re-ruptured the plates that had already developed cracks during previous temblors. This has led to conditions which might trigger multiple earthquakes which may go up to 8.0 in magnitude. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| River Feni over bridge construction awai | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN): Construction of Waterway for importing goods from Bangladesh through River Feni over bridge awaits sanction of funds of Rs.91.44 crore from the union commerce ministry for proceeding with the work. Although the detailed project report is ready for Feni Bridge at Sabroom in southern Tripura but work can proceed after getting Rs.91.44 crore from the union commerce ministry. The preliminary work, including making Detailed Project Report for the construction of 150-metre bridge on river Feni at a cost of Rs. 110 crore to connect the land locked State with Chittagong port in Bangladesh is ready and the work will begin as soon as soon as the centre sanction money in to the project. The construction of bridge over River Feni would boost the connectivity between two countries, India and Bangladesh. After completion, the bridge, located north of the Chittagong international sea port, would provide a significant road link to India's north-eastern states and facilitate greater trade and exchanges between the two countries. The Tripura government has been asking the central government to take all possible steps to ensure access to Bangladeshi ports to ferry men and material to and fro mountainous north-eastern states and other parts of India via Bangladesh. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| Tripura to set up commercial courts | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN / IANS): The Tripura government will soon set up commercial courts in each of the eight districts to resolve commercial disputes in a time-bound manner, an official said here on Tuesday. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| Chances of more rains remain high in nex | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN): Chances of rain prevails high here in Tripura within next 24 hours, said environmental specialists. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| Kamalpur : International Seminar at Degr | KAMALPUR, April 5 (TIWN): The two-day long International Seminar on the observation of 150th years’ mark of Bengali Fiction began today at Kamalpur Government Degree College. Deputy Speaker of Tripura Legislative Assembly, Mr. Pabitra Kar inaugurated the Seminar. Among others, MLA Anajn Das, MLA Bijoy Lakshmi Sinha and Chairperson of Kamalpur Nagar Panchayat Subrata Bhattacharjee were also present in the inaugural program. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| No relief from ‘Poor Internet†| AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN) : Common people are suffering in Tripura even after the inauguration programme held on March 23rd for 10 Gbps internet service to North Eastern states from B’desh. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| Surrendered extremist found dead at Kama | KAMALPUR, April 5 (TIWN): In a bizarre happening a surrendered extremist namely Sajal Reang of Sanaiya Reang Para area under this sub-division found dead in a hilly rivulet yesterday. Police recovered the body from the rivulet and kept for post mortem. After the primary investigation, however, police denounced the possibility of murder behind the death. | 05-Apr-2016 |
| Ill management of flyover construction w | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN): Tripura under the prolonged leadership of CM Manik Sarkar has witnessed heights of under-development in the state where still today the facility of drinking water to basic health service is at stake. The problems does not ends here, the state under the leadership of the CPI-M have become victimised to embezzlement of funds, MGNREGA scams, rising crime against women by the CPI-M MLA, nil industrial set up and many more. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Vendors encroaches footpath leading to t | AGARTALA, April 5 (TIWN): Authority whereas launches eviction drives in various parts of the capital to clear up Government owned lands, shops---the city has been witnessed occupying the footpaths by hawkers with no restriction. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Indian Railways plan for modernizing sta | AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, April 5 (TIWN): Multi-stakeholder partnerships was the key to improving Indian Railways at the earliest, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu said on Monday. "We have a comprehensive plan to transform Indian Railways. Doing it at the earliest involves multi-stakeholder partnerships in its various areas," Prabhu said at the annual session of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) here. Admitting that providing a superior rail experience was a challenge, Prabhu stressed the need to increase capacity exponentially with sustained investments. "Although the government is making efforts, partnerships will be the key in this endeavour," Prabhu asserted while addressing captains of the industry at the day-long session on "Opportunities in Indian Raiways - scope for partnerships". Citing partnerships with Japan in modernisation and expansion, the minister said many agreements were signed to leverage opportunities for a quantum leap in technology absorption.On financial viability of the railways, Prabhu said efforts were on to augment non-rail revenue by monetising assets and modernising stations through public-private participation, multilateral organisations, self-help groups and others. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Tripura's agony may increase more : Petr | AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, April 5 (TIWN): State-run Indian Oil Corp (IOC) hiked transport fuel rates from Tuesday, increasing petrol by Rs.2.19 a litre and diesel by 98 paise -- both at Delhi, with corresponding increase in other states, on the back of a further hardening of global crude oil rates. "The current level of international product prices of petrol and diesel and the INR-USD exchange rate warrant increase in prices of petrol and diesel, the impact of which is being passed on to the consumers with this price revision," IOC said in a statement here. Petrol per litre now costs Rs.61.87 in Delhi, Rs.65.48 in Kolkata, Rs.67.96 in Mumbai and Rs.61.32 in Chennai The price of diesel per litre is Rs.49.31 in Delhi, Rs.51.58 in Kolkata, Rs.56.09 in Mumbai and Rs.50.09 in Chennai. The latest increase follows a stiffer hike of Rs.3.07 a litre on petrol and Rs.1.90 a litre in diesel rates effected on March 17.The Indian basket of crude oils, composed of 73 percent sour grade Dubai and Oman crudes and the rest by sweet grade UK Brent, closed trade on Friday at $36.58 a barrel of 159 litres as per official data, after having fallen to around $25 earlier in the year. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Poll Violence hits North East & WB : Two | Guwahati Kolkata / Agartala, April 4 (TIWN) : Tension prevails at NE & Bengal after disruption during the polling session at both the states. At least two people were killed and 20 others, including a policeman, were injured as suspected militants triggered a bomb explosion on Monday evening in Dudhnoi in western Assam's Goalpara district, police said. "The blast took place around 6.20 p.m. and preliminary investigation indicated it to be an improvised explosive device (IED). The IED was kept in a garbage bin in the area. The explosion instantly injured 22 people and two of them died on the way to hospital," Superintendent of Police Nitul Gogoi said. He added that a policeman was injured in the blast along with civilians. The blast site is close to the Dudhnoi police station, police said. Police suspect militants of the anti-talk faction of ULFA were responsible for the blast. On the other hand The Election Commission on Monday recommended repoll in a booth in Ranibandh assembly constituency in West Bengal's Bankura district following discrepancy in recording the number of votes in an Electronic Voting Machine. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Dirty water floods Agartala city : AMC, | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN) : With the arrival of rainy season here in Tripura, Agartala city has gripped into water logging resulting unhygienic atmosphere everywhere, and chances of deadly diseases and including other water born diseases are increasing here. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Road mishap: Two seriously injured | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): In a bizarre incident, a vehicle bearing registration number TR05-A-1639 met an accident at Motor stand, Shanitala on Monday morning. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Traffic congestion: Misery for the commo | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): With the beginning of the rainy season whereas the farmers rejoice, on the other hand common mass in the capital faces misery with heavy water log and traffic jam. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Storm ransacked areas of Unakoti distric | KAMALPUR, April 4 (TIWN): Storm and heavy shower left its destructive mark at different parts of the sub-division last night. Many families lost their roofs over head virtually and many houses dashed to the ground. The electricity connections at different parts received major jolt and feared to take two or three days to be restored completely. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Farmers face heavy losses as rain create | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): The seasonal rains that lashed a large part of the state in the last couple of days has spelled doom for farmers as reports of extensive damage to crops are pouring in from many parts of the state. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Encroached drain results flooding in Aga | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Poor drainage system has led to the overflow of drain water resulting massive flood in the Agartala city on Monday morning after the moderate shower in the city. The commuters claimed the downstream waterway of the drain has been completely blocked that has resulted in accumulation of water and flooding on the upstream side. The water has started coming onto the road and there is a threat of the road being blocked as this is a very high traffic corridor between Melarmath to Kaman Chowmuhani.The so-called decision after which the AMC authority closed all drains by concrete cover, the cleaning of soil and garbage was stopped resulting chocked drains as it cannot carry water and the water floods randomly on the streets.The residents allege that the drains are being filled up with mud and debris, which has been leading to constant flooding in the area and affecting traffic movement as well.Commuters got stranded in many parts of the city as major roads were flooded due to poor condition of drainage lines.Some of the internal roads were inundated for hours. There were also reports of rain water causing damage to shops and housing blocks. There is no proper system to drain out water accumulating on roads. This leads to water logging and makes life miserable for citizens. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Tripura, Meghalaya get relief from major | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN / IANS) Tripura and Meghalaya on Monday heaved a sigh of relief as the Northeast Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) agreed to continue to supply power from its plants, thereby saving the two states from a major power outage from Tuesday. NEEPCO, which is under the union power ministry, had earlier served notice to both Tripura and Meghalaya to clear their dues, saying it would otherwise cut supply from its power projects to the two states from April 5. Tripura and Meghalaya owe Rs.550 crore as outstanding dues to NEEPCO. "Both the Tripura and Meghalaya governments have assured us to repay their outstanding money at the earliest and after getting the written assurances, we have withdrawn our power suspension order for the time being," a NEEPCO official told IANS over phone from its headquarters in Shillong. "Other northeastern states, including Assam, also have dues to NEEPCO. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Amidst controversy ground test of CPI-M | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Amidst serious controversies related to the alliance between CPI-M and Congress, despite of being ideologically different have gone united to fight against Trinamool congress. The much promoted WB polls for which the CPI-M and congress has come together has begin from Monday morning under tight security. The first phase of crucial assembly polls in West Bengal and Assam has begun Monday with the Trinamool Congress of Mamata Banerjee facing a tough fight from the Left-Congress combination. Eighteen constituencies in West Bengal and 65 in Assam will vote in the first phase in the over a month-long election process to elect new governments in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry. While West Bengal will have elections spread over six phases, the Assam polls will be held in two phases. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Bengali New Year drives abnormal ‘ | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN) : On the one hand whereas people are busy in shopping for the upcoming new year, on the other hand price-hike has saddened the customers. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Uncertainty looms large over the commenc | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Despite of several initiatives taken to commence the flight service at one started Kailashahar Airport, it seems like uncertainty looms large over the initiatives taken for the most awaited dream of the common mass of Kailashahar. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Manik Sarkar's campaign in Assam for lef | GUWAHATI / AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar in Guwahati for campaigning in favour of his party candidates contesting in the State assembly elections. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| CPI-M's apathy to provide regularized sa | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN) : Although the central govt. has asked the Tripura Govt. to follow the recruitment laws but govt. here is strict not to follow the pay scale of the central govt. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Rain-affected ADC areas in dark, no powe | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN) : After the rain and storms arrived in state most of the ADC villages and rural areas have lost the power set up there but yet no step has been taken to better the condition. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| CPI-M & Congress 'Bengal honeymoon' now | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Time has come to see how much people have accepted the much talked CPI-M and Congress alliance to fight against Trinamool congress in West Bengal. As alleged that Congress and CPI-M were forging an alliance in West Bengal to stave off their “crisis of existence it is assumed that the alliance will also create an impact on the scenario of the upcoming 2018 Tripura assembly election. It is a crisis of existence for both Congress and CPI-M. Had it not been such a crisis, neither CPI-M would have sold its head off to Congress, nor would Congress have done so to CPI (M). However, time has come to see the impact in alliance in the nation between CPI-M and Congress. However, tight security arrangements have been deployed for the first phase of Assam and West Bengal Assembly polls. In Assam, nearly 94 lakhs voters are expected to exercise their franchise in this phase. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Poor transportation, crippled power gene | AGARTALA, April 4 (TIWN): Tripura under the prolonged leadership of CM Manik Sarkar has witnessed heights of under-development in the state where till day the facility of drinking water to basic health service are at stake. The problems do not end here, the state under the leadership of the CPI-M have become victimized to embezzlement of funds, MGNREGA scams, rising crime against women by the CPI-M MLA, nil industrial set up and many more and the same party is busy in holding series of meetings with the aim to make the state entitled with SMART CITY. Smart cities will be selected through a bottom-up rather than top-down approach, where the decision would be made by the citizens and municipalities concerned. Question arises where the citizens in Tripura are. For the first time such an approach is being taken, where neither the centre nor states will decide. The decision to make a smart city will be taken by the citizens themselves, by the municipalities. The city’s vision towards its future development is necessary for any programme’s success. | 04-Apr-2016 |
| Helicopter totting Manik travels by trai | GUWAHATI / AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): To attract mass medias of Assam to sell his 'poorest CM' , Tripura CM Manik Sarkar is travelling by train to address election campaigns in Assam. Sarkar will board the Awadh Assam Express from Guwahati to reach Bongaigaon. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| North East Poll fever : Modi's popularit | AGARTALA / NEW DELHI, April 3 (TIWN): Never since its historical elections in the 1970s -- the peak of the Assam students' movement -- has the northeastern state generated so much interest in its polls nationally.Among the five states going in for assembly elections in April and May, the battle for Assam is turning out to be the mother of all elections for 2016, in more ways than one.It's a battle of prestige for both the Congress and the Bhartiya Janata Party. With the so-called 'Narendra Modi phenomenon' having failed the party in bringing any electoral success in 2015 in Bihar and in Delhi, Assam would be keenly watched to see whether the prime minister's image would sway the electorate.For the Congress, which has just lost power in two states -- Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand -- to political manipulations, a win would be an immense booster. In a peculiar turn of events, both the Congress and the BJP face similar challenges. In no other state where elections are being held in this round are the two major national parties vying for power in a direct contest. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| TGEA holds 15th biennial convention | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Health Right Local Committee of Tripura Government Employees Association on Sunday organized 15th biennial convention at TGEA Central Bhawan, Surjya Chowmuhani. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Chaitra sale observes huge footfall | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Despite frequent rain in the capital, huge footfall has been observed on Sunday in the Chaitra Sale at Agartala. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Gajan festival begins in Tripura | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN) : As the Bengali new year is approaching and the Chaitra month is ending (the last month in Bengali Calendar), state has been geared up with the spirit of Ganjan festival. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Poor condition of city roads makes life | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Replete with deep pits and pot holes, the city road crossing through college road area has turned into an accident prone zone. Similar is the condition of other city roads which has broken down drastically due to ill maintenance in the city by the concerned department. Strewn with upto one feet ditches, if the bad condition of the road here is a resulting in jerking of knees to the two-wheeler drivers, the risk of four wheelers is toppling in these ditches always run high.Expressing concern and shock on the condition of roads here, people fear of dreadful accidents as at any moment accidents can happen and led to death. At every yard or so there are deep pits and potholes dangerous for vehicle driving, complained a localite. Erosion of pre-mix is seen here and there and no one can drive safely and smoothly on these roads. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Tripura Rajya Karmachari Sangha organize | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Tripura Rajya Karmachari Sangha on Sunday organized a conference at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhawan. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Joint Entrance Examination (Main) begins | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Joint Entrance Examination JEE (Main), offline exam held on Sunday in various centres at Agartala. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Udaipur Bhuvaneswari temple to be revamp | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN) : Udaipur Bhuwaneswari temple in the heart of Udaipur Old Royal palace is now getting revamped with a new pathway inside it. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Few splashes of rain breaks down NH-44, | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Incessant rainfall over past few days has yet again left the NH-44 in a pitiable condition. Due to the rain, vehicle movement was nearly stopped with the continuous water logged between Lowerpoa to Churaibari Gate. On the one hand the authority says that the maintenance continues round the clock in the year, question arises if maintenance is carried out in the entire year why splash of rain disrupts the traffic movement in the NH-44. The deplorable condition of National Highway 44, the only road connectivity that links mainland India with the eastern part of Meghalaya, Barak Valley in Assam, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura has for a long time now remained a harrowing experience for helpless commuters. And it continues to give horrific experience to the people with zero improvement in the renovation of the road. About hundreds of vehicles were stranded at the National highway due to the water log. However, the movement of vehicles began fluently from Friday morning.It is to be mentioned here that the condition of these stretches of the highways has become so bad that in some patches these have turned into virtual craters. In fact, the deplorable condition of these national highways have led to resentment among the local people, with the demand for their maintenance growing and intensifying. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Re-TET to be held in Tripura in June / J | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN) : Tripura govt. is to conduct re-TET Exam in the month of June-July after the earlier TET Exam held in December, had failed to bring out enough number of candidates. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Tripura schools suffer from teacher shor | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN) : Although in town areas, Tripura schools have maximum number of teachers who are hardly engaged to more than 2 classes per day, but on the other hand many schools in rural Tripura are suffering due to teacher shortage. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Load shedding free status still a dream: | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): With the monsoon season hitting state early, frequent load shedding has become a serious issue for common masses. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Modi's 'Act east' policy : Indo-Bangla r | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Broad gauge(BG) train service is all set to start its service in state but much expected Indo-Bangla rail link also a reality as DPR (Detailed Project Report) is submitted, alsothe funds for the work will be sanctioned soon. After six years of India-Bangladesh railway project was finalized and the Indian govt. sanctioned Rs.580 crore for the vital rail link connecting NE with remainingIndia via Bangladesh. It is to be mentioned here that the DoNER (Development of North Eastern Region) ministry has agreed to provide Rs.580 crore for the new railway project. The Agartala-Akhaura railway project would provide a major boost to development and economy of the north-eastern region of India and eastern Bangladesh. The project would boost Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Act East' policy. The Indian government has the highest priority to the Agartala-Akhaura railway project that would automatically connect the rail network of both the countries developing the bonding between two countries. Agartala-Akhaura railway project would provide a major boost to development and economy of the northeastern region of India and eastern Bangladesh. Modi discussed the over Rs.1, 000 crore railway project with Hasina during his visit to Dhaka in June last year. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Maintaining quality work is quintessenti | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): After the collapse of under construction flyover in Kolkata has speared wide resentment in Tripura, maintaining the quality of the work has become more essential as it is one of the risk zones where a minor fault can take several lives. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| CPM, Congress pre-poll 'honeymoon' : CPI | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): Going a step ahead with the CPI-M and congress alliance for the ensuing WB assembly elections, the CPI (M) leaders have extended hand of alliance on Saturday by agreeing to share stage with Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi during his campaign West Bengal. It is to be mentioned here that CPI-M has decided to accept the invitation of Congress party regarding joint campaign during Rahul Gandhi's visit. According to senior Congress leaders, CPI (M) leaders' sharing stage with Gandhi during poll campaign will send out a positive message in favour of the alliance which will enhance coordination at the grassroots level. The CPI (M) and the Congress, which have entered into an electoral pact, have organised joint rallies and untidily campaigned for alliance candidates. Although congress and CPI-M has gone a step ahead with the alliance issue but alliance in Tripura is yet in question.The growing clamour for a pre-poll alliance between the Congress and the CPI-M is left in unsolved stage in Tripura. The much talked CPI-M and congress alliance somewhat remains mysterious after CPI-M had pushed the ball in the court of Congress. | 03-Apr-2016 |
| Law & Order breaks down drastically stat | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN): In a shocking incident, body of a tribal girl recovered in a decomposed form in a remote hut at Sabroom. It is suspected that girl was raped and murdered few days back and accused in ran away from the spot. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| Over 100 vehicles stranded on NH-44 from | AGARTALA, April 2 (TIWN) : With the onset of rainy season, the NH-44 has turned horrible across Tripura-Assam. However the Assam-Agartala road, which is suffering from poor maintenance since decades, has turned worst after few splashes of rains. More than 100 vehicles are stranding on the road from Assam to Agartala. Reportedly, the Assam-Agartala road which suffers from lack of maintenance has made the journey risky in these 2 days’ rain. As a result, the vehicles which were bringing vegetables or fruits, including fishes are rotting inside the trucks. Resentment has been brewed among the vehicle drivers. The scenario of NH-44 says that no filling work has been done on that part and the Lowairpoa area is the most affected area due to the poor maintenance held by Assam Govt. It’s to be mentioned here under the PWD Dept. Tripura’s NH-44 and other roads have become the worse-ever road way in Tripura’s history. Not only here, but observing the condition of NH-44 in Tripura, experts have always said that this is the most pathetic condition of Highway in the whole country. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| Blood donation camps are organized every | AGARTALA, April 3 (TIWN) : It is seen that every other day blood donation camps are organised in the state but question arises where does the blood goes ! Who keeps the records of the blood? It is seen that when a patient is in emergency for blood he or she hardly gets blood and need to rush for collecting blood. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| BJP Sadar District committee held meetin | AGARTALA, April 2 (TIWN): BJP Sadar District committee on Saturday hold press meet at BJP party office. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| Rain disrupts the festive-season : Chait | AGARTALA, April 2 (TIWN) : Due to the consistent rain the Chaitra sell is presently running at a loss in Tripura. | 02-Apr-2016 |
| Belonia: Continuous rain, thunderstorm h | BELONIA, April 2 (TIWN) : Continuous incessant rains coupled with thunderstorm over past two days affects normal life and caused damage to properties in several places of Belonia Sub Division . Electricity disrupted and most of the electric poles, trees fell down like small creatures. However, Metrological Department informs that the situation will continue for the next couple of days also. | 02-Apr-2016 |