Lok Sabha polls-Tripura: Over 14.63 lakh voters eligible to cast votes for elections to Tripura West seat

The total number of voters are 14,63,526 out of which 7,34,133 are male voters and 7, 29, 337 are female voters.

Tripura: Security beefed up along Indo-Bangladesh border ahead of PM’s visit

Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public rally in Agartala today, security measures along the 856 km border with Bangladesh have been significantly reinforced.

Lok Sabha Polls-Tripura: Solution of every problem of tribals can be found in Tiprasa Accord, Amit Shah reassures

Home Minister Amit Shah said, "I want to tell you that the Government of India's another core priority is the welfare of the tribal areas."

Tripura CM lauds citizen’s ‘swift response’ in averting accident involving his convoy

As the CM's convoy progressed towards its destination, an unforeseen incident unfolded when a bike abruptly switched lanes, narrowly escaping a collision, the release stated.

Tripura: Bengalis celebrate Poila Boishakh with great fervour

Poila Boishakh, also known as Noboborsho, transcends religious and regional boundaries, uniting all ethnic Bengalis in celebration.

Tripura elections 2024: Ensuring 100% voter turnout, EC launches home voting in West Tripura

In West Tripura all total of 9596 persons above the age of 85 years and 8213 persons with disability (PwD) are eligible to cast their ballots.

Tripura Elections: CEO Puneet Agarwal launches Mission Violence-Free Election 2024

This initiative aims to conduct elections devoid of any violence, allowing voters to exercise their franchise freely and fearlessly.

“Stop membership drive after polls to avert turncoats from returning”: Tipra Motha urges BJP

Tripura Royal Scion requested the state BJP president Rajib Bhattacharjee to "stop issuing new memberships once the poll results are declared."

“Manik Sarkar kept on branding himself as a Poor CM,” Pradyot Debbarma’s sharp attack on former 5-time Tripura CM

Pradyot accused Manik Sarkar of deliberately keeping the Tiprasas deprived of a better life, so that they would sell their votes in exchange of money.