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Agartala, 21st November 2024: GB Bazaar, a bustling hub for traders and shoppers since its inception, has long lacked a basic yet essential facility – a public toilet. This absence caused significant inconvenience for both buyers and sellers over the years. However, this long-standing issue has finally been addressed under the leadership of Agartala Municipal Corporation Mayor Deepak Majumder, who has been proactively working to modernise and upgrade the city’s markets. As part of a comprehensive plan to transform GB Bazaar into a modern marketplace, efforts are underway to widen the adjoining roads and enhance infrastructure. Today, Mayor Deepak Majumder inaugurated a newly constructed community toilet in the market area, fulfilling a long-standing demand of the traders and the community. The facility, built at a cost of approximately ₹15 lakh, is expected to significantly improve hygiene and convenience for the thousands of people who visit GB Bazaar daily. Speaking at the inaugur...

In a strategic move to address chronic traffic congestion, IPS DSP Sudhambika AR spearheaded a comprehensive traffic enforcement drive at Maharaj Ganj Bazar on November 21st, targeting persistent vehicular mismanagement and illegal parking practices. The bazar, long plagued by daily traffic disruptions caused by indiscriminate vehicle parking and chaotic loading-unloading operations, became the focal point of a methodical intervention by the traffic enforcement team. Despite limited personnel, the team demonstrated remarkable resolve in addressing traffic violations. DSP Sudhambika adopted a firm approach, issuing stern warnings to vehicle owners obstructing road movement. Her message was unequivocal: this intervention represents the final warning before implementing stringent legal measures against persistent offenders. The enforcement drive targeted multiple dimensions of traffic mismanagement, including: - Unauthorized vehicle parking - Obstructive loading-unloading practices - Impe...

In a shocking incident that has sent ripples through Tripura's journalistic community, Sujit Acharya, a local journalist, was subjected to a violent attack on Monday night near Moloynagar Bypass, sparking widespread condemnation and a sit-in protest at Amtali Police Station. According to eyewitness accounts, six unidentified individuals in a Maruti van deliberately rammed Acharya's bike, forcefully throwing him off before launching a sustained physical assault using rods, helmets, and their fists. The brutal attack left Acharya critically injured and hospitalized, with medical professionals monitoring his condition closely. Led by senior journalist Pranab Sarkar, the journalist fraternity staged a resolute protest, demanding immediate police action and a comprehensive investigation into the attack. The Amtali police, responding to mounting pressure, assured protesters of a thorough inquiry and promised swift arrests of the perpetrators. The incident has raised significant conce...