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  Agartala, 16 April 2025: In an official order issued by the District Magistrate of West Tripura, Dr. Vishal Kumar, movement of all types of slow-moving vehicles, including E-rickshaws and rickshaws, has been restricted during peak traffic hours — from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM and 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM — on two key routes in Agartala city. The restricted routes are: IGM to RMS Chowmuhani via B.K Road to Colonel Chowmuhani, North Gate, and Mutriprangan (2.5 km stretch) IGM to TRTC Crossing via B.K Chowmuhani (660 meters) This decision, based on communication from the Superintendent of Police (Traffic), aims to ease congestion and ensure public safety. The restriction comes into immediate effect .

  Agartala, 18 April 2025 Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha, during his visit to New Delhi, held crucial meetings with two senior Union ministers—Health and Family Welfare Minister and BJP National President Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda, and Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah. As per official sources, Dr. Saha paid a courtesy visit to Health Minister Shri J.P. Nadda, where he apprised him of the current status of Tripura’s healthcare sector. The Chief Minister discussed the need for further advancement of super-specialty services in the state and sought central assistance to strengthen infrastructure, medical facilities, and overall public health services. He also emphasised the importance of upgrading healthcare delivery in rural and tribal areas of Tripura. Later, Dr. Saha met with Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah and held discussions on a wide range of development initiatives undertaken by the state government. The Chief Minister briefed the Home Minister on Tripura’...

  Agartala, reported on 17th , published on 18 April 2025 Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha on Thursday addressed a public awareness campaign on the Waqf Amendment Act 2025, held at Rabindra Bhavan, Agartala. The programme aimed to raise consciousness among citizens of the Muslim community about the newly amended Waqf law and its significance in ensuring justice and transparency. During his address, Dr. Saha highlighted the long-standing weaknesses of the Waqf Act of 1995, pointing out how the loopholes in the earlier version had severely affected the poor and backward sections of the Muslim population. “For years, the underprivileged Muslim community suffered due to the lack of proper protection under the old law. Many influential individuals misused their positions to take advantage of Waqf properties,” the Chief Minister said. He further elaborated on the rampant misuse of Section 40 of the 1995 Act, which allowed certain leaders to illegally occupy valuable lands ...