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Published on Friday, 29 March 2019 17:52
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Agartala, March 29,2019: Blue Mount English School at Behliangchhip in Jampui Hill of North Tripura on Wednesday celebrated its annual cultural day at its picturesque mountain top location at Behliangchhip village, Jampui Hill, showcasing varieties of rainbow colours of different cultures of its students and faculties comprising - Mizo, Reang, Chakma, Koloi, Tripuri, and Bengali - through songs, dances, acts and plays, recitals, etc.
Lieutenant Isaac Lalhlimpuia, the School Managing Board Chairman remarks that "the event brings brotherhood, unity, love, and concerted efforts among the students and staff in building a better, stronger and more progressive communities; and the school will continue to invest more in the organising of such programme."
H. Kamliansanga, the Headmaster assured the gathering of parents and guardians of the students that all efforts will continue to be given to ensure the provision of the best learning experience to the students, both in academics and co-curriculars. He also thanked all attending invited guests from various NGOs for their supports.
Blue Mount English School is a school established and owned by the Salvation Army Church since 1986. It has classes from KG to X. It has been providing quality education per excellence and has been producing 100% Madhyamik pass results every year. Its wonderful alumini itself speaks of the contributions the school has had made in various social, economic, administrative, political, and cultural spheres. And it continues to contribute more in the present and in the future to come.
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Published on Thursday, 28 March 2019 23:17
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Agartala, March 28,2019: CPM today handed over a memorandum to police observer appointed by Election Commission for West Tripura Lok Sabha seat citing hooliganism and obstruction waged by BJP workers and miscreants.
In the memorandum they stated that Left Front candidate Sankar Prasad Datta and other CPM leaders, workers were attacked four times in last one week in various parts during election campaign.
CPM in the memorandum demanded that all the miscreants involved in the incidents mentioned in the FIRs should immediately be brought to book. Besides all CPM offices in the state should be brought under the armed police security cover .
The memorandum also stated about stern vigilance should be made over the attempts of foul means to overpower the voters by evil means and the attempts of rigging and intimidation of the voters and polling agents of opposition parties should be strictly put down in and around the polling booths and also bike regiment should be strictly restricted.
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Published on Wednesday, 27 March 2019 22:34
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Udaipur, March 27,2019: Left Front candidate Sankar Prasad Datta was again reportedly attacked today at Dataram under R K Pur police station.
CPM state secretary, Gautam Das in a letter to Chief Electoral Officer stated that Left Front candidate Sankar Prasad Datta alongwith MLA Ratan Bhowmik and CPM Gomati district secretary Madhav Saha went to Dataram to attend a party meeting.
Barely after five minutes when the meeting started some known BJP workers started throwing brick – bat and chasing the leaders with lathis and other weapons. They had broken up the vehicle ( TR01 - K - /0593) of Madhab Saha and campaign vehicle ( TR01 – D/0458).The leaders had to save their lives abandoning the meeting and four of CPM workers was injured in the attack, stated Das in the letter.
He further alleged that the attack was carried on in presence of OC, Garjee police out post who had few numbers of policemen. There was no presence of central force or TSR.
It is mentionable here that Sankar Prasad Datta was attacked at three places on March 24 when he was for election campaign. On that day he was attacked at Mohanpur, Biramganj and Bishalghar.
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Published on Tuesday, 26 March 2019 22:45
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Agartala, March 26,2019: News Vanguard and Tripura Times is organising a national level conclave on March 31st at Sukanta Academy. The topic of the conclave is “When Nationalism is an Election Issue” The conclave will start at 4 PM . Renowned speakers from outside and the state will speak in the conclave. Prof Atul Sharma, former director of Indian Statistical Institute and VC of Rajiv Gandhi University Itanagar, renowned columnist Dr. Miratun Nahar, Human Right Activist Sujat Bhadra and Indian Social Responsibility network CEO Santosh Gupta. From state the speakers are VC of MBB university Prof Gautam Basu, renowned panelist and former IAF officer Dr. Ashok Sinha and Prof Gautam Chakma. Moderator of the Conclave will be Principal of School of Science Abhijit Bhattacherjee. There will also be question and answer session in the conclave. All are invited.
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Published on Sunday, 24 March 2019 22:38
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Agartala, March 24,2019: BJP rebutted the allegation made by CPM on attack over their party workers and candidates. In a statement issued by BJP spokesperson Nabendu Bhattacherjee today stated that it has been noticed for last few months a shadow alliance has been developed between Congress and CPM.
Although both party tired to keep the understanding a secret but workers of BJP came to know about it that both opposition parties will try to create law and order problem ahead of election. First incident happened today morning at Gandhi Gram Bazaar. CPM leader Pabitra Kar along with some anti social elements went there to reopen a closed party office.The local after seeing it informed the police. BJP workers also went to the scene. Some anti social elements of CPM attacked the BJP workers leaving two injured.
The second incident happened at Majlishpur where local BJP workers got information that some anti social elements are in the convoy of Left Front candidate Sankar Prasad Datta and Manik Dey. They tried to stop the convoy but failed and went towards Khumulwng.
The third incident happened at Bisramganj Bazaar. While Sankar Prasad Datta was addressing street corner meeting some anti social elements in the meeting attacked BJP workers in the market injuring three of them.
The news of attack on BJP workers spread all over entire Bishal sub division. Agitated workers stopped the convoy of Sankar Prasad Datta at Bishalghar. In the convoy Bhanu Lal Saha, MLA was also present. After searching the vehicles large number of iron rods and sharp cutting weapons was recovered.
BJP spokeperson stated separate cases have registered in various police stations. And from this incidents its clear that both Congress and CPM wants to create terror in the minds of people. BJP state committee thinks the people of the state will aware about the shadow alliance of Congress and CPM, they will be given a befitting reply in the ensuing Lok Sabha election.
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Published on Saturday, 23 March 2019 21:44
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Kamalpur, March 23,2019: One year after being ousted by BJP – IPFT alliance, hundreds of CPM supporters today made their presence felt again in Kamalpur, Tripura's Dhalai district amidst tight security arrangements.
Holding CPM flags an estimated one thousand, including women led by Left Front candidate for East parliamentary seat Jitendra Chaudhury arrived in the party office. There Chaudhary hoisted the party flag.
Kamalpur sub division secretary Anjan Das, state committee member Amalendu Debbarma, veteran communist leader Ranjit Ghosh, Kamal Kar, Harimadhav Sharma and Birendra Pal.
Later speaking to reporters, Chaudhary said “ Ever since BJP – IPFT alliance has come to power in the state, activists and cadre of BJP have unleashed attacks on the left. Offices are being burnt, activists being attacked. In Kamalpur itself 19 people were physically tortured, 4 houses (including one of LC Secretary) was gutted, 200 houses were attacked and looted”
The BJP – IPFT government in the state is gradually losing its popularity after failing to fulfil promises like Prime Minister Modi. Seeing defeat of Modi in this parliamentary election many leaders are in race to leave BJP as done by senior leader of BJP, Subal Bhowmick, Choudhary said.
He also informed today CPM party offices were opened at Manik Bhander, Santir Bazaar and Halahali after gap of one year. Chaudhary also claimed that he is confidence of wining the East parliamentary seat going to poll on April 18.
