3,000 families marooned in Tripura floods
6 dead in landslips due to heavy rain in past four days Flash floods marooned at least 3,000 families in Tripura, where incessant rain triggered mudslides that have killed six people, including three
North Tripura
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Re-verification of 28 Bru families
Mizoram-Tripura border Mamit district administration officials were conducting re-verification of the 28 Bru families who returned on their own during January from North Tripura relief camps and were not enrolled in the Mizoram
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Coal reserve found in Tripura, GSI upbeat
<p>AGARTALA: Upbeat by the possible reserve of coal in West Tripura’s Tulasikhar area, a far-flung tribal hamlet, local authority of Geological Survey of India (GSI), has sent a report to the Ministry of Coal and Mine, official sources said here on Friday. In the report, the GSI has recommended further study in and around Tuidangkhi, 40 km from Khowai subdivision town.
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Mizoram halts Bru repatriation
AIZAWL, Nov 26
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Mizoram seeks more time for Bru repatriation
AIZAWL, Oct 6
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Mizo Govt receives list of Bru refugees
AIZAWL, Aug 19
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24 died of mystery disease: Minister
Tripura House session Agartala: Altogether 24 tribal villagers died of Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) at Kangrai in North Tripura district since June 13, the Assembly was informed here on Tuesday.
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Mizoram to take back 462 Bru families
AIZAWL, April 29
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Tripura demands 1.83 lakh meningitis vaccines from Centre
Agartala: Following report of fresh cases of Meningococcal Meningitis in remote locations of North Tripura, the state government has demanded 1.83 lakh vaccines from Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad, state Health Minister Tapan Chakraborty said.
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Ivory worth Rs 1 cr seized in Tripura
Five pieces of ivory worth Rs 1 crore were seized from a house at Shantipara, a remote tribal hamlet in North Tripura district, police said. Acting on a tip-off, police raided the house of one Birsen Reang at Shantipara and recovered the ivory yesterday.
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Germany to fund 15 mn Euro Tripura project
Supratim Dey / Kolkata/ Guwahati June 15, 2009, 0:29 IST Germany has come forward to fund a 15 million euro Tripura government project for socio-economic development of tribals and forest resource management.