Two youths were arrested in a shooting incident at a Dhaba in Natun Nagar area of Airport Road on Tuesday night.
The arrested are Prabhakar Ghosh and Santosh Das. The house of the two arrested youths is in Usha Bazar area under Airport police station.
The police arrested them and recovered two cars used in the shooting incident.
SDPO Ajay Kumar Das said the arrested have been brought to the court seeking 5-day remand on Wednesday. Police said that some others are involved in this incident and the police are looking for them.
Srangsalo phungni 11 am ni simi 2 pm jora Police bai BSF jawanrok Baghab ni Panchalia amchaio kaibrwi bagan ni 40,000 chara Buphang tansulaikha. Tansujak chara ni rang mari 1 crore wnganw hwnwi sakha police ni tangphang.
Baghab ni Panchalia amchaio kwbangma Siddhi chara kaijak tongo hwnwi Bisingtwi koktwma sogwikha Kalamchoura thana ni OC Bishnupada Bhowmi ni oro tai 150 battalion ni tangphang ni oro. Bisingi kotwma no rwgwi Srangsalo 40,000 Siddhi chara Buphang tansujakha.
Police ni tangphang sakha, omohai samung bwskang salo teibo yapri naharjaknai hwnwi.
The dead body of a 60-year-old man was mysteriously recovered from the farmland two hundred meters away from his home. The dead man name is Ranjit Nath (60) from Gobindapur village under Churaibari police station on Wednesday.
The deceased family allegedly claims that the incident was a planned murder by Nantu Shuklabaida regarding the issue of the registration of land.
DCM and Police of Churaibari police station have reached the spot, and have begun an investigation to nab the accused.
The incident took place behind Manipuri Basti Anganwadi Center in Gobindapur village under Churaibari Thana of North district.
Tripura State Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha received Bhai Phota from the sisters at the Chief Minister’s official residence in Agartala on Wednesday. Councilor and karyakarta Sisters gathered in the chief minister’s official residence to celebrate the occasion.
Bhai Dooj or Bhaiya Dooj is a Hindu festival which is celebrated by all brothers and sisters. This festival is celebrated to cherish the pious relationship between a brother and sister. It marks the end of 5 days long Diwali Festival and celebrated by all women by applying tilak on their brother’s forehead and praying for their long life. This festival is almost similar to Raksha Bandhan. Usually this festival is celebrated the next day after Diwali but this year due to Dwitiya Tithi of Shukla Paksha in the month of Kartik.
On the occasion of Happy Diwali, clothes were distributed among the needy mothers and sisters in Churaibari under the initiative of Mamani Roy, a member of Zilla Parishad and under the management of Friends Club. Churaibari Friends Club, located on the border of Tripura and Assam under the Dharmanagar Sub-Division of North District, organized Shyama Puja this year like every year.
This year, their Puja has entered the 12th year with a budget of Rs 5 lakh. It organizes cultural programs by artists of the state and outside the state along with various social programs. This time also on the day of puja i.e. from 24th October to 27th October, the club organized social programs and cultural events.
On the following day of puja i.e., Tuesday at 4 pm on the initiative of Mamani Roy, a member of the Zilla Parishad of North district and under the management of Friends Club, social initiatives were taken for one hundred and twenty poor mothers of Churaibari and East Churaibari village panchayats. Clothes were distributed among the sisters.
Friends Club President Somen Goswami, Secretary Biswajit Dev, District Council Assistant President Biswajit Ghosh, Member Mamani Roy, two Panchayat Heads, Deputy Heads, and all members of the club were present at the cloth donation event. After donating clothes, club president Somen Goswami said in an interview, Friends Club is engaged in social work besides standing by the side of distressed people. Moreover, on the occasion of Shyama Puja, the five days of the Puja were spent with great fanfare.
The drivers and co-drivers of all cargo lorries passing by the Assam Agartala National Highway are given sweets and water during the ten days of the Puja. He also said that at the beginning of the English New Year, Friends Club would be the first to launch an ambulance in the Kadamtala Kurti Assembly constituency. This ambulance will be run entirely under the supervision of the club authorities to help the needy.
WhatsApp, the messaging platform, has gone down for users across the UK and around the world.
Many people have taken to social media to complain they are unable to send or receive messages on the popular Meta-owned platform.
After opening the app, users have found that while they can still access their conversations, they are not receiving new messages, or able to send any. A persistent message is showing for many users at the top of the app saying it is “connecting” to the server, but it then fails to do so.
In a statement, a WhatsApp spokesperson said: “We’re aware that some people are currently having trouble sending messages and we’re working to restore WhatsApp for everyone as quickly as possible.”
According to the service status website Downdetector, users began reporting problems with WhatsApp at just before 8am on Tuesday, with more than 12,000 reports to the website by 8.30am.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging platforms in the UK and around the world and is estimated to have more than 2bn active users globally.
The platform’s parent company, Meta, which also owns Facebook and Instagram, has not yet commented.
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Sacked teachers hunger strike protest is running on it’s 6th day on Tuesday. A part of 10323 sacked teachers have started agitation in Sakuntala road area of Agartala, demanding their job back, with hunger strike till solution granted.
On Monday, amidst the red alert of SITRANG cyclone, the agitating teachers continued the protest, damn caring the natural calamity alert. As such, when the cyclone storm was swirling in the state, the stage made for protest was partly shattered by the storm.
One of the agitator said that, they had to spent the whole night in front of orient chowmuhani book shop varandah. He also blamed the state govt. for not providing them with temporary toilets and bathroom facilities.
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram suggested Virat Kohli might be from another planet after the Indian batter’s superb half-century guided them to a four-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan at the Twenty20 World Cup. Man of the Match Kohli smashed an unbeaten 82 off 53 balls as India chased down 160 at a packed Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday. He hit four sixes, including back-to-back shots over the ropes in the penultimate over to bring India back into the game.
“Aliens do walk among us, he’s one of the best I’ve seen among the modern greats,” Akram said on Pakistani television channel A Sports. “Not just now, he has been scoring for the last 15 years and he has the best average while chasing.”
Kohli’s sublime knock comes amid a return to form after he ended a three-year drought for an international hundred at the Asia Cup last month, smashing an unbeaten 122 against Afghanistan in the game’s shortest format.
India great Sachin Tendulkar said it must have been the best innings of Kohli’s career.
“It was a treat to watch you play, the six off the back foot in the 19th over against (Haris) Rauf over long on was spectacular. Keep it going,” he tweeted.
India Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among those praising Kohli on social media, while former Pakistan players also joined in. “What a game of cricket we’ve just witnessed and this guy Virat Kohli is absolutely a beast,” Pakistan batter Shoaib Malik tweeted. “You cannot compare his class to any other player in the world in white-ball cricket. He can anchor, he rotates the strike, he can hit sixes and he knows how to finish the game.”
With India celebrating the festival of Diwali, The Times of India newspaper said Kohli was “back as king” to light up the World Cup with a “cracker of an innings”.
India face the Netherlands in their second Group 2 fixture on Thursday.
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