Dainik Sambad Free Download News Tinku welcomes 293 new Final electoral rolls: voters to the saffron camp (DAINIK SAMBAD FREE E PAPER DOWNLOAD) With the Lok Sabha elections knocking at the door, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party has been continuing with its joining spree. On Saturday, 293 voters from 87 families joined under the saffron flag leaving the opposition CPIM amidst in a, organizational program organized by BJP Manu Mandal at Thailik Twisa Station area in Kalachara under the Manu assembly constituency in Sounth Tripura district. BJP Minister Tinku Roy welcomed the new joiners by handing over the party flag in the presence of Shankar Roy, Ex- MLA and BJP district president, Mailafru Mog, local MLA among others.
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Dainik Sambad Free Download News Addressing the program, the sports minister of Tripura, Tinku Roy fired flash salvos at the opposition CPIM alleging them for ‘putting a halt to the developmental pace in Tripura for 25 long years”. “The South district was popularly known as CPIM belt till the BJP got elected to power in the year 2018. But what is shameful is that the party that ruled the state for more than 25 years did nothing for the development of the people in the area”, he alleged. Roy further said, “In the name of Krishak Sabha, CPIM looted the hard-earned money of the poor peasants but did nothing for their welfare”. The minister welcomed the new joiners and urged them to preach the developmental works of the party and let the other villagers know why they came under the BJP flag.
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Dainik Sambad Free Download News He also spoke of the various developmental works of the ruling government and asked them to vote for the BJP to ensure Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s victory in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections. 3084 new voters enrolled in 4 seats of Sonamura Times News Sonamura, Jan 13: Sonamura sub-division recorded a total of 3084 new voters as per the final electoral rolls published on January 5 last. Now, the total number of voters reached 1,85,982 with an increase of 1.69 percent in four assembly constituencies of Sonamura sub-division.
As per the final electoral rolls, the number of male voters in the sub-division is 95,637 and the number of female voters is 90,345. Before the last 2023 assembly election in the state, the total number of voters in the sub-division was 1,82,898, out of which 94,055 were male and 88,843 were female voters. After final count, a total of 44,146 are enrolled under the 20-Boxanagar constituency, 45,328 voters under 21- Nalchar (SC) constituency, 45,331 under Sonamura. assembly constituency and the remaining 51,177 are from 23-Dhanpur assembly constituency.
BSF’s vigilant watch unveils rampant smuggling along the border
Under strict surveillance by BSF’s Customs Police, a flourishing cross-border trade in contraband goods is thriving in various border areas of Sabroom. From textiles and ceramics to contraband items such as medicines, brown sugar, Yaba tablets, and even animal heads. Sabroom’s proximity to the border is being used for all foul practices.
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Dainik Sambad Free Download News Just a few days ago, a significant quantity of animal heads, with an estimated market value of around Rs 12 million, was seized by a joint effort of BSF, Customs, and Shrinagar Outpost police at the 109th Battalion BSF. Acting on confidential information, the operation unfolded late last night, resulting in the confiscation of 490 bags of sugar. It’s reported that the 109th Battalion received covert intel. They launched an operation from an ambush position. Around midnight, a vehicle with registration TR-01Q-1871 (model Tata 1613 TC) was intercepted, loaded with approximately 490 bags of sugar (50 kg each). Milan Pal and Swapan, associated with the Poang Bari market area, were unloading the hides near the Godown.
The state can become an educational corridor of South East Asia: Guv
Governor of Tripura Indrasena Reddy Nallu on Saturday said that the state has the potential to become the educational corridor of South East Asian countries and coveted institutes like the National Institute of Technology, Agartala should act as one of the strongest pillars of his proposition. Speaking at the Global Alumni meet of the institute, he said, “NIT Agartala has established itself as a holy shrine of knowledge and innovation. For the last fifty years, this institute has enlightened many people who are now well-settled in their lives in this country as well as abroad.
It is the legacy of this institution that they are carrying forward”. Hoping that the students of this institute will excel further in their lives, Reddy said, “Alumni meets conducted in such institutions are very crucial. This is an ideal process of passing on knowledge from one generation to another. I hope the students of this institution will touch new heights of success in the field of technological advancements, research work and innovation”. He also added that such institutions have to act as a pillar to make Tripura a corridor of education in the entire South East Asian region.
It is worth mentioning here that during the event, Golden Jubilee and Silver Jubilee batches were felicitated. In the event, welcome speech was delivered by the General Secretary of the NIT Agartala Alumni, Engineer Tapas Marak. Additionally, Professor Monish Pal, Professor Sharat Kumar Patra, NIT- Agartala’s Board of Governors Chairman Binod Kumar Bauri, Dr. Shubhro Kamal Datta, and Principal Professor Dr. Swapan Bhaumik also addressed the gathering.
Tripura-Bangladesh Trade Boost: Rs 24.52 Cr sanction to link Gomati with Meghna
In a move to enhance trade between Tripura and Bangladesh, the Central government has initiated a project to connect the Gomati River in the state with the Meghna River in the neighboring country, allocating Rs 24.52 crore for the purpose. Transport Minister Sushanta Chowdhury revealed that the project involves the dredging of the Gomati River from Sonamura in the Sepahijala District to Udaipur in the Gomati District of Tripura, covering a distance of approximately 40 km.
Additionally, the installation of 9 floating jetties and measures to prevent river bank erosion are planned. Chowdhury stated, “The Union Government’s Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways has taken the initiative to link the Gomati River in the state with the Meghna River in Bangladesh. The central government has already sanctioned Rs 24.52 crore for the construction of internal waterways in the state.
In the said project, dredging of the Gomti River from Sonamura to Udaipur (40 km), installation of 9 floating jetties, and prevention of river bank erosion will be done.” He further mentioned that the Inland Waterways Authority of India had constructed a temporary floating jetty at Srimantapur in Sonamura under the Sepahijala district of Tripura, handed over to the Land Ports Authority of India on July 7, 2020.
INDIA bloc approves chairperson
INDIA bloc has approved Mallikarjun Kharge as the chairperson- son of opposition parties during a virtual meeting on Saturday.
However, INDIA bloc is yet to officially- announce Kharge’s name. Sources said that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was the contender for the post of convener of the INDIA bloc. However, during the meeting, he said that someone from Congress should assume the charge.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, former president Rahul Gandhi, senior leader K.C. Venugopal; Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar along with Lalan Singh and Sanjay Jha; former J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah; RJD President and Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav, NCP Chief Sharad Pawar; Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal; Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin besides other leaders participated in the virtual meeting. “Appointing a chairper- son is just a first step only. There are many challenges ahead for the INDIA bloc. Even several parties of In- the dia bloc itself believe that one of the major challenges is the sheet sharing,” political experts said.
They said that it might be tough for the alliance partners to negotiate the sheet-sharing formula in Uttar Pradesh, West Ben- gal and Bihar.
There have also been two meetings of the INDIA bloc to discuss the Delhi and Punjab seat-sharing arrangement with both parties saying that the talks are going in the right direction. However, sources said that there are some contentious issues between the two political parties. Congress wants four seats in Delhi and seven seats in Punjab, but AAP is not ready to comply. In both Delhi and Punjab, the ruling party wants a bigger share of seats. Besides, AAP also wants to contest in Goa, Haryana and Gujarat under
Flyers on Indian flight stuck in Dhaka Airport for over 12 hours Manir Hossain Dhaka,
An IndiGo plane from India’s Mumbai to Guwahati had to make an emergency landing at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka early Saturday. The diverted plane landed in Dhaka at 4am after failing to land at the Guwahati airport owing to poor visibility. According to the airline, the passengers who are still onboard the plane have been served refreshments, and a replacement crew is being organized to transport them to Guwahati. IndiGo flight 6E 5319 from Mumbai to Guwahati was diverted to Dhaka, Bangladesh due to bad weather in Guwahati. Due to operational reasons, an alternate set of crew is being arranged to operate the flight from Dhaka to Guwahati.
The passengers were kept informed of updates and were served with refreshments on board. We sincerely regret the inconvenience caused, an IndiGo statement said. Several passengers resorted to social media to express their dissatisfaction with the extended wait following the unexpected reroute. Former Mumbai Youth Congress head Suraj Singh Thakur, who was on his way to Imphal to participate in the Congress’ Bharat Jodo Nyaya Yatra, wrote on X that the passengers had been on the flight for several hours.
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Dainik Sambad Free Download News I took IndiGo6E flight 6E 5319 from Mumbai to Guwahati. But due to dense fog, the flight couldn’t land in Guwahati. Instead, it landed in Dhaka, he wrote. Another flier wrote on X that the 178 passengers had been waiting for more than four hours for another crew to fly them back to their location. IndiGo6E stuck inside aircraft with 178 passengers for 9 hours now, flying 6E 5319 from Mumbai to Guwahati. We made a landing in Dhaka around 4am because of lower visibility in the North East. We have been waiting for another crew for 4 hours now, can we please expedite? He wrote.