The first non communist Chief Minister of Tripura, Biplab Kumar Deb, has been in the news, albeit for wrong reasons. Despite being one of the key people behind the overthrow of the ...
If there were any Oscars for showing absolute shamelessness in Indian politics, only two politicians can make a serious claim on it. They’re none other than the CM of Delhi, Arvind ...
In an editorial in the CPI(M) mouthpiece, People’s Democracy, titled, ‘Electoral Setback in Tripura and its Causes’, Gautam Das made an effort to analyze the causes behind the spectacular defeat of ...
Communism is a peculiar disease which spawns cannibalistic tendencies in the minds of the infected. Since the birth of communism, its history is riddled with murder, violence and manipulation both inside ...
We as a society have always valued education. Even in ancient times the importance of it was of utmost priority, and people with merit were always given primacy over wealthy ones. ...
Tripura is finally free from the clutches of communism, under which it has suffered for several decades. Tripura was under 25 years of uninterrupted rule by the left front, preceded by ...
Soon after voting was closed in the states of Nagaland and Meghalaya, the Election Commission's ban on post-poll exit polls was lifted and various platforms have predicted which parties will form ...
EDIT: THIS IS WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY ABOUT YOGI ADITYANATH'S PERFORMANCE IN TRIPURA. AND THIS IS WHAT WE WROTE EARLIER IN THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. Tripura is the second most populous ...
Three North Eastern States go to poll this month and the first one will be Tripura on the 18th of February. Left has been in power here for 25 years with ...
The United Left front (yes, there are so many parties belonging to the Left Family that it is impossible to keep track of them all) won a staggering 59 seats (a ...
The landlocked state of Tripura has hitherto been an oasis of peace in the otherwise restive North East. The state was historically a Kingdom under the Tripuri dynasty and covered a ...
India will witness the Chandra Grahan, or total lunar eclipse, on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. The eclipse begins at 3:20 PM IST and concludes at 6:47 PM IST, lasting three hours ...
