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The five were undergoing training in NLFT's Silacherri camp in Bangladesh. They left the hideout and crossed the international border and surrendered before police, said SP
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The two accused were identified as Sourabh Nath (34) and Md Nur Ahmed (39), both natives of North Tripura, they added.
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While Kaushik Chanda will be the Left Front's candidate from Dhanpur constituency, Mizan Hussain will contest from Boxanagar
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Following the meeting, leader of opposition Animesh Debbarma of the Tipra Motha said a preliminary discussion was held on the bypolls
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Chittagong Port-Akhaura-Agartala, Mongla Port-Akhaura-Agartala, Chittagong-Bibirbazar-Srimantapur, and Mongla Port-Bibirbazar-Srimantapur are the four routes
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Mishra, a senior IPS officer, arrived in Tripura on Tuesday on a three-day visit, to review the current security scenario
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Finance Minister Sitharaman said that GST has brought a remarkable improvement in the system benefiting both people and states.
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Thousands of people were pulling the chariot, made of iron and heavily decorated, when it came in contact with a 133 kv overhead cable
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Senior IPS officer Rajiv Singh, a 1993-batch IPS officer of the Tripura cadre, has been sent to Manipur on inter-cadre deputation for three years.
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Given the State’s geostrategic location in North-East, connectivity initiatives with Bangladesh must be valued
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Telangana takes just 15 days in addressing public complaints, while the BJP-ruled Tripura had the highest average closing time of 180 days while Punjab took 159 days
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The swearing-in ceremony took place at the Vivekananda Maidan in Agartala of Tripura.
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The opposition CPI(M) won one seat, and was ahead in 10, while its partner Congress was leading in two seats and won one.
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In Meghalaya, polling was held at 3,419 polling stations across 59 Assembly constituencies, while in Nagaland voting was held in 59 out of 60 Assembly constituencies
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Assembly elections were held across the northeastern state on February 16. Votes will be counted on March 2
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Women voters' turnout in Thursday's elections to the Tripura Assembly was 3.05 per cent higher than of their male counterparts
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Several incidents of attacks on political workers and intimidation and obstruction of voters were reported
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Modi tweeted: "Urging the people of Tripura to vote in record numbers and strengthen the festival of democracy. I specially call upon the youth to exercise their franchise."
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Men and women in large numbers queued up in front of polling stations before the voting at 60 Assembly seats started at 7 a.m.
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The President, accompanied by Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha, flagged-off the two trains of Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) at Agartala railway station, on the outskirts of the capital city.