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Tripura BJP government cheated the state employees.

14 Sunday Oct 2018

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During the state elections in Tripura, BJP promised that the VII Central Pay Commissions recommendations will be implemented for the state employees. But the new BJP government did not implement the same and cheated its own employees. The Tripura state employees also has learnt from their own experience that the BJP government is in the habit of not fulfilling their election promises. The four year period of the central government also is guilty of non-fulfilling of its election promises like 8 lakh job every year, support price for the kisans, Ganga cleaning, Beti bachao and many other issues. This government has broken all records in going back on its promises. Of course, people are waiting for the next election to give a suitable reply to the BJP.

Attacks on CPI(M) workers collecting Flood relief Fund for Kerala.

28 Tuesday Aug 2018

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The BJP in Tripura is showing their anti-human attitude by attacking and preventing the CPI(M) workers from collecting relief fund for Kerala. The statement of the CPI(M) PB in this connection is given below:

“The Tripura State Committee of the CPI(M) has been collecting funds from the people for relief work in flood-affected Kerala. There has been a good response from the public.

However, on August 27, in three places – Maharajganj Bazar, Agartala, Khowai Town and Belonia Town – BJP workers physically stopped CPI(M) leaders and activists from collecting funds. Senior leaders of the Party and elected representatives like Badal Chowdhury, MLA, Sudhan Das, MLA, Basudeb Majumder, former MLA were among those who have prevented by BJP men in the presence of the police. In Khowai Town, the collection team led by Padma Debbarma, Secretary and Nirmal Biswas, MLA were not only stopped from collecting funds but also physically assaulted.

These attacks and anti-democratic stance of the ruling party is typical of the situation that is prevailing in Tripura ever since the BJP government came into office. Even collection of money for humanitarian relief is subjected to attack.

The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) strongly condemns these anti-democratic and anti-social activities. It demand that the state government take immediate steps to enable normal functioning by the opposition.”

SFI Alliance wins huge majority in Tripura student council elections.

13 Wednesday Sep 2017

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The SFI- TSU (Tribal Student Union) alliance in Tripura won 751 seats out of a total seats of 778 in the Students’ Council election. BJP got only 27. The NSUI, student wing of the Congress, could not get a single seat. Out of the 751 seats got by the SFI alliance, 530 seats were unopposed.

Hearty congratulations for the SFI alliance for their thumping majority and historic victory!

CPI(M) sweeps Tripura Elections

12 Saturday Dec 2015

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Agartala, Dec 12 The ruling Left Front in Tripura has won a landslide victory in the election to 20 civic bodies in the state, including the 49-member Agartala Municipal Corporation.
The CPI-M-led LF bagged 45 out of the 49 wards of Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) leaving only four to opposition Congress, member secretary to the state election commission, Tamal Mazumder said.
In the civic polls held on December 9, the LF candidates secured absolute majority in 13 municipal councils and six nagar panchayats in the state, he said.
Altogether, elections were held in 310 seats in 20 civic bodies in which Left Front candidates won 291 and the opposition Congress secured 13 seats and BJP just 4. The rest two were won by independent candidates.
This was the first time that BJP won seats in civic bodies.
Of the 291 seats won by LF candidates CPI-M won 279, CPI five, RSP 6 and Forward Bloc just one seat.
Convener of Left Front Committee and CPI-M central committee member Khagen Das congratulated the people of the state for LF’s thumping majority.
“It is people’s verdict for Left Front’s good governance and relentless endevour for peace, tranquility and development,” he said.(PTI)

Tripura Govt. lifts AFSPA – Govt. says insurgency activities reduced to zero

27 Wednesday May 2015

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The CPI(M) government of Tripura has won one more laurel on governance. Since last year, it is the most literate state in the country, even bypassing Kerala, which was in number one position for decades. Now the Tripura Government has lifted the much hated Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA). The reason:

“Insurgency activities in the state are now reduced almost at zero”, according to Manik Sarkar, Chief Minister of Tripura.

Our Hearty Congratulations to Chief Minister Com. Manik Sarkar and the CPI(M) government of Tripura!

Literacy – Now Tripura is in top position

23 Monday Sep 2013

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The Tripura is in the top position in the country with regard to literacy. As per the latest statistics Tripura has got 94.65% literacy, thus putting Kerala in to second position with 93.91%. As per the 2011 census, Kerala was in the first position.

For Tripura, this is a big achievement. In 2001 Census,Tripura was in the 13th position. In 2011 Census, it was in the fourth position. Now it has reached the first position with 94.65%. Since more than 90% literacy is treated as 100% literacy, both Kerala and Tripura are now treated as 100% literate. Hearty Congratulations to the Tripura Government and the people. Both Kerala and Tripura have been declared as 100% literacy states under the Left Front Rule.

Com. Manik Sarkar, Chief minister of Tripura,however, is not satisfied. He wants 100% literacy literally. He stated that efforts are on for the same.

Census Report on Tripura – 4th place in Literacy, 87.22%

17 Friday May 2013

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Agartala, May 17 : Literacy rate in Tripura has risen to 87.22 per cent from the previous 73.3 per cent, ranking the state fourth in the country, according to the preliminary census report of 2011.
The state’s population also rose to 36,73,917 from 31,99,203, the census report said.
This population increase marked a 14.8 per cent rise than the previous decade, the report said.
Of the total population, tribals constitute 31.8 per cent and Scheduled Caste constitute 17.8 per cent. The female-male ratio has increased from 948 to 960 per one thousand in Tripura, the report said.
Against the national male-female ratio of 1000:943, in Tripura it is 960, according to the report which was published here yesterday