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Tipra Motha Candidates File Nominations in Tulashikhar | VC Election 2026

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Tipra Motha Candidates File Nominations in Tulashikhar | VC Election 2026

Khowai, Tripura: Tipra Motha held a massive rally in Tulashikhar RD Block ahead of the TTAADC Village Committee Election 2026.

The party’s candidates submitted their nomination papers for various Village Committees under the RD Block.

The area falls under the No. 9 Halhali-Ashrambari and No. 10 Khowai-Champahour TTAADC constituencies.

A large number of party workers and supporters joined the rally. They carried party flags and raised slogans along the route.

Meanwhile, the candidates later submitted their nomination papers as part of the election process.

The programme was attended by MDC Prashamita Debbarma of the No. 9 Halhali-Ashrambari constituency.

MDC Rajeshwar Debbarma of the No. 10 Khowai-Champahour constituency was also present.

Furthermore, the presence of the two MDCs added importance to the programme. Supporters also expressed their enthusiasm during the rally.

The TTAADC Village Committee Election 2026 has already increased political activity across Tripura. Therefore, parties are stepping up their campaigns in different areas.

The large gathering in Tulashikhar also highlighted the growing election activity in the region.

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Mungiakami Village Committee Election: BJP, Tipra Motha File Nominations

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Mungiakami Village Committee Election: BJP, Tipra Motha File Nominations

Mungiakami, Tripura | September 7, 2026: Political activity has intensified in Mungiakami ahead of the upcoming Village Committee elections. BJP and Tipra Motha candidates have stepped up their preparations by filing nomination papers for several seats.

The BJP-backed candidates arrived at the Mungiakami block office with party workers and supporters. The nomination filing turned into a show of organisational strength as local leaders joined the candidates during the process.

Several senior leaders were present at the programme. Tribal Welfare Minister Bikash Debbarma attended the event along with BJP Mandal president Dhananjay Das, vice-president Gopal Das and other leaders from the BJP, Tipra Motha and IPFT.

Mungiakami Sees Growing Election Activity

Mungiakami block has 14 Village Committee seats. Therefore, the nomination process has become an important stage for political parties seeking to strengthen their position in the area.

Tipra Motha candidates had also started filing their nomination papers earlier. The party submitted nominations for several seats on Saturday, with MDC Utpal Debbarma leading the process.

By Monday, nominations had reportedly covered a large majority of the available seats. This shows that political parties are moving quickly as the deadline approaches.

Bikash Debbarma Targets CPI(M)

Speaking during the programme, Tribal Welfare Minister Bikash Debbarma criticised the CPI(M)’s record in Tripura.

Debbarma alleged that the CPI(M) failed to deliver enough development and welfare benefits for tribal communities during its years in power.

He also expressed confidence in the BJP-led alliance ahead of the Village Committee polls. According to Debbarma, the alliance is well placed to perform strongly in the election.

However, the final contest could depend on several local factors. Candidate popularity, grassroots organisation and voter sentiment may all influence the result.

Campaign Focus Shifts to Grassroots

With nomination papers now being filed, political parties are expected to increase their campaign activities in Mungiakami.

Leaders and candidates will likely focus on meeting voters and discussing local issues in the coming days. At the same time, party workers will have to strengthen their booth-level and village-level organisation.

The Village Committee elections will offer an important test for the BJP, Tipra Motha and their allies. The results could also provide a clearer picture of their grassroots support in the tribal areas of Tripura.

The coming days are expected to bring more political activity in Mungiakami as candidates begin their campaign for the Village Committee elections.

Pradyot Says Amit Shah Promised Direct Funds to ADC

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Pradyot Says Amit Shah Promised Direct Funds to ADC

Agartala, September 7, 2026: Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarma has claimed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured direct central funding for the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC).

According to Pradyot, the assurance also includes steps for transferring land rights to the indigenous people of Tripura.

The remarks come at a time when the implementation of the Tiprasa Accord has gained fresh momentum following recent meetings in New Delhi.

Direct Funds for the ADC

Pradyot said the proposed financial arrangement could give the autonomous council greater control over funds from the Centre.

He claimed that central funds for the ADC currently move through the state government. A direct funding mechanism, he said, could reduce delays and strengthen the council’s financial autonomy.

The Tipra Motha leader described the issue as an important part of the broader demands linked to the Tiprasa Accord.

Land Rights Remain a Key Demand

Land rights have remained one of the most important issues for Tripura’s indigenous communities.

Pradyot said his discussion with Amit Shah covered both land rights and the financial powers of the ADC.

He has repeatedly stressed that the implementation of the accord should bring practical benefits to indigenous people.

However, the exact framework for transferring land rights has not yet been made public.

Accord Implementation Under Focus

The latest statement follows a series of discussions involving Pradyot, Chief Minister Manik Saha and Amit Shah.

The meetings have raised expectations about faster implementation of the agreement involving the Centre, the Tripura government and Tipra Motha.

Pradyot has also indicated that the coming weeks will be important for determining whether the assurances lead to concrete action.

Political Developments Add to the Pressure

The issue has also become politically significant ahead of the upcoming Village Committee elections.

Tipra Motha and the BJP are holding discussions over seat sharing for the polls. At the same time, Pradyot has maintained that the implementation of the Tiprasa Accord remains more important than electoral gains.

For now, attention is firmly focused on the Centre’s next steps.

If the promised measures move forward, they could have a major impact on the financial powers of the ADC and the long-standing land rights debate in Tripura.

Note: The claims about Amit Shah’s assurances are attributed to Pradyot Kishore Debbarma. The detailed terms and implementation mechanism have not yet been officially released.

Pradyot Says He Is Tired of Politics, May Step Away

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Pradyot Says He Is Tired of Politics, May Step Away

Agartala, September 7, 2026: Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarman has hinted that he may step away from active politics.

Debbarman made the remarks during an emotional social media livestream. He spoke about his political journey, the Tiprasa Accord and the future of Tipra Motha.

His comments have created fresh discussion about his political future in Tripura.

Pradyot Opens Up About Political Struggle

During the livestream, Debbarman spoke openly about the pressure of political life.

He said his political efforts focused mainly on the rights and interests of Tripura’s indigenous people. However, he admitted that the long political struggle has taken a personal toll.

He also referred to the time and energy he has spent pursuing the Tiprasa Accord.

Tiprasa Accord Still a Priority

Despite his frustration, Debbarman made it clear that the accord remains important to him.

Recent meetings with Union Home Minister Amit Shah have brought fresh attention to its implementation. According to Debbarman, the Centre has given assurances on several issues.

He now wants to see those assurances turn into concrete action.

For this reason, he appears ready to wait and watch developments before taking his next political step.

Questions Over Village Committee Polls

Debbarman also spoke about the upcoming Village Committee elections.

He questioned the use of political party symbols in grassroots elections. In his view, local elections should give greater importance to individual candidates and community issues.

He suggested that removing party symbols could reduce political divisions at the local level.

BJP-Tipra Motha Understanding

The proposed BJP-Tipra Motha understanding also featured in his remarks.

The two parties are currently discussing seat sharing for the Village Committee polls.

Debbarman suggested that Tipra Motha could perform well even without an alliance. At the same time, he questioned the value of securing many Village Committee seats if the Tiprasa Accord does not move forward.

His comments highlight the importance he places on the accord over electoral gains.

What Does This Mean for Tipra Motha?

Debbarman has not announced his resignation from Tipra Motha. He has also not confirmed that he will immediately leave politics.

Instead, his remarks indicate frustration with the political process and the pace of change.

His next decision could have a major impact on Tipra Motha. It could also influence the political equation in Tripura.

For now, the Tiprasa Accord remains at the heart of his concerns. The coming weeks may provide a clearer picture of both the accord’s progress and Pradyot’s political future.

BJP, Tipra Motha Hold VC Poll Seat-Sharing Talks

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BJP, Tipra Motha Hold VC Poll Seat-Sharing Talks

Agartala, September 7, 2026: The BJP and Tipra Motha held lengthy talks in Agartala on Sunday night. The two parties discussed seat sharing for the upcoming Village Committee elections.

The meeting took place at a private hotel. Senior leaders from both sides joined the discussions.

Senior Leaders Join Talks

The Tipra Motha team included TTAADC Chief Executive Member Runiel Debbarma. Former CEM PC Jamatia also attended the meeting.

Minister of State Brishaketu Debbarma joined the delegation. MLAs Ranjita Debbarma and Biswajit Kalai also took part.

The BJP team included Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ratan Lal Nath. Ministers Tinku Roy and Sushanta Chowdhury also attended.

Seat Sharing Tops the Discussion

Seat distribution emerged as the main issue during the talks.

According to sources, the BJP wants representation across all blocks. The party has proposed a proportional formula for seat sharing.

However, both sides still need to settle some details. Meanwhile, leaders continued discussions late into the night.

Announcement Expected Soon

The two parties expect to finalise the arrangement soon. Sources indicated that leaders could announce the formula on Monday morning.

The agreement will decide which party contests particular seats.

As a result, candidates and supporters are waiting for greater clarity.

VC Elections Gain Importance

The Village Committee elections carry major political importance in Tripura.

The polls will cover 587 Village Committees and 4,597 seats. The election will take place on September 28.

Therefore, the BJP-Tipra Motha seat-sharing formula could shape the campaign across the TTAADC areas.

The two parties have already agreed to work together in the VC elections. Now, they must settle the seat distribution.

Alliance Strategy Under Focus

The BJP and Tipra Motha have strong political interests in the tribal areas.

At the same time, both parties want to protect their organisational bases. The final seat-sharing formula will show how they balance those interests.

For voters, the agreement will offer a clearer picture of the alliance’s election strategy.

The next announcement could therefore become an important development ahead of the September 28 polls.

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Tripura Achieves 100% Literacy: CM Manik Saha to Address Delhi Event

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CM Manik Saha to Visit Delhi for Event on Tripura’s 100% Literacy Achievement

Agartala, September 6, 2026: Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha is set to visit New Delhi again. He will attend a programme organised by the Union Ministry of Education.

The event will highlight Tripura’s recent 100 per cent literacy achievement. Saha is expected to attend the programme as the chief guest and deliver the keynote address.

The visit will give Tripura an opportunity to present its literacy journey at the national level.

Tripura’s Literacy Achievement in Focus

Saha announced his upcoming Delhi visit while speaking at a BJP programme in the state.

During his address, the Chief Minister highlighted Tripura’s literacy achievement. He said the milestone reflects the combined efforts of the government, teachers and people.

According to Saha, only a small number of states have reached a similar level of literacy.

The achievement has also brought greater attention to Tripura’s education sector.

CM Highlights State’s Development

The Chief Minister also spoke about Tripura’s progress in other areas.

Saha said the state has received 360 national awards for its performance in different sectors. He presented the awards as evidence of the state’s development under the current government.

At the same time, he highlighted the importance of continuing development work across the state.

Political Issues Also Raised

The Chief Minister also spoke about the political situation in Tripura.

He criticised Opposition parties during his address. Saha alleged that the Opposition was trying to question the government’s development record.

However, the Chief Minister said such criticism would not affect the government’s focus on development.

He also expressed confidence about the BJP’s prospects in the next Assembly election.

Delhi Programme to Showcase Tripura

The Union Education Ministry’s programme will place Tripura’s literacy achievement in the national spotlight.

During the event, Saha is expected to discuss the state’s experience and efforts behind the literacy milestone.

The programme could also provide an opportunity to highlight the role of schools, teachers and local communities.

For Tripura, the event marks an important moment for its education sector.

The Chief Minister’s Delhi visit is therefore being closely watched, particularly as the state seeks to build on its literacy achievement and strengthen its wider education initiatives.

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Tripura BJP Kisan Morcha Announces New State Committee

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Tripura BJP Kisan Morcha Announces New State Committee, Abhishek Debroy Calls for Stronger Farmer Outreach

Agartala, September 6, 2026: The Tripura BJP Kisan Morcha has announced its new state committee. The move aims to strengthen the organisation’s connection with farmers across the state.

The committee was introduced at the BJP state headquarters in Agartala. Party leaders and Kisan Morcha members attended the programme.

During the event, Kisan Morcha state president Abhishek Debroy spoke about the organisation’s future plans. He urged committee members to maintain regular contact with farmers.

Debroy said the team must understand the problems faced by farmers at the local level. He also stressed the need for stronger grassroots outreach.

According to him, direct communication can help the organisation understand farmers’ concerns better. Therefore, committee members will need to stay connected with rural communities.

The new committee will also focus on creating greater awareness about government schemes related to agriculture. In addition, members are expected to discuss local issues with farmers and take their concerns to the appropriate platforms.

Party leaders highlighted the importance of teamwork during the programme. They called for coordinated efforts across different parts of Tripura.

Meanwhile, the new committee is expected to expand Kisan Morcha activities at the grassroots level. Regular meetings and interactions with farmers could become an important part of its work.

Tripura has a large rural population that depends on agriculture and related activities. As a result, farmer outreach remains an important issue for political organisations in the state.

With the new committee now taking charge, the focus will be on its activities in the coming months. The organisation’s ability to maintain regular contact with farmers will likely remain a key part of its strategy.

Tripura University Faces Questions Over High Court Order Delay

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Tripura University Faces Questions Over Delay in High Court-Directed Recruitment List

Agartala, September 6, 2026: A recruitment dispute at Tripura University has once again come into focus after questions were raised over the implementation of a recent High Court order.

The dispute concerns the Deputy Registrar post reserved for the Scheduled Caste category. The Tripura High Court had directed the university to publish the relevant select list within a specified period.

The order came on August 20. Yet, concerns remain about the status of the selection list.

Court Had Given a Clear Direction

The case is connected to W.P.(C) No. 734 of 2024, filed by Sri Krishna Das.

The petitioner challenged issues related to the recruitment process for the Deputy Registrar post.

Justice S. Datta Purkayastha delivered the judgment on August 20, 2026. The court directed the concerned authorities to publish the SC-category select list.

The university was given one week after receiving the order to complete the process.

Selection Process Has Been Pending for Years

The recruitment process did not begin recently. Tripura University issued its recruitment advertisement on November 10, 2023.

The notification included vacancies under several categories. Krishna Das participated in the process as an SC-category candidate.

The university later appointed Dr. Muneendra Mishra as Deputy Registrar against the unreserved category in November 2024.

However, the SC-category selection did not reach the same stage.

Interview Was Held in 2024

The university conducted the SC-category interview on December 2, 2024.

Even after the interview, the selection result was not made public.

During the court proceedings, the university said the result had remained pending because of the litigation.

That explanation formed part of the proceedings before the High Court.

Court Also Kept Another Option Open

The High Court considered what would happen if the petitioner did not find a place in the SC-category merit list.

In that event, the court allowed him to approach the university within the prescribed period.

He could then seek an opportunity to appear for the UR-category interview. The court also specified further steps for that process.

Questions Over Administrative Transparency

The delay has now put the university’s recruitment process under renewed scrutiny.

For candidates waiting for a selection result, such delays can create uncertainty. At the same time, the reasons behind the delay need to be assessed in light of the university’s submissions before the court.

The larger issue is whether the court’s latest direction will be followed within the prescribed timeframe.

Attention Now Turns to the University

The recruitment dispute has been running since 2023. Therefore, the latest court direction could prove important for bringing the matter forward.

The university’s next move will be closely watched by the candidates involved.

If the select list is published as directed, it could finally provide clarity on the long-pending SC-category recruitment.

For now, however, questions remain over the timing of compliance with the High Court order.

MHA Team to Visit Tripura Over Tiprasa Accord

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MHA Team to Visit Tripura Over Tiprasa Accord

Agartala, September 6, 2026: The Centre is preparing to speed up the implementation of the Tiprasa Accord in Tripura. A team from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is expected to visit the state next week.

The proposed visit comes soon after a key meeting in New Delhi. Union Home Minister Amit Shah met Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha and Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarman.

The meeting focused on pending issues linked to the accord. Now, the MHA team is expected to hold detailed discussions in Tripura.

MHA Team May Review Pending Issues

The visiting officials are likely to meet representatives of the Tripura government. During the visit, they may review the progress of commitments under the agreement.

The discussions could also cover issues that still need administrative action. In addition, officials may work on a clearer roadmap for the next stage.

However, the Centre has not publicly announced the team’s full agenda. Therefore, details about specific decisions remain unclear.

Tiprasa Accord Remains a Major Issue

The Tripartite Accord was signed in March 2024. The Centre, Tripura government and Tipra Motha were among the parties involved.

The agreement aims to address several concerns of Tripura’s indigenous population. These include political, economic, social, cultural and constitutional issues.

For Tipra Motha, implementation of the accord remains a major priority. The party has repeatedly raised concerns over land rights and other issues affecting indigenous communities.

Land Rights Among Key Concerns

Land rights are expected to remain an important part of the discussions.

Pradyot Kishore Debbarman recently said land rights were discussed during his meeting with Amit Shah. He also mentioned greater financial and administrative autonomy for the TTAADC.

Meanwhile, the Centre and state government have indicated that the implementation process should move forward.

Visit Comes Before VC Elections

The proposed MHA visit comes at a significant time for Tripura.

The state is preparing for the Village Committee elections on September 28, 2026. BJP, Tipra Motha and IPFT are also coordinating for the polls.

Against this backdrop, the MHA delegation’s visit has added importance to the political developments in the state.

What Comes Next?

The biggest question now is how quickly the accord will move toward actual implementation.

If the upcoming discussions produce clear decisions, they could provide a roadmap for the next phase.

For now, stakeholders are waiting for more details from the Centre. Meanwhile, attention remains focused on the MHA team’s proposed visit and its outcome.

The visit could become an important step in addressing long-pending demands linked to the Tiprasa Accord.

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Tripartite Accord to Be Implemented After VC Polls

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Agartala, September 5, 2026: Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha has said the implementation of the Tripartite Accord will move forward after the upcoming Village Committee (VC) elections.

Saha made the statement after a meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi. The meeting also included Tipra Motha founder Pradyot Kishore Debbarman and BJP Northeast coordinator Sambit Patra.

VC Elections Take Centre Stage

The upcoming VC elections have become an important political event in Tripura.

The polls are scheduled for September 28, 2026. Meanwhile, the BJP, Tipra Motha and IPFT have agreed to coordinate for the elections.

The parties are also discussing seat-sharing arrangements. Teams have reportedly been formed to work out the details.

Accord Implementation After Polls

According to Chief Minister Saha, the meeting with Amit Shah also focused on the implementation of the Tripartite Accord.

Saha said the implementation process would begin after the VC elections. He indicated that the process could start from next month.

However, the Chief Minister did not confirm every detail surrounding the proposed implementation.

Focus on the Interests of All Communities

Saha stressed that the accord must benefit all communities in Tripura.

He said the implementation should not create discrimination or affect the interests of other sections of society.

At the same time, the government wants to address the concerns linked to the accord through discussions and dialogue.

Political Cooperation Gains Importance

The developments come as the BJP and Tipra Motha move toward greater political coordination.

Earlier, Tipra Motha secured 24 of the 28 seats in the 2026 TTAADC elections. The BJP won the remaining four seats.

Now, their cooperation in the VC polls could mark a new phase in Tripura politics.

What Happens After the VC Polls?

The implementation of the Tripartite Accord remains a major issue for Tipra Motha and its supporters.

Therefore, the period after the September 28 VC elections could become important.

The next phase may bring greater clarity on issues such as tribal rights, land-related concerns and the future administrative framework.

For now, political attention remains focused on the VC elections. After the polls, the government’s next steps on the accord are likely to draw close attention across Tripura.

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