26 Families Join Tipra Motha Party at Depachara Bangaliya Para

Karbook, Tripura – In a significant boost to the Tipra Motha Party (TMP), 26 families comprising 77 voters joined the party at a program held yesterday in Depachari Bangaliya Para. 

Joining Program

The joining ceremony witnessed the presence of key TMP leaders including TTAADC EM from Nutan Bazar Malbasa, Dolly Reang, and 43rd Tripura Constituency MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura. YTF General Secretary Tapan Debbarma Karbook Block President Hiranmoy Tripura was also present at the event. The leaders welcomed the new members and highlighted the growing support for TMP in the region. The new joinings are seen as a sign of rising public trust in the party’s vision and leadership.

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PM Modi Chairs High-Level CCS Meeting Amid Rising Tensions Post-Pahalgam Attack

New Delhi – Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a crucial Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting on Wednesday, just a day after engaging in key defence discussions with senior officials, including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, NSA Ajit Doval, CDS Anil Chauhan, and the chiefs of the armed forces. The Prime Minister has granted the military autonomy to decide the mode, timing, and targets of their response as India prepares countermeasures against Pakistan-backed terror groups linked to the April 22 Pahalgam attack, which claimed 26 lives.

Wednesday's agenda also includes meetings of the Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs (CCPA), Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), and a session with the Union Cabinet. Union Ministers Amit Shah, S. Jaishankar, and top defence officials attended the high-level talks. This marks the second CCS meeting after India earlier suspended the Indus Waters Treaty and tightened diplomatic measures against Pakistan.

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BJP Organizes Minority Meeting at North Chellagang, Discusses WAQF Amendment Bill 2025

Karbook, Tripura – A minority meeting was organized today by the BJP at North Chellagang under Karbook Mandal to discuss the WAQF Amendment Bill 2025.

The meeting saw active participation from local residents, who expressed enthusiasm and support for the proposed amendments. Karbook Mandal President Ashim Tripura, along with other BJP leaders and active members, was present at the event. The discussion focused on the positive impacts the bill could bring to minority communities. The gathering reflected growing local interest and awareness about national legislative changes and their implications at the grassroots level.

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EM Runel Debbarma Visits Needy Families in Kubra Keruwa Village

Agartala, Tripura – EM Runel Debbarma visited Kubra Keruwa village in the 14 Budhjung Nagar Wakhinagar Gamsa area today, extending support to underprivileged families. His visit began with elderly resident Sampati Debbarma, followed by meetings with Kirt Debbarma and Khumbarti Debbarma.

EM Runel Debbarma

EM Runel spoke to the family members, understood their challenges, and assured them of all possible assistance. He also provided personal support from his own resources to help ease their struggles. The visit was marked by the presence of Tipra Motha party supporters and members of the YTF, reflecting a united front in reaching out to the marginalized. Locals appreciated the EM’s compassion and direct engagement with the community.

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Gujarat Cracks Down on Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants; Over 1,000 Detained in Ahmedabad and Surat

Ahmedabad, Gujarat – In what is being described as the state’s biggest-ever crackdown on illegal immigration, the Gujarat government has detained over 1,000 suspected Bangladeshi nationals in Ahmedabad and Surat in a single night, officials confirmed. The large-scale operation, conducted jointly by police and intelligence units, led to the detention of 890 individuals in Ahmedabad and 134 in Surat. These detentions are part of an ongoing state-wide effort that has seen nearly 6,500 undocumented individuals taken into custody so far. 

Bangladeshi

According to Gujarat DGP Vikas Sahay, the detainees are currently being questioned, and both documentary and technological evidence are being gathered to verify their nationality. Only after confirmation of their Bangladeshi identity will deportation procedures begin. “This is part of a larger campaign to identify and remove foreign nationals illegally residing in the state,” Sahay stated.

Bangladeshi

The massive operation highlights increasing concerns over illegal immigration and its potential impact on local resources and security. The state government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining law and order while following due legal processes. Further investigations are underway, and authorities have not ruled out more detentions in the coming days as the verification process continues.

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Missing for 4 Months, Chhattisgarh Youth Reunited with Family by Tripura Police

Karbook, Tripura – In a heart-touching development, Tripura Police successfully reunited 28-year-old Takshin Bharman, son of Maniram Bharman from Chilfi, Ward No. 1, Mungeli District, Chhattisgarh, with his family after he had been missing for nearly four months. On April 18, SI Tamal Chakraborty informed the media that Takshin was found wandering near the India-Bangladesh border between Jalaya and Patichari. 

Tripura Police

Personnel from Jalaya Forward Camp of 169 Battalion BSF noticed Takshin roaming suspiciously and unnecessarily in the border area. Concerned, they detained him and handed him over to Karbook Police. SI Chakraborty later contacted Chilfi Police Station in Chhattisgarh and informed Takshin's family about his whereabouts.

Ten days later, on April 29, Takshin's elder brother Ganga Bharman arrived at Karbook Police Station to bring his brother back home. According to police, Takshin appears to suffer from mental instability, which may have contributed to his disappearance.

Ganga Bharman expressed deep gratitude to Tripura Police and BSF for their sincere efforts and humane approach. He told the media that he was overwhelmed with happiness and relief, praising the dedication of the authorities involved in safely returning his missing brother after months of uncertainty and distress.

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Radhika Merchant’s Wealth: A Glimpse Into the Financial Background of Ambani's Daughter-in-Law

Radhika Merchant, the daughter-in-law of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, comes from a highly affluent background. She is the daughter of Viren Merchant,

Viren Merchant’s

the CEO and Vice-Chairman of Encore Healthcare, a leading name in India’s healthcare industry. Viren Merchant’s personal net worth is estimated at around Rs 755 crore, built through strategic business ventures and investments, primarily in the healthcare sector. Encore Healthcare itself holds a valuation close to Rs 2,000 crore. 

While Radhika’s personal bank balance is not officially disclosed, sources suggest she independently holds significant wealth through family assets, stakes in businesses, and personal investments.

Radhika Merchant

Apart from her family’s fortune, Radhika is known to have built her own financial portfolio, including luxury assets, shares, and investments in start-ups. Her financial standing complements her marriage into India's richest family, making her one of the wealthiest young women in the country today.

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Kashmir on Edge: Security Tightened, Investigations Underway After Pahalgam Killings

Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated sharply following the deadly attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, where 26 people, including a newly married couple, were killed earlier this week. India has squarely blamed Pakistan for orchestrating the assault. In response,

Pahalgam

Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged heavy gunfire along the border for the second consecutive day. Meanwhile, Pakistan has stated it is “fully prepared to cooperate with any neutral investigators” probing the attack. In Kashmir, armed police and soldiers are conducting extensive searches of homes and forests for suspected militants. India's army chief has visited the region to assess the security situation firsthand. In a further sign of worsening ties, Indian authorities have vowed to ensure “not a drop” of water flows to Pakistan, following India's decision to suspend its participation in the critical Indus Waters Treaty. The situation remains tense as both nations brace for further developments.

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Mid-Day Meal and Teaching Irregularities: Debla Chakma Accused Once More

There have been longstanding allegations against Debla Chakma, a teacher at the Puwang Bari Prabin Chakma Para Anganwadi Centre under Karbook Block of Karbook Subdivision. 

It is reported that for many years, she has not properly conducted classes for the students, nor has she provided the Mid-Day Meal to them. Numerous complaints have been made against Debla Chakma in the past as well. The Karbook Subdivision CDPO office has issued punishment to her 10 times. Despite these disciplinary actions, fresh complaints have emerged against Debla Chakma once again today. It now remains to be seen what steps the administration will take against her this time.

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Mrs. Kushanti Reang Appointed New GS of IWFT Central Committee

Mrs. Kushanti Reang has been appointed as the new General Secretary of the IWFT Central Committee, the women’s wing of IPFT. Hailing from the Karbook Subdivision, her appointment marks a significant achievement both for her and her 

Mrs. Kushanti Reang

community. In recognition of her accomplishment, the IPFT Karbook Division Committee organized a congratulatory event today at the IPFT party office in Karbook. Leaders and members of the party gathered to extend their best wishes and expressed confidence in her leadership abilities. Mrs. Reang’s appointment is seen as a step forward in strengthening the role of women within the party and promoting active participation in political activities. The atmosphere was filled with pride and enthusiasm during the celebration.

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Karbook Subdivision Pushes Development: Box Culvert Brings Hope to Suddha Villagers

Development work is actively progressing under the Karbook Subdivision, bringing much-needed improvements to rural infrastructure. One of the major challenges previously faced was poor connectivity between Bairagi Dukan and Suddha Kr Para, which hindered smooth communication and travel for the residents. However, a box culvert construction project is currently underway to resolve this issue.

This development is being welcomed with great enthusiasm by the villagers of Suddha, as the new culvert will significantly improve road access and transportation. Once completed, it will provide a direct and reliable connection to Bairagi Dukan, enhancing mobility and boosting local economic activities. The ongoing work reflects the administration’s commitment to addressing grassroots-level infrastructure needs and ensuring better connectivity for remote communities within the Karbook Subdivision.

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CPIM Holds Rally and Sit-in at Shilachari Block and Karbook Block, Submits Deputation on Three-Point Demand

Karbook and Silachari, Tripura – As part of a state-wide movement, CPIM organized a mass rally, sit-in, and deputation at the Shilachari Block and Karbook Block under Karbook Subdivision today, raising a three-point demand. The key demands included immediate payment of pending MGNREGA wages, early resumption of MGNREGA work, and distribution of essential items along with rice through the local ration dealers.

CPIM Rally Karbook 

Comrades Chandrasekhar Tripura, Monita Chakma, Fulrani Chakma, and Amit Tripura led the delegation, while CPIM Karbook Subdivision Secretary Comrade Magendra Reang addressed the gathering as the main speaker. He emphasized the need for urgent government action to address the struggles of the rural poor. The rally reflected growing frustration over delays in basic entitlements.

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EM Dolly Reang Visits Rain-Affected Families in Nutun Bazar Malbasa, Extends Support

Karbook, Tripura – EM Dolly Reang visited Nutun Bazar Malbasa under Karbook subdivision, within her constituency, to meet families severely affected by the recent heavy rains. Among those she met was Ranosh Debbarma

along with four others whose homes were damaged during the downpour. Expressing concern over their condition, EM Dolly Reang offered a helping hand and assured necessary support for recovery and rehabilitation. Her visit was seen as a gesture of solidarity and commitment to stand by her people during times of distress. Locals appreciated the timely response and concern shown by their elected leader.

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Karbook SDM Conference Hall Hosts Line Department Meeting Led by MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura; Key Leaders Absent, Questions Rise

Karbook, Tripura – A significant line department meeting was held today at the Karbook SDM Conference Hall, chaired by Tripura Bidhan Sabha 43 Constituency MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura. The meeting aimed to review and address ongoing development challenges in the Karbook region. Various departmental officials were present, and several critical issues were discussed, including frequent power cuts during the rainy season, the urgent need for a hospital transformer, and the ongoing water crisis in Chaplang Chara and nearby areas.

MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura took detailed notes of the concerns raised by the line departments and assured proactive steps to resolve them. However, the absence of key political figures sparked speculation. Tipra Motha ally and IPFT Karbook BAC Vice Chairman Pranab Tripura, BJP Karbook Mandal President Ashim Tripura, and YTF Secretary Tapan Debbarma were notably missing from the meeting. 

Their absence has raised questions among the public and political observers: Are these leaders uninterested in Karbook’s development, or is there a deeper political rift or hidden conflict at play? As development concerns mount, the lack of collective political commitment continues to cast a shadow over progress in the region. Locals now await clarity and unity among their elected representatives.

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Allegations of Poor-Quality Work on PWD Road and Bridge from Sharat Bikash to Jalaya Bazar; Locals Demand Accountability

Karbook, Tripura – Fresh allegations have surfaced regarding substandard construction work on the PWD road and bridge from between Sharat Bikash to Jalaya Bazar. As per official records, the project tender was awarded to Purish Shil; however, locals allege that the actual execution was done by Rajen Reang. The work was reportedly completed in a rushed manner, raising serious concerns among residents and community leader Mr. Subiya Tripura. 

Subiya Tripura 

Mr. Tripura stated that both the road and the bridge were poorly constructed and are already showing early signs of damage. “This work won’t survive the first heavy rain. The bridge side is already weakening,” he warned.

Sharat Bikash to Jalaya Bridge

Villagers are demanding a full investigation into the matter, citing a lack of transparency and poor oversight. The incident has intensified public frustration over repeated cases of low-quality infrastructure projects under government schemes in the Karbook subdivision.

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Hajachari Villagers Block Road Demanding Basic Amenities, Patients Affected

Karbook, Tripura – Residents of Hajachari village under Shilachari RD Block in Karbook subdivision staged a road blockade on the Ghorakappa-Karbook route, demanding access to basic amenities. The protest centered on the lack of drinking water, electricity, and long-pending MGNREGA wages. During the blockade, even patients heading to hospitals 

were not allowed to cross the road, causing serious disruption. Protesters expressed frustration over years of neglect and criticized the government’s "triple-engine development" slogan as meaningless in their reality. Locals demanded urgent intervention and fulfillment of their basic rights.

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Allegations of Corruption in Road Construction at Patichari Golmani Para, Karbook Locals Demand Inquiry

Karbook, Tripura – A road construction project at Patichari Golmani Para under the Karbook sub-division has come under serious public scrutiny. Locals allege large-scale corruption involving ₹4.5 lakh approximate reportedly exchanged under the table between the executing agency, and the 43 top Leaders, according to undisclosed sources. 

Despite initial visits by local residents, no visible improvements have been observed on the ground. The construction work is reportedly of extremely poor quality, prompting renewed public outcry. Complaints were verbally conveyed to PWD SDO Goutam, but no official action or response has followed. 

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On revisiting the site today, locals expressed frustration over the lackluster work and raised strong demands to immediately halt construction and initiate a full-scale investigation into the matter. The public is urging authorities to ensure transparency and accountability, fearing that the ongoing negligence could severely impact local infrastructure and community welfare.

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TRP Official Kamal Riang Accused of Misusing Govt Funds, Skipping Office Duties

Karbook: Kamal Riang, an employee in the TRP department, faces serious allegations of dereliction of duty and misuse of government resources. Reports claim he rarely attends office and has converted his home into a fertilizer godown. Despite the distribution of rubber saplings to beneficiaries in his area,

Kamal is accused of misappropriating government funds intended for additional beneficiary support. Locals allege that several welfare schemes are being manipulated under his supervision. These accusations have sparked concern among residents and calls for an immediate investigation. Authorities are being urged to take swift action to ensure transparency and accountability in the department.

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5 TB Cases Detected in Ichachari and Jalaya, MPW Urges Public Health Awareness

Ichachari, Tripura – In a concerning development, five cases of Tuberculosis (TB) have been identified in the villages of Ichachari and Jalaya, according to Multipurpose Worker (MPW) Bisha Manjuri Jamatia. She shared this information during a recent community interaction, highlighting the urgent need for public health awareness in the region. 

Bisha Manjuri Jamatia 

MPW Jamatia expressed concern that many villagers are still not connected with ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers, which may be contributing to underreporting of cases. “If the public were more connected with ASHA workers, the number of positive TB cases might be even higher,” she stated.

She emphasized the importance of early detection, regular medical check-ups, and awareness campaigns to combat the spread of TB. The health department is expected to intensify outreach efforts in the area to ensure timely diagnosis and treatment for affected individuals.

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Special Gram Sabha Held in Ichachari to Mark National Panchayati Raj Day 2025

On the occasion of National Panchayati Raj Day 2025, a Special Gram Sabha was held at Ichachari Village Council under Karbook subdivision in Gomati District, Tripura. The event was part of a state-wide initiative to strengthen grassroots democracy and community participation in development.

Special Gram Sabha

The Gram Sabha witnessed active participation from the local community, including village heads, school authorities, and social workers. Notable attendees included the Headmaster and In-charge of local schools, SHG Village Organization (VO) members, and prominent social workers Dharjaray Tripura, Pitiray Tripura, Janamani Tripura, and Akong Mog. The Ichachari Panchayat Project Officer, Sarmi Chakma, also addressed the gathering.

Special Gram Sabha

Key developmental issues concerning the village and surrounding areas were discussed during the Sabha. Topics ranged from infrastructure improvement and education to health services and livelihood generation through SHG activities. Community members raised their voices on various concerns and suggestions, reinforcing the role of participatory governance.

Several nearby villages also joined the Sabha, making it a vibrant platform for collective dialogue and planning. The event underscored the significance of the Panchayati Raj system in promoting inclusive rural development and ensuring that every voice counts.

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Relief Extended to Homeless Families by Pratimoy Tripura in Patichari

Karbook, Gomati Tripura – Due to continuous heavy rainfall, many families in the Patichari area under Karbook Subdivision have been left homeless, struggling without shelter and basic necessities. Among the affected villages, Ratan Moni Para witnessed significant damage. In a heartfelt act of humanity,

Pratimoy Tripura

Mr. Pratimoy Tripura personally stepped forward to support the helpless families, offering aid and moral support. His initiative has brought a ray of hope to those in distress. Locals appreciated his timely action and called for more such help from concerned authorities and community leaders in this difficult time.

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Power Outages Spark Protests in Karbook Subdivision

Once again, the people of Karbook subdivision are expressing their frustration over prolonged power outages. On the evening of Saturday, April 19, residents from Suknachari, Gorakappa, Amtoli, and Chelakappa gathered in front of the Shilachari electricity sector office to protest against the persistent electricity issues. Their anger reflects growing dissatisfaction with the lack of basic infrastructure support. 

Patichari

Today, the situation escalated as residents of Patichari took to the streets, blocking roads in protest over continued power cuts. The crisis deepens in the wake of recent heavy rains that left 44 families homeless in the region. The public's patience is wearing thin as they struggle with both natural calamities and administrative failures. The community demands immediate action from authorities to restore electricity and address the plight of those affected. The ongoing unrest is a clear sign that urgent attention is needed to resolve the growing crisis in Karbook.

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Relief Extended by MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura to Rain-Affected Families in Karbook

Karbook, Gomati Tripura – In a compassionate and timely move, today 43-MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura, along with dedicated political members from Tipra Motha, YTF (Youth Tipra Federation), and TWF (Tipra Women Federation), visited severely affected areas under Karbook subdivision – namely Golmani Para, Ratan Moni Para, and Chandra Hongsa Para – where multiple homes were damaged due to relentless heavy rains in the region.

Understanding the critical need of the hour, MLA Sanjoy Manik Tripura personally interacted with the affected families and assured them of continued support. As part of the relief operation, a total of 44 families received essential supplies including 10kg of rice, 250g of Rani Master oil, dry fish, potatoes, onions, clean drinking water, and other basic daily needs to help them through this challenging period.

Local residents expressed gratitude for the swift humanitarian response and presence of leaders during this time of distress. The collaborative effort between the political organizations and the community reflects the strong unity and commitment to support vulnerable populations in rural Tripura. The visit not only brought aid but also hope and assurance of continued help for those affected.

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Misinformation on Social Media Sparks Concern

In the digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for communication. However, it has also become a breeding ground for misinformation. In recent weeks, certain misleading posts and unverified news shared across social media platforms have misled the public in Tripura, spreading confusion, fear, and unnecessary tension.

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These socially viral but factually incorrect narratives are creating a dangerous divide between truth and perception. Concerned over the growing influence of such content, There is a strong demand for responsible journalism and proactive steps to counter fake news with verified facts.

The press club is now expected to lead the way by organizing awareness campaigns, fact-checking initiatives, and workshops on digital media ethics. Educating both journalists and the public about the importance of responsible media consumption is key to restoring faith in the press.

If left unchecked, this growing trend of misinformation could deeply impact the democratic fabric and social harmony of the state. The senior media of Tripura now faces a critical moment to act decisively and guide the public toward truth and clarity.

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Gomati District of Tripura Honoured with PM Award of Excellence

Delhi: In a moment of pride for Tripura, Gomati District has been awarded the prestigious Prime Minister's Award of Excellence for outstanding performance in governance and development. The award was formally received today by District Magistrate Mr. Tarit Kanti Chakma, IAS recognizing the district’s exceptional efforts in public service delivery, innovation, and people-centric administration. 

Tarit Kanti Chakma, IAS

The recognition highlights Gomati’s consistent achievements in areas such as rural development, infrastructure improvement, and effective implementation of central schemes. Under Mr. Chakma’s dynamic leadership, the district has made remarkable strides in sustainable growth and inclusive governance, setting a benchmark for other regions.

This prestigious honor stands as a testament to the hard work of the administration and the people of Gomati. Tripura celebrates this proud achievement.

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Public Outrage in Karbook Over Three-Day Power Outage in Shilachari

Shilachari: Residents of Karbook, Gomati Tripura, under the Shilachari RD Block, have expressed strong anger and frustration due to a complete power outage lasting three consecutive days. The affected area, particularly the Ghorakappa, Kaptoli, chelakappa also many more place has been suffering without electricity, impacting daily life, communication, education, and essential services. 

According to local sources, when members of the public visited the Shilachari Electricity Sector Office, they were shocked to find no staff or engineers present. People have reported that they tried their best to inform the office about the situation and requested urgent action. However, instead of receiving help, they were told by the office staff that the repair may take another five days, which has only fueled the community’s anger.

Locals are demanding immediate attention to the issue, emphasizing that in a time when India is rapidly moving towards digital advancement, electricity is no longer a luxury but a basic necessity. The public believes that such negligence is unacceptable, especially in rural areas where access to resources is already limited. They are urging higher authorities to intervene and ensure that such situations are not repeated in the future.

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Old and Young Celebrate Good Friday with New Hope in Karbook

Jalaya: In a heartwarming display of faith and unity, many elderly people and little children in Karbook celebrated Good Friday by wearing new clothes and gathering for prayers and reflection.

Children 

Despite their age differences, all came together to honor the day with joy and devotion. Smiles lit their faces as they remembered the story of sacrifice and hope that Good Friday represents.

Good Friday

Good Friday, observed by Christians worldwide, marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ at Calvary. It is a day of mourning, reflection, and gratitude for His ultimate sacrifice for humanity’s sins. According to the Bible, Jesus was arrested, tried, and crucified, dying on the cross for the salvation of mankind. Though the day is solemn, it is also a reminder of love, forgiveness, and the promise of resurrection. For many, it is a time of prayer, compassion, and spiritual renewal.

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Strong Wind Destroys Homes of Four Families in Buiragi Dogan, Karbook

Today, a sudden and powerful windstorm caused severe damage in the Buiragi Dogan area of Karbook, Gomti District, leaving four families without shelter. The affected families include Raj Laxmi Tripura, Swarna Mala Tripura, Arun Uday Dewan, and Uttam Tripura. Their homes were completely destroyed, leaving them in urgent need of support and assistance. 

In response to the incident, social worker Bishal Debbarma promptly visited the site to provide emotional support and assure the victims of further help. The local community has also expressed concern and called for immediate relief measures from the authorities. The affected families are currently staying with neighbors and relatives while they await aid. Further assessment and support are expected from local administration soon.

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