Archive Detail
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| Congress to call for 12-hour strike in t | AGARTALA, Jan 13 (TIWN): Raising voice against the rising corruption at the block level, Tripura Pradesh Congress Committee to stage 12-hour long strike in three districts on January 18, said PCC President Birajit Sinha on Tuesday. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Tirthamukh fair: Stalls for the fair dis | AGARTALA, Jan 13 (TIWN): Stage is all set to organize the Tirthamukh fair which has been scheduled to begin on January 14. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Locals stopped border fencing work deman | KAILASHAHAR, Jan 13 (TIWN): Demanding to provide notice of land acquisition for border fencing, residents of Shilpara under Kailashahar Sub-Division on Tuesday stopped the construction work of the 485 metre of border fencing in the area. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Minister of State for Railways Manoj Sin | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Union Minister for railway Manoj Sinha, in a visit to the state on Tuesday inspected the work progress of BG conversion at Nishchintpur BOP Indo-Bangla border area to monitor the Indo-Bangla rail link work. However, Union Minister for railway Manoj Sinha was accompanied by DM west Millind Ramteke, SDM Manik Lal Das, State observer Sunil Deodar , BJP state president Biplab Deb and other railway officials. It is to be mentioned here that Union Minister for railway Manoj Sinha and others in a visit to the Nishchintpur BOP Indo-Bangla border area inspected the area to see the progress in the proposed rail connectivity between Agartala and Gangasagar (Bangladesh). | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Two-day long ‘Chabimura festivalâ | UDAIPUR, Jan 12 (TIWN): Tourism Minister Ratan Bhowmik on Tuesday inaugurated the two-day long Chabimura Festival at Radurkhamar barely 7km away from Amarpur. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Tripura’s Multi-crore Chit Fund s | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Third day of Tripura assembly's winter session on Tuesday began with the question-answer session between the opposition and the ruling government. Amidst the question hour, leaders of the opposition party raised various issues including giving land to the chit fund companies in the state from the end of the state government. In a question raised by the opposition MLA Gopal Chandra Roy, to Industries and commerce Minister Tapan Chakraborty turned chaotic. MLA Gopal Chandra Roy stated that despite of knowing- Icore, RAMEL and Rose valley a chit fund organisations, why the state government had allotted them land in the state. In the earlier days of the assembly Finance minister of Tripura, Bhanu Lal Saha has made it clear that it is not possible for the State government to take responsibility of returning money of nearly 14-lakh depositors laundered by the chit fund organisations. He was responding to a privet member’s resolution on this issue in the state assembly.The opposition members alleged that the state government cannot avoid responsibility as the ministers themselves campaigned in favour of various chit funds. MLA Ratan Lal Nath reminded the Chief Minister about his assurance in the house that he will not let the depositors to be duped. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Accused expelled MLA Manoranjan Acharjee | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): The political mind game has once again successfully arranged the release order of expelled MLA Manoranjan Acharjee even after the allegation related to sexual abuse of minor was raised against him. As expected the expelled MLA Manoranjan Acharjee who was produced before the Amarpur SDJM Court on Tuesday, was issued a bail from High Court. Talking to TIWN correspondent on Tuesday advocate Pijush Kanti Biswas said that expelled MLA Manoranjan Acharjee who was produced before the court after days of police remand till January 12 was released on bail after an issue was released from the high court on Tuesday. Loopholes in police investigation lead to release of the accused MLA Manoranjan Acharjee on bail from the High Court. It appears that the arrest of former MLA was just for the namesake to keep up the good image of CM Manik Sarkar in the state. Only to save himself from the allegation of the opposition regarding the accused rapist Monaranjan Acharjee issue CM Manik sarkar with his police has played this mind game and saved his comrade from the punishment of the law.It is to be mentioned here that the main accused former CPM MLA Manoranjan Acharjee was arrested on Saturday with green signal from Tripura’s CM Manik Sarkar. Demands have been raised from different sources to arrest the accused. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| State observed 154th Birth Anniversary o | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Along with the Nation, Tripura also celebrated the 154th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Rapist MLA Manoranjan Acharjee should no | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Amidst tight security, the expelled rapist MLA Monarnjan Acharejee who was arrested in allegation of sexual abuse of a minor girl was produced before the Amarpur SDJM court on Tuesday. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| BJP newly elected president Biplab Deb f | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): The newly elected president of state BJP Biplab Deb was felicitated by state BJP wing on Tuesday at RS Bhawan in presence of the former state president of BJP sudindra Dasgupta. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Agitated consumers staged road blockade, | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Demanding to regularize the supply of cylinder, consumers of RK Gas Agency on Tuesday staged road blockade at Barjala airport road. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Hanging bodies recovered from Rubber gar | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): In a tragic incident, body of a couple was recovered from a rubber garden in a hanging condition from Dhuptali area under Kakraban police station on Tuesday morning. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Increasing road accidents at Kalyanpur : | KALYANPUR, Jan 12 (TIWN): The movement of overloading vehicles are rampant at Kalyanpur and the number of accidents are at a large at there. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Safe drinking water scarce in the interi | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Despite of several tall claims by the Ministerial Authority of fast development in the State, yet in the dry season several families in the interior have to suffer from the acute water crisis. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| State Government clamours development: Y | SANTIRBAZAR, Jan 12 (TIWN): Though several initiatives have been taken to provide high budget medicine in low cost to the common mass, the poor condition of the referral hospitals and the Primary Health CentreS are still bothering the health service in the State. | 12-Jan-2016 |
| Construction work of the 22 kilometre ro | UDAIPUR, Jan 12 (TIWN): Construction of the 22 kilometre of the road from Udaipur to Melagarh petrol pump is underway in full swing. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Cattle smuggling on Indo-Bangla border g | KAILASHAHAR, Jan 12 (TIWN): Despite of strict vigilance in the border areas of Kailashahar, cattle smuggling and intrusion of smuggling goods goes rampant. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Tripura Assembly raises the issue of lay | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): The assembly session has become a platform to discuss the question answer round for the ruling and the opposition but from this session what does the common man has gain. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| DIG inaugurated ‘Hall of Fame†| AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): In a series of inaugurations of establishments held today at GC, CRPF, Adarini, Agartala, Shri Ravideep Singh Sahi DIG, first inaugurated ‘Hall of Fame’ of Gallant officers & men. Speaking on the occasion ] Sahi threw light on the sacrifices made by martyrs for the cause of Nation. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Winter Session of Tripura Assembly: Mani | AGARTALA, Jan 12 (TIWN): Ministerial Authority where claims Tripura to be a power surplus state, a section of people in the interior parts of the state are yet deprived of electricity connection. At the winter session Tripura Assembly, yet on Monday question arises that how many houses are left to get electricity connection. State Government where set to supply 100MW power to Bangladesh, a section of people in various interior parts of the state are yet to get electricity connection. The ground reality says that even today many of the families are yet suffering due to no electricity connection in the various interior parts of the state. The Centre in consultation with the Tripura government had decided to sell 100MW power after the Bangladesh government allowed free transhipment of heavy turbines for the 726.6MW Palatana thermal power plant. The total expense for construction of transmission lines and towers is of Rs 250 crores, of which Rs. 83 crores is for construction in Tripura. Reportedly, The 100 MW power will be dispatched to Bangladesh from Suryamaninagar power sub-station at the outskirts of Agartala and for transmission of 100 MW power, the works on transmission lines is completed on 400 KV double circuit transmission lines. About 143 towers are set up for 47 kilometre long transmission lines up to South Comilla of Bangladesh. About Rs. 250 crores is utilized to complete the transmission lines. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| War hero Albert Ekka's family pays flora | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Balamdina Ekka, wife of 1971 war martyr Albert Ekka, and the eight-member team from Jharkhand got warm reception by the Army in Agartala on Monday at the graveyard of Albert Ekka on Monday at Duklli. Balamdina Ekka has gone with the state team to offer prayers at the graveyard of her husband, Albert Ekka, who attained martyrdom in 1971 and was awarded the highest military award of the soil, Paramvir Chakra, posthumously. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Delhi, Dhaka to ink deal for 100 MW powe | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN / IANS) India's NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd. (NVVN) and the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB), both state-run companies, will soon sign an agreement to supply 100 MW of electricity to Bangladesh, Tripura's Power Minister Manik Dey said on Monday. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| BG Railway engine chugs into the soil of | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Adding a history to the golden pages of Tripura, the people of Agartala on Monday witnessed the trial run of the BG engine for the first time at Agartala Railway station. Huge enthusiasm and cheers marked the entry of the BG railhead at Agartala Railway station.From Agartala railway station the train again left for Bisalgarh. BG rail engine chugs in to the soil of Agartala, PM Modi's 'Look-East' policy brought historical moment for Tripura; direct trains to mainland may be over by March 2016. Tripura witnessed a historical moment Monday when BG (broad gauge) Railway engine entered for the first time in Agartala. The dream of the broad gauge train in Tripura seems to be not so far. The long wait of northeastern state of Tripura to have direct broad-gauge rail connectivity with rest of India might end by March this year, promises NFR chief Engineer H.K.Jaggi.Adding another milestone in the history of Tripura, the land-locked state has finally made its entry in the BG railway map of the country. Recently, with the trial run of the engine on the newly converted broad-gauge (BG) track of Agartala-Badarpur route upto Agartala railway station has created a milestone in the history of Tripura. Improving the transport and connectivity in the landlocked Tripura of the northeast region is one of the top most priorities of the government. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Kalyanpur: Forest Dept. recovered a Cive | KALYANPUR, Jan 11 (TIWN): A sudden arrival of a Civet Cat had created mass gathering at Kalyanpur market area on Monday. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Foggy conditions likely to prevail in th | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Major part of the State, along with capital, is likely to experience dense fog for another few days, as stated by local met department. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Demands raised for the Supplementary Gra | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): On the second day of the Winter Session assembly in Tripura, Finance Minister Bhanu Lal Saha on Monday presented the demands for the Supplementary Grant for the financial year 2015-2016. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| CPI-M expelled MLA Manoranjan Acharjee t | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Expelled CPI-M MLA Manoranjan Acharjee who was arrested after 19 days in allegation of sexual abuse of a minor girl will be again produced before the court on Tuesday. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Tourist visitors high in Trishna tourism | BELONIA, Jan 11 (TIWN) : Trishna is not only pride of the state but also for the entire Northeast in tourism industry. Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for housing rare species of animal- Bisons could be one of the ideal eco tourism designations in the state. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Bimal Singha International Drama Festiva | KAMALPUR, Jan 11 (TIWN): Mohajoner Nao, an acclaimed musical play by Subachan Natya Sangsad of Dhaka, has been invited for stage shows in Kamalpur Townhall and in Agartala. Subachan Natya Sangsad will also stage their 2nd show at Agartala also on 11th January. DURBAR NATHYA GOSTI is organizing both in Kamalpur and also in Agartala in memory of Late Bimal Sinha. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| 2nd day of Tripura Assembly's winter ses | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): The short winter session of Tripura Assembly began on a stormy note on Monday, as opposition parties led by Congress staged a walkout after being denied permission to raise various issues. Amidst the question hour, leaders of the opposition party were on their feet in the well and sought a chance to raise various issues, which was not accepted by the Speaker Ramendra Chandra Debnath. Ruckus marked the second day of the 9th assembly session on Monday when different information were produced by Law minister Tapan Chakraborty and Home Minister Manik Sarkar on the issue of the conviction rate under IPC case in the state. It was witnessed that when Opposition leader Ratan Lal Nath raised the question regarding the present status of the conviction rate of IPC case in the state, both Minister Tapan Chakraborty and home minister Manik Sarkar gave different data on the issue which instantly raised controversy in the assembly.Opposition alleged biased attitude against the speaker of the assembly Ramendra Chandra Debnath and stated that speaker is biased towards the CPI-M party and is supporting the ruling party in the assembly hour sitting in the chair of a speaker. Opposition leader Sudip Roy Barman stated that being speaker of the assembly one should be neutral and biased attitude is not acceptable and then the opposition staged walk out from the assembly. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Political parties geared up for the upco | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Aiming to grab the seats in the upcoming village committee election of 2016, all the political parties have geared up in full-fledge. | 11-Jan-2016 |
| Tripura yet to achieve self sufficiency | UDAIPUR, Jan 11 (TIWN): Despite of taking several initiatives to make the state self sufficient over agriculture, most of the small and big markets of the state are yet dependent on the vegetables supplied from outside the state. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Business of illegal alcohol rising at Ka | KALYANPUR Jan 11 (TIWN) Business of illegal alcohol is rampant at Kalyanpur but the local police is in cold sleep. At Totabari, Moharcherra, Ghilati areas under Kalyanpur PS some shopkeepers running illegal alcohol business from so many days. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Annual General Conference of Agartala Pr | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Agartala Press Club on Sunday organized Annual General Conference. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Rs. 5,000 crore urea fertilizer plant ye | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): Almost after a year Tripura government is yet reluctant to take any initiatives to mobilise the Rs. 5,000 crore urea fertilizer plant which is still lying dead in the 800 acres of land allotted to set up a Urea fertiliser plant at Khobal in Unakoti district of Tripura. The lacklustre attitude in the commencement of the Chambal Fertilizers and Chemicals has left the spot into a barren land resulting chaos among the common men. Chambal Fertilisers has signed a pact with ONGC and the Tripura government to set up a urea plant in the state, The much awaited project is delaying due to the negligence of the ruling party and somewhat also the shortage of gas supply by ONGC is also to be blamed for the delay in the commissioning of the 5,000 crore urea fertilizer plant. Negligence has hit the project and no progress is seen in the spot. The project Plant badly suffering due to shortage of water and gas and mainly the negligence attitude of the ruling government.The Tripura government has allotted 800 acres of land to set up a Rs. 5000-crore Urea fertiliser plant but after years there is no much development in the site and the site is left dead.State-owned ONGC had earlier signed MoU with a Rajasthan-based private company to set up a gas-based fertilizer plant in Tripura to meet the growing shortage of urea in the eastern and north-eastern states and adjoining Bangladesh. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Manik Govt.'s lacklustre attitude: Centu | KAILASHAHAR, Jan 11 (TIWN): Chief Minister Manik Sarkar where takes luxuries chopper ride to cover 90 kilometres of distance, the historical crafted sculptures of Unakoti is gradually losing it glory due to the apathy and negligence of State Government. State Government where claims that Tripura is developing faster than any other state, on the other hand due to the negligence of the authority the historical crafted sculptures of Unakoti is gradually losing its glory. Tourist including foreigners where seems enthusiastic to visit the century old archaeological site ‘Unakoti’, the lacklustre attitude of the State Government left the place in a poor condition.The condition of the stairs of Unakoti is in very poor condition as a result several times tourists slipped from the stairs. Most of the stairways are so slippery during rainy season that people had to sit and step-down carefully to avoid fatal accidents. Every year more than thousands of tourists visit the area just to have a glance of the beauty of the century old sculpture. Most of the time people conducts picnic but the State Government is least bothered to safeguard the beauty of the historical crafted sculptures. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| ‘Lai Haraoba’ festival orga | AGARTALA, Jan 11 (TIWN): With the joint initiatives of the Puthiba Lai Haraoba Committee and the Information and Cultural Affairs Department on Sunday five days long ‘Lai Haraoba’ festival has been organized at Puthiba Temple. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| CM Manik Sarkar inaugurates 18th Annual | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): Chief Minister Manik Sarkar inaugurated the 18th annual conference of All Tripura Diabetic Forums (ATDF) held at Nazrul Kalakshetra on Sunday. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| State observed Road Safety Week | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): With an aim to spread awareness among the people of the State, Transport Department of Tripura on Sunday organized the 27th Road Safety Week programme with a theme ‘Road Safety- Time for Action’. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Physiotherapist to be recruited in vario | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): Ministry of sports, Government of Tripura has finally abided to the demand of the Indian Association of Physiotherapist (IAP) and Physiotherapist Forum of Tripura (PFT) to recruit physiotherapist in various sport department for the first time. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Kamalpur corruption: Expenditure of more | KAMALPUR, Jan 10 (TIWN): The so-called and trumpeted demands of development used to come under the scanner of suspicion and proper implementation time and again. And the works under MGNERGA works became the prime sector of debate. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Gomati District Administration, Forest D | UDAIPUR / AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): At a time when the State is concerned about saving the flora and fauna of Kalyansagar of Tripura Sundari Temple at Udaipur under Gomati District, it is witnessed that, massive pollution in the kalyan sagar is posing serious threat to the survival of the rare Bostami turtle and the fish found in the lake. Dumping of waste materials in to the lake, washing of utensils, taking bath in the lake has left the lake with massive pollution. The authorities are not even bothered to clean the mess in the lake hampering the eco-system of the lake and the flora and fauna. It is mostly spoiling the endangered species of turtles found in the lake.When the full state is concerned about the extinction of rare Bostami turtles, including environmentalists and the government itself, the Udaipur authorities failed to maintain purity of water, and thus the inhabitants of lake is again in trouble. Unfortunately, Gomati District Administration is being headed by an arrogant District Magistrate Sonal Goel, who prefers threatening every TIWN journalist enquiring about the lapses of her administration, whether its sensitive passport scams or District’s massive increase in child rapes or lackluster attitude of administration in repairing roads or keeping Matabari clean . In history of Gomati District, Tripura's most prominent tourist spot Matabari's lake Kalyansagar was never neglected to such extent that most the Bostami turtles either died or facing extinction. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| No initiatives to clear the pending bill | AGARTALA / DHAKA, Jan 10 (TIWN): After several doldrums Tripura government has finally decided the tariff to supply power to Bangladesh from next month in exchange of Rs 5.50 against per unit of power.Talking to TIWN correspondent on sunday, power Minister Manik Dey said that a MoU has been signed between the representatives of India and Bangladesh and it is being decided that India will supply power to Bangladesh in exchange of Rs 5.50 against per unit of power to Bangladesh. Minister also added that the power supply will commenced from next month.The Indian delegation led by power minister Manik Dey held a meeting with the Bangladesh team led by their power minister Mr Nasrul Hamid at Dhaka and finalized the rate and signed the MoU against the agreement. On the one hand Tripura government finalizes to supply 100MW power to Bangladesh but a bitter truth is that TSECL is about to crores of money to the power plants in Tripura and no major initiative is taken to clear the bills. It is seen that Tripura is under huge debt of total 100 crores, which is yet to be paid to the power plants based in Tripura.Although Tripura Govt. gave land to Palatana Plant, but due to this debt of over 100 crores, TSECL is dumped with various problems. Now question arises, when Tripura is under such huge debts, then how Manik government will continue to keep its promises to Bangladesh ? | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Manik Sarkar gets ZERO new investments f | KOLKATA / AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): Its hightime Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar takes a lesson or two from Mamata's doorstep on conducting investment summit, inviting Industrialists to invest in Tripura to boost economy, generating employments. The two-day Bengal Global Business Summit organised by the West Bengal government concluded on Saturday attracting investment proposals worth at least Rs.2,50,104 crore ($37 billion), Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced here.Addressing industrialists on the summit's concluding day, she said the manufacturing sector has drawn proposals valued at Rs.1,16,958 crore.Banerjee said the proposals have come from a wide range of sectors like mining, textile, power, IT and telecom, urban development, housing, tourism, health transport and education."Many MoUs have been signed and many are in the process. We are yet to make detailed estimates of the proposals. The investment proposals are not less than Rs.2,50,104 crore," she said.The previous edition of the BGBS had netted investment proposals of Rs.2,43,100 crore, of which proposals worth Rs.95,000 crore have taken off and the rest are under process, the chief minister told the media. In comparison to Mamata Banerjee, Manik Sarkar did the exact opposite by hiring the most lameduck, illiterate Minister Tapan Chakraborty to handle key portfolios like Industry, Commerce, IT ; as a result Tripura's IT, Industry, Commerce all remains standstill with no future in sight. | 09-Jan-2016 |
| Traders continue to occupy footpath, res | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): With the traders continuously occupying the footpaths along the roadsides compel the pedestrians to walk on the road thereby putting their lives to risk, but the authorities are still silent over their act. | 09-Jan-2016 |
| DIG of Northern Range visited Kailashaha | KAILASHAHAR, January 10 (TIWN): DIG of Northern Range on Sunday visited the Kailashahar Paitur Bazaar and interrogated about the riot occurred over the incident of collision of vehicles on January 9. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| Kailashahar police arrested three, found | KAILASHAHAR, Jan 10 (TIWN): In a tragic incident, three people were arrested by Kailashahar Police after they were found engaged in scuffle over the incident of collision of vehicles on Saturday morning at Kailashahar Paitur Bazaar. | 09-Jan-2016 |
| Union Minister of State (IC) for Environ | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): The Union Minister of State (IC) for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar who was scheduled to arrive in Tripura on Sunday was cancelled due to some sudden engagements in programs. | 10-Jan-2016 |
| State to observe National Youth Day | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): Keeping eye on the upcoming celebration of the Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, preparation is going on in full fledge in various parts of the State for the celebration of the National Youth Day. | 09-Jan-2016 |
| Countdown begins to welcome BG engine at | AGARTALA, Jan 10 (TIWN): With the aim to run the BG engine to Agartala along with the aim to run goods loaded train on January 13 at the Agartala railway station preparation is on the peak. Workers are engaged in completing the conversion work as early as possible before 13 January as it is scheduled to run the BG engine on January 13. The work has gained momentum and the track laying work is almost completed and the trial run of the engine will be done on January 13. It is to be mentioned here that Manoj Sinha Minister of State for Railways, Chief Minister Manik Sarkar, Transport Minister Manik Dey to receive the BG engine along with the train coach on January 13 at Agartala Railway station. Keeping in mind to roll the engine on the newly converted BG track without any hurdles on January 13 the authority is carrying out the conversion work in fullswing. The rolling of the engine was successful till Dharmanagar and will be completed once it touches the soil of Agartala. Keeping in mind the roll of the engine upto Agartala January 13 the workers are engaged in completing the work of laying tracks and the other essential works at the Agartala Railway station. After the successful run of the engine upto Agartala, NFR is scheduled to run the ballast train upto Agartala railway station. The NFR is also likely to conduct CRS inspection on the newly converted BG rail track for safety clearance followed by the final run of the BG passenger train in February. | 09-Jan-2016 |