TRIPURA CHIEF MINISTER DIRECTIVES
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma inaugurates key bamboo processing units established at the Sairang Horticulture Centre
Mizoram's Chief Minister Lalduhoma inaugurated bamboo processing units at Sairang Horticulture Centre, funded by the National Bamboo Mission. The new facilities, including a treatment plant and charcoal unit, aim to sustainably utilize Mizoram's bamboo resources. This initiative is expected to boost the local economy, create jobs, and promote environmentally friendly charcoal production, supported by NECBDC's technical assistance and training programs.
Maharashtra govt inks pact with Blackstone Group for Rs 5,127 cr FDI; to create over 27,500 jobs
The Maharashtra government has signed an MoU with Blackstone Group subsidiaries, XSIIO Logistics Parks and Horizon Industrial Parks, to bring Rs 5,127 crore in FDI. This investment will facilitate the development of modern logistics and industrial parks across key locations like Nagpur, Bhiwandi, and Pune.
UP: Govt closes Etawah lion safari, zoos in Lucknow, Kanpur, Gorakhpur following bird flu outbreak
The Uttar Pradesh government ordered the closure of Etawah Lion Safari and zoos in Lucknow, Kanpur, and Gorakhpur for seven days after bird flu was confirmed in a dead tigress at Gorakhpur's Shaheed Ashfaqulla Khan Zoological Park.
MP minister's veiled remark on Col Sofia Qureshi on terror strike sparks major row
Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah's controversial remarks, seemingly directed at Col Sofia Qureshi, have ignited a political storm. Shah's speech, linking the Colonel to terrorists and referencing 'Operation Sindoor,' drew sharp criticism for its divisive language. Congress leader Jitu Patwari has demanded clarification from the Chief Minister regarding Shah's statements, prompting the minister to issue a clarification amidst the backlash.
Won't take up any official post after retirement: CJI Sanjiv Khanna
CJI Sanjiv Khanna, retiring after being appointed on November 11, 2024, stated he would not accept any post-retirement official assignments but would continue working in the legal field. He addressed the Justice Yashwant Verma controversy, emphasizing the need for decisive and rational judicial thinking. CJI-designate Justice B R Gavai has also declined any post-retirement roles.
BSF and Tripura police in a joint operation arrest 11 Bangladeshi nationals in Sabroom
In a joint operation, the Border Security Force and Tripura Police apprehended eleven Bangladeshi nationals, including women and children, in Sabroom. The group had travelled from Gujarat and were staying at an Indian national's house in Srinagar, near the border, before locals captured them.
Pakistan would have understood that they cannot fight with us in direct war: Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis acknowledged the Indian Defence Forces' strong response to Pakistan, emphasizing that direct warfare is no longer an option for the neighboring country. A review meeting was convened to assess Mumbai's security preparedness, given its vulnerability as India's economic capital and the potential for proxy wars.
Wife of detained BSF constable seeks meeting with Bengal CM
Rajni Sahu, the wife of detained BSF constable Purnam Kumar Sahu, has requested a meeting with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, seeking her intervention for her husband's release after he inadvertently crossed the international border on April 23.
No possibility of any talks with Pakistan at any neutral site: India
Recent tensions between India and Pakistan saw intervention from the USA and Saudi Arabia. The USA claimed to have brokered a ceasefire, a claim India disputes. Saudi Arabia also hinted at playing a role. The EU welcomed the ceasefire. Discussions focused on de-escalation and ending military confrontations.
Haryana Chief Secretary directs departments to prepare advance and contingency plans
Amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions, Haryana's Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi has directed departments to prepare for emergencies, establishing a 'War Emergency Branch' for enhanced coordination. Strict measures are being enforced to combat misinformation on social media, and departments are ensuring essential commodity availability. Duty Officers are being appointed to coordinate departmental responses, with contact details to be submitted promptly.
US Secretary of State speaks with EAM Jaishankar, Pakistani FM, Pak army chief; offers assistance for 'constructive talks'
Rubio also offered U.S. assistance in starting constructive talks in order to avoid future conflicts, a U.S. Department Of State spokesperson said.
BSF and Tripura police capture 11 Bangladeshi nationals at India-Bangladesh Border
In a joint operation, the Border Security Force and Tripura Police apprehended eleven Bangladeshi nationals, including women and children, in Sabroom. The individuals, who had traveled from Gujarat, were detained by locals near the border village of Srinagar before they could cross into Bangladesh. Authorities are currently interrogating the detainees, who will be presented in court following legal procedures.
India-Pakistan conflict: Fire brigade on highest level of preparedness in Punjab
Amidst the ongoing military stand-off with Pakistan, the Punjab government has heightened preparedness in its fire and emergency services. Minister Ravjot Singh cancelled leaves for fire brigade staff and ordered 24/7 deployment at sensitive locations. Mock drills, equipment checks, and constant communication with army authorities are being prioritized to ensure swift emergency response.
Assam cancels Bihu functions amid heightened security measures along India-Bangladesh border
Following India-Pakistan tensions, northeastern states are enhancing security. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma requested Bihu functions be cancelled from May 10. Meghalaya imposed a night curfew along the Bangladesh border. Tripura increased border surveillance. Sikkim is also on high alert and is taking proactive measures. BSF is using electronic gadgets for vigilance.
Pakistan's shameless support for terrorists shows it's now fighting for its existence: Adityanath
Yogi Adityanath stated that Pakistan openly supports terrorists. He referred to India's retaliation in PoK. Adityanath highlighted Pakistan's involvement in the Pahalgam terror attack. He urged citizens to support the armed forces. He warned against misinformation on social media. Adityanath emphasized national unity. He said Maharana Pratap Jayanti inspires unity during difficult times.
Govt railway police recover eight pistols from train at Agartala station
In Agartala railway station, GRP and RPF discovered eight pistols and sixteen empty magazines. The items were in unclaimed bags on a train from Firozpur, Punjab. Authorities are investigating to identify the owner. The recovered pistols are similar to point 9mm models. Joint patrolling has started in sensitive areas along the India-Bangladesh border with the BSF.
Chinese-made drone found near India-Bangladesh border in Assam
A Chinese-made drone was discovered abandoned near the India-Bangladesh border in Assam, raising security concerns. Authorities suspect it originated from across the border and are investigating. This incident follows a similar discovery in Tripura last month. Meanwhile, Tripura's Chief Minister asserted India's strength under Prime Minister Modi, citing a response to past terror attacks and emphasizing the nation's security.
Cong NE women wings announce protest against Himanta for 'derogatory' remark against women
Congress' women wings of northeastern states are protesting against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma for his alleged derogatory remarks against women during a panchayat polls campaign. They demand an apology and a CBI enquiry into Sarma's claims that women used "wrong path" to get government jobs during the Congress regime.
Tipra Motha Party protests construction of Bangladesh embankments near Tripura border
Tipra Motha Party, a BJP ally, protested against Bangladesh's embankment construction near the Tripura border. Demonstrators in Belonia were stopped by police. Party Chief Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma urged stronger central action, citing threats to Hindu minorities and potential flooding in Belonia and Kailashahar. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha informed Amit Shah about the issue.
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