Tripura

At Tripura's Dharmanagar railway station, six Rohingya immigrants have been detained, for traveling without valid documents, on April 28. The detained persons include three men, a woman and two children. While the woman possessed an identity card issued by the United Nations as a Rohingya refugee, others had no valid documents. The group was reportedly taken to Dharmanagar police station to ascertain their identities. 

In Tripura's Tribal village, a wild bear attacked Mousanti Reang (45), a tribal woman, reported forest rangers. As per ANI, the incident was reported in Laxmicherra's tribal forest, where the woman went to search for fruits and vegetables, when a wild bear allegedly attacked the tribal woman, leaving her critically injured. She is currently being treated at GBP Hospital. Furthermore, an investigation into the matter is underway.

Five Bangladesh nationals were sent back to their country after recovering from mental ailment issues at Modern Psychiatric Hospital in West Tripura's Narsingarh on April 2. They strayed into Indian soil unknowingly and were rescued from different locations in Tripura from 2015. "After fulfilling all the protocols, they were sent back to Bangladesh through Akhaura ICP in a simple ceremony on Friday," said Assistant Bangladesh High Commisioner… read-more

Another lynching incident was reported in Tripura village, on March 29. Two people allegedly thrashed a 26-year-old Litan Miah, after they suspected him to be a cattle lifter for smuggling. Soon, locals also joined the two accused, identified as Sentu Debnath (40), and Amal Chandra (50). The police rushed to the spot and took seriously injured Litan to hospital, where he died. Police arrested the accused and launched an investigation.

Tripura Government has announced Rs 85 crores scheme to ensure the social security of over 7000 tea garden workers. Under the 'Mukhyamantri Chaa Srami Kalyan Prakalpa' scheme of Tripura Government, workers would get housing, rations. "The government decided to provide wages of Rs 176 per day to every worker while it was Rs 105 and at present, it is Rs 130 per person,"  said Tripura Minister.