23.8 C
State of Tripura
Saturday, April 19, 2025

Kokborok Language Row: Roman Script vs Bengali Script Battle Resurfaces

Kokborok Sahitya Parishad reignites the script debate...

Tripura’s Seaplane Project to Connect Key Water Destinations

Tripura introduces seaplane tourism to revolutionize travel...

Tripura FM Roy Praises Youths for Earning Jobs on Merit

Tripura FM Pranajit Singha Roy distributes job...

Home Minister Amit Shah launches BJP’s poll campaign by releasing party’s manifesto for J&K assembly polls

Tripura Net
Tripura Net
www.tripuranet.com is a daily news, news article, feature, public opinion, articles, photographs, videos etc –all in digital format- based website meant to disseminate unbiased information as far possible as accurate.

Must Read

Senior BJP leader and Union Home Minister Amit Shah today launched the BJP’s poll campaign by releasing the party’s manifesto for J&K assembly polls during a two-day visit to Jammu. Mr. Shah released the BJP’s manifesto, outlining the party’s vision and goals for the region.

Addressing a gathering at the launch of the BJP’s manifesto, Mr. Amit Shah said that since Independence, J&K has been important for our party and asserted that Article 370 is now part of history and will never come back. His visit is seen as a pivotal moment in the BJP’s election preparations for Jammu and Kashmir, with party leaders gearing up for key meetings and public events.

Mr. Shah will convene an important strategy session with BJP leaders and party workers in the evening and will discuss election campaign strategies and gather feedback from grassroots workers on critical issues impacting J&K. He will address a rally scheduled for tomorrow in the Ploura area of Jammu city.

The BJP J&K unit expressed optimism that Mr. Shah’s visit would energise BJP workers and boost morale as they gear up for the upcoming elections.

- Advertisement -
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Latest News

Kokborok Language Row: Roman Script vs Bengali Script Battle Resurfaces

Kokborok Sahitya Parishad reignites the script debate by proposing Bengali or Devanagari script for Kokborok in a letter to...

More Articles Like This

- Advertisement -