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Tripura has been declared a "Natural Calamity Affected Area" by the Tripura Disaster Management Authority (TDMA). This declaration comes as an Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) visits the state to assess damage from recent floods and landslides.

The flood situation in Tripura showed signs of improvement on Sunday as water levels receded in many areas.

Disaster Management reported latest casualties in Santirbazar, Tripura where incessant rainfall late night caused landslides that demolished several houses.

India clarified that media reports in Bangladesh alleging that recent floods are due to the Dumbur Dam’s water release are incorrect.

Prime Minister Modi received a comprehensive briefing on the conditions in the affected states—Mizoram, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, and Tripura.

Voting in 88 Parliamentary Constituencies located over 12 States and Union Territories started at 7:00 am on Friday for the second round of the Lok Sabha elections 2024.

Moreover, the Prime Minister highlighted the construction of three crore new houses across India for the underprivileged, which he believes will greatly benefit the people of Tripura.

Amit Shah concluded by urging the people of Tripura to support PM Modi for a third term, promising stringent measures to curb cross-border infiltration.

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Monday visited cyclone-affected areas in Sepahijala district. He assured of providing possible assistance to affected residents.

Amit Shah hails historic day for Tripura, emphasizing agreement's forward-looking approach in reconciling history, making amends, and acknowledging present realities.