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06 Aug

Tripura Human Rights Commission demands answers on Agartala drain mess

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

The Tripura Human Rights Commission (THRC) has taken serious note of public distress caused by unplanned and sluggish drainage construction in Agartala and has issued notices to key officials, demanding urgent accountability. In an order dated August 1, the Commission directed the Secretary of the state’s Urban Development Department, the Chief Executive Officer of Agartala Smart City Limited, and the Commissioner of the Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) to submit their responses within seven days.The intervention follows a formal complaint by the Forum for Protection of Environment and Water Bodies, a local environmental body. The complaint highlighted the dismal condition of…

06 Aug

MZU achieves A+ NAAC accreditation with CGPA of 3.30

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram

Mizoram University (MZU) celebrated a landmark moment on Tuesday as the institution hosted a grand ceremony to mark its recent A+ Grade accreditation from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), with a CGPA of 3.30. Mizoram Governor General (Dr) Vijay Kumar Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd), who is also the Chief Rector of the university, graced the event held at the MZU Auditorium as the chief guest and also launched the university’s newly developed e-Office Portal.Addressing the gathering, Governor Singh congratulated the university on its significant achievement and praised its journey of growth and academic excellence since its establishment…

06 Aug

Tripura to develop 6 eco parks to promote tourism and livelihoods

editorTripura

AGARTALA: The Tripura government has announced an ambitious plan to establish six eco parks across the state in a move aimed at boosting tourism and creating livelihood opportunities. Forest Minister Animesh Debbarma revealed on Wednesday that the parks will be developed in six districts, including Dhalai and South Tripura, with an estimated cost of ₹10 crore per park. The eco parks, to be developed on forest land and operated by the Joint Forest Management Group (JFMG), are expected to benefit local communities by offering employment and income through tourism-related activities. Minister Debbarma highlighted that the initiative will be funded through…

06 Aug

VOL 7, ISSUE 27 – The Mileage

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05 Aug

Coriander futures increase: Prices rose due to demand

Business CorrespondentBusiness, News

New Delhi, Coriander prices rose by Rs 36 to Rs 7,874 per quintal in futures trade on Tuesday as speculators increased their deal size following a firm trend in the spot market. At NCDEX, the price of coriander contract for September delivery rose by Rs 36 or 0.46 per cent to Rs 7,874 per quintal with a turnover of 7,505 lots. Market analysts said coriander prices rose due to a firm trend in the spot market and restricted supplies from producing regions.

05 Aug

Thalassemia: A Critical Healthcare Challenge for India That Can Be Managed Through Screening

Business BureauBusiness

Dr Satya Prakash Yadav, Senior Director, Paediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Medical Oncology, Medanta Gurgaon Thalassemia is a condition that impairs the body’s ability to produce red blood cells, which results in patients needing regular blood transfusions for survival.In severe cases, this condition can also be fatal. The blood disorder is inherited – both parents need to be carriers of the gene mutation – and is highly prevalent in Indiaand is particularly rampant in North-East India – especially in Assam and Manipur. People, who inherit the gene from only one of their parents are called “carriers” or are said to be…

05 Aug

Plum’s Skincare and Body Lovin’ Kits Make Gifting (and Glowing) Easy

Business BureauBusiness

Plum BodyLovin’s adds a playful twist to self-care with its fragrance-filled body washes, lotions, hand creams, and Eau De Parfums, all 100% vegan and skin-loving. Pair that with the Plum Niacinamide Bright Skincare Trolley Kit, a travel-friendly trio powered by 2% niacinamide and rice water to cleanse, hydrate, and protect. Together, they deliver head-to-toe glow, scent, and care. Indulge in Dessert-Like Self-Care with Plum BodyLovin’s Vanilla Caramello Gift Set Plum Body Lovin’s Vanilla Caramello Bath & Body Gift Set is a warm, indulgent hug in a box. Infused with the rich, dessert-like aroma of vanilla and caramel it includes a…

05 Aug

Nowadays sun screen becoming a great part of our life

Banasree SarkarLifestyle

Indians often view sunscreen as a cosmetic accessory, not a daily health necessity. However, studies and dermatologists argue that regular sunscreen use is a preventive measure against skin cancer and premature aging, highlighting the need for urgent change. The Nambour trial in Australia found that daily sunscreen use reduced squamous cell carcinoma and invasive melanoma by 40% and 73% over long-term follow-up. Daily application also slows visible photoaging, with a nested Nambour trial showing 24% less skin ageing among sunscreen users. In Canada, sunscreen is promoted as a means of preventing skin cancers, sunburn, and skin photoaging due to its…

05 Aug

Discover the Secret to Instantly Transformed Hair with Schwarzkopf’s New Spray Conditioners

Business BureauBusiness

Elevate your haircare routine with the highly anticipated relaunch of Bonacure Spray Conditioners. Designed for those who see hair as an extension of their identity, the new Spray Conditioners harness advanced technology to deliver salon-grade performance right from the comfort of home. Driven by the need for high-performance solutions, these Spray Conditioners are reimagined for modern consumers who expect instant results powered by advanced haircare technology. Powered by the innovative care-boost complex, each spray delivers exceptional nourishment, moisture, and repair, transforming hair in a single spritz. The Bonacure Spray Conditioner range offers tailored solutions for every hair type: BC Repair…

05 Aug

Tipra Motha Chief threatens legal action on Village Council poll delay

Sonakshi SarkarTripura

Tipra Motha Party founder Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma on Monday issued a strong warning against the continued delay in holding Village Council (VC) elections in Tripura’s tribal areas, declaring that he would not hesitate to approach the Supreme Court if the situation remains unresolved. Addressing the media, Debbarma emphasized that he cannot sit idle while rural communities continue to suffer due to administrative inertia. “There are clear directives from the High Court that VC elections must be held. Yet, despite those orders, no concrete steps have been taken. If the Election Commission fails to act, we will move the Supreme…