National anthem played for the first time in Tripura house
First Published: 24th March, 2018 10:53 IST
The unusual happened in the Tripura State Assembly on Friday. During the state’s assembly session, the national anthem was played for the first time. Tripura, which had been a left
The unusual happened in the Tripura State Assembly on Friday. During the state’s assembly session, the national anthem was played for the first time.
Tripura, which had been a left bastion for 25 long years, had never witnessed such a practice in the past.
However, this gesture in the newly elected governments assembly session only goes to prove that Chalo Paltai is no longer merely a slogan.
While speaking to NE LIVE, Tripura CM Biplab Deb said that the national anthem being played in a state’s assembly session was a common practice and should have been done earlier in Tripura.
COMMENTS

TOPMOST STORY NOW

Live Brother of BSF Jawan Deepak Chingakham Who Died in Cross-Border Firing by Pakistan in Jammu Appointed ASI in Manipur Police on Compassionate Grounds
11th July 2025
Live Maikhuli Villagers Protest MoU Over Assam-Meghalaya Border, Demand Return of Fishery
11th July 2025
Live Chhangur Baba Received Rs 500 Crore in Foreign Funds for Illegal Conversions: Anti-Terror Squad
11th July 2025
Live Taiwan Detects 9 Chinese Warships, 1 Aircraft Breaching ADIZ Amid Rising Tensions
11th July 2025WE RECOMMEND

South Korean court issues new arrest warrant for ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol
Senior judge at the Seoul Central District Court, Nam Se-jin, issued the arrest warrant requested by special counsel Cho Eun-suk
10th July 2025
Assam’s Four New Ministers to Get Portfolios Today
The buzz in the corridors of Dispur is that among the two of the newly inducted ministers, Krishnendu Paul and Kaushik Rai.
09th December 2024
“Unexpected results, will go to EC with complaints”: Rahul Gandhi after Haryana election debacle
He further thanked the people of Haryana for their support and said that the party will continue its fight for social and economic justice.
09th October 2024
Arunachal: 90% BJP workers in Mebo resign from party
This mass exodus comes in solidarity with their preferred candidate, Oken Tayeng, who was overlooked for a BJP ticket by both state and central BJP authorities.
20th March 2024
Assam: AAP, VP Jitul Deka, spokesperson Susanta Kumar Nath resigns from party
This move comes within a day of Assam AAP withdrawing its candidate from the Guwahati Lok Sabha seat in Assam.
16th March 2024