Monday, April 13, 2026
Neindia
  • Home
  • Local
  • Tourism
  • International
  • National
  • Sports
  • Health
  • Article / Featues
  • Video
  • Tender
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Local
  • Tourism
  • International
  • National
  • Sports
  • Health
  • Article / Featues
  • Video
  • Tender
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
Home Local

 Extensive Losses in Bishnupur and Bangaljum Villages Due to Pre-Baishakhi Storm

neindia by neindia
07/04/2024
in Local
0
CPIM booth office was burnt down by miscreants
0
SHARES
5
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Agartala: Apr 07: Bishnupur and Bangalaju villages, situated on the Tripura state border, are grappling with significant losses caused by a powerful storm that struck just before the arrival of the Baishakhi season.

In Sunday afternoon sudden tornado and hail storm destroyed many houses and roofs, collapsed in the affected areas. Farmers’ vegetable gardens and home crops suffered severe damage. Trees were uprooted, and electric poles toppled, plunging large areas into darkness.The storm has caused immense hardship for the local population. Homeless individuals are seeking shelter by using tarpaulins. Many residents are worried about rebuilding their homes.

READ ALSO

Widespread violence in ADC polls; BJP–Tipra tensions rise

Rs 16 crore meth haul in Tripura; one nabbed in joint op

The affected people have urgently appealed to local authorities, including MLA Jadablal Nath, the Chief Minister, and the District Magistrate, to intervene and provide government assistance to address the crisis.

This natural disaster has left the communities in distress, and their plea for support underscores the need for swift action to alleviate their suffering. Authorities are urged to assess the situation promptly and extend aid to those affected by this devastating storm.

Tags: Extensive Losses in Bishnupur and Bangaljum Villages Due to Pre-Baishakhi Storm

Related Posts

SDM Withholds Poll Details in Teliamura Before ADC Vote
Local

Widespread violence in ADC polls; BJP–Tipra tensions rise

12/04/2026
Rs 16 crore meth haul in Tripura; one nabbed in joint op
Local

Rs 16 crore meth haul in Tripura; one nabbed in joint op

12/04/2026
High 81% turnout in ADC polls amid tight security cover
Local

High 81% turnout in ADC polls amid tight security cover

12/04/2026
50%+ turnout in crucial ADC polls amid tight security
Local

50%+ turnout in crucial ADC polls amid tight security

12/04/2026
Pradyot bats for tribal rights while voting in TTAADC polls
Local

Pradyot bats for tribal rights while voting in TTAADC polls

12/04/2026
Sepahijala polling booth tense over bomb claims, leaders present
Local

Sepahijala polling booth tense over bomb claims, leaders present

12/04/2026
Next Post
Six Villages Determined To Boycott Vote.           

Six Villages Determined To Boycott Vote.           

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

POPULAR NEWS

Tripura University Students Protest Over Exam Results

Tripura University Students Protest Over Exam Results

05/09/2024
BSF Jawan Injured in Mysterious Shooting Incident, Referred to GBP Hospital

BSF Jawan Injured in Mysterious Shooting Incident, Referred to GBP Hospital

21/04/2025
UJJAYANTA  PALACE :

UJJAYANTA PALACE :

01/04/2023
12 Maharashtra Officers Promoted to IAS, Revenue Minister Lauds Milestone

12 Maharashtra Officers Promoted to IAS, Revenue Minister Lauds Milestone

14/07/2025
“Sesh Belay Tumi” Short Film: A Touching Exploration of Love and Loss Premieres in Digital Platforms

“Sesh Belay Tumi” Short Film: A Touching Exploration of Love and Loss Premieres in Digital Platforms

24/10/2024

EDITOR'S PICK

Sourav Ganguly sign agreement for Tripura tourism brand ambassador

Sourav Ganguly sign agreement for Tripura tourism brand ambassador

11/12/2023
Incident in Border Golchakkar Area Raises Concerns

Incident in Border Golchakkar Area Raises Concerns

12/08/2024
Saha cautions ₹4,000 cr burden on ending fixed pay

Tripura Assembly backs April 12 for TTAADC polls

18/03/2026
Nepal: 8 dead in violent protests against social media ban

Nepal: 8 dead in violent protests against social media ban

08/09/2025
  • Home
  • About
  • Trender

© 2024 Neindia

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Local
  • Tourism
  • International
  • National
  • Sports
  • Health
  • Article / Featues
  • Video
  • Tender

© 2024 Neindia