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Laibuma Kwthang, Agartala (2025)

19/06/2025

A Stern Warning to Illegal Immigrants: Tripura Stands Firm!

This is a heartfelt message from the indigenous Tiprasa people, the true sons of the soil. For too long, we have watched our beloved land change—not by choice, but by force. Our rights, our language, and our identity are being slowly erased as illegal immigration has crossed all limits. Tripura is our homeland, a sacred place where our roots run deep, and it is NOT a shelter for illegal settlers!We, the Tiprasa, raise our voices in unity and demand immediate action:Legal action and fair identification to address the crisis.Protection of tribal lands to preserve our heritage and way of life.Equal opportunities for Tiprasa youth to ensure a thriving future for our next generation.We will not stay silent. We will rise with strength and determination. And we will protect our roots—not with hate, but with courage and resilience. This is our land, and we will defend it with all our might. Tripura belongs to Tiprasa!Stand with us as we fight for justice and the preservation of our identity. Share this message to spread awareness and support our cause.

15/06/2025

A FINAL WARNING TO ALL ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS: LEAVE TRIPURA IMMEDIATELY OR FACE THE CONSEQUENCES

Listen closely, Bangladeshi intruders! The National Liberation Front of Tripura has run out of patience. You have invaded our sacred land, stolen our resources, and defiled the soul of Tripura for far too long. This is not a warning—it’s a PROMISE of what’s coming if you don’t leave NOW. illegal immigrants have exploited our resources, threatened our identity, and disrupted the peace of our homeland. This is your LAST CHANCE to leave Tripura peacefully.

We have spoken, we have warned, and now we act. If talks fail, violence will follow. The NLFT will not hesitate to take extreme measures to safeguard Tripura for its rightful inhabitants. Our struggle is for justice, for our people, and for our future. We are the sons and daughters of Tripura, and we will do whatever it takes to make our land whole again. If words fail to move you, our hands will rise—not because we want to, but because you’ll leave us no other path. We will make you leave, one way or another, and you will feel the weight of our resolve. This is not a threat we make lightly; it is a promise born from our suffering.

24/05/2025

Hon'ble President Shri Sajra Debbarma and TISF warriors visited St. Paul School for the well-being of the students. Education is the foundation of a brighter future, empowering individuals and strengthening communities.

16/04/2025

This issue is not just limited to Tripura, it is limited to the whole of India. It was a small demand but now it has become national. From Tiprasa people to the entire Indian people, everyone wants Greater Tipraland now.

TIPRASA needs "Greater Tipraland"
NorthEast needs "Greater Tipraland"
INDIA needs "Greater Tipraland"

Reports & Covered by Jaspal Debbarma.

03/04/2025

The True Definition of Humanity: Only for Humans or for All Living Beings?

In today's society, we often limit the meaning of humanity to showing compassion and empathy only towards humans. But is true humanity just about understanding human emotions? Real humanity is when we also recognize the pain of voiceless creatures who cannot express their suffering.

The Pain of Animals and Our Responsibility:
Every year, millions of animals suffer from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. From stray dogs and cats struggling on the streets to animals enduring cruelty in industries, these are clear examples of humanity’s ignorance. Shouldn't we realize that just like us, they also feel pain and suffering?

Compassion and Empathy Define True Humanity:
True humanity is not about using animals for our convenience and selfish needs; it is about recognizing their suffering and taking action. As humans, it is our moral responsibility to raise our voices not only for ourselves but also for those creatures who cannot speak for themselves.

Conclusion:
Humanity should not be limited to understanding the emotions of people alone. It must also extend to feeling the pain of animals who suffer in silence. If we truly want to uphold humanity, we must show kindness and care not only to humans but also to animals.

"Be the voice for the voiceless."

Create & impactful ~ Jaspal Debbarma

03/04/2025

If Mikasa Ackerman was with us!
I will always stand with those who struggle and work hard for freedom, even if I have to make a sacrifice I want that in this cruel world, everyone should get freedom.

"Truth always wins."

Create & imagine ~ Jaspal Debbarma.

03/02/2025

No matter how advanced and better our life is, we should not forget our petitions or our traditions. It is more important to represent culture than fashion. We already have lost the names and words for many such things.

Research by Jaspal Debbarma.

26/01/2025

Bharat Haktor ni joto lukurokno tei chini Tipra hasteni joto kungbara chini lukurokno tini ni Lukuphan raida salo Khakchangma tei Khulumung yapharo.

Created by Jaspal Debbarma.

19/01/2025

Kokborok Day, also known as Tripuri Language Day, is an annual celebration held on January 19th in the Indian state of Tripura. It marks the significance of the Kokborok language, the mother tongue of the Tripuri people and one of the state's official languages.

Here's why Kokborok Day is important:

Commemorates the official recognition of Kokborok This day recognizes the language's official status, bestowed upon it in 1979. The day highlights the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Tripuri people, intrinsically linked to the Kokborok language.

Kokborok Day emphasizes the ongoing efforts to preserve, develop, and promote the language through various initiatives in education, literature, and media.

It serves as a day of unity and pride for the Tripuri community, strengthening their connection to their linguistic heritage.

Kokborok Belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family, specifically the Bodo-Garo branch. This means it's related to languages like Bodo and Dimasa spoken in neighboring Assam.

Koloma, a script developed in the 1st century CE, was used by the Tripura royal family. Sadly, it fell out of use after the 14th century and is considered lost.

Borrows words from Sanskrit, Bengali, and English while retaining its own unique vocabulary base reflecting the Tripuri way of life and environment.
Number of speakers: Over 1 million people in India and 400,000 in Bangladesh speak Kokborok, showcasing its vibrant spoken community.

Reports and create by Jaspal Debbarma.

21/12/2024

Let's celebrate the New years 1435 T.E., also known as the festival of candles and fireworks that is "Tring Festival"

The Tring festival is a New Year festival celebrated by the indigenous people of Tripura, India. The festival is celebrated on December 22nd each year. The festival is celebrated according to the Tipra Era calendar, which began in 590 AD.

History of the Tring festival:
The Movement for Kokborok, a joint forum of 26 tribal organizations, has been holding the festival since 1991.

The festival usually starts at midnight on December 21st.
Activities include burning candles, music, dance, and bursting crackers.

Reports and create by Jaspal Debbarma.

26/11/2024

Bwskang ni phainai 11Talbung (December 3) salmario haino hai teiwaisa kokchapjak nani thangwi tongo bharat Haktor-haphang bai Bubagra.

Reports by Jaspal Debbarma.

21/11/2024

TIPRA INDIGENOUS STUDENTS FEDERATION a student organization of Tripura.

The last establishment of Tripura state is a small student organization which is now progressing very fast. Seeing their good work and thinking, all the students are following them.

Report & create by Jaspal Debbarma.

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