Agartala , Oct 06, 2024, TRIPURATIMES Desk

Agartala Oct 06: As the autumn festival begins and citizens go into a frenzy of celebrations, Tripura Tribune, a Wen News Portal of Tripura released its first edition of special Puja Souvenir- ‘Sharad Sambhar.

Tripura High Court Justice Arindam Lodh, Agartala Press Club president Jayanta Bhattacharjee and Editor, Headlines Tripura Pranab Sarkar officially released the Souvenir, featuring creative intellect of various personalities of the state amidst a program held at the Agartala Press Club on Sunday.

Speaking about ‘Sharad Sambhar’, Editor, Tripura Tribune, Prasenjit Chakraborty said, “The first edition of the Souvenir features a diverse collection of articles, offering a rich tapestry of insights, reflection and creativity from a number of esteemed writers”.

“Besides, our special focus was on promoting the Tourism Sector of the state”, he added.

Chakraborty further extended his greetings to the citizens of Tripura on the occasion of Durga Puja.

Addressing the program, Justice Tripura High Court Arindam Lodh extended his warm greetings to Tripura Tribune as well as the writers and readers.

“I am happy to know that on the occasion of Durga Puja, the ‘Sharad Sambhar’, a puja editorial is being published by a web news portal of the state, Tripura Tribune. The amalgamation of art, literature, and culture around the festival undoubtedly enriches our traditional heritage”, he said.

Speaking about the custom of publishing special puja editorials, Justice Lodh said, “Autumn issues are an emotion, equally to that of the Durga Puja festival for which we wait throughout the year”.

He also pointed out a few interesting articles in the Souvenir including the one written by senior Journalist of the state, Manas Pal, “Tribute to a Dacoit- Samba the Sniper”.

“May the Durga Puja festival be joyous with everyone’s collective efforts and bring messages of happiness, peace and prosperity”, wished the HC Justice to the people of Tripura.  

The event also felicitated various NGOs who came forward in voluntary relief work during the recent floods in the state.