Seven BJP workers were injured in Asarambari, Tripura, following an alleged attack by Tipra Motha cadres during a 'Mann Ki Baat' broadcast. The BJP accuses Motha supporters of disrupting the event, vandalizing vehicles, and assaulting attendees, while Motha denies involvement, suggesting a personal rivalry is to blame. Investigations are underway, with condemnations from opposition parties.

Following a landslide in South Assam that disrupted train services, the Tripura government convened a high-level meeting to assess the availability of essential commodities, including fuel. The railway track between New Haflong and Jatinga Lampur was severely damaged, prompting the North East Frontier Railway to cancel several trains, including the Agartala-Bengaluru Express and the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjungha Express.

Tripura Public Service Commission Chairman, Retired Colonel Kush Kumar Sharma, was detained for allegedly causing a disturbance at a hotel while inebriated and interfering with police. He reportedly abused the Tourism Minister and threatened officers after his son obstructed the minister's convoy. Both father and son were released on bail.