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MLA Says Tipra Motha Could Withdraw Support In Tripura, Chief Downplays Threat
Rumblings within the BJP-led government in Tripura have intensified with an MLA of the Tipra Motha Party, which is a key ally, issuing an ultimatum and saying the party could withdraw support.
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Tripura, Tata Group Firm Agree To Build Luxury Hotel At Pushpabanta Palace
Despite objections from tribal youth groups, Opposition parties, and even the BJP's ally Tipra Motha's chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, the Tripura government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL).
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As Term Ends, Tipra Motha Chief To Now Serve As "Ordinary Party Member"
Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Debbarma, a scion of the Tripura princely family, on Sunday said through a social media post that he will no longer be the chairman of the party but will remain an "ordinary party member and warrior".
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Tripura Ex-Royal's Meet With Himanta Biswa Sarma After Amit Shah's Call
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party, met Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma late last night in Delhi hours after the centre assured the appointment of an interlocutor over his party's demandfor the "constitutional solut
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Amit Shah's Call To Ex-Royal Over Constitutional Solution To Tipraland Issue
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party, said the Union Home Minister assured the appointment of an interlocutor on March 27 in an early morning call.
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Tripura Ex Royal's Public Outreach After Impressive Show On Poll Debut
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party (TMP), on Friday said he has asked allhis party MLAs to open offices in their constituencies to connect to the people at ground level.
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How Prashant Kishor's Ex Aide Steered Tripura Ex Royal's Party Campaign
Tipra Motha, a regional party floated by Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, scion of the erstwhile royal family, emerged as the second-largest party after the BJP in the recent Tripura election.
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Tripura Ex Royal's Cryptic Tweet Ahead Of Crucial Alliance Talks With BJP
Hours ahead of meeting the BJP leadership for talks on a possible alliance, Tripura's former royal and Tipra Motha leader Pradyot Manikya Debbarma tweeted this morning that he "has not compromised" and asked his followers to "wait and watch".
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"Will Perform Role Of Constructive Opposition, But...": Tripura Ex-Royal
The Tipra Motha which emerged as the second-largest party after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Tripura assembly election results on Thursday, has said that it would perform the role of a "constructive opposition".
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"Ready To Accept All Tipra Motha Demands Except...": BJP
The BJP on Thursday said it was ready to accept all demands of Tipra Motha, except for Greater Tipraland, if the new party led by former royal Pradyot Debbarma extends its support.
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"Ready To Accept All Tipra Motha Demands Except...": BJP
The BJP on Thursday said it was ready to accept all demands of Tipra Motha, except for Greater Tipraland, if the new party led by former royal Pradyot Debbarma extends its support.
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Ex Royal's Party Tipra Motha Set To Play Kingmaker In Tripura
Tripura Election Results: Tipra Motha, a regional party floated by Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, scion of the erstwhile royal family, is set to play a key role in the formation of the next government in Tripura.
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BJP Wins Tripura, Ex Royal's Party Shines Amid CPM-Congress Setback
Incumbent BJP returned to power in Tripura today, winning the majority mark on its own. The BJP-led alliance's tally had dropped below the halfway mark after a brisk start, but picked up in the later rounds.
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"BJP In For Rude Shock": Tripura Ex Royal, Now X-Factor, On Reserved Seats
Tipra Motha leader Pradyot Manikya Debbarma, whose party is being seen as the X-factor in this Tripura election, today ruled out the BJP's claims of a tacit understanding with the Congress-CPM alliance
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Tripura Ex Royal Says Will Quit Politics After State Polls
Tripura will go to poll for the 60-member Assembly on February 16 and counting will take place on March 2.
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MLA Says Tipra Motha Could Withdraw Support In Tripura, Chief Downplays Threat
Rumblings within the BJP-led government in Tripura have intensified with an MLA of the Tipra Motha Party, which is a key ally, issuing an ultimatum and saying the party could withdraw support.
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Tripura, Tata Group Firm Agree To Build Luxury Hotel At Pushpabanta Palace
Despite objections from tribal youth groups, Opposition parties, and even the BJP's ally Tipra Motha's chief Pradyot Kishore Debbarma, the Tripura government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Indian Hotels Co Ltd (IHCL).
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As Term Ends, Tipra Motha Chief To Now Serve As "Ordinary Party Member"
Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Debbarma, a scion of the Tripura princely family, on Sunday said through a social media post that he will no longer be the chairman of the party but will remain an "ordinary party member and warrior".
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Tripura Ex-Royal's Meet With Himanta Biswa Sarma After Amit Shah's Call
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party, met Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma late last night in Delhi hours after the centre assured the appointment of an interlocutor over his party's demandfor the "constitutional solut
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Amit Shah's Call To Ex-Royal Over Constitutional Solution To Tipraland Issue
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party, said the Union Home Minister assured the appointment of an interlocutor on March 27 in an early morning call.
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Tripura Ex Royal's Public Outreach After Impressive Show On Poll Debut
Pradyot Bikram Manikya Debbarma, chief of Tipra Motha Party (TMP), on Friday said he has asked allhis party MLAs to open offices in their constituencies to connect to the people at ground level.
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How Prashant Kishor's Ex Aide Steered Tripura Ex Royal's Party Campaign
Tipra Motha, a regional party floated by Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, scion of the erstwhile royal family, emerged as the second-largest party after the BJP in the recent Tripura election.
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Tripura Ex Royal's Cryptic Tweet Ahead Of Crucial Alliance Talks With BJP
Hours ahead of meeting the BJP leadership for talks on a possible alliance, Tripura's former royal and Tipra Motha leader Pradyot Manikya Debbarma tweeted this morning that he "has not compromised" and asked his followers to "wait and watch".
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"Will Perform Role Of Constructive Opposition, But...": Tripura Ex-Royal
The Tipra Motha which emerged as the second-largest party after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Tripura assembly election results on Thursday, has said that it would perform the role of a "constructive opposition".
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"Ready To Accept All Tipra Motha Demands Except...": BJP
The BJP on Thursday said it was ready to accept all demands of Tipra Motha, except for Greater Tipraland, if the new party led by former royal Pradyot Debbarma extends its support.
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"Ready To Accept All Tipra Motha Demands Except...": BJP
The BJP on Thursday said it was ready to accept all demands of Tipra Motha, except for Greater Tipraland, if the new party led by former royal Pradyot Debbarma extends its support.
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Ex Royal's Party Tipra Motha Set To Play Kingmaker In Tripura
Tripura Election Results: Tipra Motha, a regional party floated by Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma, scion of the erstwhile royal family, is set to play a key role in the formation of the next government in Tripura.
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BJP Wins Tripura, Ex Royal's Party Shines Amid CPM-Congress Setback
Incumbent BJP returned to power in Tripura today, winning the majority mark on its own. The BJP-led alliance's tally had dropped below the halfway mark after a brisk start, but picked up in the later rounds.
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"BJP In For Rude Shock": Tripura Ex Royal, Now X-Factor, On Reserved Seats
Tipra Motha leader Pradyot Manikya Debbarma, whose party is being seen as the X-factor in this Tripura election, today ruled out the BJP's claims of a tacit understanding with the Congress-CPM alliance
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Tripura Ex Royal Says Will Quit Politics After State Polls
Tripura will go to poll for the 60-member Assembly on February 16 and counting will take place on March 2.
