Thousands of Kokborok-speaking students in Tripura formed human chains to demand the adoption of the Roman script for their ...

Tripura CM Manik Saha urged ABVP to oppose the Roman script demand for the Kokborok language. After protests, he emphasized the need for an indigenous script. He cited the state's commitment to tribal ...

The long-standing demand for Roman script for Tripura's Kokborok language has intensified before TTAADC polls, led by TISF and Tipra Motha. CM Manik Saha rejected it, citing political motives and low ...

Kokborok, the second official language of the northeastern state, is the mother tongue of most of the 19 tribes ...

Chief Minister Saha asserted that adopting a "foreign script" could pose a threat to indigenous identity and traditional ...

Manik Saha has written to the CBSE and says there is no ban on Roman script and urges for an Indian origin script.

Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha clarified that the state government has not imposed a ban on the use of the Roman script for the Kokborok language, spoken by tribal communities of the state.

In a powerful demonstration of solidarity, countless Kokborok-speaking students in Tripura united to form human chains, passionately championing the use of the Roman script for their beloved language.

NT Reporter Margao Historian and researcher Sushila Sawant Mendes on Friday said that Romi script Konkani writers fighting ...

Tripura indigenous students’ bodies TSF and TISF to form human chain in Agartala, demanding adoption of Roman script for Kokborok language ...

CM Manik Saha is pushing for Devanagari script for the language spoken by 19 tribal groups in the state. His ally, Tipra Motha, is dead set against the idea.

Thousands of Kokborok-speaking students formed human chains across Tripura demanding adoption of the Roman script for the language. Protesters accused the state government of ignoring public sentiment ...