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Centuries-old tribal tradition in Tripura, Ker Puja started on August 4th morning and tribal priest performs the rituals of the worship at Ujjayanta palace in Agartala, which is connected with a specified area or austerity. The literal meaning of Ker in the tribal Kokborok language is a specified area or austerity.

Centuries-old tribal tradition in Tripura, Ker Puja started on August 4th morning and tribal priest performs the rituals of the worship at Ujjayanta palace in Agartala, which is connected with a specified area or austerity. The literal meaning of Ker in the tribal Kokborok language is a specified area or austerity.

Centuries-old tribal tradition in Tripura, Ker Puja started on August 4th morning and tribal priest performs the rituals of the worship at Ujjayanta palace in Agartala, which is connected with a specified area or austerity. The literal meaning of Ker in the tribal Kokborok language is a specified area or austerity.

Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha participates in the auspicious Ker Puja rituals at Palace Compound in Agartala on August 4.

Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha participates in the auspicious Ker Puja rituals at Palace Compound in Agartala on August 4.

Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha participates in the auspicious Ker Puja rituals at Palace Compound in Agartala on August 4.

Sand artist Krishna Debnath creates a sand portrait of Commonwealth gold medallist Asmita Dey near Howra river in Agartala on August 4.

Sand artist Krishna Debnath creates a sand portrait of Commonwealth gold medallist Asmita Dey near Howra river in Agartala on August 4.

Sand artist Krishna Debnath creates a sand portrait of Commonwealth gold medallist Asmita Dey near Howra river in Agartala on August 4.

On the occasion of the 650th birth anniversary of the revered saint, Shri Guru Ravidas Ji, the sacred urn containing holy soil brought from his birthplace was handed over by Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha to the district presidents for a statewide procession across every Assembly constituency and for organizing service activities from Ramkrishna Saradeshwari Math in Agartala on August 4.

On the occasion of the 650th birth anniversary of the revered saint, Shri Guru Ravidas Ji, the sacred urn containing holy soil brought from his birthplace was handed over by Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha to the district presidents for a statewide procession across every Assembly constituency and for organizing service activities from Ramkrishna Saradeshwari Math in Agartala on August 4.

On the occasion of the 650th birth anniversary of the revered saint, Shri Guru Ravidas Ji, the sacred urn containing holy soil brought from his birthplace was handed over by Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha to the district presidents for a statewide procession across every Assembly constituency and for organizing service activities from Ramkrishna Saradeshwari Math in Agartala on August 4.

Devotees participate in a religious procession on their way to a Lord Shiva temple to offer prayers during the auspicious Bengali month of Shravan in Agartala on August 3 morning.

Devotees participate in a religious procession on their way to a Lord Shiva temple to offer prayers during the auspicious Bengali month of Shravan in Agartala on August 3 morning.

Devotees participate in a religious procession on their way to a Lord Shiva temple to offer prayers during the auspicious Bengali month of Shravan in Agartala on August 3 morning.

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