Guwahati: Tripura’s chief minister Dr. Manik Saha on Wednesday asserted that the state’s development efforts are in full flow.
At Mandwi in the West Tripura district, he opened a Krishak Bandhu Kendra, a Farmers’ Knowledge Center, and a 1000-MT Rice Godown.
The new amenities, according to the chief minister of Tripura, will primarily help the area’s farmers.
Speaking during the opening ceremony at Mandwi’s Gourmani Stadium, Saha asserted that the Tripura government upholds the greatest standards of transparency in all areas.
He also emphasised the significant accomplishments of the current state administration.
He claimed that more than 6000 special executives are being hired, that the social pension has been raised to Rs. 2000, and that Mukhyamantri Sahayak Prakalpa has added 30,000 new social allowances.
He also cited the 12 percent DA/ DR raise for regular employees and pensioners as well as the 50 percent pay raise for DRWs, MRWs, PTWs, and contingent workers that the Tripura government had declared.
The current state government, according to the chief minister of Tripura, has been truly working for the welfare of all parts of society.
Additionally, he claimed that the opposition parties in Tripura are making a number of attempts to topple the state government.