DoNER’s Rs 132.62 crore project aims to promote Tripura’s queen pineapple globally

The Ministry of Development of the North Eastern Region (DoNER) would promote Tripura’s pineapple internationally through a project valued at Rs 132.62-crore. The queen pineapple type was named the state fruit by then-President Ram Nath Kovind in 2018, and the state administration suggested that the ministry look into international markets for it. Currently, 12,095 hectares…

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The foundation stone for a new civil hospital in Agartala is laid by Tripura CM

Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha stated that the state administration has made delivering high-quality healthcare to the populace a top priority and is implementing a number of significant measures to enhance the public health system. A 50-bed urban health center is being constructed at the location, according to CM Saha, who made these remarks while…

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Tripura’s potato farming reaches a record-breaking growth with ARC technology

Ratan Lal Nath, the minister of agriculture and farmers’ welfare for Tripura, credited the state’s “remarkable progress” in potato growing to the use of Apical Rooted Cutting (ARC) technique. On the state assembly floor, the minister also gave Chief Minister Manik Saha two packages of ‘Kali-Khasha’ rice, millet-based crackers, and a basket of locally grown…

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Tripura Governor attended the launch of FLW 2025

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) hosted Financial Literacy Week (FLW) 2025 with the subject “Financial Literacy: Women’s Prosperity,” and Tripura Governor N Indrasena Reddy was there. Governor Reddy also unveiled the posters for Financial Literacy Week 2025 during the event. The governor of Tripura emphasized in his speech the importance of women’s financial empowerment…

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Tripura promotes sustainable farming through large-scale hydroponics

Tripura is adopting hydroponic gardening on a commercial scale to give farmers access to a more profitable and sustainable agricultural method. Larger installations of more than 500 square meters, which correspond with national standards for hydroponic farming, are replacing the state’s smaller portable hydroponic systems. An major project under this plan is a 560-square-meter hydroponic…

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