CM meets Narendra Modi in New Delhi, invites PM to inaugurate redeveloped Mata Tripura Sundari temple

In a significant meeting, Tripura Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha met with Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, at his official residence in Lok Kalyan Marg, New Delhi. The meeting was a crucial step in strengthening the ties between the state and the central government.

During the meeting, Chief Minister Dr Saha extended an invitation to Prime Minister Modi to inaugurate the newly redeveloped Mata Tripureswari Temple at Matabari, Tripura. This iconic temple is a symbol of the state's rich cultural heritage, and the Prime Minister's presence would be a testament to the temple's significance.

Chief Minister Dr Saha also conveyed his warm regards to Prime Minister Modi for the success in Delhi Assembly Elections, putting the people's budget and his successful trip to France and the USA. The Chief Minister acknowledged the Prime Minister's efforts in promoting India's interests on the global stage.

Furthermore, Chief Minister Dr Saha brought to the Prime Minister's attention various issues related to the development of Tripura. These included:

 Employment Generation: Creating job opportunities for the youth of Tripura

Premier Institutes: Establishing premier institutions like AIIMS, IIT, and IIM in the state to promote education and research.

 ⁠National Highway from Kamalpur to Santirbazar via Ambassa, Ganda Twisa, Amarpur & Santirbazar.

The meeting was a positive step towards fostering a stronger partnership between the state and the central government. Chief Minister Dr Saha's efforts to promote Tripura's development and cultural heritage were well-received by Prime Minister Modi.