August13 , 2026

    Tripura to become multinational trade & logistic hub: CM

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    Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha on Monday, said after offering prayer to Lord Ram as part of the consecration ceremony of Ram Lala at Ayodhya, that the Tripura government has moved in a direction to become a multinational trade and logistics hub for Northeast India very soon.

    He mentioned the upcoming AgartalaAkhaura rail link and Maitri Bridge over the River Feni in South Tripura, which, once operational, will turn Tripura into the gateway to Southeast Asia, boosting trade and employment opportunities not only for the people of the state but also for potential enterprises in the region.

    Reflecting on the initiatives taken since the establishment of the BJP-led government in 2018, Dr Saha pointed out that developments in infrastructure, communication, public welfare, health, education, industry, sports, agriculture, and culture have gotten a boost, and multiple opportunities have opened. And, his government has relentlessly been working to maintain law and order to ensure peace and harmony.

    “Tripura has undergone a significant transformation over the past few years following the
    sincere efforts of the double-engine government under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There have been several positive changes in tribal welfare, connectivity, infrastructure, health, education, agriculture, and allied sectors in the state in the last six years,” Dr Saha stated.

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