Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha visited several infra facilities in Agartala on Thursday. He started by visiting the proposed site of a high-rise administrative building in Gurkhabasti. Dr. Manik Saha expressed optimism regarding the project’s completion within the next two to two and a half years. During his inspection, the Chief Minister emphasized the importance of maintaining construction quality and adhering to the project’s timeline.
Dr. Saha conducted a comprehensive tour, visiting various facilities in Agartala, including the Muktadhara Auditorium, Nazrul Kalakshetra, Tripura State Forensic Science Laboratory, and Tripura Institute of Technology (TIT). His itinerary also included an inspection of the multi-storied office building (B+G+14) site at multiple locations.
Speaking with the media, Dr. Saha acknowledged certain issues within some of these facilities and promptly instructed the relevant officials to address and rectify these concerns. He also emphasized the importance of proper maintenance.
“At Muktadhara Auditorium, I identified several issues and directed officials to promptly address them, urging renovation efforts. Subsequently, I visited Nazrul Kalakshetra and similarly instructed officials to resolve the building’s problems,” stated Dr. Saha.
During his visit to Nazrul Kalakshetra, the Chief Minister inspected the prestigious North Eastern Regional Centre of Lalit Kala Akademi, Sangeet Natak Akademi, National School of Drama, and Tripura Film and Television Institute (TFTI). Dr. Saha engaged with students from the Tripura Film and Television Institute, who requested an extension of the duration of their courses. In response, the Chief Minister promised to take up the matter with the relevant authorities.
“I am pleased to see students enthusiastically participating in their classes. They have also expressed interest in longer courses,” remarked the Chief Minister during interactions with reporters.
Subsequently, Dr. Saha inspected the existing infrastructure at the Forensic Laboratory and TIT.
“I also inspected the ongoing construction at TIT. As 50 percent of the previous building was allocated to Law University, we are now constructing a new building. Later, I visited the Tripura State Forensic Science Laboratory and witnessed the vital role it plays in combating crimes related to NDPS, POCSO, and the identification of arms and counterfeit currency,” elaborated the Chief Minister.
Concluding his visit to the high-rise building site, Dr. Saha expressed optimism about the project’s outcome, highlighting its potential to consolidate various offices under one roof. He reiterated his hope for its timely completion within the next two to two and a half years.
Furthermore, the Chief Minister underlined the collective commitment to development initiatives, aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for progress and growth.
