In a continued effort to ensure transparent recruitment through TPSC and provide merit-based employment opportunities to the youth, the Tripura Govt has successfully appointed 11 new Small Savings Inspectors.
Agartala, April 19, 2025 – The Tripura government, reinforcing its commitment to transparent and merit-based government job recruitment, has appointed 11 new Small Savings Inspectors through the Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC). The offer letter distribution ceremony, held at the Food, Public Distribution, and Consumer Affairs Department’s conference hall in Gorkhabasti, was led by Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy. This initiative is part of a seven-year effort to provide employment opportunities for unemployed youth in Tripura, adhering to strict government recruitment policies.
Transparent Recruitment Boosts Employment in Tripura
The appointment of 11 Small Savings Inspectors, including seven men and four women, highlights Tripura’s focus on empowering its youth through government jobs. During the ceremony, eight appointees received their offer letters, with the remaining three scheduled to receive theirs soon. Organized by the Department of Small Savings, Group Institutions, and Institutional Finance, the event showcased the state’s dedication to filling vacant government posts while promoting financial inclusion.
Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy, in his keynote address, emphasized the government’s ongoing efforts to address unemployment by filling vacancies across departments.
“The Small Savings Department is a cornerstone of Tripura’s economic growth, encouraging savings that drive investment and development,” Roy stated. He highlighted the state’s Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio of 51% for the 2024-25 financial year, a key indicator of increased banking investments fueling Tripura’s progress.
“The Small Savings Department is a cornerstone of Tripura’s economic growth, encouraging savings that drive investment and development,” Roy stated. He highlighted the state’s Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio of 51% for the 2024-25 financial year, a key indicator of increased banking investments fueling Tripura’s progress.
Small Savings Department: A Key Driver of Financial Growth
The Small Savings Department plays a vital role in monitoring financial transactions for central and state government initiatives. By fostering a culture of savings, the department supports economic stability and infrastructure development in Tripura. Roy urged the new inspectors to work with integrity and dedication, emphasizing that their performance will shape public trust in government institutions.
He also instructed the department to provide comprehensive training and called on officials to support the appointees.
Addressing past financial challenges, Roy discussed the government’s efforts to resolve issues caused by chit funds and microfinance scams. Following Government of India directives, seized properties are being auctioned, with proceeds deposited in government accounts. Plans are in place to compensate affected individuals, underscoring Tripura’s commitment to financial accountability.
Tripura’s Commitment to Financial Inclusion
Finance Department Secretary Apurba Roy praised the appointees and highlighted the department’s initiatives to promote small savings through 3,366 agents statewide. These efforts aim to enhance financial discipline and economic resilience among citizens. Rakhi Biswas, Director of the Small Savings, Group Institutions, and Institutional Finance Department, delivered the welcome address, outlining the department’s programs to drive financial inclusion.
The ceremony concluded with Finance Minister Roy and other dignitaries handing over offer letters to the appointees, a moment of pride for Tripura’s youth. Amelia Reang, Joint Director of the department, expressed gratitude to all involved, marking the event’s success.
