Summary
- Tripura CM highlights NEP-driven reforms and lauds schools with 100% board exam success.
- AI, Smart Classes, and Thinker Labs transforming Tripura’s education landscape.
- Quality teachers and infrastructure key to Tripura's educational progress, says CM Dr Manik Saha
Agartala (Tripura), July 21: Tripura is now competing with others on national parameters. The future of the State lies in the hands of our youth. Their success will determine the state’s advancement. Schools have introduced Smart Classes and Thinker Labs, said Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha today in Agartala.
He also said, “The education system is undergoing continuous reforms with the integration of technology, including Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, those who have succeeded must not become complacent—there is still a long way to go”.
Dr Manik Saha on Sunday emphasized that the state’s commitment to implementing the National Education Policy (NEP) and ensuring quality education is bearing fruit, as reflected in the recent results of the Class X and XII board examinations conducted by TBSE and CBSE.
Celebrating 100% Success: A Felicitation Ceremony for Academic Achievement https://t.co/EVutXDuSOZ
— Prof.(Dr.) Manik Saha (@DrManikSaha2) July 21, 2025
Speaking at a felicitation event organized by the School Education Department at Rabindra Shatabarshiki Bhavan, Dr. Saha highlighted that educational development has been prioritized across both rural and urban regions of the state.
During the programme, the Chief Minister felicitated schools that achieved a perfect 100% pass rate in the Madhyamik and Higher Secondary examinations under the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) and CBSE (Vidyajyoti schools).
“The state government is investing in the development of academic infrastructure and introducing new schemes to uplift the education sector. We are also establishing an Education Hub and a Health Hub in Tripura as part of our broader developmental vision,” Dr. Saha said.
He further noted that this recognition of high-performing schools would foster healthy competition among institutions across the state, motivating others to improve academic performance. Representatives from all the schools that achieved 100% results were present at the event.
“Other schools will draw inspiration from this. Teachers play a crucial role in determining student outcomes. That’s why the government is focusing on appointing qualified educators. Teaching also requires continuous training, and policy guidelines must be adhered to. The state is ensuring quality recruitment through TET and TRBT,” he stated.
Dr. Saha stressed that quality education is non-negotiable and essential for Tripura’s progress.
Senior officials, including Raval Hemendra Kumar, Special Secretary of the Education Department; N.C. Sharma, Director of Education; and L. Darlong, Director of SCERT, attended the event as special guests.
