Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Tripura CM Unveils World Bank Project for Tribal Welfare
The government in Tripura is working to help the tribal communities.
They are getting a lot of money from the World Bank, about 1,600 crore rupees, to help them.
The local government is also giving money to the Tribal Council to help these communities, and they are also spending a lot of money under the tribal sub-plan.
The state is also trying to keep the culture and traditions of the tribes alive.
Many important tribal people have been recognized with awards recently.
The Prime Minister also cares a lot about the tribal people across the country.
Tripura CM announced a Rs 1,600-crore World Bank project for tribal welfare.
The project aims to improve the living standards of tribal communities.
The state earmarked Rs 860 crore for TTAADC for fiscal year 2025-26.
Rs 179.82 crore is allocated for tribal development.
Since 2019, seven tribal personalities received Padma Shri awards.
- Who
- Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha and the BJP-led government.
- What
- The Tripura government is implementing welfare programs for tribal communities, including a World Bank project.
- When
- Announced on July 27th, 2024.
- Where
- Tripura
- Why
- To improve the living standards and ensure the welfare of indigenous communities.
- World Bank Project
- Rs 1,600 crore
- TTAADC Budget (FY2025-26)
- Rs 860 crore
- Tribal Council Funding
- Rs 179.82 crore
- Tribal Sub-Plan Expenditure
- Rs 6,000 crore
- Padma Shri Awards
- Seven tribal personalities since 2019
