Tripura CM Dr. Manik Saha chaired a review meeting with MLAs and officials to assess ongoing projects and ensure people-centric governance. Emphasizing swift issue resolution and coordinated efforts, he reiterated the government’s commitment to public welfare, transparency, and holistic development across all districts.
In a move that underlines the state government’s unwavering focus on public welfare and holistic development, Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha chaired a crucial review meeting on Thursday with Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), district magistrates, and senior administrative officials. The meeting, held at the state secretariat, centered around the progress of ongoing projects across all districts and emphasized the importance of effective implementation of developmental initiatives.
According to an official press release, the review meeting was designed not only to assess the current status of government-led schemes but also to strengthen coordination among lawmakers and administrators. The Chief Minister made it clear that the state’s development journey requires seamless cooperation at every level, from policy-making to execution on the ground.
During the discussions, Dr. Saha engaged in detailed deliberations with the MLAs, district magistrates, and senior officials to evaluate the performance of various people-centric projects. These included infrastructure development, healthcare expansion, educational reforms, social welfare programs, and rural upliftment schemes. He instructed officials to ensure timely completion of projects while maintaining transparency and accountability.
“Chaired review meetings with MLAs, district officials & senior administrators to assess ongoing projects & plan people-centric initiatives across constituencies. Directed officials to prioritize issues for swift resolution. Our govt is committed to public welfare,” the Chief Minister shared in a social media post after the meeting.
The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s stance on citizen-first governance, highlighting that public representatives can conceptualize plans and policies, but it is ultimately the officials who translate them into ground realities. Stressing the importance of quick responses to local grievances, he directed administrative heads to adopt a proactive approach in resolving issues.

A senior official who attended the meeting noted that the Chief Minister’s guidance has brought renewed focus on ensuring projects are not just implemented, but implemented effectively. “Dr. Saha stressed that every initiative must directly benefit the people, and delays must be avoided at all costs. His call for coordination between MLAs and administrative officials is a reminder that development requires teamwork,” the official said.
The meeting also provided MLAs with a platform to raise constituency-specific concerns and highlight the unique challenges faced by different districts. From infrastructure gaps to healthcare needs and rural development priorities, legislators brought forward pressing issues that need urgent government attention. The Chief Minister assured them that these concerns would be addressed with the highest priority.
In addition, the review session focused on scaling up existing people-centric efforts. Discussions revolved around enhancing efficiency in government services, optimizing resource allocation, and monitoring progress at regular intervals. Dr. Saha urged officials to ensure that the benefits of government schemes reach the last mile, especially in remote and underserved regions of the state.
Political observers note that the meeting comes at a crucial juncture as the state government seeks to consolidate its development agenda ahead of future challenges. With Tripura striving to strengthen its infrastructure, expand healthcare facilities, and boost educational reforms, the Chief Minister’s review is being seen as a strong step towards aligning the administration with the government’s vision.
Citizens across the state are also likely to benefit from the Chief Minister’s insistence on swift issue resolution and his directive to prioritize people’s concerns. By calling for stronger cooperation between elected representatives and administrative officials, Dr. Saha is attempting to build a governance model that places people at the center of all policymaking.
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The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of the government’s vision of inclusive development and transparency in execution. As Dr. Saha stated, “Our government is committed to public welfare, and every project, scheme, and initiative must reflect that commitment. It is the responsibility of each official and representative to ensure that people feel the positive impact of governance in their daily lives.”
The review meeting once again reinforced the Chief Minister’s approach of hands-on leadership and his emphasis on direct accountability. With this renewed push for people-centric governance, Tripura’s developmental roadmap appears set for a more coordinated and impactful execution in the coming months.