Tripura's Mukhyamantri Samipeshu: Bridging Government and People through Direct Dialogue

In a bid to enhance transparency and accountability, Tripura's Chief Minister Manik Saha recently hosted another session of the 'Mukhyamantri Samipeshu' initiative. Held at his official residence, the program allowed citizens from across the state to directly voice their grievances and suggestions, highlighting the administration's commitment to people-centric governance.

Taking to social media, CM Saha emphasized the significance of the initiative as a step toward inclusive governance. He assured the public that each concern is addressed with the utmost attention, reflecting the state's dedication to grassroots-level engagement and public trust. The initiative is rapidly gaining traction as a key aspect of Tripura's governance model.

Additionally, CM Saha highlighted the importance of nurturing Tripura's cultural heritage during a meeting of the reconstituted State-level Cultural Advisory Committee. Advocating for modernizing local traditions, Saha aims to engage youth and highlight the state's unique cultural diversity as a vehicle for mental and spiritual well-being, serving as the foundation for a broader cultural movement.

(With inputs from agencies.)