Tripura's Ambitious Steps: 42 Dams and 193 Projects to Stem Flood Erosion
Tripura CM Manik Saha announces construction of 42 dams and 193 flood control projects to combat river erosion. The state's reform-oriented efforts, bolstered by technology, aim to improve irrigation and flood management. The initiative is part of an integrated approach to infrastructure development under PM Modi's vision for technology-driven governance.
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The state of Tripura is embarking on an ambitious infrastructure project aimed at alleviating the impacts of river erosion and flooding. Chief Minister Manik Saha declared that 42 dams have already been constructed, with an additional 193 flood control projects set to launch across the state.
This announcement was made during the inauguration of the State Data Centre in Agartala, a venture by the Water Resources Department to harness technology for improved water management. Saha avowed that the integration of advanced technology is central to the state's strategy for progressive development and governance.
Highlighting the significance of these initiatives, Saha emphasized the data centre's potential impact on flood control and irrigation expansion. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, Tripura is poised to implement a robust e-governance model that streamlines administration and elevates the state's agricultural productivity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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