Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha provided financial assistance in the form of scholarships worth Rs 5 lakh each to three UPSC aspirants in Agartala. These individuals achieved success by clearing the preliminary stage of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations conducted this year.
“Three aspirants from Tripura have cleared the Civil Service preliminary examination conducted by the UPSC this year. Handed over a scholarship of Rs 5 lakh to three students – Joy Debnath of Santirbazar, Jyotisman Chakma of Abhoynagar, and Victor Debbarma of Krishnanagar each under LAKSHYA, the Chief Minister’s Special Scholarship Scheme to support the UPSC Aspirants,” Tripura CM Manik Saha said.
Manik Saha said on Monday that the state government will not compromise on the development of education in the state.
Moreover, Manik Saha emphasised that the state government remains steadfast in its commitment to advancing education within the state, with no intention of making any concessions.
“The state government is taking all necessary measures to enhance the overall quality of education and is making continuous efforts to provide quality education to students. Teachers should also step forward to work towards this goal,” he said, as reported by ANI.
Saha also inaugurated an event on Monday at Rabindra Shatabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala, where an exhibition and competition were organised by the Department of Elementary Education across all districts. The focus was on creating affordable teaching materials.
At the program’s commencement, the chief minister engaged in discussions regarding the execution of the Nipun projects within the state. He underscored the potential for forging a ‘new Tripura’ if the primary goal of the Nipun project is accomplished throughout the entire state.
‘EK TRIPURA SRESTHA TRIPURA’
“It will also bring the dream of making Ek Tripura Srestha Tripura into reality. Teachers have to take the responsibility of realising that dream. Teachers are the main contributors to the Nipun project. They impart education in schools by introducing various innovative concepts and sports-based education,” the chief minister said.
“There is no shortage of talent in Tripura. The future of Tripura is very promising. The state government has launched various programmes to provide quality education to students. Additionally, various other initiatives have been taken for the development of education,” Saha added.
Courtesy : IndiaToday