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Tripura Government Distributes 479 Appointment Letters, Reinforces Merit-Based Recruitment

 


Agartala, April 27: In a significant step towards boosting employment and ensuring transparency, the Tripura government distributed 479 appointment letters for various posts during a ceremony held at the Rabindra Shatabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala on Sunday. Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha presided over the event, reiterating the government’s commitment to meritocracy and fair recruitment processes in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision.Government’s Push for Transparency and EmploymentDr. Saha emphasized that the current administration has prioritized merit-based selections, moving away from past practices often marred by allegations of favoritism. He presented data showcasing the government’s achievements since coming to power in 2018, revealing that a total of 16,942 jobs have been provided between 2018-19 and 2025. Notably, 3,296 government jobs were allocated in 2025 alone, including 2,437 Group-D positions filled through the Joint Recruitment Board of Tripura (JRBT).

Breakdown of New Appointments

The newly distributed appointment letters covered key positions across multiple departments:

  • 126 posts of Child Development Project Officers (CDPO) and ICDS Supervisors under the Department of Social Welfare and Social Education.

  • 197 posts of Junior Engineers in the Public Works Department (PWD).

  • 156 positions in the Tripura State Co-operative Bank Limited, including Assistant Managers, Cash-cum-General Clerks, and Multi-Tasking Staff.

Addressing Unemployment and Opposition Criticism

While highlighting the decline in Tripura’s unemployment rate, Dr. Saha dismissed opposition claims that the government has failed to generate sufficient employment. He argued that critics overlook the substantial progress made in job creation and instead spread misinformation. His statements were backed by official recruitment figures, reinforcing the administration’s focus on youth empowerment and economic stability.

Dignitaries and Encouragement to New Recruits

The ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including:

  • Tinku Roy, Minister for Social Welfare and Social Education

  • Shukla Charan Noatia, Minister for Cooperation

  • J.K. Sinha, Chief Secretary of Tripura

Dr. Saha congratulated the new appointees, urging them to serve with dedication and contribute to public welfare. He reminded them that their roles extend beyond employment—they are vital to community development and governance.

Conclusion: A Step Towards a Brighter Future

The distribution of these appointment letters marks a pivotal moment in Tripura’s employment landscape. By ensuring transparent and merit-driven recruitment, the state government aims to reduce unemployment, empower youth, and strengthen public trust in governance. This initiative aligns with the broader vision of a self-reliant Tripura, fostering growth and opportunities for its citizens.

With continued efforts in job creation and administrative reforms, the state sets a promising precedent for other regions to follow. The event not only celebrated new employment opportunities but also reinforced the government’s pledge to fairness, efficiency, and progress.


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