One of the Tallest Government Office Complexes in NE India Set to Rise in Agartala: Tripura Chief Minister
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Synopsis
In Agartala, Tripura CM Manik Saha announced the construction of one of the tallest office complexes in Northeast India, incorporating advanced Californian technology. Expected to host all government offices by 2026, the project emphasizes infrastructure development and earthquake resistance.
Key Takeaways
- One of the tallest office buildings in NE India is being built in Agartala.
- The project utilizes advanced technology from California.
- Completion is expected by 2026.
- Facilities will include a 400-seat conference hall and earthquake-resistant design.
- Mid-day meal services for patients' families initiated at local hospitals.
Agartala, April 1 (NationPress) The Northeastern region is set to witness the construction of one of its tallest office building complexes in Agartala, utilizing advanced technology from California, USA, as stated by Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha during a review of the multi-storey project.
The Chief Minister noted that the structure, comprising a ground floor and 14 additional stories, is anticipated to be completed by 2026, consolidating all government offices under a single roof.
“This monumental building is being constructed with cutting-edge technology from California, with an initial budget of approximately Rs 133.89 crore,” he shared, indicating that it is being erected on roughly one acre of land.
CM Saha emphasized the current BJP government's commitment to prioritizing infrastructure development in the state.
“This project will add yet another feather in the cap of the state. If all proceeds as planned, we expect to finish construction by 2026.”
During the site inspection, the Chief Minister assessed the progress and provided necessary directives to relevant officials.
He stated that the new office complex will feature all essential amenities, including a 400-seat conference hall, ample car parking, solar power systems, and other facilities.
“Our aim is to facilitate easy access to various essential government services under one roof. Importantly, this building is being constructed utilizing earthquake-resistant technology,” he added.
During the inspection, the Chief Minister was accompanied by Public Works Department Secretary Kiran Gitte and several senior administration officials.
In a separate event, the Chief Minister inaugurated mid-day meal services for patients’ families at Agartala Government Medical College and GB Pant Hospital for just Rs 10.
Saha, who also oversees the health and family welfare portfolio, noted that patients’ families often struggle with food-related challenges, which is why, in collaboration with Rogi Kalyan Samiti and the Rotary Club, the mid-day meal services were initiated.
He also mentioned the proposal for a scheme to build a shelter house for visitors to the Medical College and Hospital.
