Agartala: Transport Minister Sushanta Chowdhury met with state officials on Tuesday, November 3. The group gathered to begin work on the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms (Fourteenth Amendment) Bill, 2026. Finance Minister Pranjit Singha Roy attended the session alongside top state government staff.
The committee examined the goals of the new law. They want to tighten up land revenue administration and fix current legal gaps. Attendees traded notes on the scope and major provisions of the text to prepare for a deeper review. The bill aims to boost the state framework while cleaning up existing statutes.
Chowdhury stressed that the government must focus on the needs of the people. He noted, "The government remained committed to ensuring that public interest remained the top priority while pursuing the state's overall development." The committee plans to hold more talks to ensure the final law delivers for the state.
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