TTAADC Development Meeting Held at Ampi Zonal Hall

Ampi, June 4: Officials, elected representatives, and community leaders met at the Ampi TTAADC Zonal Hall on Thursday to discuss the overall development of areas under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC).

The meeting started at around 11:40 AM. Representatives from the Karbuk, Ghorakappa, and Ampi zones attended the discussion. TTAADC Members of District Council (MDCs) Kamal Koloi and Sujoy Uchoi also took part in the meeting.

Focus on Basic Infrastructure

Participants discussed several key issues affecting local communities. They focused on improving education, expanding electricity services, and providing safe drinking water to remote villages.

They also reviewed the condition of rural roads and communication networks. Many representatives pointed out that several villages still face problems with road connectivity, water supply, and regular electricity services.

The attendees urged departments to work closely together and address these challenges without delay.

Development Through Coordination

Speakers emphasized the importance of cooperation between the administration, elected representatives, and local residents. They said that strong coordination can help speed up development projects and improve public services.

The participants also recommended regular review meetings. Such meetings can help monitor progress and ensure that projects move forward as planned.

Discussion on Health, Employment, and Agriculture

The meeting covered other important sectors as well. Participants discussed ways to strengthen healthcare services and create more employment opportunities for young people.

They also explored measures to support agriculture and promote self-help groups. Many speakers noted that these sectors play a key role in improving livelihoods and boosting the local economy.

Commitment to Future Development

At the conclusion of the meeting, all stakeholders pledged to work together for the welfare and development of TTAADC areas.

The participants expressed confidence that proper planning and collective efforts can bring meaningful improvements. They also reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing education, healthcare, drinking water supply, electricity, and transportation services across the region.

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