Chief Minister Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha today chaired a high-level review meeting on a series of transformative Revenue Reforms aimed at modernizing land administration, improving the ease of doing business, strengthening agricultural governance, and unlocking new avenues of economic development in the State. The meeting was held at the Conference Hall of the Tripura Institute for Transformation (TIFT). Key reform initiatives relating to Automatic Mutation, Tea Garden Administration, Rationalization of Circle rates, the NAKSHA Project, and Agri-Stack implementation were reviewed.

During the meeting, emphasis was laid on introducing technology driven, transparent, and citizen friendly land governance systems while ensuring the optimum utilization of land resources for the socio economic development of Tripura. A major focus of the meeting was the proposed Automatic Mutation system, which aims to make mutation of land records seamless, transparent, time-bound, hassle free and people friendly by leveraging digital technology. The proposed reform seeks to facilitate the automatic updation of Records of Rights following the registration of land transactions, thereby minimizing manual intervention, reducing delays, eliminating the need for repeated visits
to government offices, and enhancing the ease of doing business.

Chief Minister emphasized that the initiative would improve transparency, reduce pendency, and provide citizens with faster and more efficient land-related services while ensuring greater accuracy and reliability of land records and also suggested to study automutation system from other states for its implementation in Tripura.

Chief Minister reviewed proposals relating to the Tea sector, including measures to
promote tea tourism, facilitate better utilization of vacant tea estate lands, reduce
avoidable litigation, and attract private investment. These proposals are expected to
generate employment, strengthen the tea industry, and contribute significantly to the State’s economy while safeguarding the interests of tea workers and other stakeholders.