Governor Of Tripura Indrasena Reddy Nallu,  Attends Jora Sari – Bru Students’ Felicitation-Cum-Social Gathering.

Agartala, Tripura, 14th of October, 2026 : Hon’ble Governor of Tripura Indrasena Reddy Nallu,  graced “Jora Sari”, the 26th Bru Students’ Felicitation-cum-Social Gathering, held at Dr. Shyamaprasad Mukherjee Town Hall, Agartala, Tripura on Tuesday (13th October, 2026).

Addressing the gathering, the Governor reiterated the commitment to the educational advancement of all communities, particularly those that have remained marginalised. He highlighted the ULLAS initiative, which has contributed to Tripura achieving a literacy rate of 95.6 per cent and becoming the third fully literate state in India. He noted that educational initiatives had reached even the remotest corners of the state. He also referred to the establishment of free coaching centres for competitive examinations and the availability of scholarships and financial assistance schemes for tribal students, stating that these initiatives were opening up wider opportunities for young people.

He also acknowledged the contributions of Bru artists, musicians, scholars and social activists, urging students to draw inspiration from such role models. Encouraging the students to pursue their dreams with determination, the Governor said that the road to success might involve challenges, setbacks and moments of doubt, but perseverance and self-belief are essential to achieving one’s goals. He urged the students to believe in their abilities and make the best use of the opportunities available to them.

Emphasising the importance of higher education and competitive examinations, he particularly encouraged young people from the Bru community to prepare for and appear in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations and aspire to serve the nation. On the occasion, the Governor released the Bru Ni Yakalam magazine and calendar. He also felicitated members of the Bru community who had secured jobs in various government departments, recognising their achievements and encouraging others to follow their example.

Speaking at the programme, Sukla Charan Noatia Minister of Cooperation, Tribal Welfare TRP & PTG said that the state government was working towards the progress and development of the Reang community. He urged students to stay away from drugs, observing that substance abuse could adversely affect their education, personal growth and the overall development of the community and the state. Thirtharam Reang, founder of Bru Snungnai Mthoh (BSM), was present at the programme. Gabriel Reang, President of Bru Snungnai Mthoh, delivered the welcome address.