Agartala, Tripura, 30th of August, 2025 : ICICI Bank hosted an engagement session in Agartala recently, focusing on the ease of doing business in Tripura.
The session was graced by Mr. Apurba Roy, Secretary of Finance, Government of Tripura, and Mr. Sanit Debroy, a senior journalist. Mr. Surendra Nidar, General Manager (Officer in Charge), Agartala Office of Reserve Bank of India, joined the proceedings virtually.
Mr. Roy underscored the importance of enabling business-friendly ecosystems to drive regional growth in the Northeast, particularly Tripura. He highlighted the pivotal role of private banks in enhancing commercial activity, supporting government banking, and delivering essential financial services.
He also outlined strategic recommendations for private sector banks to align with Tripura’s Vision 2047, advocating for innovative solutions and inclusive banking practices.
Mr. Nidar reaffirmed the RBI’s commitment to collaborating with the state government and facilitating the implementation of key government schemes aimed at social and economic development.
Mr. Debroy spoke about the transformative role of banks in fostering social reform and contributing to nation-building.
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