India’s first Bio-Village setup in Daspara Tripura

India’s first Bio-Village setup in Daspara Tripura

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Category : State Published on: September 08 2022

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  • Tripura Government has setup India’s 1st Bio-Village at Daspara village of the state. 
  • The concept of Bio Village 2.0 developed by the state government has been recognized as one of the best practices to attain sustainable development goals. 
  • The bio-villages have been setup in Tripura by the Directorate of Bio-Technology under the Science and Technology department.
  • The Daspara Bio-Village has been developed as a hamlet consisting of 64 families solely dependent on agriculture and fishery.
  • As per the details available, Tripura Government plans to setup at least 100 bio-villages. Of these, 10 bio-villages have been already been completed, of which the 1st has been established at Daspara in Charilam constituency of Sipahijala district.
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