Medical infrastructure grew: hospitals increased from 2 to 4, primary health centres from 118 to 122, and sub‑divisional hospitals from 12 to 15.
Ambulance services and emergency care facilities were expanded across the state.
Infant mortality fell to 15 per 1,000 live births, the lowest ever recorded in Tripura.
The Agartala Government Medical College and a new dental college began training doctors and dentists.
Collaboration with the All India Institute of Medical Sciences brought advanced medical education and super‑speciality care.
Health programmes for mothers, children, and adolescents improved nutrition, immunisation, and overall wellbeing.
The state strengthened health programmes for mothers, newborns, and children, leading to the lowest infant mortality rate recorded in its history.
New medical and dental colleges were established, and partnerships with national medical institutes brought advanced training and technology.
Government schemes like Ayushman Bharat – Prime Minister Jan Arogya Yojana and the state health assurance program increased access to free and affordable care.
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