Agartala, June 23 (Reporter) Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha on Monday said that the state government has decided to set up 30 new schools with all modern facilities in different subdivisions, and an amount of Rs 264 crore has been allocated. Addressing a gathering of students at the felicitation event, Dr Saha said that besides skill-based education, the government has decided to stress digital education and the use of AI in innovative learning in the academic system to make the teaching-learning process more attractive and interactive. He said during examinations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted Pariksha Pe Charcha, where he emphasised how to remain stress-free during exams. In the same approach, the state government started interacting with students and sharing insights with them. "As a result, we have seen a significant reduction in stress levels. I don’t think such initiatives are happening anywhere else in the world. Even though the Mann Ki Baat programme, PM connects with people. The work of PM Modi will be scripted in golden letters in history, and someday, research will also be conducted on it,” he underlined. Earlier, we relied solely on textbooks, but now smart classes are available. The youth of our state are brilliant and should not leave the country. As PM Modi says, those who know will run the country, and there is no limit to knowledge, CM opined. He added that the Education Department has taken several steps, including the introduction of the NCERT curriculum, Super 30, and others. Bicycles have also been distributed to girl students...////...