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10,486 sq. k

Clouded Leopard NP (5.08 km²) lies within Sepahijala WLS, established in 2007

Sanctuaries include Sepahijala, Trishna, Gumti, and Rowa

GIS cell supports geo-referencing and planning

Officials cited satellite limitations, misapplication of FRA, jhum, plantations, and resettlement

The state lost ~95.31 km², prompting ground surveys

A phased plan began in July, including an initial target of 5 lakh saplings

Six forest types are recognized, including Sal, evergreen, deciduous, savanna, and bamboo brakes

Bamboo brakes often follow jhum cultivation as secondary vegetation

According to ISFR data, forest growing stock is about 23.13 million m³

Dominant forest types include moist deciduous and Sal-dominant forests, interspersed with bamboo brakes

Agar, valued for its fragrant resin, is the official state tree .

Approximately 6,292 km² (59.98 %) of Tripura’s 10,492 km² is forested

Tripura remained a princely state under British suzerainty but retained internal autonomy until

The temple was built in the 16th century and is one of the holiest sites in Tripura.

Udaipur, located in southern Tripura, was the capital of the kingdom before the administrative shift to Agartala.

He ruled in the late 19th century and brought in reforms influenced by British administrative practices.

Akbar's empire extended influence over Tripura, and the kingdom paid tribute under his rule.

Neermahal was built by Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya as a summer palace on Rudrasagar Lake.

Maharani Kanchanprabha Devi was the regent on behalf of her minor son when Tripura merged with India.

The Manikya dynasty was founded in the early 15th century and ruled until the state's integration into India.

He was the last king to rule Tripura; his death in 1947 led to a regency and eventual merger with India.