Date: November 8, 2025
Source: BS Khabar 24 News
Location: Agartala
Tripura Launches HRMS to Ensure Faster and Transparent Pension Disbursement
In a significant move towards digital governance,Tripura digital pension platformand administrative transparency, the Tripura government has launched a new Human Resource Management System (HRMS) — a digital platform aimed at simplifying and speeding up the pension delivery process for state government retirees.
Announced at a one-day workshop on the ‘Nationwide Digital Life Certificate Campaign-4.0’ held at Muktadhara Auditorium, Finance Minister Pranajit Singha Roy said the initiative marks a major step toward efficient governance and citizen-friendly services.
Digital Transformation for Pensioners
Tripura has more than 80,000 state government pensioners, and the new HRMS platform will serve as a comprehensive digital repository for their service records. The system is designed to ensure seamless coordination between the Finance Department, treasuries, banks, and the Accountant General’s office, reducing human errors and procedural delays.
Minister Singha Roy explained that the new process would enable pensioners to submit their annual life certificates digitally from the comfort of their homes.
Tripura digital pension platform,Using mobile apps or computers, pensioners can now verify their life certificates online — eliminating the need to physically visit treasury offices or banks.
“The campaign enables pensioners to submit their annual life certificates digitally from home using mobile applications or computers, eliminating the need for physical visits,” the minister emphasized.
Workshops and Awareness Drives Planned
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To further strengthen this digital shift, the Finance Minister suggested that similar awareness workshops be conducted across all districts and subdivisions. These workshops will educate pensioners and government staff about the HRMS system, helping them adapt to the new online pension workflow.
The initiative also aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Digital India’ vision, which aims to promote e-governance and ensure that government services are easily accessible to all citizens.
“Tripura has introduced digital governance at every level—from the Secretariat to panchayats—and is striving to become a model state by 2047,” Singha Roy added.
Tripura’s Digital Governance Ranking
Highlighting the state’s progress,Tripura digital pension platform,Finance Secretary Apurba Roy revealed that Tripura currently ranks fourth in India in digital governance and aims to climb higher through consistent reforms and technological advancements.
This achievement demonstrates Tripura’s growing focus on paperless administration, digital transparency, and efficiency across government departments. The HRMS launch reinforces this commitment by bridging the gap between digital technology and citizen welfare services.
Help Desks for Pensioners’ Assistance
To make the transition smooth, Additional Secretary Akinchan Sarkar announced that Help Desks would be established in all treasuries. These Help Desks will guide pensioners in using the digital tools, submitting life certificates online, and resolving any technical issues that may arise.
Officials from the Finance Department, the Accountant General’s office, banks, treasuries, and common service centres (CSCs) were also present at the workshop. The event concluded with a technical session that demonstrated the step-by-step digital pension process, ensuring that all stakeholders are well-equipped to assist pensioners.
A Step Toward a Smarter Tripura
The launch of HRMS marks a pivotal moment in Tripura’s administrative journey. By adopting digital systems for pension management, the state not only simplifies procedures for its retired employees but also enhances transparency, accountability, and service delivery.
The Tripura Digital Pension Platform is a government initiative designed to streamline pension disbursement for retired state employees. Powered by the Human Resource Management System (HRMS), it enables pensioners to submit life certificates online, ensuring faster processing, transparency, and convenience under Tripura’s vision of achieving full digital governance by 2047.
As the state continues to digitize its governance, the HRMS initiative stands as a shining example of how technology can bring comfort, efficiency, and empowerment to citizens — especially senior pensioners who dedicated decades of service to the government.