The people of Tripura are set to witness a historic moment as Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive on September 22 to inaugurate the redeveloped premises of the revered Tripurasundari Temple in Udaipur, Gomati district.

Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha confirmed the Prime Minister’s visit while addressing a programme in Melaghar on Sunday. 

He said the invitation had been formally extended to the Prime Minister, who will also perform puja at the shrine during his visit.

In preparation for the high-profile event, Dr. Saha, accompanied by senior officials, earlier inspected the temple premises and reviewed the ongoing arrangements.

The Tripurasundari Temple, popularly known as Matabari, holds immense spiritual significance as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas. 

Drawing thousands of devotees from across India and abroad each year, the temple is a symbol of devotion and faith.

The rejuvenation of the temple complex has been carried out under the Government of India’s PRASAD (Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual Augmentation Drive) scheme. 

The revamped premises now blend tradition with modern amenities, offering devotees an enhanced spiritual experience amid serene surroundings.

The inauguration is expected to be a grand affair, marking a new chapter in Tripura’s cultural and religious heritage.