Tripura
• Tripura is a state of Northeast India.
• The state shares its border with Bangladesh in the north, south, and west and Assam and Mizoram in the east.
• Agartala is the capital city of the state.
• Tripura was established in 21st January, 1972.
• Total area of the state is 10,491.69 square km.
• Total districts in Tripura are 8.
• National Highway 44 connects it with the rest of the country.
• As per 2011 census, total population in the state is 3,671,032.
• The density in the state is 350 per square km.
• Bengali and Kokborok is the official language of Tripura.
• Ujjayant Palace, Chaturdas Devata Temple, Tripura Sundari Temple, Sepahijala Wild Life Sanctuary are the main tourist attraction in the state.
• Gomti is the main river in the state.
• The economy of the state is mainly depends on agriculture.
• 85 % of the total population is Hindu by religion.
| District | Headquarters | Area (km2) | Population (2011) | Population Density (/km2) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dhalai | Ambassa | 2,400 | 3,77,988 | 157 |
| Gomati | Udaipur | 1522.8 | 4,36,868 | 287 |
| Khowai | Khowai | 1005.67 | 3,27,391 | 326 |
| North Tripura | Dharmanagar | 1444.5 | 4,15,946 | 288 |
| Sepahijala | Bishramganj | 1044.78 | 4,84,233 | 463 |
| South Tripura | Belonia | 1534.2 | 4,33,737 | 283 |
| Unokoti | Kailashahar | 591.93 | 2,77,335 | 469 |
| West Tripura | Agartala | 942.55 | 9,17,534 | 973 |
