RBI Agartala announced that applicants must possess an MBBS degree from a university recognized by the Medical Council of India. Moreover, candidates with a postgraduate degree in General Medicine can also apply. To strengthen the selection standards, the bank requires a minimum of two years of medical practice in any hospital or clinic.

The selected consultant will receive ₹1,000 per hour, which will remain fixed throughout the three-year contract period. Additionally, the bank will pay ₹1,000 per month as conveyance expenses and reimburse ₹1,000 per month for mobile charges. These provisions aim to support medical professionals who take up the assignment.

To apply, candidates must send their documents and applications to The General Manager (Officer-in-Charge), Reserve Bank of India, 2nd Floor, Jackson Gate Building, Lenin Sarani, Agartala – 799001. Applications must arrive in a sealed envelope clearly marked “Application for the Post of Bank’s Medical Consultant (BMC) on Contract Basis.”

This Tripura RBI BMC Recruitment offers a notable opportunity for medical practitioners seeking short-term government engagement. With a stable working schedule and structured remuneration, the RBI hopes to attract qualified professionals from across Tripura and beyond. As the demand for dependable healthcare support grows, this initiative strengthens medical service availability within one of India’s key financial institutions in the Northeast.

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Saha said that the nationwide celebrations of Patel’s 150th birth anniversary are not just symbolic, but vital for reviving his ideology of national integration, civic duty, and self-reliance. He noted that schools and colleges across Tripura are hosting debates, seminars, and student-led programmes to deepen the youth’s understanding of Patel’s sacrifices in unifying India’s diverse princely states.

As part of the centenary commemoration, Saha announced that he would travel to Gujarat on November 25 to join a Padayatra in Patel’s honour. He invited all state leaders to take part and emphasised that “discussions will take place at several points along the route,” aiming to spread Patel’s message of unity and patriotism. He also issued a warning against “evil forces,” both internal and external, that, according to him, continue to pose a threat to national solidarity. The Indian Express

Beyond the march, Saha also highlighted the economic progress his administration has made, claiming that more than 20,000 jobs have already been generated in Tripura. He promised that the government will continue to expand employment opportunities in the near future, combining social stability with economic development.

Saha’s remarks came against the backdrop of a state-wide Sardar@150 initiative that is being rolled out in two phases. The first phase involves district-level unity marches from October 31 to November 25, with each district organising an 8–10 km route, youth pledges, cultural programmes, and community engagement drives. Tripuratimes+2KRCTimes+2 According to Tripura’s Youth Affairs Minister Tinku Roy, the national-level padayatra then kicks off from Gujarat, travelling 150 km from Patel’s birthplace to the Statue of Unity in Kevadia. Tripuratimes+1

Saha reiterated that Patel’s vision remains especially relevant for younger generations, urging them to embody his values in their civic lives. He framed the Unity March not just as a commemoration but as a call to action—challenging youth to stand firm against divisive forces and build a stronger, more united India.

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