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Agartala, Jun 6: President Ramnath Kovind would come to Tripura tomorrow for a two-day visit during which he would declare the 'Queen' variety of pineapple as the state fruit, officials said here today.
The declaration of state fruit would be made at a civic reception organised by the state government in honour of the President tomorrow evening.
Kovind would land at the Agartala airport earlier in the day and leave for Udaipur, the headquarters of Gomati district 55 km from here, in a helicopter.
He would inaugurate a 6 km long road from Udaipur town to Tripurasundari temple, considered one of the 51 Shaktipiths of the country, officials said.
The President would also visit the temple and offer Puja there before returning to the Rajbhavan here. The civic reception would be held at 6 pm.
Kovind would return to Delhi the next morning, officials said.
 (PTI)



Udaipur, Apr 18: The environment condition of Tripura is favorable for the production of pineapples and the BJP-led government will try to export pineapples abroad, Agriculture Minister Pranajit Singha Roy has said. 
The pineapples of Tripura are qualitatively good and have high demand in India and abroad. Favourable agro-climatic conditions, deep fertile soils, sub-tropical humid climate with abundance of rainfall offer tremendous scope for development of Horticulture sector in the state.
Among the important horticultural crops pineapples grown in Tripura are widely acclaimed as the best in the country, besides good quality production of Orange, Banana, Jackfruit, Mosambi, Mango (Amrapalli) and Cashew nut. The state is still the largest producer of True Potato Seed (TPS) in the country and is surplus in several vegetable crops, including Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato and different Cucurbitaceous crops.
Accorting to the report of the Horticulture Department, there is huge tracts of land are available for cultivation of fruit/ plantation crops like pineapples. The department has adopted some strategies for sustainable development of fruits, vegetables and flowers.
The production and productivity primarily depends on use of good planting materials. It is the effort of the Horticulture Department to provide all these facility to producers.
Creation of plantation in cluster manner has been given the priority to give horticulture a commercial approach. To maintain production and productivity at the desired level, irrigation support is essentially required and hence emphasis has been given on creation of water sources and coverage under micro irrigation to get maximum water efficiency during dry spell period. UNI