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India and Mauritius will sign several pacts providing for cooperation in the areas of capacity building, trade and to tackle cross-border financial crimes during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day visit to the country from Tuesday.
Modi is travelling to Mauritius primarily to grace the island nation's national-day celebrations as the chief guest on March 12.
At a media briefing, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said on Saturday that the two sides will sign several agreements in the fields of capacity building, bilateral trade, tackling cross-border financial crimes and promoting small and medium enterprises.
The visit will enable both sides to take stock of the bilateral ties and provide orientation to engagement in the coming months and years, he said.
Describing Mauritius as a close maritime neighbour, Misri said India has been privileged to be a preferred development partner for the island nation.
In the last 10 years, the relationship has deepened significantly, he said.
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Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Tuesday said the state government has approached the Centre to lift the cap on borrowing as it will take up big projects.
As part of prudent fiscal management, the Centre has allowed Rs 4,000 crore borrowing for Tripura in the next three years.
While speaking at a programme in Udaipur, the chief minister said the state's budget was pegged at Rs 27,800 crore for the current fiscal (2024-25) and only Rs 10,000 crore remain left after meeting non-plan expenditures like salary, pension, loan and interest on loan.
"Of the Rs 10,000 crore, the state needs to provide 25 per cent to Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADCA) and 10 per cent to urban local bodies," he said.
Saha said the Centre has allowed the state to borrow Rs 4,000 crore for the next three fiscals.
"We want the Centre to lift the borrowing cap of Tripura as the state is set to take up big projects with the investors coming for setting up business. The state has alread

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