<h1>Tripura aims to enroll 20-30 lakh residents in cooperatives to boost socio-economic growth and reduce government job dependency.</h1> Tripura's Chief Minister has set a goal to enroll 20-30 lakh residents into cooperative societies to enhance the socio-economic conditions in the state, which has a population of about 40 lakh. Currently, only 9-10 lakh people are involved in cooperatives. The Chief Minister emphasized that by increasing participation in cooperatives, job seekers could become job providers, reducing the demand for government jobs and curbing corruption. The initiative also aims to involve surrendered militants and includes discussions on waiving income tax for cooperatives and providing loans to strengthen their operations.