North Tripura (উত্তর ত্রিপুরা) is a district in northern Tripura, India, with its headquarters at Dharmanagar. It borders Assam, Mizoram and Bangladesh and is known for its green hills, agricultural landscapes and transport links connecting Tripura with neighbouring states.
The district is home to Bengali-speaking communities and several Indigenous communities, with varied languages, festivals and traditions. Farming, small businesses, public services and trade support local livelihoods. Dharmanagar is an important commercial and railway centre, while Panisagar is another prominent town. Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary is a notable natural attraction, and the district’s markets and religious sites contribute to everyday cultural life.
Common civic concerns include road maintenance, reliable public transport, drinking water, drainage and waste collection. Residents also care about access to healthcare and education, employment opportunities for young people, and support for farmers. Seasonal heavy rain makes flood preparedness and resilient infrastructure important, alongside protecting forests and improving services in rural and hill areas.