ABSTRACT: The growing demand for sustainable and biodegradable alternatives to conventional wood based paper has led to the exploration of agricultural residues and natural fibers for pulp production. This project focuses on the development of paper pulp using a sisal fiber, banana fiber and rice straw three abundant and renewable bio resources. This study involves the extraction of fiber through suitable pulping techniques such as chemical or mechanical processes, followed by blending in various proportions to form pulp sheets. The prepared paper samples are evaluated for their physical properties including strength, texture and durability. INTRODUCTION: Paper production traditionally relies heavily on wood as the primary raw material. However, overexploitation of forests has led to deforestation, loss of biodiversity and environmental imbalance. To address these issues, researchers and industries are exploring alternative sources of cellulose fibers such as sisal, banana fibers ...