New Delhi: Tripura Social Welfare and Social Education Minister Tinku Roy participated in the second day of a departmental conference on women and child development at Sushma Swaraj Bhawan in New Delhi on Friday. The conference focused on strengthening the protection, empowerment and overall development of women and children.
Ministers from several states and Union Territories attended the meeting to discuss welfare policies, government initiatives and implementation strategies. Roy stressed the importance of cooperation between the Centre and state governments. He also highlighted the need to protect the rights, dignity and interests of women and children through effective welfare programmes.
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Key Facts
- Minister: Tinku Roy
- State: Tripura
- Event: Departmental conference on women and child development
- Venue: Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, New Delhi
- Main focus: Women’s empowerment, child protection and welfare services
- Key participants: Union Minister Annapurna Devi and ministers from several states and Union Territories
- Objective: Improve coordination and strengthen welfare programme implementation
Tinku Roy Participates in National Conference
Tripura Minister Tinku Roy joined the second day of the departmental conference on women and child development on Friday. The meeting brought together ministers responsible for social welfare and related departments from across the country.
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Annapurna Devi, Delhi Minister Rekha Gupta and Manipur Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also attended the conference.
The participants discussed policies and initiatives designed to protect women and children. They also exchanged views on improving welfare services and addressing challenges faced by vulnerable groups.
Focus on Women’s Protection and Empowerment
Speaking about his participation, Roy said the conference included detailed discussions on initiatives, policies and action plans for safeguarding the rights and dignity of women and children.
He emphasised that women must receive equal rights, protection and opportunities to participate in social and economic development.
The discussions also highlighted the need to strengthen existing welfare programmes. Effective implementation, coordination and regular monitoring can help ensure that support reaches eligible beneficiaries.
Centre-State Coordination for Better Welfare Services
Roy stressed the importance of cooperation between the central and state governments. He said coordinated efforts could improve the delivery of development initiatives and strengthen welfare services.
The conference provided a platform for ministers to share experiences, discuss common challenges and explore practical approaches to improving programme implementation.
Cooperation among states and Union Territories can also help authorities identify successful practices and adapt them to local needs.
Holistic Development of Children
Child welfare was another major focus of the conference. Participants discussed the importance of protecting children’s rights and supporting their overall development.
Access to appropriate welfare services, protection and development opportunities remains essential for children’s well-being. Government departments therefore need to work together to address challenges and improve the effectiveness of support programmes.
Roy noted that focused efforts towards women’s empowerment and children’s development are vital to building a progressive and prosperous society.
What Was the Purpose of the Conference?
The conference aimed to strengthen women and child welfare programmes, improve coordination among governments and promote effective implementation of protection and development initiatives.
Who Represented Tripura at the Conference?
Tripura Social Welfare and Social Education Minister Tinku Roy participated in the conference in New Delhi.
Why Is the Conference Important for Tripura?
The discussions could help Tripura strengthen its women and child welfare initiatives by encouraging cooperation with the Centre and other states. Sharing experiences and effective practices can support better service delivery and help address the needs of women and children across the state.
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