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Politics
Tripura Minister Tinku Roy Joins Women and Child Development Conference in New Delhi
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 09 Oct 2026, 03:37 PM
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Tripura’s Minister Tinku Roy attended a Women and Child Development conference in New Delhi, where he discussed state initiatives and national policies on gender and child welfare.
Tripura Minister Tinku Roy arrived in New Delhi on Tuesday to participate in a Women and Child Development conference organized by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. The event, held at the National Institute of Public Administration, brought together officials from across the country to review progress on gender equality and child welfare initiatives.
During his address, Roy highlighted Tripura’s recent efforts to improve maternal health services and increase school enrollment for girls. He also emphasized the importance of community outreach programs that empower women in rural areas.
The conference featured sessions on policy updates, best practices, and collaborative projects aimed at reducing child malnutrition and enhancing access to education. Delegates exchanged experiences and outlined strategies for scaling successful interventions.
Roy’s participation underscores the state’s commitment to national development goals and reflects Tripura’s active role in shaping policies that promote gender equity and child well‑being.
During his address, Roy highlighted Tripura’s recent efforts to improve maternal health services and increase school enrollment for girls. He also emphasized the importance of community outreach programs that empower women in rural areas.
The conference featured sessions on policy updates, best practices, and collaborative projects aimed at reducing child malnutrition and enhancing access to education. Delegates exchanged experiences and outlined strategies for scaling successful interventions.
Roy’s participation underscores the state’s commitment to national development goals and reflects Tripura’s active role in shaping policies that promote gender equity and child well‑being.