Tripura is forging ahead on the road to development. Development requires a peaceful environment. TSR jawans play a significant role in maintaining law and order and keeping a peaceful environment in the state, stated Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb in a Sainik Sanmelan on Thursday at TSR 13th Battalion Headquarter situated in Kanchanpur. There the Chief Minister was received with a Guard of Honour paid by the jawans. There he visited a blood donation camp. Then he interacted with the families of the TSR jawans. During the interaction, the Chief Minister spoke about various government schemes.
In the Sainik Sanmelan, the Chief Minister said, Tripura is now moving ahead in different ways. Emphasis has been given to the development of remote areas of the state. Healthcare services have been expanded including development in connectivity, power supply to every household, housing distribution in the PMAY-G scheme, improved toilets, and water supply to every household through the pipeline. As a result, the remote areas of the state are now experiencing development. Earlier, TSR did not provide employment to women. Now women are getting employment opportunities in TSR. The two TSR battalions recently formed by the present government have a good number of women. The government has given priority to women’s empowerment. Various schemes have been taken for women.
The Chief Minister greeted all on the occasion of Buisu, Biu, Biju, Sankranti and Bengali New Year and wished for a bright future for the jawans. During his visit to the headquarters, others along with him were North Tripura DM & Collector Nagesh Kumar B., Superintendent of Police Kiran Kumar K. and Kanchanpur SDM Subhash Acharya. 32 jawans donated blood in the blood donation camp today. Later that day, the Chief Minister visited Vanghmun area in Jampuihill. There he interacted with a few locals and enquired if the locals are getting all the government facilities.