The state labour minister Tinku Roy on Saturday sought cooperation from the working class people and labourers to build India as ‘Vishwaguru’ with the completion of 100 years of India’s independence.
Addressing a gathering of working-class people and labourers in the 3rd triennial state conference of the Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangha here at Agartala, the minister said, “The working-class people and the labourers of the state play a key role in building a developed India in the coming days.”
“The country is progressing fast with the increasing rate of production and export business and moving in line with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision, the BJP-led coalition government in working diligently to enhance livelihood of the labourers and working-class people of Tripura,” he said, adding that Tripura could make an export business amounting to over Rs. 2.50 crore during the last financial year and it could be made possible due to the effort and labour of our workers.
He said that taking a cue from the failure of the then Left front government, the present government has provided lands to at atleast 2100 families of the tea workers out of 8200 workers in the state during the last five years.
The minister however called for a collective effort of the working class people of the state to help build developed India and make India ‘Vishwaguru’ with the completion of 100 years of India’s independence.
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