Tripura CM graces 48th Kokborok Day function at New Delhi

NEW DELHI / AGARTALA: The 48th Kokborok Day was celebrated with solemnity and enthusiasm at Tripura Bhavan in New Delhi Monday. The event was graced by the presence of Tripura Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha along with Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee and a host ministers. 

President of Agartala Press Club Pranab Sarkar and other distinguished dignitaries were also in attendance.

In his address to the gathering, the Chief Minister highlighted the rich cultural and linguistic diversity of Tripura. He asserted that the state is home to 19 tribal communities and several sub-tribes, each contributing to Tripura's vibrant heritage through their unique languages and traditions.

He also noted that Kokborok is spoken by a large section of the population and plays a vital role in the cultural identity of the state. The Chief Minister reaffirmed the Government of Tripura's commitment to protecting, preserving and promoting the Kokborok language and the indigenous heritage of the state.

He emphasised the importance of inclusive development while safeguarding cultural roots. The celebration of Kokborok Day at Tripura Bhavan reflected the collective determination to honor linguistic diversity and strengthen cultural unity among the people of Tripura.