Agartala , Aug 19, 2024, TRIPURATIMES Desk

Agartala Aug 19: Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu emphasized the significance of the ‘Rakhi Bandhan’ festival as a reminder of the responsibility to protect and empower sisters or women.

Speaking at the ‘Rakhi for Soldiers’ program organized by Sanskriti Foundation at Raj Bhavan, the Governor called on all citizens to build an inclusive, compassionate and just society.

During the event, students from Banabasi Kalyan Ashram, Tripureshwari Vidyamandir and sisters of Prajapita Brahmakumari tied rakhis to the Governor and CRPF jawans.

Tripura’s renowned Rabindra sangeet singer, Thithi Debbarman, also participated in the ceremony.

Addressing the program, Governor Nallu expressed concern about the safety of women, highlighting incidents of attacks, harassment and discrimination.

He urged the society to treat women with dignity and respect, emphasizing the need to awaken our collective values and consciousness.

“Rakhi Bandhan, serves as a powerful reminder for the brothers to protect their sisters and pray for their well-being. In these challenging times let us pledge to create an inclusive society where women can live without fear, thrive, and have equal opportunities”, he said.

He called for cooperation from all sectors to ensure quality education, healthcare and better opportunities for all, especially the women for making the world a better place.