For many years, the tribal villages of Tripura remained trapped in politics, religion, and divisions of majority and minority. Development was often decided by power, not by the needs of the people. As a result, villages stayed poor, youth lacked opportunities, and the true voice of the community remained unheard.
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| Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan |
Today, a new hope has emerged through the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and the Tribal Welfare Department of Tripura. The launch of the Aadi Karmayogi Abhiyan (AKA) Next Level Action Plan has opened the door to equal and inclusive development.
For the first time, detailed maps of every village will be drawn to ensure equal size, area, and shape for all Panchayats. This step aims to bring balance in resources and opportunities. Every community will now have a fair share in essential services such as old-age pension, education, healthcare, livelihood support, roads, water, electricity, and other infrastructure.
It is a sad truth that for decades, tribal villages suffered neglect. Yet, this is also a happy beginning, as villagers themselves will now become partners in decision-making and planning. If carried out with sincerity, this mission can transform poor tribal villages into self-reliant, strong, and united community.
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