By Agartala Correspondent | Tripura 24.in AGARTALA | March 11, 2026
AGARTALA: Following the global observance of International Women’s Day on March 8, the local spirit of empowerment continued today in the capital. Ward No. 20 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) organized a special commemorative event at the Ward Office, focusing on the theme: “Today’s Action, Tomorrow’s Justice: Securing the Rights of Women and Girls.”
The program was marked by the presence of prominent women leaders and social activists who emphasized the dual role of women in managing both domestic and societal spheres.
“We Are Women, We Can Do It All”
Speaking at the event, Ratna Datta, the Corporator of Ward No. 20, delivered an inspiring address highlighting the inherent strength of women.
”We are women, and we are capable of everything. The same way we nurture and decorate our homes, we have the power to shape and beautify our society. Our contribution is not just limited to the four walls; it is the foundation of a progressive nation,” Datta asserted.
Dignitaries Present
The celebration saw a gathering of municipal leaders and community influencers, including:
- Ratna Datta, Corporator, Ward No. 20.
- Janhvi Das Datta, Corporator.
- Snigdha Das Deb, Corporator.
- Shyamal Kumar De, Eminent Social Worker.
Honoring Local Achievers
A key highlight of the afternoon was the felicitation ceremony, where several women from the Ward No. 20 area were honored for their contributions to social work, education, and community development. The organizers presented them with mementos as a token of appreciation for their silent but significant role in uplifting the neighborhood.
Focus on Rights and Justice
The speakers also discussed the 2026 theme, stressing the importance of legal awareness among women. They urged the attendees to be vocal about their rights and to ensure that the girl children in their families are provided with equal opportunities for education and growth, ensuring a “just tomorrow.”
The event concluded with a cultural performance by local women, followed by a pledge to work toward making Ward No. 20 a model for women’s safety and empowerment in Agartala.
