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International Human Rights Day Celebrated in Tripura with Profound Significance








On International Human Rights Day, Hon'ble Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha attended a programme at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan, Hall-2, marking a significant commemoration of human dignity and fundamental rights.



The event commenced with Dr. Saha lighting the traditional divine lamp, symbolically representing the transition from darkness to knowledge. He was felicitated with a traditional Risha, floral bouquet, and memento by the organisers, highlighting the cultural reverence for human rights.


A vibrant cultural programme featuring students from various educational institutions underscored the event's inclusive spirit.


In his speech, Dr. Manik Saha emphasized that "Human rights are the fundamental bedrock of our democratic society. They transcend boundaries of caste, creed, religion, and social status, ensuring every individual's inherent dignity and worth. Our constitutional framework guarantees these rights, and it is our collective responsibility to protect and promote them."


The Human Rights Commission, established in 1993 under the Protection of Human Rights Act, represents a pivotal institutional mechanism for safeguarding citizens' fundamental rights. Its primary objectives include:


1. Investigating human rights violations

2. Protecting constitutional rights

3. Promoting human rights awareness

4. Recommending legal and administrative reforms

5. Providing relief to victims of rights infringements


The Commission serves as a crucial watchdog, ensuring:

- Protection against state-sponsored human rights abuses

- Addressing systemic discrimination

- Providing accessible legal recourse

- Promoting social justice and equality


By investigating complaints, conducting public hearings, and publishing reports, the Commission plays a transformative role in upholding constitutional guarantees and promoting a culture of human rights respect.


The International Human Rights Day celebration reinforced these principles, highlighting the ongoing journey towards a more just and equitable society.

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