Agartala, 26th October 2026 : Minimum wage revision, workers’ welfare and the enforcement of labour laws came into focus at a meeting of the Tripura State Advisory Board held at the Labour Directorate on Office Lane in Agartala on Monday.
Labour Minister Tinku Roy chaired the meeting, which was attended by MLA Abhishek Debroy and other members of the board. The discussions centred on formulating recommendations for the state government on important labour-related matters, including wage fixation, the protection of workers’ legal rights and the implementation of labour codes.
The meeting highlighted the importance of ensuring fair wages and creating a balanced working environment while addressing issues affecting the socio-economic conditions of the workforce.
Following the meeting, Roy said the State Advisory Board plays an important role in advising the government on minimum wage fixation and revision, workers’ rights and different aspects of labour legislation.
He stated that the government’s priority was to uphold the dignity of workers, safeguard their legitimate interests and introduce effective welfare initiatives to improve their standard of living. He also underlined the need for collective efforts to ensure that workers receive the benefits and protection they are entitled to under the law.
MLA Abhishek Debroy, who attended the meeting, said the board deliberated on several significant issues concerning labour codes, minimum wages and the protection of workers’ legitimate rights.
He also stressed the importance of ensuring workers’ welfare through the effective implementation of labour laws and appropriate measures to protect the interests of the working population.
The meeting provided a platform for board members to discuss key challenges in the labour sector and offer suggestions aimed at strengthening workers’ protection and welfare in Tripura. The deliberations are intended to assist the state government in shaping policies concerning wages, labour rights and the overall well-being of workers.
