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Kolkata: Trinamool Congress (TMC) government on Friday announced that they are likely to constitute five new Cultural and Development Boards ahead of Assembly elections.
Taking to the social media, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said, “I am pleased to announce that our government intends to constitute soon five new Cultural and Development Boards for the Munda (ST), Kora (ST), Dom (SC), Kumbhakar (OBC) and Sadgope (OBC) communities. These communities are integral to the vibrant fabric of Bengal. My heartiest congratulations to all of them.”
Mamata also mentioned that such boards will protect their unique languages and traditions.
“These boards will ensure better education, healthcare, and jobs. They will safeguard customary rights and bring further socio-economic growth. Since 2013, we have established many such boards for our weaker communities, ensuring their all-round development. Our commitment to Ma, Mati, Manush means we remain dedicated to ensuring no community is left behind. Our goal is simple: to bring a smile to every face through inclusive progress and unwavering support,” further mentioned Mamata.
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