Notifications

Immediate corrective measures in response to ongoing measles outbreak in Bangladesh

In pursuance of information received regarding a severe measles outbreak in Bangladesh reporting numerous confirmed cases since March 2026 , and in light of media reports highlighting over 100 child deaths, and as the CADC area in Lawngtlai District, Mizoram, shares an international border with Bangladesh, the situation is deemed alarming. The following instructions are hereby issued for strict compliance to ensure vigilance in the identification and reporting of suspected cases:

Directives for School Education Department

The Education Officer (MS/PS) shall ensure the following actions are implemented through school authorities:

  • Immediate Reporting: Any child or person identified with fever and rash must be reported immediately to the nearest Health Facility.
  • Inter-Departmental Coordination: Maintain close coordination with the Health Department and WHO Consultant for timely investigation.
  • Infection Prevention: Teachers and Anganwadi Workers must be sensitized to identify symptoms and maintain daily vigilance for early identification.

Directives for Village Councils

The Local Administration Officer is directed to undertake intensive public awareness activities through all Village Councils:

  • Symptom Awareness: Disseminate information regarding the symptoms of measles (fever with rash) and the critical importance of early reporting.
  • Isolation Protocols: Communities must be advised to avoid sending symptomatic children to schools and to maintain isolation until full recovery is achieved.
  • Public Outreach: Utilize the Village Crier for wide and effective dissemination of these safety protocols.
  • Community Mobilization: Provide necessary support to the Health Department and WHO Consultant in risk communication.

Reporting and Compliance

  • Mandatory Notification: All cases involving fever with rash, across any age group, shall be reported immediately to health authorities without exception.
  • Strict Compliance: This notification is issued for favour of information and further necessary action by all concerned departments.

Transfer and Posting of CPR and SrSO under CADC

In the interest of public service, the Deputy Commissioner, Lawngtlai is pleased to order the transfer and posting of the following Group-“A” Officers as specified herein with immediate effect and until further order.

The transfers are scheduled as follows:

  • Shri Bipin Bihari Chakma: Formerly serving as the Senior Revenue & Settlement Officer (Sr. R&SO) within the Land Revenue & Settlement Department, he is hereby posted as the Court President & Recorder under the Law & Judicial Department.
  • Shri Bhanu Dhan Chakma: Formerly serving as the Court President & Recorder (CP&R) within the Law & Judicial Department, he is hereby posted as the Senior Revenue & Settlement Officer under the Land Revenue & Settlement Department.

Notification on Distribution of Composite Sewing Machine under Industry Department, CADC

In continuation of this Department’s Notification of even No. dated 01/04/2026 regarding the program for free distribution of Composite Sewing Machine and other related materials to 42 (forty-two) selected beneficiaries under Industry Department, CADC is hereby rescheduled as under:

Date: 21st April, 2026 (Tuesday).
Venue: CADC Rest House Ground, Kamalanagar-II. Time: 12:00 Noon sharp.

All the selected beneficiaries must attend the said program in person to collect their materials.

They are also required to bring their Voter ID/Aadhaar Card as proof of identity.

Notification Prohibiting Participation in Indefinite Pen-Down Strike and Mandating Normalcy of Duties

In exercise of the authority vested in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), the following Office Memorandum is issued in response to the strike notice served by the CDCEA and CDCTA.

The decision of said associations to commence an indefinite pen-down strike on 02/04/2026 is viewed with utmost seriousness by the authority. While the grievances regarding non-receipt of salaries are noted, a proposal for fund release under the 1st Quarter 2026-2027 has already been submitted to the Government of Mizoram and is currently under active consideration.

Financial assistance to broomstick farmers 2025-26

A sanction not exceeding to Rs.112.50 lakh is hereby accorded by Pu Donny Lalruatsanga, Deputy Commissioner, Lawngtlai and Caretaker, CADC in respect of horticulture department, CADC being payment of financial assistance to farmers of broomstick garden as per the selection list of the Beneficiary Selection Committee of horticulture department, CADC which is appended herewith in ANNEXURE-I.

The above expenditure shall be debitable out of 3rd & 4th Quarter of GIA-Genl. (Non-Salary) during the financial year, 2025-2026 under Horticulture Department against the head of “Financial Assistance to Farmers of broom stick gardens and other horticultural gardens”

Guidelines for financial assistance to broomstick farmers

The Horticulture Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) has notified the official guidelines and selection criteria for the “Financial Assistance to Farmers of Broomstick Gardens” scheme. Issued on March 18, 2026, following approval from the Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai, this initiative implements a directive from the Governor’s Secretariat to support local cultivators.

Beneficiary Selection: Priority is given to low-income households (BPL), women farmers, and residents of areas suitable for broom grass cultivation. Applicants must commit to sustainable harvesting practices without using harmful chemicals.

Application Procedure: Interested farmers must submit applications to the District Council Horticulture Officer, including a passport photo, Aadhaar card, Voter ID, and bank passbook. All applications require a formal recommendation and meeting minutes from the respective Village Council Executive Body.

Verification and Oversight: The Horticulture Department will conduct field verifications after the disbursement of financial assistance to ensure the funds are used according to the established guidelines.

Further details are provided below

DSEB declares results for Class-IV and Class-VIII Common Exam 2025-2026

The District School Education Board (DSEB) of the Chakma Autonomous District Council has officially declared the results for the Common Question Examination 2025 – 2026 for Class-IV and Class-VIII. These examinations were conducted between February 2nd and February 11th, 2026, across various schools within the council’s jurisdiction.

Headmasters and Headmistresses of recognized schools can collect the Result Book from the DSEB office starting Monday, March 9th, 2026, during regular office hours.

Due to technical reasons, the results for Parva-II UPS for both classes are currently withheld but are scheduled for publication on or before March 31st, 2026.

Students may apply for re-checking in up to three subjects by submitting an application on plain paper within 15 days of the result publication, accompanied by a fee of Rs. 200 per subject.

Selected candidates list for screening test for sewing machine beneficiaries

The Beneficiary Selection Committee of the Industry Department has completed its review of applications for free composite sewing machines for the 2025-2026 financial year. Based on the resolutions adopted on February 24, 2026, the department has shortlisted 75 eligible candidates to proceed to a mandatory screening test as notified below.

Tests will be conducted in two phases at the Industry Department office starting at 10:00 AM, with candidates 1-38 scheduled for March 5 and candidates 39-75 scheduled for March 6, 2026. All selected individuals are required to bring a Voter ID or Aadhaar Card, along with their own scissors and measuring tape, on their assigned test date.

CADC issues strict directives to ensure regular attendance and punctuality of officers and staff

The General Administration & Control Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) has reiterated instructions for strict compliance regarding office attendance. This notification follows a decision taken during the Heads of Departments meeting held on January 16, 2026, to enforce administrative discipline across all departments.

All officers and staff must attend office regularly during prescribed hours, as unauthorized absence or late arrivals will be recorded and may lead to disciplinary action. Heads of Departments are required to submit a consolidated monthly attendance report using a specific proforma by the first week of every following month. All personnel are directed to follow these instructions in letter and spirit, with any delay in report submission being viewed as a lapse in duty