Notifications

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 โ€“ 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

Search cum Selection Committee constituted to empanel advocates for CADC legal cases

The Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai has constituted a Search cum Selection Committee for the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC). This committee is tasked with empaneling advocates to represent the CADC’s interests regarding legal cases involving two Border Outposts (BOPs) located at Vaseitlang and Damdep-II.

The committee is responsible for recommending suitable advocates to the General Administration & Control Department. Upon completion of the selection process, the final report must be submitted to the General Administration & Control Department for further necessary action.

Applications invited for free distribution of composite sewing machines to trained tailors within CADC

The Industry Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council has announced the free distribution of 42 (forty-two) USHA-HAND Composite Sewing Machines and related materials for the 2025-26 financial year to trained individuals residing within the CADC area who have completed tailoring courses from government-recognized institutions.

Applicants must submit a passport photo, tailoring certificate, Aadhaar or Voter ID, and an ST Certificate. Interested individuals must collect and submit forms to the District Industry Officer by January 30, 2026. Final beneficiaries will be chosen by a Beneficiary Selection Committee through a screening test to assess tailoring skills.

Governor extends Governorโ€™s Rule to address political instability within the Chakma Autonomous District Council

The Hon’ble Governor of Mizoram has extended the assumption of all functions and powers of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC). This decision was made in exercise of powers under Paragraph 16(2) read with Paragraph 20-BB of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India, following the Governor’s assessment of frequent shifts in political allegiance and the pending results of an Inquiry Commission.

The Governorโ€™s Rule is extended for another period of six months or until further order, effective from January 7, 2026. The Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai District is designated to exercise these functions and powers on behalf of the Governor.

Governor constitutes Inquiry Commission to probe administrative irregularities and political instability of CADC

The Hon’ble Governor of Mizoram has appointed the Deputy Commissioner of Lunglei to lead an Inquiry Commission into the Chakma Autonomous District Council. This decision was made using discretionary powers available to the Hon’ble Governor under paragraph 20-BB of the Sixth Schedule read with paragraph 14(1) of the Constitution of India.

The Commission will investigate four main issues over the next six months:

  • Illegal Recruitment: Whether hiring continued despite a strict 2023 moratorium.
  • Administrative Reports: Giving legal status to previous reports by a Chief Secretary-led Study Group and Shri Cheemala Siva Gopal Reddy.
  • Political Instability: To look into the constant political instability and submit concrete proposal in the best interest of the public.

Detailed report alongwith recommendations should be submitted within a period of 6 (six) months.

Notification inviting applications from empanelled advocates w.r.t. Vaseitlang and Damdep-II BoPs

The Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) is seeking advocates to handle legal matters regarding the Vaseitlang and Damdep-II BOPs. Applicants must have at least six years of High Court experience. Responsibilities include representing the CADC before the Supreme Court, Gauhati High Court, and District Courts. Interested candidates must submit their bio-data and documents by December 29, 2025. Terms of service and fees will be governed by a formal agreement.