Art & Culture

42nd CADC Day Celebrated

Kamalanagar, April 29:The 42nd CADC Day was celebrated today ceremonially. The morning of the Day was started with the hoisting of the CADC flag by the new Chief Executive Member, CADC Dr. Buddha Dhan Chakma to the tune of the CADC anthem.

On the occasion the patriots like Shri Kristo Mohan Chakma and Shri Atul Chandra Chakma were recalled and tributes were showered upon them.

The new CEM expressed his hope for cooperation from every section of the society to take CADC on the path of growth. In his address to the public he announced the induction of four members into his Executive Committee for which, he told, recommendation were sent to His Excellency, the Governor of Mizoram. The four to be Executive Members are Shri Susen Chakma, Shri Doyal Chandra Chakma, Shri Mohan chakma and Shri Buddha Lila Chakma. He also told that the two remaining Executive Members shall very soon be inducted.

CADC Cultural Hall-Cum-Museum Inaugurated

<pKamalanagar, March 9:The first ever mega structure within CADC, the CADC Cultural hall-cum-museum, constructed at Kamalanagar at an estimated cost of Rs.6.07 Crore was inaugurated today by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Pu Lal Thanhawla in presence of Dangu Nihar Kanti Chakma, Hon’ble Minister, Dangu Kali Kumar Tongchangya, Hon’ble CEM and Dangu Nirupam Chakma, Hon’ble MLA.

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63rd Republic Day Anniversary Celebrated at Kamalanagar

Kamalanagar, January 26:The 63rd Anniversary of India’s Republic Day was celebrated with great pomp and gaiety at Kamalanagar, the headquarter of Chakma Autonomous District Council.

Early in the morning at 6:30 am, CADC ceremonially observed the Day in its Secretariat Complex, wherein the Executive Secretary, CADC Dangu Digambar Chakma unfurled the National Flag in the presence of councilors and employees of CADC. In his official address, he urged the public to pledge to make best use of the privileges enshrined in the Constitution on occasion of its birth day.

The Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil), Chawngte representing the State Government organized a grand programme in celebrating the Day. While addressing the public on the occasion, Pu L. Rinliana, SDO (Civil), Chawngte welcomed the public in Chakma with effort which was received with roaring applause from the audience.

Parade contingents representing schools and paramilitary force took part in the ceremonial display of march past.

Besides, colourful cultural items on patriotic songs were performed by school children, YCA and CADC Art & Culture Department. Volley ball matches for man and woman were held.

After the programme at the football field was over, the Chief Guest, Pu L. Rinliana visited the patients at the Community Health Centre, Chawngte and distributed fruits.

Green Mizoram Week celebrated at CADC

Kamalanagar, June 11, 2012: Chakma Autonomous District Council set out to celebrate Mizoram Green Week starting from today till 16th June, under the aegis of Forest & Environment Department, CADC.

The celebration of the Green Mizoram Week was launched through a programme which was attended by the student and teacher communities of different schools of Kamalanagar and its adjacent areas.

The District Council Conservator of Forest, CADC in his speech announced to take up road side plantation along the Kamalanagar-Bajeisora Road. He also urged all the schools around Kamalanagar town area to participate in the celebration of the week by joining in planting trees at least around their respective school compound. He expressed his commitment to provide seedlings to all enthusiastic participants throughout the week.

The Hon’ble Chief Executive Member, CADC Sri Kali Kumar Tongchangya, while addressing the gathering at the programme, urged the teaching community to catch the coming generation young, while their minds are still impressionable, to get the message of the importance of a green world to our survival.

 

CEM lays foundation stone for Cultural Hall-cum-Museum, CADC

Kamalanagar, 29th March’ 2011: The Hon’ble Chief Executive Member, Chakma Autonomous District Council, Shri K. K. Tongchangya, today layed the Foundation Stone to the CADC Cultural Hall-cum-Museum and to that of the CADC Wel-Come Gate at Kamalanagar-I.

The construction of the CADC Cultural Hall-cum-Museum has been taken up at an estimated cost of Rs.5 Crores. So far no such infrastructure has been in existence. It has been a problem for the authorities of CADC as and when the need for organizing/conducting any official programme arose because of the absence of an auditorium. The completion of the structure will fulfill that gap. The structure besides hosting functions/programmes, shall also house the treasure of the Chakma Community, that are on the verge of being lost to obscurity due to non-usage, in the form of artefacts and heritage.