The Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to order Shri Daya Raj Chakma, ARDO to function as in charge Rural Development Officer (RDO) in addition to his duties in his existing pay and without any extra financial benefit with immediate effect and until further order.
Kamalanagar, Sept 26: A mass cleanliness drive was organized by the Chakma Autonomous District Council today (26th September, 2024) at Kamalanagar, as a part of the nation-wide Swachhata Hi Seva Week, 2024. Officials and staff from various departments of CADC actively participated in the drive. They cleaned the surrounding areas of Kamalanagar Astroturf football playground by removing the garbage, litters and wastes, and also trimmed the overgrown grasses.
The ongoing campaign, themed “Swabhav Swachhata, Sanskar Swachhata,” encourages the citizens to make cleanliness a habitual practice while emphasizing its importance as a cultural and moral value. This campaign will continue till October 1, 2024, as a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, ahead of his birth anniversary on October 2.
The campaign was launched on Tuesday (24th September, 2024) with a cleanliness drive in the premises of the CADC Secretariat and other offices. It is being observed in all Village Councils, as well as in Middle and Primary schools under the CADC.
As a part of the campaign, the CADC has issued a public notification prohibiting the discharge of sewage from septic tanks into open spaces, drains, rivers, and other public areas in order to maintain public hygiene. All the subordinate offices of various departments of CADC are observing the Swachhata Hi Seva Week by conducting similar cleanliness drives in their respective places.
Kamalanagar, 23rd September 2024: On Sunday (22nd September 2024), a massive protest rally was organized by Chakma Civil Society Organizations and political parties of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) to protest against the recent violent attacks on ethnic minorities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh. The rally, held in Kamalanagar, the headquarters of the CADC, saw the participation of thousands of people, including Buddhist monks, political leaders, and students, calling for immediate intervention of the Government of India to stop the atrocities perpetrated against indigenous communities in CHT.
The violence, allegedly carried out by illegal settlers with reported support from the Bangladeshi Army, has resulted in widespread destruction. Over 100 houses, including several Buddhist temples, were set ablaze. Dozens of civilians were brutally killed, and many others were left injured. Hundreds of families, belonging to the minority communities, have been rendered homeless as their homes and properties were destroyed in the attacks.
In a memorandum addressed to the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, and submitted through the Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil), Chawngte, the organizations strongly urged the Government of India to intervene to stop the violence. They also demanded for the constitution of an impartial and independent Inquiry Commission to thoroughly investigate the indiscriminate firing that led to the deaths of innocent tribal people, the arson of homes and religious institutions, and the extensive destruction of property in the CHT; immediate withdrawal of the magisterial powers granted to the Bangladeshi Army in the CHT to prevent further atrocities against the indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities by the military; full implementation of the CHT Peace Accord of 1997 to bring lasting peace to the region; and to provide adequate compensation for the victims of communal violence, including assistance to rebuild homes and restore their livelihoods.
Kamalanagar, 23rd September 2024: The 14th Executive Committee Meeting of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) was held on Friday (20th September 2024), where several important resolutions were passed pertaining to trade regulations, social welfare schemes and administrative reforms in CADC, among others.
In a major decision, the committee reviewed the Chakma Autonomous District Council (Trading) Regulations, 2006, particularly concerning trade license fees. The council decided to maintain the existing fee structure for fresh trade licenses for residents, while non-residents will continue paying the current rates for temporary licenses. Besides, a 10% reduction in the license renewal fee for resident traders was approved.
The committee also gave a nod to the establishment of a dedicated cell under the Social Welfare Department for implementing the Government of India schemes such as the Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana. Moreover, health insurance policy of the State Bank of India (SBI) for CADC employees will be taken up by the Finance & Accounts Department, CADC, for introduction, opening of account and maintenance.
The Executive Committee also approved the proposal for framing of the CADC (Control of Parking and Collection of Parking Fees) Regulations, 2024, and the CADC (Display of Advertisement & Hoarding) Regulations, 2024, in conformity with similar regulations under the Lunglei Municipal Council. The draft regulations will be submitted for approval in the next session of CADC.
In an effort to strengthen administrative processes, a Personnel and Administrative Reform Cell will be set up under the General Administration Department (GAD). The committee resolved to engage Shri Sadanand Chakma (DTO), Shri Bijoy Kanti Chakma (RDO), Shri Suman Chakma, AEO (Agri), Shri Ashim Roy Chakma, OS (GAD) and Shri Prityrup Chakma, Assistant (GAD) for staff training.
The meeting also approved a cash reward of â‚ą50,000 for Miss Kerie Chakma, daughter of Shri Shanti Ranjan Chakma of Kamalanagar-II, in recognition of her achievement in sports. Miss Kerie, a state-level champion in cricket, has been selected to play at the national level cricket tournament.
The Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to invite application in plain paper from the interested persons belonging to the CADC area to lease the Kitchen for catering service at the Chakma House located at Huntar Veng, Aizawl as per terms & conditions given below :-
In exercise of powers conferred under Rule 141(1) of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (Constitution and Conduct of Business etc.) Rules 2002 and as amended from time to time, the Chairman of the Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to constitute the Business Advisory Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council as under.
The Executive Committee of the Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to accord sanction amounting to Rs.23.40 lakhs only to the selected beneficiaries listed in Annexure-A & B to avail financial assistance out of PMMSY Scheme 2023-2024 (CSS), 1st installment against the total amount released of Rs.26.19 lakhs only from the Directorate of Fisheries, Govt. of Mizoram, Aizawl vide No.B.23026/16/24-DTE(FS-PMMSY)/1 Dt.28/08/2024 as per details shown below:
Kamalanagar, September 5, 2024: The Hon’ble Chief Executive Member of the Chakma Autonomous District Council and MLA of the 36-Tuichawng Constituency, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, today extended his heartfelt wishes to the teaching fraternity on the occasion of Teachers’ Day.
In his speech as the Chief Guest at the Teachers’ Day celebration organized by the Govt. Kamalanagar Higher Secondary School, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma highlighted the significance of the day by sharing a short biography of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birthday is celebrated as Teachers’ Day. “Dr. Radhakrishnan was a man of immense qualities, a truly accomplished personality,” he remarked, stressing the invaluable contributions teachers make to the society.
Emphasizing the indispensable role of teachers in building a civilized society, he stated, “Teaching, like other professions, is a paid job, but what makes it special is the profound impact it has on the fabric of our nation. Without teachers, we cannot imagine a functioning society. Teachers don’t just pass on knowledge from textbooks; they mould students into responsible members of the society. That is why they deserve the honour and respect that comes with the Teachers’ Day.”
During his address, he conveyed the ideals of the teaching profession by quoting lines from Abraham Lincoln’s letter to his son’s teacher. He highlighted how Lincoln had urged the teacher to focus not only on academics but also on instilling moral values and good character traits in nurturing the young minds.
He also shared his personal experience as a teacher at the Govt. Kamalanagar Higher Secondary School, where he served for two years before entering politics. He acknowledged that there might be teachers posted in Kamalanagar, often considered a “hard posting” from urban areas like Aizawl and Lunglei, who may face challenges in adjusting to the local environment here. He apprised them that the people of this part of the state need their service and encouraged them to approach him if they face any difficulties. He assured them of his assistance in his capacity for the welfare of the children.
Kamalanagar, September 3, 2024: The Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) felicitated the successful candidates of the CADC Science Talent Search Examination, 2024, in a ceremony organized by the District School Education Board (DSEB) at the CADC Conference Hall today. The examination was conducted on July 29, and the results were announced on August 5. Out of a total of 50 candidates, six were declared successful in the examination.
The top three ranked candidates were awarded cash prizes of â‚ą20,000, â‚ą15,000, and â‚ą10,000, respectively, along with certificates of recognition. Dg. Bidarson Chakma from Duloram Public Higher Secondary School secured the 1st rank, followed by Dg. B. Jaagawn Chakma from Nirvan Residential School in 2nd place, and Dg. R.T. Kritish Chakma from New Angel Public Higher Secondary School in 3rd place. Consolation prizes, consisting of a cash prize of â‚ą3,500 each along with certificates, were awarded to Dgb. Niribili Chakma (4th rank) from Duloram Public Higher Secondary School; Dg. Bir Bir Devbarman from New Angel Higher Secondary School; and Dg. Amar Jeet Chakma from Nirvan Residential School, who both secured the 5th rank.
The ceremony was graced by Hon’ble Chief Executive Member (CEM) and MLA Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma as the Chief Guest, with Dg. Mohan Chakma, Chairman, as the Guest of Honour. The event was also attended by other Executive Members, officials from the DSEB, CADC officials, and the guardians of the awardees.
In his address, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma congratulated the successful candidates and emphasized the importance of science in today’s world, highlighting opportunities beyond the traditional fields of medicine and engineering. He expressed hope that this achievement would inspire students to work hard with determination. Referring to the lower turnout for the exam this year, he urged DSEB officials to view it as a challenge and to work towards attracting more candidates in the future.
Other speakers at the event included Dg. Mohan Chakma, Chairman; Dg. Anand Kumar Chakma, President of the DSEB; Dg. Gana Chandra Chakma, Education Officer; and Dg. Digambar Chakma, Court President. They extended their heartfelt congratulations to the successful candidates and stressed the need to sustain these educational programs, which play a crucial role in nurturing a competitive spirit and encouraging academic excellence among students.
Kamalanagar, August 29, 2024: The Chakma Autonomous District Council held a solemn condolence meeting today at the premises of the CADC Secretariat in memory of Dgb. Binita Chakma, the District Council Sericulture Officer, who passed away on Wednesday (August 28, 2024) at Agape Mult Speciality Hospital, Aizawl, after a brief period of illness. She was 46 years old.
The condolence meeting was attended by the Hon’ble Chief Executive Member and MLA, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, Councillors and officials from various departments of the CADC amidst a sombre atmosphere as they paid their respects to the departed officer for her invaluable service to the CADC and the community.
Delivering a heartfelt eulogy of the departed officer, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, expressed profound sorrow over her untimely demise. He remembered her as a dedicated and efficient officer, who not only served the CADC as an employee but also served the community as an active member of the Chakma Mahila Samiti. “Her passing is not just a personal tragedy for her family but a tremendous loss for the entire Chakma community,” he said. On behalf of the Executive Committee of CADC, he conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
The President of the Chakma District Council Employees’ Association (CDCEA), Dg. H. Nutan Chakma, also expressed deep sorrow over the untimely passing of Dgb. Binita Chakma. He fondly remembered her as a good-natured person with exceptional talent even during her student days and how she later achieved the distinction of being the first graduate in Sericulture from the Chakma community.
Dgb. Binita Chakma started her service in CADC as a Sericulture Extension Officer and was later promoted to the post of District Council Sericulture Officer, which she continued to hold dedicatedly until her passing. Her service spanned 14 years, 11 months and 13 days.
Dgb. Binita Chakma is survived by her husband and two children.
