CADC Golden Jubilee emblem unveiled

Kamalanagar, 18 April, 2022: An emblem to commemorate the occasion of Golden Jubilee of Chakma Autonomous District Council was unveiled today in a programme organized by Golden Jubilee Celebration Committee in the CADC Conference Hall, Kamalanagar. CADC will complete 50 glorious years on 29th of this month.

Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, Honโ€™ble CEM, CADC and Chief Guest of the programme, Dg. Buddhalila Chakma, Honโ€™ble Chairman, CADC and Guest of Honour of the programme, Executive Members, CADC, MDCs, Head of Departments of CADC have attended the programme.

The emblem was designed with the figure 50 written in Chakma script with a torch bearing man running, clad in dhoti, enclosed by the digit five while the zero housed the CADC emblem. The number 50 has been traced with the tri-colours of the CADC flag. The running man symbolizes progress and the torch held by the man symbolizes wisdom.

The Golden Jubilee Emblem in colour and black and white

The CEM announced in the programme that the emblem will be used in all official correspondences throughout the Golden Jubilee year to mark the momentous occasion.

The CEM in his speech asserted that the autonomy being enjoyed due to the existence of Chakma Autonomous District Council is not something endowed upon the Chakmas out of favour while adding that it is just restoration of our right which have been taken away by the British.

He said, โ€œThe CADC is a recognition by the Constitution of India that we were once a proud self-governing race with unique system of administration headed by a king who administered through his council of Ministers and bureaucrats โ€“ Dewan, Talukdar and so on.โ€

He also appreciated and expressed gratitude to the pioneers of CADC who had the political awareness and farsightedness as far back as 1950 to persist with their demand for right to self-determination and added, โ€œChakmas are fortunate to have had such leadersโ€.

โ€œThis moment is not only of joy and celebration but also an opportunity to ponder and asses if we had made the progress, we should have in 50 yearsโ€, he added.

Kamalanagar-III bags the first prize for being the most clean village

Kamalanagar, 6 March, 2022: Kamalanagar-III was adjudged the most clean village within Kamalanagar town area in the CEMโ€™s Cleanliness Award programme held today at Kamalanagar-III Community Hall and bagged the first prize. Second prize and third prize went to Bajeisora and Kamalanagar-IV respectively. The programme has been organized by Chakma Mahila Samiti and it was sponsored by Local Administration Department, CADC.

This cleanliness award programme is the first of its kind in CADCโ€™s history and was initiated in the year 2019 as formally announced then by Honโ€™ble CEM, CADC Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma. The award could not be given immediately then due to the covid-19 pandemic situation. โ€œThis will be an annual affairโ€, the CEM said.

The CEM speaking today in the programme stated that Chakma Mahila Samiti was entrusted for assessing the worthy candidates for the award in recognition of the contribution of the mothers over generations for maintaining cleanliness of households while dismissing stereotype connected with this decision. โ€œIt is also the sincerity with which CMS pursue any task assigned to them that made them deserving of this responsibilityโ€, the CEM said.

The CEM said that the idea for the award germinated in the mind of his better half while also giving credit to the inspiration due to the Swatchh Bharat Abhiyan programme of government of India.

“Cleanliness is all about making it a habit and who understands its value. It’s not about being rich or poor. I have come across people who earn a lot yet cleanliness is not valued by them while have seen poor families maintaining super cleanliness”, he said.

He also proposed that award for cleanliness for individual household should also be instituted.

Dg. H. Amaresh Chakma, Executive Member i/c LAD and the Guest of Honour of the programme proposed that the community can help meet the mounting burden of expenses of CADC authority in collecting and disposing garbage of households of Kamalanagar town area by paying reasonable charges for the service as is practiced in LADC and MADC. He also assured to issue order prohibiting discharge of septic tank content into river Toijong while acknowledging the seriousness of the matter raised by Dgb. Jyotsna Chakma, former President, CMS in her speech.

Dgb. Jyotsna Chakma hailed the initiative historic and emphasized the need for role of both the government and the public in this mission for a clean environment.

Dgb. Mandira Chakma, former President, CMS made a point that garbage generated in Chakma household is generally high on an average and hence, the need to ramp up the frequency of service of LAD for collection of garbage from households.

Dgb. Monika Chakma, President, CMS urged for maintaining general cleanliness while attributing it a character of a civilized race.

CEM, CADC announced Rs.3 crores for pavement of town roads at Longpuighat public meeting

Kamalanagar, 28 February, 2022: Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, Chief Executive Member, Chakma Autonomous District Council who is on tour to Longpuighat and Rengkashya area announced that Rs.3 crores have been pledged by Honโ€™ble Chief Minister, Pu Zoramthanga for pavement of town roads of Kamalanagar, Longpuighat and Borapansury to mark the Golden Jubilee celebration of CADC.

The announcement was made in a huge public gathering at Longpuighat. Of the Rs.3 crores, Rs.2 Crores will be allotted for Kamalanagar and Rs.0.5 crores each for Longpuighat and Borapansury. The amount being meagre, the Honโ€™ble CEM appealed the local NGO leaders and the general public to support the work with voluntary services which the public responded with affirmation. He said that work will start off from next month itself on mission mood for completion within the Golden Jubilee year.

The CEM on request of Pu Lalruatkima, MOS i/c Rural Development, also visited the Assistant Project Officer office building constructed at Longpuighat under DRDA and expressed happiness with the successful completion of the work. He informed that the office will be functional very soon as assured by the Honโ€™ble RD Minister.

While expressing concern over lost of forest area every year due to fire caused by jhum burning, the CEM appealed the public to complete burning of Jhum by 15th of March in compliance of government directive and to ensure fire lines as well.

He also appealed the public throughout CADC to engage in road side plantation on the ocassion of celebration of CADC Golden Jubilee which he said will be the real tribute to CADC on its 50th birth anniversary.

The CEM termed the tour very successful while stating that huge public gatherings have been witnessed at Longpuighat, Rengkashya, Lokhisury and Futsury.

Appointment to various posts under CADC

On the recommendation of the Recruitment Committee and in the interest of public service the Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to order the appointment to the various posts under CADC as given under.

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Awareness programme on Mizoram State Health Care Scheme held at Kamalanagar

Kamalanagar, 22 February, 2022: Today a team of officials from Mizoram State Health Care Society organized an awareness programme on the benefits of Mizoram State Health Care Scheme (MSHCS) and Ayushman Bharat โ€“ Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) at CADC Conference Hall, Kamalanagar. The team will also hold the programme at Borapansury and Longpuighat.

The programme was attended by Village Council representatives of Kamalanagar town area and representatives of Young Chakma Association and Chakma Mahila Samiti.

The officials of MHCS speaking remarked that there is lot of misgivings about the benefit of the schemes within CADC area and stated the programme has been especially arranged to dispel all such doubts and reservations surrounding the benefit of the schemes. The low rate of enrollment for the schemes from CADC area has been attributed to lack of awareness and misgivings about the schemes.

The enrollment for the MSHCS-2022-2023 has started from 16th February 2022 and will remain available till 16th May, 2022. Health workers and ASHAs of respective local area can be approached for enrolment. A AAY ration card holder can enroll for Rs.200, a PHH card holder for Rs.1000 and a Non-NFSA card holder for Rs.2000. All family members shown in the ration card will be covered under the scheme. Even a person without a ration card can also enroll for Rs.2000.

Under MSHCS and AB-PMJAY, one can claim cost of medical expenses on hospitalization of up to Rs.2 Lakhs and Rs.5 Lakhs respectively. The enrolment under MSHCS has to be renewed every year.

All hospitals, both government and private, within Mizoram are empaneled with the MSHC scheme while AB-PMJAY can be availed in select hospitals. The benefit of AB-PMJAY is only available to select beneficiaries the list of which can be had from the local health sub-centre. For availing benefit under AB-PMJAY, Golden Card has to be issued either from the hospital or the Common Service Centre. To claim bills under MSHCS for hospitalization outside Mizoram the cases had to be referred by the Medical Board. Travelling expenses incurred by a referred case are also accepted for claim.

A government employee who is entitled to MR bill is not eligible for enrolment under the scheme.

Schedule of Personal Interviews for various posts under CADC

In continuation of notification issued vide No.a.12032/1/2021-2022/RC-CADC(G)/758 dt. 19/01/2022, it is notified for information of all concerned that Personal Interview shall be held as per schedule given below:-

18/02/2022 (From 8:00 AM onwards):4th Grade.
19/02/2022 (From 8:00 AM onwards):Assistant (Sl.No. 1 to 18 )
UDC (Sl. No. 1 to 21)
LDC (Sl. No. 1 to 41)
20/02/2022 (From 8:00 AM onwards):LDC (Sl. No. 42 to 103)
C/A-I (Sl. No. 1 to 5)
C/A-II (Sl. No. 1 to 3)

Corrigendum to Advertisement inviting applications for the post of Peon-cum-Chowkidar

In the advertisement floated vide L/No.A.12024/01/2022-CDC(MSED)/ 629, Dt. 14/2/2022 for recruitment to the post of Peon-Cum-Chowkidar. The number of vacancies may e read as 56 (fifty-six) in stead of 55 (fifty-five) as reflected in the first page of the said advertisement.

Further, the name of Parva-III Middle School, Parva-III inadvertently appeared at SI.No.45 in the Annexure of the said advertisement may be read as Bondukbanga Upper Primary School, Bondukbanga. And the name of Vaseitlang-I Comprehensive Middle School, Vaseitlang-I shall be placed at SI.No. 56 (fifty-six) of the said Annexure.

Main Advertisement Notification : Advertisement inviting applications to the post of Peon cum Chowkider for UPS/Middle & Comprehensive Middle Schools under CADC

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