In exercise of the powers conferred under Article 243K of the Constitution of India read with sub-section (7) of Section 3 of The Chakma Autonomous District Council’ (Village Councils) Act, 2002 as amended, the State Election Commission, Mizoram has issued Model Code of Conduct for General Election to Village Councils under Chakma Autonomous District Council, 2025 which has come into operation w.e.f. 14th February, 2025 and the same shall remain in force till Completion of the Election process.
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CADC CEM Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma wins confidence vote
Kamalanagar, 17 February 2025: The Chief Executive Member (CEM) of Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma, has successfully proved his majority on the floor of the house during the Vote of Confidence (Floor Test) held today in the Session Hall of the District Council.
The Vote of Confidence was brought in the house pursuant to the notification issued by the Chairman, CADC, in compliance with the Government of Mizoram Notification No. A.43016/3/2018-DC&MA (C) dated 31st January 2025, which mandated the vote of confidence to be taken up within 30 days from the date of appointment of the Chief Executive Member.
The confidence motion having been introduced in the house was discussed extensively by the members and put to vote. The members expressed their hope to see a stable Executive Committee that would work for the welfare of the people of CADC. The opposition benches reiterated their commitment to playing the role of a constructive opposition, by which they would hold the Executive Committee accountable but would extend their full cooperation if its policies are beneficial for the people of CADC. 14 councillors voted in favour of the motion, 3 voted against, while 2 members remained absent. With the floor test having been successfully concluded, the session was prorogued.
CADC CEM holds meeting with HODs on administrative reforms
Kamalanagar, February 14, 2025: Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma, the Chief Executive Member of Chakma Autonomous District Council, chaired a meeting with the Heads of Departments (HODs) yesterday at the CADC Rest House Conference Hall to discuss administrative improvements and ensure the smooth functioning of offices in CADC.
During the meeting, the HODs presented reports on staff strength and office discipline in their respective departments, as per a recent order from CADC requiring all departments to submit status reports. After reviewing them, the CEM called for greater accountability, improved work ethics, and administrative efficiency. He sought input from officials on enhancing work culture and staff performance. He called upon the heads of departments to remain sincere and steadfast in their commitment to their duty towards the welfare of CADC despite external pressures.
This was the CEMโs first official meeting with the department heads since assuming office on February 4, 2025. Prior to this, he had held separate meetings with leaders of all political parties and representatives of local NGOs, where he discussed issues concerning the welfare and development of the people of CADC and Chawngte area.
CADC CEM holds meeting with local NGOs to discuss governance and development
Kamalanagar, 11 February, 2025: The Chief Executive Member of Chakma Autonomous District Council, Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma today chaired a meeting with local NGOs of Chawngte area at Kamalanagar. Representatives from Chakma Mahila Samiti, CYCA, CMCSU, MSU, YLA, and TARUM attended the meeting.
Addressing the meeting, the CEM remarked, โSince Chawngte area is inhabited by different communities, there are numerous common issues that require joint efforts, including the implementation of development works. It is essential to work hand in hand to resolve these common issues.โ He urged the NGO representatives to share their ideas and opinions and assured them that the CADC is ready to extend its full cooperation.
The joint NGOs, in their activities report, highlighted their recent representations to the Government of Mizoram regarding poor roads conditions, inadequate staff at Chawngte Police Station, and the lack of necessary medical equipment in the Community Health Centre, Chawngte, among other issues.
The NGOs expressed hope that the new Executive Committee headed by the incumbent CEM would bring about good governance and expressed their willingness to cooperate with CADC. They also expressed hope of receiving necessary support whenever necessary from CADC that will benefit the society.
It was also proposed that CADC raise the amount allocated as financial assistance to NGOs in the next budget, which currently stands at Rs.3 lakhs only.
Raising concerns over inequity in the distribution of school teachers due to untimely transfers, they proposed that teachers be transferred only within their respective education circles. It was also proposed that the Education department of CADC conduct competitive exams such as Olympiads, essay writing competitions etc. for school students. This will help in boosting their confidence and foster a spirit of competition.
Proposals presented in the meeting included amendment to the Chakma Customary Law, specifically certain penal provisions, which have not been amended since its enactment in 1997; reservation for women in employment under CADC; measures to curb absenteeism among staff in schools and offices, and introduction of traditional dress code for staff in office at least once a week, among others.
On environmental issues, it was noted that there is a general lack of awareness among the public leading to a decline in the forest covers of CADC. It was suggested that the Environment, Forest & Climate Change Department, CADC involve the local organizations working for the protection of environment to organize awareness campaigns.
Vote of Confidence for new EC to be taken up on 17/02/2025
In pursuance of the notification, vide No.A.43016/3/2018-DC&MA (C) of dated 31st January, 2025, the Chairman, Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to summon all members of the 11th Chakma Autonomous District Council to sit for the Vote of Confidence (Floor Test) to be taken up on 17th February, 2025 at 10:30 A.M. in the Session Hall of Chakma Autonomous District Council, Kamalanagar.
Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma Takes Oath as CEM of CADC
Kamalanagar, 4 February 2025: Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma was sworn in today as the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of the 11th Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) in a ceremony held at Kamalanagar. Pu Zoramsiama Hmar, MCS, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Lawngtlai, administered the oath of office and secrecy to him.
The swearing-in ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, MLA, 36-Tuichawng Constituency; Puhpa K. Hrahmo, MLA, 40-Palak Constituency; Puhpa M. Laikaw, Chief Executive Member, MADC; Puhpa N. Viakhu, Chairman, MADC; Dg. Mohan Chakma, Chairman, CADC; Shri Devesh Kumar, Prabhari of Mizoram BJP; MDCs, and other senior officials of CADC.
In his maiden speech as the CEM, Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma described the event as an auspicious beginning of a new Executive Committee under the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in CADC. He called upon all political parties, NGOs, and intellectuals of the area to lend their support to his Executive Committee for the smooth running and progress of administration.
He announced the names of Dg. Kalasoga Chakma, Dg. Supan Chakma, Dg. Montu Chakma, Dg. Amit Bayan Chakma, and Dg. Ananta Bikash Chakma as members in his Executive Committee. He stated further that the allocation of other portfolios in the Executive Committee would be announced in due course. In conclusion, he expressed optimism that with the support of Shri Devesh Kumar, BJP Prabhari, Mizoram and Dg. Nirupam Chakma, Member, NCST, CADC would receive assistance from the central government for development of CADC.
Dg. Molin Kumar Chakmaโs appointment as CEM followed a political reshuffle necessitated by a no-confidence motion against the former CEM, Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, during the first sitting of the Winter Session on 11th December 2024, which led to the dissolution of the Executive Committee. Subsequently, on 28th January, 2025, the Honโble Governor of Mizoram appointed Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma as the Chief Executive Member of CADC.
Dg. Molin Kumar Chakma was elected as an MDC from the 4-Bajeisora Constituency during the 2023 CADC general elections on a BJP ticket. He later joined the Mizo National Front (MNF). In the previous Executive Committee, he held the posts of Adviser to CEM and subsequently, the post of Vice-Chairman of Planning & Development Board, CADC. Prior to his entry in politics, he was actively engaged in social work, through his involvement in Guwahati Chakma Studentsโ Union (GCSU) and the Central Young Chakma Association (CYCA).
CADC CEM Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma loses Confidence Motion in First Sitting of Winter Session
Kamalanagar, December 11, 2024: Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma was removed from office of the Chief Executive Member, CADC, through a No-Confidence Motion brought in the first sitting of the Winter Session 2024-2025, held today.
The motion was moved by a member of the opposition bench, Dg. Doymoy Daveng Chakma, under Rule 84 (1) of the CADC (Constitution, Conduct of Business, etc.) Rules, 2002. Of the 18 elected members present and voting โ including the Chairman, who normally votes only in the event of a tie โ 9 members voted in favour of the motion, while 8 members opposed it. Two elected members were absent in the session.
Following the count of votes, the Chairman declared the removal of the Executive Committee headed by Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma immediately from office. The session was subsequently prorogued.
CEM Rasik Mohan Chakma chairs meeting to form Tuichawng Zone Football Association
Kamalanagar, 10 December 2024: Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, Chief Executive Member, Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) and MLA, 36-Tuichawng Constituency, chaired a meeting today at the CADC Rest House Conference Hall, Kamalanagar. The meeting was attended by Pu Hrangthianga, Executive Member in-charge of Sports & Youth Services, Lai Autonomous District Council; Dg. Supreme Raj Chakma, Executive Member in-charge of Sports & Youth Services, CADC; representatives from local NGOs; and members of local football associations.
The meeting discussed the formation of a Zonal Football Association for the CADC area, including Chawngte-P and adjacent villages under the Lai Autonomous District Council. The association will be affiliated with the Lawngtlai District Football Association, providing a structured platform for the talented youths of the area to pursue football at higher competitive levels.
Pu Hrangthianga emphasized the importance of promoting football and creating opportunities for young footballers in the region. He remarked: โThe absence of an affiliated football zone in the area has significantly limited the opportunities for talented youths to excel in the field. Establishing this association will help open pathways for these enthusiasts to progress from the Zone to District, State, National levels, and beyond.โ
Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma expressed his support for the initiative, calling it a positive step forward for the youth of the area. He proposed the creation of additional zones for Longpuighat and Borapansury in the future to include all the villages within the association.
After thorough discussion, the Tuichawng Zone Football Association was constituted with Dg. Supreme Raj Chakma, President; Pu J. Thanluaia, Senior Vice-President; Dg. Parbesh Chakma, Vice-President; Pu Lalthanzuala, Honorary Secretary; Dg. Sadhan Bikash Chakma, Treasurer; Dg. Prityrup Chakma, Joint Secretary, and Pu Omeg Lalramkinlova, Finance Secretary. It was resolved that the Ad hoc Association would induct up to ten Executive Members later.
Dg. Supreme Raj Chakma, President of the Ad hoc Association, thanked all stakeholders for their active participation and support. He expressed his hope that the formation of the association would create opportunities for talented young footballers to excel and succeed in the sport.
Exam Centres for PSCE and MSCE
In view of the discussions held during the Examination Committee meeting on the 21st November 2024, and upon subsequent review, the District School Education Board (DSEB), CADC, has decided to reinstate all 38 (thirty-eight) Examination Centres for the conduct of the PSCE and MSCE Common Examination 2024-2025.
This decision supersedes the earlier notification temporarily suspending 5 (five) examination centres. The reinstated Examination Centres will function as originally designated, ensuring convenience and equitable access for all students.
The revised list of all 38 Examination Centres, along with their feeder schools, is attached as an ‘ANNEXURE’ for reference.
All concerned schools and stakeholders are requested to take note of this update and ensure all necessary arrangements are made for the smooth conduct of the examination as per the revised arrangements.
This is issued with the approval of the CEM, CADC dated 6/12/2024.
The District School Education Board in its Examination Committee meeting held on the 21st November 2024 has approved 33 (thirty-three) schools out of 38 Examination Centres for conducting the Common Examination 2024-2025 under District School Education Board, CADC. The designated Examination Centres along with the feeder schools are shown in separate ‘ANNEXURE’.
Further, for the smooth conduct of the PSCE and MSCE common examination 2024-2025 and to ensure optimal utilization of resources, the DSEB, temporarily suspended 5(five) examination Centres and the affected students are assigned to the corresponding examination Centres given in the list below:
Notification: Empanelled Hospitals & Diagnostic Centres
Pursuant upon the decision of the Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council taken in its meeting held on 25/11/2024, the Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to empanel the hospitals & diagnostic centres inside and outside of Mizoram as per list shown in ‘Annexure’.
