Education & Human Resource

Education & Human Resource Department

KPSA submits memorandum to Executive Member i/c School Education

Kamalanagar, August 6, 2026: A delegation of the Kamalanagar Private Schools Association (KPSA), led by its President, Dg. Nirvan Chakma, called on the Executive Member of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) in-charge of Primary & Middle School, Adult Education and District School Education Board (DSEB), Dg. Doymoy Daveng Chakma, on Thursday and submitted a memorandum concerning certain issues relating to private schools affiliated with the DSEB.

The memorandum sought intervention regarding the implementation of Notification No. 29/STBC/Vol-1/DSEB/2026-2027/541/150 dated 5th May, 2026, which introduced uniform common question papers for Classes III, V, VI and VIII from the current academic session. The Association stated that the notification was issued after the commencement of the academic session and requested that private schools be exempted from its implementation for the current session.

The Association also stated that its member schools have been using privately published textbooks aligned with the NCERT syllabus for several years. It requested written permission to continue using the existing textbooks during the current academic session and sought permanent recognition of such textbooks, subject to the approval of the competent authority.

The memorandum further raised issues relating to the participation of private school teachers in DSEB examination invigilation duties and requested restoration of the earlier practice under which teachers from both government and private schools were engaged as invigilators. It also sought representation of private schools in the core committee and subordinate committees of the DSEB.

The Executive Member, Dg. Doymoy Daveng Chakma, received the memorandum and assured the delegation that the matters raised would be examined in accordance with the relevant rules and procedures.

The Chief Executive Member, Dg. Nirupam Chakma, stated that the Council Government attaches importance to the development of education and is committed to maintaining constructive engagement with all stakeholders. He said that the concerns would receive due consideration in the interest of students and the education system.

Notification: Allocation of Portfolios among the Executive Members of CADC

In exercise of the powers conferred under Rule 30 of Chakma Autonomous District Council (Constitution, Conduct of Business etc.) Rules, 2002 and as amended from time to time read with rule 4 of CADC (Allocation of Business) Rules, 2009, the Chief Executive Member, Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to allocate portfolios among the members of the Executive Committee of the 11th Chakma Autonomous District Council as shown below with immediate effect.

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Immediate corrective measures in response to ongoing measles outbreak in Bangladesh

In pursuance of information received regarding a severe measles outbreak in Bangladesh reporting numerous confirmed cases since March 2026 , and in light of media reports highlighting over 100 child deaths, and as the CADC area in Lawngtlai District, Mizoram, shares an international border with Bangladesh, the situation is deemed alarming. The following instructions are hereby issued for strict compliance to ensure vigilance in the identification and reporting of suspected cases:

Directives for School Education Department

The Education Officer (MS/PS) shall ensure the following actions are implemented through school authorities:

  • Immediate Reporting: Any child or person identified with fever and rash must be reported immediately to the nearest Health Facility.
  • Inter-Departmental Coordination: Maintain close coordination with the Health Department and WHO Consultant for timely investigation.
  • Infection Prevention: Teachers and Anganwadi Workers must be sensitized to identify symptoms and maintain daily vigilance for early identification.

Directives for Village Councils

The Local Administration Officer is directed to undertake intensive public awareness activities through all Village Councils:

  • Symptom Awareness: Disseminate information regarding the symptoms of measles (fever with rash) and the critical importance of early reporting.
  • Isolation Protocols: Communities must be advised to avoid sending symptomatic children to schools and to maintain isolation until full recovery is achieved.
  • Public Outreach: Utilize the Village Crier for wide and effective dissemination of these safety protocols.
  • Community Mobilization: Provide necessary support to the Health Department and WHO Consultant in risk communication.

Reporting and Compliance

  • Mandatory Notification: All cases involving fever with rash, across any age group, shall be reported immediately to health authorities without exception.
  • Strict Compliance: This notification is issued for favour of information and further necessary action by all concerned departments.
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DSEB conducts training for Exam Superintendents

Kamalanagar, 29 January, 2026: The District School Education Board (DSEB), Chakma Autonomous District Council, conducted a one-day training programme for Exam Superintendents in connection with the forthcoming Primary and Middle School Common Examinations today at the CADC Rest House Conference Hall, Kamalanagar.

The training programme was chaired by the President of the Board, Shri Anand Kumar Chakma, and attended by other officials. A total of 38 Exam Superintendents, appointed for 38 examination centres attended the programme.

During the session, the participants were briefed on examination-related rules and procedures, as well as their duties and responsibilities, with a view to ensuring the smooth and orderly conduct of the board examinations.

The training was conducted by Resource Persons appointed by the Board. The Common Examination, 2025 – 2026 is scheduled to be held from 2nd February to 11th February, 2026.

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One-Day Teachers’ Seminar on Educational Reforms in CADC Concluded

Kamalanagar, 11 December 2025: A one-day Teachers’ Seminar on Educational Reforms in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), conducted under the theme “Building a Strong Academic Foundation”, was held on 10 December 2025 at the Art & Culture Hall, Kamalanagar. The programme was organised by the Middle School Education Department, CADC, and witnessed participation from a large number of teachers from across the CADC.

The inaugural session was attended by Shri Rasik Mohan Chakma, Hon’ble MLA, 36-Tuichawng (ST) Assembly Constituency, as Chief Guest. The programme was also attended by Shri Roimanekyo Chakma, Secretary, DSEB CADC; Shri Durjoy Chakma, Retired Education Officer, CADC; Shri Buddhankur Chakma, Senior Finance & Accounts Officer, CADC; and Shri Sadanand Chakma, District Transport Officer, CADC, as Guests of Honour and Special Guest.

In his address, the Chief Guest highlighted the major issues affecting the education sector in CADC and stressed the need for collective effort to achieve practical reforms. He urged the teaching community to remain dedicated and proactive in addressing challenges and noted that sincere effort, even with limited resources, can contribute significantly to improving educational outcomes.

The dignitaries present also shared observations on existing challenges and offered suggestions for strengthening administrative functioning, improving teaching-learning processes, and ensuring accountability at various levels.

A detailed PowerPoint presentation was delivered by Shri Milon Chakma, Assistant Education Officer, Middle School Education Department. The presentation provided an overview of the current educational scenario, highlighting infrastructural gaps, academic challenges, and administrative constraints. This was followed by an interactive session in which teachers shared their views, experiences, and recommendations. The organisers stated that similar initiatives would continue as part of efforts to support long-term improvements in the education sector.

CADC urges Govt. of Mizoram to introduce Science, Commerce at Govt. Kamalanagar HSS

Kamalanagar, April 24, 2025: The Chakma Autonomous District Council has urged the Govt. of Mizoram to introduce Science and Commerce streams at the Govt. Kamalanagar Higher Secondary School. The appeal was made during the two-day official visit of Dr. Vanlalthlana, Hon’ble Minister for School Education, to Kamalanagar on April 23 and 24, 2025.

In a memorandum submitted to the Hon’ble Minister, the CADC highlighted the absence of Science and Commerce streams at the school—the only government higher secondary institution in the entire CADC area. Currently, the school offers only the Humanities stream, thereby limiting academic choices and career prospects for the local students. The Council requested the Minister to take necessary steps for the inclusion of additional streams to ensure equitable access to higher secondary education for students in CADC and adjoining areas under LADC.

The memorandum also expressed concern over the acute shortage of teachers in schools across the CADC. It noted that many teachers who were initially appointed under the Samagra Shiksha scheme for Kamalanagar Block have been either posted or attached to offices outside the CADC. These appointees, being non-residents, were directly recruited from the head office and have shown reluctance to serve in the remote areas of CADC. As a result, some interior schools are reportedly being run by a single teacher.

Reiterating an earlier proposal, the CADC further appealed for the introduction of Mizo language as a subject in all schools within its jurisdiction. Acknowledging Mizo as the official language of the State, the memorandum stated that incorporating the language in the curriculum would help bridge communication gaps, foster cultural understanding, and promote inter-community harmony. It proposed the recruitment of 150 Mizo language teachers on a fixed pay basis of ₹15,000 per month, seeking a total monthly allocation of ₹22.50 lakh in addition to the annual budget of the CADC.

Dr. Vanlalthlana was received warmly by Dg. Montu Chakma, Executive Member and i/c CEM, CADC; Dg. Rasik Mohan Chakma, MLA, 36-Tuichawng; along with other Executive Members, MDCs, and officials of the CADC. The Hon’ble Minister was accompanied by Pu Malsawmtluanga, Joint Secretary, School Education Department; Pu C. Lalthanzira, State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha; and Prof. Benjamin Lalrinsanga, State Nodal Officer (NEP), Higher & Technical Education.

As part of the visit, the Hon’ble Minister and his team toured several educational institutions in Kamalanagar and held interactions with local stakeholders.

Transfer and Posting – Education MS & PS

In the interest of public service and in pursuance of the decision taken in its meeting of the Executive Committee held on 18/03/2025, the Executive Committee of Chakma Autonomous District Council is pleased to order that the following officers shall hold the charge as shown against each of their names with immediate effect and until further order :-

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Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai visits Kamalanagar

Kamalanagar, January 9, 2025: Shri Cheemala Siva Gopal Reddy, IAS, Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai, paid an official visit to Kamalanagar yesterday, where he chaired a meeting with senior officials of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC).

During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner discussed various developmental projects and administrative matters related to the CADC. He expressed concerns over the deplorable condition of roads, inadequate sanitation facilities, unregulated traffic movement, and lack of vehicle parking management in the town. He suggested that necessary measures be taken to address these issues and ensure that the town is kept clean and tidy.

Dg. Digambar Chakma, Court President, District Council Court, apprised the Deputy Commissioner of the difficulties faced by the people due to poor road connectivity, water scarcity and inadequate healthcare facilities, specifically the lack of X-Ray machine and technical staff in the Community Health Centre (CHC), Chawngte. The Deputy Commissioner assured that he would take up these matters with the concerned authorities to ensure that the necessary facilities are provided to the people.

Executive Secretary, Dg. Pronit Bikash Chakma, brought to the fore a major concern regarding the Indo-Bangla Border (IBB) Fencing, where a vast area of land from CADC area was left outside the fence due to an alignment error during fencing construction. He urged for necessary corrective measures to realign the border fencing. The Deputy Commissioner took note of the matter and advised the CADC to make a formal representation to him, which he would then take up with the State Home Department for obtaining permission to carry out realignment along the IBBF road in CADC.

The Deputy Commissioner also visited the sites of road projects under SASCI, NEC works, and PMGSY within Chawngte Sub-Division. He was accompanied by Pu Zoramsiama Hmar, Additional Deputy Commissioner; Pu Collin Hlychho, E.O; and Pu Dika, AVPA, DIPRO Office, Lawngtlai, during the visit.

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.

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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:

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