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CADC Literacy Survey 2026 Completed; Overall Literacy Rate Assessed at 61.03%

Kamalanagar, 21 January 2026 : The Adult Education Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) has completed a comprehensive literacy survey covering all 88 Village Councils under its jurisdiction from October 2025 to January 2026.

The survey collected data under two age groups, namely 7 to 14 years and 15 years and above. The exercise was carried out with the cooperation and support of Headmasters of various schools and representatives of local Non-Government Organisations. Based on the data collected, the overall literacy rate of the Chakma Autonomous District Council has been assessed at 61.03 per cent.

This survey is the first comprehensive literacy assessment conducted by the Adult Education Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council. On the basis of the survey findings, the Department has prepared the Literacy Chart of the Chakma Autonomous District Council, 2026.

The Literacy Chart was officially unveiled by Shri Pronit Bikash Chakma, Executive Secretary, Chakma Autonomous District Council, today at Kamalanagar, in the presence of officers, representatives of Non-Government Organisations, and staff of the Chakma Autonomous District Council.
In addition to the survey, the Adult Education Department also conducted literacy awareness campaigns in selected villages under the CADC to sensitise the public on the importance of education and lifelong learning.

Established in 1996, the Adult Education Department of the CADC has been working towards improving literacy and educational awareness in the CADC area. Shri Krishna Kumar Chakma, District Adult Education Officer, CADC, has expressed his gratitude to the School Headmasters and local Non-Government Organisations for their cooperation in the successful completion of the survey.

Search cum Selection Committee constituted to empanel advocates for CADC legal cases

The Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai has constituted a Search cum Selection Committee for the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC). This committee is tasked with empaneling advocates to represent the CADC’s interests regarding legal cases involving two Border Outposts (BOPs) located at Vaseitlang and Damdep-II.

The committee is responsible for recommending suitable advocates to the General Administration & Control Department. Upon completion of the selection process, the final report must be submitted to the General Administration & Control Department for further necessary action.

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Applications invited for free distribution of composite sewing machines to trained tailors within CADC

The Industry Department of the Chakma Autonomous District Council has announced the free distribution of 42 (forty-two) USHA-HAND Composite Sewing Machines and related materials for the 2025-26 financial year to trained individuals residing within the CADC area who have completed tailoring courses from government-recognized institutions.

Applicants must submit a passport photo, tailoring certificate, Aadhaar or Voter ID, and an ST Certificate. Interested individuals must collect and submit forms to the District Industry Officer by January 30, 2026. Final beneficiaries will be chosen by a Beneficiary Selection Committee through a screening test to assess tailoring skills.

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Governor extends Governorā€™s Rule to address political instability within the Chakma Autonomous District Council

The Hon’ble Governor of Mizoram has extended the assumption of all functions and powers of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC). This decision was made in exercise of powers under Paragraph 16(2) read with Paragraph 20-BB of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India, following the Governor’s assessment of frequent shifts in political allegiance and the pending results of an Inquiry Commission.

The Governorā€™s Rule is extended for another period of six months or until further order, effective from January 7, 2026. The Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai District is designated to exercise these functions and powers on behalf of the Governor.

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Governor constitutes Inquiry Commission to probe administrative irregularities and political instability of CADC

The Hon’ble Governor of Mizoram has appointed the Deputy Commissioner of Lunglei to lead an Inquiry Commission into the Chakma Autonomous District Council. This decision was made using discretionary powers available to the Hon’ble Governor under paragraph 20-BB of the Sixth Schedule read with paragraph 14(1) of the Constitution of India.

The Commission will investigate four main issues over the next six months:

  • Illegal Recruitment: Whether hiring continued despite a strict 2023 moratorium.
  • Administrative Reports: Giving legal status to previous reports by a Chief Secretary-led Study Group and Shri Cheemala Siva Gopal Reddy.
  • Political Instability: To look into the constant political instability and submit concrete proposal in the best interest of the public.

Detailed report alongwith recommendations should be submitted within a period of 6 (six) months.

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One-Day Teachersā€™ Seminar on Educational Reforms in CADC Concluded

Kamalanagar, 11 December 2025: A one-day Teachersā€™ Seminar on Educational Reforms in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), conducted under the theme ā€œBuilding a Strong Academic Foundationā€, 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, Honā€™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.

NCW Member Smt. Delina Khongdup Visits Kamalanagar; Addresses Awareness Programme on Cyber Security

Kamalanagar, 01 December 2025: Smt. Delina Khongdup, Honā€™ble Member, National Commission for Women (NCW), New Delhi, visited Kamalanagar on Saturday (29 November 2025) as part of her official tour to Mizoram. During the visit, she attended an awareness programme on ā€œCyber Security and Role of NCW in Empowerment of Womenā€ as Chief Guest. The programme was organised by the Chakma Mahila Samiti (CMS).

The programme was attended by officials of the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), members of the Chakma Mahila Samiti, local NGOs, students, and the general public.

In her address, the Chief Guest stated that the NCW is committed to promoting the welfare of women and ensuring the protection of their rights. She spoke on issues relating to cyber safety, responsible use of digital platforms, and measures available through the NCW for addressing cyber-related grievances. She also stressed the need for awareness and community-level efforts in ensuring the safety and empowerment of women in the digital space.

An interactive session was held, during which participants were given the opportunity to raise questions and seek clarifications related to cyber security and the support mechanisms available.

Public Notice: Strict Rules for Broom Grass Transport and Trade in CADC

The Environment, Forests and Climate Change Department, CADC, has issued strict instructions regarding the Broom Grass Tender. Key Directives for Compliance:Protect the Tenderer: Permit holders must not transgress or interfere with the operational jurisdiction and trade of the Broom Grass Tenderer. Stop Illegal Transport: Forest Officials are directed to strictly monitor and prevent any illegal Transit Pass or unauthorized transportation of broom grass. Accurate Ground Truthing: Officials must conduct accurate ground truthing of private gardens; falsified reports will be viewed seriously. No Collective Transport: Registered Private Broom Grass Gardeners are strictly prohibited from combining their loads or collectively transporting broom grass. Each gardener must transport their harvest individually to prevent permit misuse and ensure transparency.

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Working Hours for CADC offices and Rest Houses

In pursuance of Govt. of Mizoram L.No.F-23014/37/2025-ESTT-GAD Dt.22.09.2025 and in the interest of public service, it is notified that the office working hours on all 5 (five) working days (Monday to Friday) during Winter Season and Summer Season for the offices of Chakma Autonomous District Council shall be as shown below:

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