Kamalanagar, June 13, 2017: A. Muthamma Laxmi, DC, Lawngtlai who happened to be at Parva to attend the programme of visit of Union Home Minister pledged a sanction of Rs.40 Lakh for construction of a bridge across river Tuichawng at Parva. Having witnessed the flooding of river Tuichawng in Parva she felt Rs.40 Lakh will not be sufficient and assured the local leaders to make the construction of the bridge a continued scheme.
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46th CADC Day Observed; Chakmas and Tongchangyas Are Descendents Of Two Brothers, says CEM
Kamalanagar, 29 April 2017: Speaking on the occasion of celebration of 45th Anniversary of the momentous birth of Chakma Autonomous District Council Dg. Kali Kumar Tongchangya said, βChakmas and Tongchangyas are the descendants of two own brothers, Bijoygiri and Udaygiri.β
4 Executive Members of CADC Tendered Resignation
Kamalanagar, 24 April 2017: In a turn for a new political development four Executive Members of Chakma Autonomous District Council resigned from their office today. There are eight Executive Members including the Chief Executive Members. The reason for their resignation is yet to be ascertained but it is believed the move is to install a new CEM.
12th Chakma District Council Employee Association General Conference Held; Refer Cases of Promotion to The Employees Association
Kamalanagar, 20 April 2017: Dg. Santosh Chakma, President, CDCTA while speaking on the 12th Chakma District Council Employees Association General Conference suggested to refer any request for promotion/pay up-gradation to the two Employees Associations of CADC to avoid acquiescing out of political compulsion. The proposal was made with reference to an advice to the employees in general by Dg. Amit Kumar Chakma, i/c CEM, CADC to refrain from making request for undue/underserved promotion.
The CDCEA conducted its 12th General Conference from 20th to 22nd April and elected a new Executive Body. Dg. Amit Kumar Chakma i/c CEM, CADC and Dg. Dayal Chandra Chakma, Chairman, CADC graced the occasion as its Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively.
Tourist Lodge At Kamalanagar Will Be Handed Over To CADC
Kamalanagar, 30 March 2017: The Tourist Lodge Kamalanagar owned by the Govt. of Mizoram will be handed over to CADC on lease for a monthly rent of Rs.2000/- and will be managed by CADC. The term of the lease is for a period of 10 years. An agreement towards this has been already signed.
CADC Full Budget, 2017-18 Passed
Kamalanagar, 22 March 2017: Dg. Kali Kumar Tongchangya, CEM, CADC presented the full Budget Estimates for the financial year 2017-18 in the third sitting of the Session held on 20th March 2017 for an earmarked allocation of Rs.2001.67 lakh under state planning and Rs5373.90 lakh under Mizoram Finace Commission (MFC) Grants.
Besides, Rs.141.82 lakh was earmarked as Village Council Remuneration under MFC Grants. The Budget was passed on fourth sitting held on 23/3/2017.
CADC Budget Session 2017-2018 Underway
Kamalanagar, 15 March 2017: Chakma Autonomous District Council Budget Session 2017-18 is underway which started on 15/3/2017.
The first sitting witnessed one starred question and two unstarred questions. The first question put by Dg. H. Amaresh Chakma, MDC addressed to the Executive Member i/c Forest & Environment Dg. Susen Chakma enquired regarding the appointment of Mahalder for collection of broom stick for 2016 and revenue proceeds thereof.
Borapansury-I VC Dissolved
Kamalanagar, March 10, 2017: A notification issued on 10th March 2017 dissolved the Borapansury-I Village Council for the second time after the previous dissolution order of CADC was quashed by the Gauhati High Court Aizawl Bench while stating that reasonable opportunity was not accorded to the village council for explanation.
CADC District Council Level Monitoring & Review Committee, NITI Ayog Meeting Held
Kamalanagar, 7 March 2017: The District Council Level Monitoring & Review Committee of CADC held its first meeting today in the CADC Conference Hall to examine the progress of different works taken up under Special Assistance of NITI Ayog.
Five Houses In Bazar Area Of Borapansury Gutted to Ashes By Fire Accident
Borapansury, 4 March 2017: Five families were rendered homeless in a fire accident of Bazar area of Borapansury. Nothing could be salvaged out of the raging inferno. Properties worth some 50 Lakhs were destroyed and turned to ashes. However, no lose of life was reported. Two of the victims had businesses, one dealing in drugs and another in hardware.The incident occurred at about 6 pm on the fateful evening of 4th March. The accident is suspected to have originated from a power short circuit.
