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  | Vanlalnunmawi Appointed as Staff Nurse Under NHM MizoramAizawl, 18th November 2024: In an effort to bolster healthca...
04/12/2024

| Vanlalnunmawi Appointed as Staff Nurse Under NHM Mizoram

Aizawl, 18th November 2024: In an effort to bolster healthcare services, the National Health Mission (NHM) Mizoram has appointed Vanlalnunmawi, daughter of T. Lallankima from Chawngte 'P', Lawngtlai District, to the position of Staff Nurse on a contractual basis. This appointment, recommended by the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC), will be effective from her joining date and continue until 31st March 2025.

Vanlalnunmawi has been assigned to serve at Chawngte Community Health Centre (CHC) under Lawngtlai District. She will receive a fixed monthly remuneration of ₹19,845 for her dedicated service.

The appointee is required to sign the Contract Agreement and submit her joining report to the Mission Director, NHM Mizoram, via the Chief Medical Officer/DDO, within 10 days from the issuance of this order. Failure to comply within the specified period will result in the cancellation of her appointment.

The engagement is strictly contractual, with no provision for regularization. Termination of the contract may occur in cases of unsatisfactory performance or misconduct before its expiry.

This appointment reflects NHM Mizoram's commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure and ensuring quality medical support in rural areas.

  | Surjit Chakma Appointed as Laboratory Technician Under NHM MizoramAizawl, 3rd December 2024: The National Health Mis...
04/12/2024

| Surjit Chakma Appointed as Laboratory Technician Under NHM Mizoram

Aizawl, 3rd December 2024: The National Health Mission (NHM), Mizoram, has announced the appointment of Surjit Chakma, son of Dipak Kanti Chakma from Marpara South, Lunglei District, to the post of Laboratory Technician. This engagement, approved by the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC), is on a contract basis, effective from his joining date until 31st March 2025.

Surjit Chakma has been assigned to serve at the Longpuighat Primary Health Centre (PHC) under Lawngtlai District. He will receive a monthly remuneration of ₹18,000 for his services.

The appointment order requires Surjit Chakma to sign the Contract Agreement and submit his joining report to the Mission Director, NHM, Mizoram, via the Chief Medical Officer/DDO within ten days from the date of issuance. Failure to comply within the specified timeframe will result in the forfeiture of his appointment.

The engagement is strictly contractual, with no entitlement to claim regularization. Termination may occur in cases of unsatisfactory performance or misconduct, even before the contract period ends.

This appointment aligns with NHM's commitment to enhancing healthcare delivery across remote regions of Mizoram.

  | Health Worker Appointed Under National Health Mission in MizoramAizawl, 3rd December 2024: The Office of the Mission...
04/12/2024

| Health Worker Appointed Under National Health Mission in Mizoram

Aizawl, 3rd December 2024: The Office of the Mission Director, National Health Mission (NHM), Mizoram, has issued an official appointment order for a new Health Worker under the NHM program. Based on the recommendation of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC), Lalramdinpuii, daughter of Saplianthanga from Chawngte 'P', Lawngtlai District, has been engaged on a contractual basis.

Lalramdinpuii will serve as a Health Worker at the Borapansury Sub-Centre under Lawngtlai District, effective from her joining date until 31st March 2025. Her remuneration has been set at ₹14,460 per month.

To formalize the appointment, Lalramdinpuii has been instructed to sign the Contract Agreement and submit her joining report to the Mission Director, NHM, Mizoram, via the Chief Medical Officer/DDO of the district, within ten days from the date of this order. Failure to comply within this timeframe will result in the forfeiture of the appointment.

The engagement explicitly states that it does not entitle her to claim a regular position in the future. The contract may also be terminated prematurely in cases of unsatisfactory performance or misconduct.

This decision reflects NHM's ongoing efforts to strengthen healthcare services in remote areas and enhance public health accessibility in Mizoram.

  | Lawngtlai Auto Rickshaw Owners Extend Helping Hand to the NeedyIn an inspiring display of generosity, the members of...
04/12/2024

| Lawngtlai Auto Rickshaw Owners Extend Helping Hand to the Needy

In an inspiring display of generosity, the members of the Lawngtlai Auto Rickshaw Owners Association dedicated today to serving the public, pledging all earnings from their services to support those in need. The collected funds will be handed over to the Town Branch YLA, who will ensure it reaches individuals facing hardships.

This noble initiative highlights the collective spirit of compassion and solidarity within the community, setting an example of how small acts can make a big difference in uplifting lives.

  | Traffic Restrictions Implemented in Kamalanagar Bazaar to Ensure Public SafetyKamalanagar, December 4, 2024: In a bi...
04/12/2024

| Traffic Restrictions Implemented in Kamalanagar Bazaar to Ensure Public Safety

Kamalanagar, December 4, 2024: In a bid to maintain public safety and facilitate ongoing construction activities, the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Chawngte Division has announced new traffic regulations for the Kamalanagar Bazaar area. These measures, outlined in a public notice, aim to streamline operations and prevent disruptions during critical development work.

Key Highlights of the Notice

1. Restricted Loading and Unloading Hours:
To ensure smooth operations, loading and unloading activities in the bazaar area are strictly prohibited after 8:00 PM.

2. Ban on Vehicle Parking and Movement:
As part of the RCC pavement construction, vehicle parking and entry near the construction zones are disallowed. This step is vital to protect the curing process and avoid potential hazards.

3. Appeal for Public Cooperation:
Residents and visitors are urged to adhere to these guidelines to minimize inconvenience and prioritize the safety of both workers and the public.

The SDPO highlighted that these restrictions are temporary and are implemented to expedite the completion of the construction work. The cooperation of the community is sought to ensure the successful ex*****on of these initiatives.

This notice has been communicated to various stakeholders, including local associations and the media, for wider dissemination and awareness. The authorities have expressed gratitude to the public for their understanding and support in maintaining order during this period.

03/12/2024

| ZPM (CADC) President Meets Mizoram Education and Health Ministers for Development Discussions

Date: December 3 , 2024

The President of the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), Mr. T Karan Dewan, today held a significant meeting with the state Education Minister, Pu Dr. Vanlalthlana, and the Health Minister,Pi Lalrinpuii, to discuss the allocation of various development works and ongoing as well as future projects aimed at advancing the welfare of the CADC region.

During the meeting, the leaders deliberated on several key issues concerning the development of the CADC, particularly in the fields of education and healthcare. The CADC President emphasized the importance of ensuring equitable distribution of resources to foster progress in both sectors, which are critical for the socio-economic development of the region.

Key Highlights of the Meeting:

Education Sector: The Education Minister assured the CADC President of the government's commitment to improving educational infrastructure, with discussions focused on the construction of new schools, the renovation of existing educational facilities, and the provision of essential teaching materials. The leaders also explored ways to enhance teacher training and address student drop-out rates, especially in remote areas.

Healthcare Sector: The Health Minister outlined plans for improving healthcare facilities within the CADC. The discussion also centered on providing better access to essential healthcare services, including maternal and child healthcare, as well as tackling prevalent health issues in the region.

Other Development Projects: Apart from education and healthcare, the meeting covered broader development initiatives such as road construction, water supply schemes, and agricultural support programs. The CADC President called for the timely implementation of these projects to ensure that the region's development remains on track.

Following the meeting, both Ministers expressed their support for the CADC’s development agenda and reiterated the state's commitment to providing the necessary resources and collaboration to ensure the success of these initiatives. The President of ZPM (CADC) welcomed the cooperative spirit and reaffirmed his commitment to working closely with the state government for the overall betterment of the people in the CADC area.

The meeting concluded with a shared vision of fostering sustainable development and enhancing the quality of life for the residents of the Chakma Autonomous District Council.

  | Ecchey 3rd tarik December maaz 2024 ingeri majawr Mizoram Chakma Satraw judodal, Barapansury Zone jai jugol gosse 2n...
03/12/2024

| Ecchey 3rd tarik December maaz 2024 ingeri majawr Mizoram Chakma Satraw judodal, Barapansury Zone jai jugol gosse 2nd pollar Inter School Sports Meet Barapansury Zone under reh jidukani school otun participate gosson. Tik ecchey pottan dinor binney madan helilak Government Comprehensive Middle School, Barapansury-1 vs Government Comprehensive Middle School, Barapansury-2 pola pola Pol wlw Barapansury-2 passo (5) goal dibey jidi gelaw primary section boys group. Araw helilak Ugalsury Upper Primary School vs Government Comprehensive Middle School Barapansury-2 polapol wlw Barapansury-2 jidi gelaw sobow (6) goal diney.

03/12/2024

Update ||An Exclusive interview regarding the electricity bill issues of Mainabapsora-1,CADC, Mizoram.

CT Newsupdate: The Vaseikai Sporting club are Going to organise a Football Tournament for Juniors and Senior Boys.Tie-dr...
02/12/2024

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  | CDCEA Sports Meet 2024 Begins with Enthusiastic Energy and CamaraderieKamalanagar, December 2, 2024: The Chakma Dist...
02/12/2024

| CDCEA Sports Meet 2024 Begins with Enthusiastic Energy and Camaraderie

Kamalanagar, December 2, 2024: The Chakma District Council Employees’ Association (CDCEA) inaugurated its eagerly awaited Annual Sports Meet 2024 today with great enthusiasm at the Kamalanagar Football Ground. The event brought together employees from various departments, showcasing a spirit of unity, energy, and sportsmanship.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by Dg. Supreme Raj Chakma, Executive Member in charge of Sports and Youth Services, CADC, as the Chief Guest. In his inspiring address, he lauded the CDCEA’s initiative and highlighted the crucial role of physical and mental well-being in ensuring efficient public service. “A sound mind and a healthy body are the cornerstones of effective service delivery. This sports meet not only encourages fitness but also fosters bonds of camaraderie and teamwork among employees,” he stated.

Adding to the occasion, Dg. Pronit Bikash Chakma, Executive Secretary, CADC, attended as the Guest of Honour. He commended the association for its effort in organizing such an engaging event. "Initiatives like this enrich the work culture, promote health, and strengthen cooperation across departments. I encourage the continuation of such events in the future," he emphasized.

A major highlight of the inaugural day was an exhilarating football match between the Local Administration Department (LAD) and the Horticulture Department. The game captivated the audience, with the Horticulture team triumphing with a convincing score of 4-1, displaying remarkable teamwork and strategy.

The Sports Meet will feature a diverse array of events and competitions over the coming days, aiming to foster a sense of community and sportsmanship. Participants from various departments are gearing up to display their athletic prowess and compete for honors. The grand event is scheduled to conclude on December 10, 2024, with more excitement awaiting in the days ahead.

List of Examination Centres for Common Examination 2024–2025 under District School Education Board, Chakma Autonomous Di...
02/12/2024

List of Examination Centres for Common Examination 2024–2025 under District School Education Board, Chakma Autonomous District Council.

  | Speakers at the Baghaihat Public Rally on the 27th Anniversary of the Peace Accord: "We Want Implementation of the A...
02/12/2024

| Speakers at the Baghaihat Public Rally on the 27th Anniversary of the Peace Accord: "We Want Implementation of the Accord"

Hill Voice, December 2, 2024, Rangamati: Today (December 2), a large public rally was held at the Tulaban Sporting Club grounds in Baghaihat, Rangamati Hill District, organized by the 27th Anniversary Celebration Committee of the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Peace Accord. The event was conducted under the slogan, "Resist all conspiracies against the Peace Accord and Jumma interests, strengthen the broader movement for implementing the Peace Accord."

The rally was presided over by the convenor of the celebration committee, Chairman Apan Chakma of the 33rd Marishya Union, and conducted by Chibaran Chakma, General Secretary of the Baghaihat Unit of the Hill Students’ Council (P*P). The chief guest at the event was Debaprasad Dewan, former principal of Kachalong Government College and a member of the Rangamati Hill District Council.

Among the special guests were Jyotishman Chakma, a former member of the Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (PCJSS); Nikhil Kumar Chakma, President of the Internal Refugee and Rehabilitation Committee, Baghaihat Unit; Pulak Jyoti Chakma, a representative of Baghaihat’s civil society; Headman representative Andrew Khisa; Karbari representative Samapti Dewan; and Chairman representative Biltu Chakma.

Key Speeches

Debaprasad Dewan (Chief Guest):
Dewan remarked, "Those who claim to oppose the Peace Accord are not truly against it. Their actions contradict their words. They benefit from the Accord's outcomes, using roads built by the Development Board or seeking jobs and opportunities from the Hill District Council. If they were genuinely opposed, they would reject these benefits."
He added, "The PCJSS sought a solution to the CHT issue within the framework of Bangladesh’s Constitution, but they were labeled as separatists. In truth, PCJSS never desired separation; they sought inclusion, aiming to advance the nation by harnessing the potential of the hill people."
Dewan concluded by asserting, "Those who obstruct the implementation of the Accord will not last. We seek inclusion, development, and progress for the country. The spirit of patriotism, truth, and greatness among us will overcome any resistance."

Jyotishman Chakma (Special Guest):
Chakma stated, "The Accord promised to rehabilitate those displaced by military oppression and settler violence, returning their ancestral lands. However, these promises remain unfulfilled, and we continue to witness the opposite. Without implementing the fundamental provisions of the Accord, the desired resolution of the CHT issue remains unattainable."

Pulak Jyoti Chakma (Special Guest):
Pulak reiterated, "We have consistently urged the Bangladeshi state that permanent peace in the hills requires full implementation of the Accord. We urge the interim government to fulfill its responsibilities by implementing the Accord comprehensively, demonstrating commitment to resolving the CHT issue permanently."

The event began with a welcome address by Chairman representative Biltu Chakma of the 31st Khedarmara Union, followed by cultural performances by artists from Baghaihat Cultural Academy and Kachalong Murulye Chagala.

02/12/2024

| Whichever Party Comes to Power Must Take Effective Steps to Implement the Accord: Ushatan Talukdar at a Public Meeting in Rangamati

Hill Voice, December 2, 2024, Rangamati: On the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the historic Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Accord, a public meeting was organized by the Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (PCJSS) at the Kumar Samit Roy Gymnasium grounds in the Rajbari area of Rangamati on December 2, 2024.

The event, themed “Resist All Conspiracies Against the CHT Accord and Jumma Interests, Strengthen the Movement for Accord Implementation,” featured Ushatan Talukdar, Vice-President of PCJSS and former Member of Parliament, as the chief guest. Prominent individuals, including educationist and cultural personality Shishir Chakma, Girisur Artists Group President Jayati Chakma Inu, PCJSS Assistant Secretary for Student Affairs Jewel Chakma, Rangamati District Assistant General Secretary of Parbatya Chattagram Mahila Samiti Ashika Chakma, and Rumen Chakma, General Secretary of the Central Committee of Pahari Chhatra Parishad, were present as special guests.

The event was presided over by PCJSS Assistant General Secretary U Win Mong Joli and jointly conducted by Sagar Tripura, General Secretary of the PCJSS Rangamati Town Committee, and Shantidevi Tanchangya, President of the Central Committee of Hill Women’s Federation. The welcoming speech was delivered by Arun Tripura, Assistant Organizing Secretary of PCJSS Rangamati District Committee.

Key Highlights of the Public Meeting

Chief Guest Ushatan Talukdar’s Address:
Talukdar recognized the unparalleled sacrifices of the Jumma people in the struggle that led to the signing of the CHT Accord. He emphasized that the Accord is a result of years of armed resistance, displacement, and sacrifices by the Jumma people. Highlighting that the agreement was made with the Government of Bangladesh, not any specific political party, he stressed that whichever party forms the government is obliged to implement the Accord.

Addressing the ruling authorities, he said, “Do not label us as separatists. We seek constitutional recognition of our ethnic identity and protection of our existence. Allow us to live in our way. Ensure our rights and sovereignty.” He expressed frustration over the government’s failure to ensure security for all citizens, citing recent communal attacks and arson in Rangamati and Khagrachari.

Talukdar also criticized remarks by the Attorney General about removing secularism from the Constitution, questioning whether the country was heading toward becoming an Islamic republic. He called for the interim government led by Dr. Yunus to show commitment and take concrete steps toward implementing the Accord.

Shishir Chakma’s Speech:
Chakma highlighted that the PCJSS had engaged in discussions with successive governments before the Accord was signed during Sheikh Hasina’s tenure. He noted that the Accord benefits both Jumma people and the permanent Bengali residents of the hills. He urged collective efforts to counter the misinformation and conspiracies against the Accord.

Jewel Chakma’s Remarks:
Chakma lamented the lack of progress in fulfilling the commitments of the Accord, including withdrawing military camps, rehabilitating refugees, and establishing a special administrative framework for the Jumma people. He warned against turning the region into a prison-like state and called for an immediate focus on proper implementation of the Accord.

Ashika Chakma’s Perspective:
Ashika highlighted the long-standing state oppression and ethnic subjugation faced by the Jumma people. She pointed out that the full implementation of the Accord is essential for ensuring the safety and dignity of Jumma women and ending systemic injustice.

Rumen Chakma’s Call to Action:
Rumen criticized both domestic and international conspiracies against the Accord. He accused political groups like the BNP, Jamaat, and others of undermining the agreement and emphasized that the student community is prepared to resist any attempts to nullify the Accord.

The public meeting concluded with closing remarks by U Win Mong Joli, followed by a cultural performance of awakening songs by the Girisur Artists Group.

30/11/2024

| The All India Chakma students' Union ( AICSU) which is the apex student body of Chakmas in India concluded it's Annual General Body meeting 2024 at Guwahati today. The General Body meeting was attended by the student leaders from Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Tripura, Assam and other parts of the country. The students leaders affiliated to Arunachal Pradesh Chakma students' Union ( APCSU) Central , Central Mizoram Chakma students' Union ( CMCSU), Tripura chakma students' Association ( TCSA), Delhi Chakma students' Union ( DCSU) , Guwahati Chakma Students' Union ( GCSU), Chennai Chakma Students' union, Chennai Chakma Students' union, Banglore Chakma Students' union and others affiliated chakma Students/ Association from different part of the country. The Body has discussed various issues being faced by Chakmas in India and resolved to address every issues collectively under the banner of All India Chakma students' Union ( AICSU) at different levels. The apex Body lead by it's President Dr.Shyamal Bikash Chakma expressed the meeting was concluded with various resolutions which has been adopted and will be carried out in days to come. Shri Drishya Muni Chakma who is President of APCSU Central and Vice President of AICSU ( All India Chakma students' Union) has expressed that the apex body will work collectively and unite the students and community to work for the welfare of students and community as a whole. Er.Aniruddha Chakma , Vice chairman of the committee of Tripura Chakma students' Association has expressed happiness and has assured that the Apex students body will work for the Welfare of Chakmas across the globe.

30/11/2024

| Esshey Benney 7 am somoi yawt Lawngtlai Sidu amar Chakma Satro Joda dawl toppatun ottat Mizoram Chakma Students' union Lawngtlai zone hammo habideng satro leaders un se loga satro satri somar budi Jukol guri lak ekko Dangor Cleanliness drive ayojon gurilak ottat Adam Puriskar Guribar poideney haam awt akbarelak Lawngtlai Lairam Christian Hospital sittun duri.


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  | PCC Pavement Work from Kamalanagar-I to SDO Office Junction Progressing SmoothlyThe PCC pavement work connecting Kam...
30/11/2024

| PCC Pavement Work from Kamalanagar-I to SDO Office Junction Progressing Smoothly

The PCC pavement work connecting Kamalanagar-I (Bazarline) to the SDO Office Junction via the CADC Secretariat is making steady progress under the diligent supervision of the Joint NGO. This vital project, aimed at enhancing connectivity and ensuring durable infrastructure, has been lauded for its quality and adherence to standards.

The meticulous monitoring by the Joint NGO has ensured that the work, including the road’s thickness, meets expectations, garnering positive feedback from observers. This important road improvement initiative is being executed under the SASCI Scheme, with the Mizoram PWD Tlabung Zone overseeing the project to maintain excellence in ex*****on.

Once completed, this road is expected to benefit the community immensely, providing smoother transportation and boosting accessibility across key locations in Kamalanagar.

  | CDCEA Annual Sports Meet 2024: Inaugural Programme Scheduled for December 2 at Kamalanagar.
30/11/2024

| CDCEA Annual Sports Meet 2024: Inaugural Programme Scheduled for December 2 at Kamalanagar.

30/11/2024

🔴 CTLIVE || 1st General Meeting with All YCA Branches under Longpuighat Zone on 30th November 2024 at Longpuighat High & Higher Secondary school

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