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10/01/2025

: Can anyone identify the leader standing on the far left, wearing a white shirt and black pants?

And the date of Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's visit to Kamalanagar, Mizoram.

10/01/2025

: Heartfelt congratulations to Shri Pralay Kumar Boro, a PhD researcher scholar of Mizoram University, a student leader, social worker, and highly educated youth from Hahdoli village of Uttar Nalbari Mandal under Nalbari constituency, on being selected to participate in the upcoming national-level 'Viksit Bharat National Youth Leaders Summit 2025' to be held on January 11 and 12 at 'Bharat Mandapam' in New Delhi, organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Government of India. Additionally, best wishes to him for participating in this prestigious summit, which will be attended by 2,000 selected young leaders from across the country in the esteemed presence of the Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

Shri Pralay Kumar ji is very well known to Chakmas in Aizawl for his leadership and qualities in good communication and skills.

10/01/2025

: The Central Mizoram Chakma Students Union (CMCSU) proudly announces the establishment of the MCSU Rajivnagar Zone in Mamit district, aiming to serve the greater interests of the Chakma community in Mizoram.
In accordance with Article 27 of the Revised CMCSU Constitution, the Central Executive Body has approved the newly formed Executive Body of the MCSU Rajivnagar Zone for a one-year term effective immediately.

Heartiest Congratulations to Newly appointed President of MCSU Rajivnagar Zone Dangu Sneha Ronjon Chakma 🎉🎊
All India Chakma Students' Union - AICSU
Central Mizoram Chakma Students' Union

08/01/2025

: Remembering His Holiness Venerable Bana Bhante (Sadhanananda Mahathera) on his 106th Birth Anniversary today on 8th January, 2025.

Ven. Bana Bhante remains the most followed Buddhist monk among the Chakma community and his teachings has changed and inspired thousands of people in Bangladesh and in India including from abroad.

Here is the biography of his Holiness Ven. Bana Bhante:

Living a Spiritually Awakened Life.
Today, the name that shines the crest of Buddhism in Bangladesh is none other than the Most Respected Venerable Sadhanananda Mahathera, popularly and lovingly known as Bana Bhante ‘The Forest Monk’. ‘Bana Bhante’, a name of great sanctity pronounced with high veneration among the Buddhist and Non-Buddhist of all walks of life living in Bangladesh and abroad. He was loved and respected by peoples regardless of ethnicity and religious backgrounds.

Most Respected Venerable Bana Bhante (1920-2012) was born on 8 January 1920 in Murughona village of the Moghban Mauza in Rangamati hill tracts of Bangladesh. Sadhanananda was his given name, his original name was Rathindra Chakma.' Rathindra began his early education in a local primary school, but for some reason or other could not pursue further studies beyond the primary level. Though he left the school perhaps to assist his parents in the household work, he never lost interest in reading books, particularly books on literature, biographies of famous writers, poets and religious books.
In 1943 when he was 23, he suffered a setback when his father Haru Mohan passed away. Being the eldest of the six siblings, Rathindra had to take the burden of the family. He is said to have engaged himself in a petty business like buying silk from the Rangamati Bazar and selling it to the womenfolk in different villages of his locality. Duting this time, He saw one of the most remarkable incident in his life, which gave an insight to the true nature of life. He saw the death of an eleven year old girl, the only child of their parents, which led him to set forth in search of a way to end the suffering.

A turning point came in his life while searching for a way when he met Mr. Gajendra Lal Barua from Chittagong, while working in a shopping place at Rangamati Bazar. With the help of Mr Barua, Rathindra traveled to Nandan Kanan Buddha Vihara aspiring to enter monastic life. It was in 1949 in his 29th year that Rathindra was ordained as Samanera, a novice monk at the Nandan Kanan Buddha Vihara under the supervision of its head monk Nandan Kanan Buddha Vihara Ven. Dipankar Shreegyan Mahathera.

Having been admitted to the holy monastic life, Rathindra was very keen to strictly follow the rules of the Vinaya, but many of his fellow Samanera at the Vihara were found to be violating them. In search of a better and suitable place for a disciplined Samanera life, Rathindra then left Chittagong and returned to his village home, and went into meditations in the deep forests at a place called Dhanpata. Rathindra used to come out of his meditation place only once a day in the morning to collect alms, and the rest of the day and night he was found to be absorbed in profound mediation without fear and care of hot and cold, rains or wild animals. The local people were overwhelmed to see this and then constructed for him a hut at the foothills of the forest. Without teacher in the woods, he practice meditation for 12 long years in solitude by remembering the lives of the Chief disciples of the Buddha and great disciples of the Buddha.

In 1960 this place was submerged on construction of Kaptai Dam, Rathindra was moved to Dighinala in Khagrachari and he continued with his meditation practice. In June 27, 1961 he was given Upasampada at Boyalkhali vihara and came to be known as Sadhanananda Bhikkhu. He is said to have lived in Boyalkhali for a period of ten years before moving to Longadu in the district of Rangamati in 1970. At Longadu, he settled at a place called Tintilla in the deep forests. It is from here that his name and fame as a distinguished monk, his mode of life and meditation in the deep forests, his religious sermons and depth of knowledge in Buddhism spread all over Chittagong Hill Tracts as well as in the country and abroad. As the fragrance of his virtue spreads in all directions, he came to be known as Bana Bhante ‘The Forest Monk’. All this shows his great contributions to the development of Buddhism in Chittagong Hill Tracts.

In 1975, Bana Bhante was invited to Rangamati and a piece of land was offered by the Chakma Royal Family to established a Vihara. Bana Bhante was reluctant to accept the invitation but on being requested by His Chief disciple Ven. Nandapal Mahathera to accept the invitation, He gladly accepted the invitation. Bana Bhante sent Ven. Nandapal Mahathera to oversee the construction work of Vihara. In 1976, Bana Bhante was brought to Rangamati from Longadu at the personal interest and initiative of the Chakma Raja and the royal family. This vihara came to be known as Rajbana Vihara. Bana Bhante formally received the Mahathera title on 14 February, 1980.

As the name of Bana Bhante pervades in all directions with the fragrance of his virtue, people from all walks of life came to see him and take blessings. Even a glimpse of Bana Bhante would make the people go home happily. Such was the love and respect for Bana Bhante that Rajbana Vihara became an holy place. Bana Bhante is believed to have attained the Buddhist Highest state of perfection (Arahant), one who has extinguished all deﬁlements.

During the period of his life, Bana Bhante served the people regardless of race, gender, religious backgrounds and always taught the people to practice compassion and loving kindness. He authored many books, booklets, poems, religious songs and articles. Because of his spiritual power acquired through 12 long years of meditation in the deep forests of Dhanpata, To this day still, Most Respected Venerable Bana Bhante has become an object of ultimate veneration and living embodiment of the Buddha.

Most Respected Venerable Bana Bhante passed away at the age of 93 leaving a behind a great legacy of Dhamma for his Monastic disciples and lay followers . He was on life support at Square Hospital with multi-organ failure and respiratory problems due to old age. He was flown in to the hospital by a chopper on January 27, 2012 Friday noon as he fell unconscious on January 26, 2012 Thursday night. Hospital sources said Bana Bhante breathed his last around 3:15pm at the intensive care unit. His body relics is kept at Raj Bana Vihara, Rangamati.

08/01/2025

: A Humble Appeal for the Renovation of Buddha Vihar in Karbi Anglong, Assam

With deep gratitude and humility, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the 51 generous individuals who have contributed towards the noble initiative of renovating the Buddha Vihar in Karbi Anglong, Assam. Your kindness and support have laid the foundation for a brighter and more meaningful future for this sacred place.

As part of this initiative, our team, led by Janagan TV, will be traveling to Karbi Anglong on the 20th of January 2025 and returning on the 22nd of January after completing the renovation work. The primary tasks include replacing the tin rooftop and leveling the floor to create a safer and more welcoming space for all.

In addition to the renovation, our team will conduct awareness sessions focusing on Civilization, Religious Approach, and Upbringing for a Better Community Future. To inspire and educate the local community, we will bring along a projector to screen the life story of Buddha and motivational videos aimed at fostering growth, compassion, and unity.

This endeavor is made possible by your contributions, and we believe that together, we can accomplish even more. We humbly request those who resonate with this cause to come forward and donate any amount to help us upgrade the Buddha Vihar. Every contribution, no matter how small, will make a significant impact in preserving and enriching this sacred space for generations to come. As you all know that 14,000 or 20,000 is not enough to renovate a Buddha Vihar, we initially aimed to collect the donation of minimum 30,000 rupees and the Tin price is a bit high and expensive for carrying those items needs pickup which cost thousand to carry through a river crossing to reach the location, The Mangal Dhan Chakma Adam.

Let us join hands to support this meaningful journey of renovation, awareness, and inspiration. Thank you once again for your unwavering generosity and belief in this noble cause.

To donate:
GPay no : 9394343778
Name : Torbish Chakma

Or scan the QR from the comment section. Thank you 🙏

08/01/2025

: Illegal Bird Hunting Near Maha Mani Buddha Vihar Sparks Outrage.

Kamalanagar-I, January 8, 2025 – Residents of Kamalanagar-I have expressed outrage after a group of individuals, suspected to be from Chawngte L or Chawngte P, were spotted hunting birds late last night near the large peepal tree adjacent to the Maha Mani Buddha Vihar. The use of airguns and the subsequent noise have not only disrupted the peace but also raised concerns about the violation of wildlife protection laws and religious sanctity.

Eyewitnesses reported that the group initially arrived on a scooty and later returned in a car, armed with airguns, to hunt the birds roosting in the peepal tree. Concerned locals approached the individuals and urged them to stop, emphasizing that hunting in the area is strictly illegal due to its proximity to the sacred Buddha Vihar. The sound of airguns during the night was particularly disturbing, given the sanctity of the location and the need to maintain peace in the vicinity of the religious site.

The large peepal tree near the Buddha Vihar is home to various species of birds, making it a crucial part of the local ecosystem. Hunting in such areas not only endangers wildlife but also contravenes environmental and religious values held dear by the community.

Local residents have vowed to take the matter seriously and are closely monitoring the situation. “We cannot allow such activities to continue, especially near a place of worship. The authorities need to step in to ensure that such incidents do not recur,” said a concerned resident.

The incident has prompted calls for stricter enforcement of wildlife protection laws and increased vigilance to preserve the tranquility and sanctity of the Maha Mani Buddha Vihar area. Authorities have yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident.

For now, the community hopes that awareness and stricter measures will deter such acts in the future, ensuring the safety of both the wildlife and the sanctity of the religious site.

Chakma Autonomous District Council

Central Young Chakma Association

06/01/2025

: Appeal for Donations to Restore Buddha Vihara in Mangal Dhan Chakma Adam, Karbi Anglong, Assam

A heartfelt call to the public: Join hands with us in a noble cause led by Janagan TV to restore and preserve the Buddha Vihara in Mangal Dhan Chakma Adam, Karbi Anglong, Assam. Established nearly 40 years ago, this sacred shrine now stands in dire need of repair due to insufficient funds. The local villagers, primarily farmers struggling to meet their basic needs, are unable to bear the costs of restoring this historic place of worship.

Our team, led by Janagan TV, is committed to replacing the damaged tin rooftop of the main shrine and repairing other critical areas of the Buddha Vihara. Every rainy season, the leaking roof causes water damage to sacred Buddha statues and photographs, putting the shrine’s heritage at risk.

In addition to the renovation work, we are organizing an Awareness Program on Civilization, Upbringing, and Religious Development. We will use a projector to present the life story of Buddha and educational videos highlighting how Buddhist principles contribute to building a compassionate and progressive society.

We earnestly request followers and the general public to contribute generously. Your support is not only vital for preserving the Buddha Vihara but also for safeguarding the cultural and spiritual heritage it represents.

Donation Details:
Name: Torbish Chakma
GPay Number: 9394343778

Contact for More Information:
Phone: 6002332280 / 8118909985

Join us in protecting this sacred legacy and fostering awareness for future generations. Every contribution counts.

06/01/2025

:CCMS Stands Firm Against Actions Undermining Community Morals.

In a recent press release, the Central Chakma Mahila Samiti (CCMS) condemned a viral photograph promoting adulterous behavior and misuse of the term "AMSA." The organization emphasized the importance of protecting social and moral values, calling for accountability and vigilance to uphold community dignity and harmony.

Chakma Mahila Samiti Mizoram

30/12/2024

: The Young Chakma Association, Borapansury II Branch recently issued a Press Release on the recent incident of Thega Inter Village Football Tournament (TIFT)

Read the full details below 👇

27/12/2024

: Applications are invited for the post of Casual Teaching Faculty at Kamalanagar College, for the Even Semester (Jan-Jun 2025). Positions available in Mizo, Political Science, History, Education, Economics, and Public Administration. Salary: ₹25,000/month. Eligibility: Master’s Degree with NET/SLET/SET or Ph.D. Apply by January 24, 2025. Interview date to be announced.

27/12/2024

Dr. Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister of India, passed away on December 26, 2024, at the age of 92.

Dr. Manmohan Singh, a renowned economist and statesman, served as the Prime Minister of India from 2004 to 2014. His career in public service and politics includes several significant milestones. Here are some key landmarks during his tenure as Prime Minister and earlier in his roles as a government official:

As Prime Minister (2004–2014):
1. Economic Growth and Reforms:
- India witnessed robust GDP growth during his tenure, especially in the early years, with growth rates exceeding 9% in 2006-2008.
- Focused on infrastructure development, particularly through programs like the Bharatmala (highways) and Sagarmala (ports) projects.

2. India-US Civil Nuclear Agreement (2008):
- Signed the historic agreement with the United States, which marked a paradigm shift in India's energy policy and opened the doors for civil nuclear cooperation with other countries.

3. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA):
- Launched in 2005, this social welfare program aimed to provide at least 100 days of wage employment annually to rural households.

4. Right to Information Act (2005):
- Enacted to promote transparency and accountability in governance, empowering citizens to seek information from public authorities.

5. Food Security Act (2013):
- Introduced to ensure subsidized food grains for two-thirds of India's population, marking a significant step toward eliminating hunger.

6. Strengthening India's Global Standing:
- Played a crucial role in strengthening India's relations with the US, Russia, and China and enhancing India's global reputation as a rising economic power.

7. Unique Identification (Aadhaar):
- Supported the launch of Aadhaar, the biometric identification program under the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), which became critical for streamlining subsidy distribution and governance.

8. Special Economic Zones (SEZs):
- Promoted SEZs to boost exports, industrialization, and foreign investment.

As Finance Minister (1991–1996):
1. Economic Liberalization:
- As Finance Minister under Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao, he initiated landmark economic reforms in 1991.
- These included deregulation, reduction of import tariffs, and inviting foreign investments, marking the end of the "License Raj."

2. Devaluation of Rupee:
- Instrumental in the devaluation of the Indian Rupee, which helped revive the economy during the balance of payments crisis.

3. Creation of SEBI (1992):
- Strengthened the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to regulate the securities market effectively.

4. Tax Reforms:
- Rationalized the tax structure, introduced modern taxation policies, and curbed tax evasion.

Other Notable Contributions in Government Roles:
1. Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (1982–1985):
- Pioneered significant monetary policies and banking reforms.
- Introduced innovative measures to modernize India's banking sector and strengthen credit delivery systems.

2. Economic Adviser (1970s):
- Played a key role in planning India's economic strategies during his tenure in the Ministry of Finance and as Chief Economic Adviser.

3. Planning Commission:
- Contributed extensively as the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, shaping India's economic priorities in the 1980s.

Dr. Manmohan Singh's leadership left a lasting impact on India's economy, governance, and global standing. His approach combined economic pragmatism with a vision for inclusive growth.

23/12/2024

: Former Zoram People's Movement Legislature Party Leader Dangu Doymoy Daveng Chakma has been elected as the Deputy Leader of the Chakma District Bharatiya Janata Party Legislature Party.

People of CADC are now in an enthusiastic mood to see the face of the new Chief Executive Member of the Chakma Autonomous District Council, Mizoram.

Let's all wait for the moment!

23/12/2024

: A another big Breaking News coming from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Mizoram Pradesh.

Dangu Molin Kumar Chakma, MDC & Vice Chairman of the Planning and Development Board, CADC has been elected as the Leader of the Legislature Party, Chakma District Bharatiya Janata Party.

He formerly served as the Advisor to CEM Dangu Rasik Mohan Chakma MLA, Mizoram.

Few may not know that Dangu Molin Kumar Chakma, MDC of CADC, was one of the founders of the Guwahati Chakma Students' Union in Guwahati, Assam, in late 1995 and has lots of experience in Social Work and in NGO.

23/12/2024

: Dangu Ajoy Kumar Chakma, MDC, CADC resigned from the Zoram People's Movement and joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today in the presence of District President Durjya Dhan Chakma ji and State President Vanlalhmuaka ji at Hotel Regency, Aizawl.

23/12/2024

: Young Chakma Association Kamalanagar II Donates 21 Units of Blood at Civil Hospital, Lunglei.

Lunglei, December 23, 2024: The Young Chakma Association (YCA) of Kamalanagar II Branch showcased its spirit of selfless service by donating 21 units of blood at Civil Hospital, Lunglei, today. Out of 23 members who came forward for screening, 21 successfully donated, making a significant contribution to the hospital’s blood bank.

This noble gesture by YCA Kamalanagar II highlights their commitment to saving lives and supporting the local community. Their effort is expected to bring relief to patients in urgent need of blood, especially during the festive season when demand often exceeds supply.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude and admiration to the Young Chakma Association, Kamalanagar II Branch, for their exemplary act of kindness and compassion. Your initiative to donate blood not only demonstrates the power of collective effort but also serves as an inspiring example of community service.

Your generosity will undoubtedly save many lives and bring hope to those in need.

Central Young Chakma Association

21/12/2024

: Latest picture coming from BJP workers!

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21/12/2024

|| 3 Elected MDCs of CADC Switch from ZPM to BJP: Is BJP Set to Form Government?

With the recent switch, BJP has now secured the majority needed to form the government in CADC. Will this change remain stable, or could further shifts impact the outcome?

🎥 Watch the full video for detailed insights!

20/12/2024

Army takes away a Jumma villager from Rajvila in Bandarban

Bandarban: On Tuesday (December 18) a group of the Bangladesh Army allegedly abducted an innocent Jumma villager named Suisau Marma (45) from the Rajvila area of Bandarban Sadar Upazila under Bandarban district.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that Suisau Marma’s wife and family members are deeply concerned as Suisau Marma has not been released as of the time of writing this report and it is not clear where he is being held or why he was taken away.

According to multiple sources, a group of army personnel from the Dolupara Army Camp in Kuhalong Union of Bandarban Sadar Upazila arrived at the house of Suisau Marma, a resident of Rajvila Upar Para, Rajvila Union of Bandarban Sadar Upazila, by two jeeps at around 12:30 pm on Wednesday. Suisau Marma’s wife had gone to Bandarban Sadar for work at that time.

The soldiers found Suisau Marma and took him away in a vehicle. Witnesses nearby could not say for sure where Suisau Marma was taken.

It is known that two hill youths wearing helmets were also riding a motorcycle behind the vehicles with the army personnel when Suisau Marma was taken away. It is known that the hill youths came there in an army vehicle.

Meanwhile, when Suisau Marma’s wife came to know about the incident, she went to the Dolupara army camp on her way back from Bandarban Sadar and asked the army why her husband was taken away. At that time, the soldiers at the Dolupara army camp told her that her husband (Suisau Marma) had been sent to the Bandarban Sadar army zone.

This morning (December 19), Suisau Marma’s wife went to the Bandarban Sadar Army Zone and contacted the army authorities and asked about her husband’s whereabouts. The army personnel present could not give any satisfactory answers. Furthermore, the army personnel denied taking Suisau Marma away.
Then Suisau Marma’s wife returned home with deep anxiety and worry.

Multiple sources, who did not wish to be named, said that Suisau Marma has been kept in the Bandarban Sadar army zone. However, they could not say how Suisau Marma is doing or why he has been detained.

As of the writing of this report, Suisau Marma has not yet been handed over to the police and even not shown as arrested.

Source: Hill Voice.

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#buddhisttemple : Appeal for Donations to Restore Buddha Vihara in Mangal Dhan Chakma Adam, Karbi Anglong, Assam A heartfelt call to the public: Join hands with us in a noble cause led by Janagan TV to restore and preserve the Buddha Vihara in Mangal Dhan Chakma Adam, Karbi Anglong, Assam. Established nearly 40 years ago, this sacred shrine now stands in dire need of repair due to insufficient funds. The local villagers, primarily farmers struggling to meet their basic needs, are unable to bear the costs of restoring this historic place of worship. Our team, led by Janagan TV, is committed to replacing the damaged tin rooftop of the main shrine and repairing other critical areas of the Buddha Vihara. Every rainy season, the leaking roof causes water damage to sacred Buddha statues and photographs, putting the shrine’s heritage at risk. In addition to the renovation work, we are organizing an Awareness Program on Civilization, Upbringing, and Religious Development. We will use a projector to present the life story of Buddha and educational videos highlighting how Buddhist principles contribute to building a compassionate and progressive society. We earnestly request followers and the general public to contribute generously. Your support is not only vital for preserving the Buddha Vihara but also for safeguarding the cultural and spiritual heritage it represents. Donation Details: Name: Torbish Chakma GPay Number: 9394343778 Contact for More Information: Phone: 6002332280 / 8118909985 Join us in protecting this sacred legacy and fostering awareness for future generations. Every contribution counts. @topfans #Buddha #repair #donatenow #karbianglong #Assam #chakma

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#BuddhaPuja : A glimpse of the serene Buddha Puja held on 15th December 2024 (Sunday) at Mangal Dhan Basti Buddha Vihar, Borlongpher, Karbi Anglong, Assam. A moment of peace, devotion, and community.

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#interaction : Had an interactive session with the Goanbura’s of Chakma villages in Karbi Anglong, Assam. Watch the full video to know more about the villages and their population.

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#Reports : Ground Reporting from Tanda Pani one of the village of Karbi Anglong Chakma families. #Chakma #karbianglong

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#charity : Janagan TV, in collaboration with Dangu Buddha Bikash Tongchangya and Dangubi Supriya Chakma, successfully completed a Charity Donation Drive to Karbi Anglong, Assam. The donation event took place following the conclusion of the Buddha Puja at Mangal Dhan Vasti Buddha Vihar in Borlongpher. The event was graced by Venerable Jyotipal Mahathera, Abbot of Dhamma Rajika Buddha Vihar, Nizarapar, Noonmati, Guwahati. Approximately 10 villages from the Chakma Community participated in the Buddha Puja. The donation team distributed winter wear, clothes, blankets, and *Pinon Hadi* to those in need. The trip to the Chakma villages in Karbi Anglong was a valuable learning experience for the younger members of the team. It emphasized the importance of working for the community during times of need and fostered a sense of selflessness. The team expressed their commitment to providing continued support to the villagers and planned to organize another trip in the future with a new plan of action to assist the needy. Janagan TV and its collaborators extend heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported this initiative. Special thanks are given to the people in Guwahati who generously donated clothes for this cause.

#janagantv Jangan Tv Charity Drive Volunteers on their way to Karbi Angnlong.Now we have just reached Lamding.

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Janagan TV organizes a charity drive to support the Chakma community in Karbi Anglong, Assam, with clothes and essential items. Watch the video for full details and to see how you can contribute. To Donate: Bank Name: Federal Bank Holder: Janam Priyo Chakma Account no. 77770118142062 IFSC Code : FDRL0007777 G.pay/Phone pay : 6909497089 For more details, please contact the organizing team.

#breakingnews : 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 yesterday. 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. #AICSU #CMCSU #APCSU #TCSA #GCSU #Chakma

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