NEWS CADC

25/12/2025

YCA Appeals to Tuichawng MLA for Repair Grant to Restore Dilapidated Library at Ugdasury South

Ugdasury South, 25th December, 2025: The Young Chakma Association, Ugdasury South, has submitted a formal appeal to the Hon’ble MLA of the 36-Tuichawng Assembly Constituency seeking sanction of a repairing grant for the YCA Library Building at Ugdasury South village.

In a representation addressed to the MLA, the association highlighted the poor and unsafe condition of the library building, which has deteriorated over the years due to its old structure and lack of proper maintenance. The YCA Library has long served as an important centre for education, learning, and intellectual development for students, youths, and villagers of the area, promoting reading habits and academic awareness among the rural population.

According to the appeal, the building urgently requires repair of the damaged roof and ceiling, strengthening of walls and flooring, and repair or replacement of doors and windows. The present condition of the structure has severely affected the regular functioning of the library and poses a potential safety risk to students and users.

The association has requested the Hon’ble MLA to kindly consider the genuine appeal and sanction funds under the MLA Local Area Development (LAD) scheme or any other suitable development scheme for renovation and repair of the library building.

Expressing hope for positive consideration, the YCA stated that the renovation of the library would greatly benefit students, youths, and the general public of Ugdasury South village and contribute to the educational development of the area.

24/12/2025

YCA Longpuighat-ISeeks BSF Support to Establish Youth Physical Training Centre

Longpuighat-I, December 24, 2025 l: The Young Chakma Association, Branch Longpuighat-I has formally submitted a request to the 92 Battalion of the Border Security Force (BSF), Lunglei, Mizoram, seeking the establishment of a Physical Training Centre at Longpuighat for the benefit of local youth.

In a letter addressed to the Commandant of 92 NB BSF, Zotlang, the association highlighted the strong physical potential and patriotic spirit of the youth living in the border region. However, it was pointed out that many aspiring candidates face difficulties during recruitment rallies for the BSF, Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), Indian Army, and Assam Rifles due to the absence of structured training facilities and professional guidance.

The YCA emphasized that the proposed training centre would help prepare youth to meet required physical standards and would include basic infrastructure such as a running ground, pull-up bars, and parallel bars. The association also requested periodic mentorship and drills by BSF personnel, along with career counselling to inform candidates about recruitment schedules and eligibility criteria.

According to the association, the initiative would not only enhance employment opportunities for local youth but also help steer them away from social evils such as drug abuse. Moreover, it would strengthen trust, cooperation, and goodwill between the BSF and the local community, in line with the force’s long-standing commitment to community development and civil action programmes.

24/12/2025

ISRO’s Heaviest Rocket LVM3-M6 Successfully Launches US Communication Satellite on Christmas Eve

Sriharikota, 24th December, 2025: In a landmark Christmas Eve mission, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Wednesday successfully launched a US communication satellite using its heaviest rocket, LVM3-M6, marking another major milestone in India’s growing space capabilities.

The Bengaluru-headquartered space agency confirmed that the BlueBird Block-2 satellite was precisely placed into its intended orbit after a smooth and flawless mission. The rocket lifted off majestically at 8:54 am from the **second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota.

After a flight of about 15 minutes the satellite separated successfully from the launch vehicle and was injected into Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Weighing 6,100 kg BlueBird Block-2 is the heaviest payload ever placed into LEO by ISRO’s LVM3 rocket from Indian soil setting a new record for the launcher.

The mission was carried out under a commercial agreement between NewSpace India Limited (NSIL) ISRO’s commercial arm and US-based AST SpaceMobile (AST & Science LLC). The BlueBird Block-2 satellite is part of a global LEO constellation aimed at providing direct-to-mobile connectivity. Once fully deployed, the constellation will enable 4G and 5G voice and video calls, messaging, streaming, and data services directly on smartphones, even in remote and underserved areas.

ISRO noted that the previous heaviest satellite launched by LVM3 was the Communication Satellite-03, weighing around 4,400 kg which was placed into Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO) on November 2.

The mission is designed to deploy next-generation communication satellites that can deliver high-speed cellular broadband directly to mobile phones without the need for ground towers. AST SpaceMobile is developing the world’s first space-based cellular broadband network accessible directly by standard smartphones, catering to both commercial and government users.

The LVM3-M6 also known as GSLV-MkIII is a three-stage heavy-lift launch vehicle powered by a cryogenic engine developed by ISRO’s Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre. The rocket uses two powerful S200 solid strap-on boosters, developed by the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram to generate the massive thrust required during lift-off.

The successful mission once again underlines ISRO’s reliability as a global launch partner and strengthens India’s position in the international commercial space market.

24/12/2025

K. Robindro Singh Extends Christmas and New Year Greetings, Calls for Unity and Progress in Manipur

Imphal, December 24, 2025: Member of the Manipur Legislative Assembly K. Robindro Singh has extended warm Christmas and New Year greetings to the people of Manipur, conveying a message of peace, unity, and collective progress on the occasion of Christmas 2025 and the advent of New Year 2026.

In his message, K. Robindro Singh offered heartfelt wishes to all citizens of the state, with special greetings to the Christian community celebrating Christmas. He emphasized the core values of the festive season peace, hope, kindness, and togetherness and expressed hope that these values would guide society and bring happiness to every home.

Reflecting on the year gone by, the MLA urged the people to welcome the New Year with renewed optimism, gratitude, and a shared vision for a better future. He encouraged citizens to learn from past experiences and move forward together with determination.

Looking ahead to 2026, K. Robindro Singh reaffirmed his strong commitment to work tirelessly for the development and progress of Manipur. He stated that addressing public concerns and uplifting the state would continue to remain his top priority.

Concluding his message, he wished good health, prosperity, and success to the people and their families, and appealed for unity and mutual support to build a stronger and more vibrant Manipur. He extended his best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Peaceful, and Prosperous New Year 2026 invoking blessings for all.

24/12/2025

Simeisury FC Emerged Football Champion After 12 Years

Ajasora, 24th December, 2025: The Young Chakma Association, Branch Ajasora-III, successfully concluded its Friendly Football Tournament on Tuesday at the Ajasora-I Playground, marking a day of excitement, sportsmanship, and community participation.

The final match of the tournament was contested between Simeisury FC and Ajasora-I FC. The event was organised by YCA Ajasora-III and witnessed the presence of several dignitaries. Dangu D. P. Sundarban Chakma. Zone YCA President, Longpuighat, attended the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Biraj Kumar VCP, Ajasora-I and several other invited guests, also graced the event.

The final proved to be a thrilling and closely fought encounter. Raj Kumar Chakma, VCP and team captain of Simeisury FC, opened the scoring in the dying minutes of the first half. In the second half, Simeisury FC added another goal to make it 2–0. However, Ajasora-I FC made a strong comeback by scoring two goals in the second half, leveling the score at 2–2 by the end of regulation time.

An additional 15 minutes of extra time was played, but neither side managed to break the deadlock. The match was eventually decided through a penalty shootout, where Simeisury FC emerged as the champions, defeating Ajasora-I FC.

Simeisury FC was awarded a vessel along with a cash prize of ₹20,000, while Ajasora-I FC, the runners-up, received a vessel and a cash prize of ₹10,000.

Individual prizes were also distributed to outstanding performers of the tournament. Doyal Kumar Chakma of Simeisury FC was adjudged the Best Goalkeeper, Somar Chakma of Simeisury FC received the Best Player award, and Becom Chakma of Ajasora FC was declared the Top Scorer. Dino Moy Chakma awarded as Best Referee and two of his mates were also awarded as Best Linemen.

With this victory, Simeisury FC emerged as champions after a gap of 12 years, making the win a memorable moment for the team and their supporters.

23/12/2025

Grand Reception to Dg.Premo Kanti Tongchangya MDC 21 M.Kampui Constituency at Vaseikai, LADC, Mizoram

23/12/2025

23/12/2025

Manipur Needs Unity and Hope,” MLA K. Robindro at Uchiwa Community Hall Inauguration

Imphal: 23rd December, 2025: A community hall of Namthankong Baptist Church at Uchiwa Kabui Village, located under Mayang Imphal Kendra, Manung area, was inaugurated by Mayang Imphal Assembly Constituency MLA K. Robindro.

The inauguration programme was attended by former Pradhan Oinam Popilon of Phabakchao Sekamaijin Gram Panchayat and former Pradhan Heigrujam Indrajit of Uchiwa Gram Panchayat, along with local leaders and villagers.

Speaking on the occasion, MLA K. Robindro said Manipur has been facing serious challenges due to violence, displacement, and the hardships of people living in relief camps. He assured that despite delays in government processes, developmental works in the constituency would continue. He also appealed for unity, peace, and public cooperation, expressing hope that the coming Christmas and New Year 2026 would bring peace, prosperity, and well-being to all sections of society in Manipur.

22/12/2025

Logot Togot Day—7( Evening Session) Educational Awareness Programme at Chotapansury Upper Primary school, organised by CMCSU in collaboration with Middle School Department, CADC. The Awareness Program accompanied by Rasik Mohan Chakma, MLA, 36-Tuichawng Assembly Constituency.

22/12/2025

Logot Togot Day—7( Morning Session) Educational Awareness Programme at Ugudasury Upper Primary school, organised by CMCSU in collaboration with Middle School Department, CADC. The Awareness Program accompanied by Rasik Mohan Chakma, MLA, 36-Tuichawng Assembly Constituency.

21/12/2025

India Clarifies Facts on Protest Outside Bangladesh High Commission, Rejects Misleading Media Reports

New Delhi, December 21, 2025:The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, on Saturday issued a clarification regarding reports about a demonstration held outside the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi on December 20, rejecting what it described as “misleading propaganda” by sections of the Bangladeshi media.

Responding to media queries, Official Spokesperson Shri Randhir Jaiswal stated that the incident involved a small, peaceful gathering of around 20–25 youths who assembled briefly in front of the Bangladesh High Commission. The protesters raised slogans condemning the brutal killing of Dipu Chandra Das in Mymensingh and demanded protection for minorities in Bangladesh.

The MEA categorically clarified that there was no attempt to breach security, cross barricades, or create any law-and-order situation during the demonstration. Police personnel stationed at the spot dispersed the group within a few minutes. The spokesperson added that visual evidence of the event is publicly available, clearly showing the peaceful nature of the protest.

Reiterating India’s international obligations, the MEA emphasized that the Government of India remains fully committed to ensuring the safety and security of all foreign missions and diplomatic posts on its soil, in line with the Vienna Convention.

The spokesperson further noted that India is closely monitoring the evolving situation in Bangladesh. Indian officials are in regular contact with Bangladeshi authorities and have conveyed India’s serious concerns regarding attacks on minorities. India has also urged that those responsible for the barbaric killing of Dipu Chandra Das be swiftly identified and brought to justice.

The statement underlined India’s expectation that Bangladesh will take effective steps to ensure the safety, security, and rights of all minority communities.