Seven newly appointed Executive Members of the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) took oath at Khumulwng in the presence of Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha, Tipra Motha Supremo Pradyot Kishore Debbarma and other dignitaries, marking a new phase in the council’s executive administration.
At A Glance
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Seven newly appointed Executive Members of the TTAADC took oath at a ceremony in Khumulwng on Tuesday.
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Kamal Kalai, Rajeshwar Debbarma, Kenaram Reang, Kongjoy Mog, Debajit Tripura, Hollywood Chakma and David Murasing joined the council’s executive team.
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Chief Minister Dr Manik Saha and Tipra Motha Supremo Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma attended the swearing-in ceremony.
The Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) inducted seven new Executive Members on Tuesday (November 10), marking an important development in the council’s administrative functioning. The newly appointed members took their oaths of office at a ceremony in Khumulwng.
The swearing-in ceremony drew prominent political leaders, ministers, public representatives and supporters. Chief Minister Prof. Dr Manik Saha and Tipra Motha Supremo Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma attended the programme.
Minister Bikash Debbarma was also present, along with several other dignitaries and public representatives.
Seven New Executive Members Join TTAADC
The seven newly appointed Executive Members are Kamal Kalai, Rajeshwar Debbarma, Kenaram Reang, Kongjoy Mog, Debajit Tripura, Hollywood Chakma and David Murasing.
With their induction, all seven members have formally joined the executive administration of the TTAADC. Their assumption of office marks a fresh phase in the council’s functioning.
The ceremony witnessed enthusiasm among attendees and supporters who gathered at Khumulwng to witness the occasion.
Focus on Development of Tribal Areas
The induction of the new Executive Members has brought renewed attention to the TTAADC’s administrative responsibilities and development priorities.
The newly appointed members will now be expected to contribute to the council’s work across various sectors affecting the lives of people in the tribal areas.
Education, healthcare, communication systems and infrastructure development remain among the key areas requiring attention. Their roles in addressing these priorities will be closely watched in the coming days.
The council’s administrative effectiveness and its ability to advance development initiatives will also remain important considerations.
New Phase in TTAADC Administration
The swearing-in ceremony marks the beginning of a new chapter in the ADC executive functioning.
With seven new members assuming their responsibilities, attention will now shift to their contribution to governance and development in the ADC areas.
Their performance and involvement in addressing local development needs will be important in shaping the next phase of the administration in the ADC areas.
