Five Members of the District Council (MDCs) of the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) are likely to take oath as Executive Members on November 5, according to sources. The proposed induction is expected to bring significant changes to the council’s executive structure and departmental responsibilities.
The five MDCs expected to join the executive body are Kamal Koloi, Rajeshwar Debbarma, Dhananjoy Tripura, Hollywood Chakma and Khenaram Reang. Currently, only one Executive Member, Chandra Kanta Jamatia, holds multiple portfolios in the council. However, the proposed oath-taking ceremony and its schedule are yet to receive official confirmation.
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Key Facts About the TTAADC Executive Expansion
- Council: Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC).
- Expected oath-taking date: November 5, 2026.
- Number of new Executive Members: Five.
- MDCs expected to join:
- Kamal Koloi
- Rajeshwar Debbarma
- Dhananjoy Tripura
- Hollywood Chakma
- Khenaram Reang
- Existing Executive Member: Chandra Kanta Jamatia.
- Current Chief Executive Member: Runiel Debbarma.
- Official confirmation: Awaited.
Five MDCs Expected to Join TTAADC Executive Body
According to sources, five MDCs are likely to join the TTAADC executive body during an oath-taking ceremony scheduled for November 5.
The proposed induction includes Kamal Koloi, Rajeshwar Debbarma, Dhananjoy Tripura, Hollywood Chakma and Khenaram Reang.
Their inclusion is expected to expand the council’s executive team and bring changes to its administrative functioning.
However, the council has not yet officially confirmed the proposed date or other details of the ceremony.
Current TTAADC Executive Structure
At present, Chandra Kanta Jamatia is the only Executive Member in the TTAADC.
He currently handles several important portfolios, including:
- Education
- Social Welfare and Social Education
- Tourism
- Kokborok and Other Indigenous Languages
Meanwhile, TTAADC Chief Executive Member Runiel Debbarma is currently overseeing the remaining departments.
The proposed induction of five additional Executive Members could help distribute departmental responsibilities more widely and strengthen the council’s administrative structure.
Possible Changes in Departmental Responsibilities
The expected expansion of the executive body could lead to a redistribution of portfolios among the newly inducted members.
Such a change may allow the council to assign specific departments to individual Executive Members and improve administrative coordination.
However, the exact portfolios of the five MDCs have not yet been announced.
Further details are expected following official confirmation of the oath-taking programme.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How many MDCs are expected to become Executive Members of TTAADC?
Five MDCs are likely to join the TTAADC executive body.
2. When will the five MDCs take oath?
According to sources, the oath-taking ceremony is likely to take place on November 5, 2026. Official confirmation is still awaited.
3. Who are the five MDCs expected to join the executive body?
Kamal Koloi, Rajeshwar Debbarma, Dhananjoy Tripura, Hollywood Chakma and Khenaram Reang.
4. Who is the current TTAADC Chief Executive Member?
Runiel Debbarma is the current Chief Executive Member.
5. Who is the existing Executive Member of TTAADC?
Chandra Kanta Jamatia is currently the only Executive Member and holds several departmental portfolios.
6. Will the council’s departmental structure change?
The proposed induction is expected to bring changes to the distribution of departmental responsibilities, although the final portfolio allocation has not been announced.
Importance of TTAADC for Tripura
The Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council plays an important role in local administration and development across the state’s tribal areas. Its executive structure oversees key sectors, including education, tourism, social welfare and indigenous languages. The proposed expansion could influence administrative coordination and development activities across the TTAADC region.
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