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Takam Mising Kébang
Our Story
Takam Mising Porin Kébang (TMPK) — the All Mising Students' Union — is the apex student organisation of the Mising (Miri) community, one of Assam's largest Scheduled Tribes. Founded on 16 October 1971 at Jonai Higher Secondary School in present-day Dhemaji district, TMPK has been the unified voice of the Mising people for over five decades.
- ✓Education — Felicitations & merit
- ✓Culture — Language & heritage
- ✓Relief — Flood & disaster aid
- ✓Advocacy — Rights & autonomy
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What We Do
Our Focus Areas
Four pillars of service to the Mising community.
Education
Felicitations & merit
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Culture
Language & heritage
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Relief
Flood & disaster aid
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Advocacy
Rights & autonomy
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Our Achievements
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Key Campaigns & Achievements
Sixth Schedule Demand
Since 1982, TMPK has led the demand for inclusion of the Mising-dominated areas under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution for full tribal autonomy. A 14-point charter was submitted to the Chief Minister on 5 May 1984 — now observed as annual Demand Day. The demand remains unfulfilled.
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Mising Autonomous Council
After years of sustained agitation, the Assam Government led by CM Hiteswar Saikia negotiated with TMPK and Mising Mimag Kébang, resulting in the Mising Autonomous Council Act, 1995. The 40-member council with HQ at Gogamukh governs Mising development and cultural affairs across 8 districts.
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Anti-Dam Movement
TMPK was at the forefront of protests against the 2,000 MW Lower Subansiri Hydroelectric Project (2007–2011), organising highway blockades on NH-52, mass demonstrations, and memoranda highlighting environmental devastation and displacement risks to Mising villages.
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Language Rights
TMPK successfully pressed for the introduction of Mising Language Teaching (MLT) in primary schools in 1985 and has worked with Mising Agom Kébang to promote the Roman script, Mising literature, and oral history documentation.
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Flood Relief & Disaster Response
Annual flood-relief operations benefiting thousands across the Brahmaputra valley. In July 2026, TMPK President Tilak Doley met Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan demanding a scientific probe into flash floods caused by large-scale projects in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Golden Jubilee (2021)
TMPK celebrated 50 years of service with a year-long programme inaugurated at the Higher Secondary field, Jonai Bazar, in the presence of Assam ministers and MLAs — a milestone reaffirming five decades of dedication to the Mising community.
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Press & Media
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Kaziranga ESZ: TMPK backs Assam govt, seeks zero-distance rule 2026-08-18 · Pratidin Time
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Mising group suspends Assam-Arunachal blockade after talks, sets 48-hour deadline 2026-08-13 · India Today NE
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TMPK temporarily lifts economic blockade against Arunachal 2026-08-13 · The Shillong Times
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Life at TMPK
Moments of service, culture and togetherness.
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Our Reach
District Committees
Active across 6 districts of Upper Assam, serving the Mising community at the grassroots.123
Our Journey
55 Years of Service
1971
Founded
TMPK established at Jonai Higher Secondary School
1982
Sixth Schedule
First formal demand for tribal autonomy
1985
Language Rights
Mising Language Teaching in primary schools
1995
Autonomous Council
Mising Autonomous Council Act passed
2011
Anti-Dam
Lower Subansiri movement peak
2021
Golden Jubilee
50 years celebrated at Jonai Bazar
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