Humanitarian Work · Annual

Flood Relief & Disaster Response

Annual flood-relief operations benefit thousands across the Brahmaputra valley, with coordination at every committee level.

Humanitarian Work · Annual

Flood Relief & Disaster Response

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Standing with the community in crisis

Every monsoon, the Brahmaputra and its tributaries flood large parts of the Mising homeland, displacing thousands and destroying homes, crops and livelihoods. TMPK operates annual flood-relief programmes that reach affected families with food, medicine, clothing and essential supplies.

In July 2026, TMPK President Tilak Doley met Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and demanded a scientific probe into the flash floods caused by large-scale infrastructure projects in Arunachal Pradesh, which have repeatedly devastated downstream Mising villages.

TMPK's relief machinery draws on its network of district and Batak (Village) committees, volunteers and members, ensuring that help reaches even the most remote riverside villages during emergencies.

Key Highlights

✓Annual flood-relief operations across the valley
✓Food, medicine and essentials distribution
✓July 2026: meeting with Union Minister for scientific probe
✓Coordination across all district and Batak (Village) committees

Milestones

Journey of Flood Relief & Disaster Response

Annual Relief Operations Aid across the Brahmaputra valley

Food Essentials Food, medicine and clothing

Jul 2026 Delhi Meeting Scientific probe demanded

Valley Relief Network Committees in every district

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Sixth Schedule Demand For over four decades, TMPK has led the demand for inclusion of Mising-dominated areas under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution for full tribal autonomy. Read more → Mising Autonomous Council After years of sustained agitation, the Assam Government negotiated with TMPK and Mising Mimag Kébang, resulting in the Mising Autonomous Council Act, 1995. Read more → Anti-Dam Movement TMPK was at the forefront of protests against the 2,000 MW Lower Subansiri Hydroelectric Project, organising highway blockades and mass demonstrations. Read more → Language Rights TMPK successfully pressed for the introduction of Mising Language Teaching in primary schools and promotes the Roman script and Mising literature. Read more → Golden Jubilee (2021) TMPK celebrated 50 years of service with a year-long programme inaugurated at Jonai Bazar in the presence of Assam ministers and MLAs. Read more →

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