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Takam Mising Porin Kébang Mising Réngam Írroi · Est. 1971
Milestone Achieved · 1995

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.

1995
Year of Act
40
Council Members
8
Districts Covered
1
Historic Accord
Milestone Achieved · 1995

Mising Autonomous Council

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From agitation to autonomy

The creation of the Mising Autonomous Council (MAC) in 1995 was the single biggest political milestone in the history of the Mising people. It was the result of years of sustained agitation, negotiations and patient diplomacy by TMPK working alongside the Mising Mimag Kébang.

The Assam Government, led by Chief Minister Hiteswar Saikia, engaged seriously with the leadership of TMPK and the Mising Mimag Kébang, and the result was the Mising Autonomous Council Act, 1995. The Act established a 40-member council with its headquarters at Gogamukh, Dhemaji.

The Council governs Mising development and cultural affairs across eight districts of the Brahmaputra valley, covering developmental planning, cultural preservation, and welfare schemes for the Mising community. While TMPK continues to press for Sixth Schedule status, the MAC remains a foundational achievement that institutionalised Mising self-governance.

Key Highlights

  • ✓40-member council established by the 1995 Act
  • ✓Headquarters at Gogamukh, Dhemaji district
  • ✓Jurisdiction across 8 districts of the valley
  • ✓Governs development, culture and welfare for the Mising community
Milestones

Journey of Mising Autonomous Council

1980s Years of Agitation Sustained protests and negotiations
1995 Council Act Passed Mising Autonomous Council Act, 1995
Gogamukh Headquarters 40-member council HQ at Gogamukh
Today 8 Districts Governing Mising affairs valley-wide
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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 → 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 → Flood Relief & Disaster Response Annual flood-relief operations benefit thousands across the Brahmaputra valley, with coordination at every committee level. 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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