1 Constitutional Recognition
- Establish Misingland as an autonomous region under the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution.
- Ensure official recognition of Misingland in all government records and administrative documents.
2 Political Empowerment
- Advocate for greater representation of Mising people in legislative and administrative bodies.
- Transition from armed resistance to peaceful democratic participation.
3 Socio-Economic Development
- Address poverty, unemployment, and lack of infrastructure in Mising areas.
- Promote education, healthcare, and skill development for sustainable growth.
4 Cultural Preservation
- Safeguard the language, traditions, and heritage of the Mising community.
- Promote intergenerational transmission of indigenous knowledge.
5 Community Unification
- Bring together all Mising Ke’bangs and allied organizations under a common platform.
- Foster solidarity and collective action across regions and sectors.
6 Peace and Dialogue
- Renounce armed ideology and engage in formal peace negotiations.
- Build trust with government institutions through transparent dialogue.
7 Advocacy for Plain Tribes
- Extend support to other Plain Tribes of Assam facing similar structural disadvantages.
- Promote inclusive policies that address the needs of marginalized communities.
8 Democratic Legitimacy
- Operate as a registered civil society organization within the democratic framework.
- Uphold principles of nationalism, constitutionalism, and peaceful civic engagement.