Our Leadership
Meet the visionary leaders driving Bodoland's transformation into India's premier indigenous cultural tourism destination.
Hagrama Mohilary
Bodoland Territorial Council
Born on March 1, 1969 in Kokrajhar district, Assam, Hagrama Mohilary serves his 4th term as CEM (sworn in October 2025). As President of Bodoland People's Front and instrumental figure in the establishment of BTC in 2003, he has dedicated his leadership to sustainable peace, economic growth, and social harmony for Bodoland.
"To transform Bodoland into a model of sustainable development while preserving our rich cultural heritage. Our focus remains on agriculture, industry, education, Bodo language promotion, land rights, youth employment, women empowerment, and senior citizen welfare."
Key Achievements
- ✓Bodoland University 12B status (2019)
- ✓Five Guarantees platform for comprehensive development
- ✓Rs 100 crore youth employment fund
- ✓Rs 40 crore for women SHGs empowerment
Dheeraj Borgoyari
Bodoland Territorial Council
Dheeraj Borgoyari serves as the Tourism Executive Member of Bodoland Territorial Council, leading the vision to establish Bodoland as a premier eco-cultural tourism destination in India.
"To position Bodoland as India's leading indigenous cultural and eco-tourism destination. We are committed to promoting our unique heritage through sustainable tourism, community-based initiatives, and innovative technology while preserving the authenticity of Bodo culture for future generations."
Focus Areas
- ✓Developing eco-cultural tourism infrastructure
- ✓Promoting GI-tagged heritage products
- ✓Supporting community-based tourism initiatives
- ✓Showcasing Bodo culture on the global stage
About Bodoland Territorial Council
The Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) was established in 2003 following the signing of the Bodo Accord, creating an autonomous self-governing body for the Bodo people within the state of Assam.
Covering four districts - Kokrajhar, Chirang, Baksa, and Udalguri - BTC governs an area of approximately 8,970 square kilometers with a population of over 3 million people.
Under visionary leadership, BTC has transformed the region from a conflict zone to a model of sustainable development, focusing on education, healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture, and tourism while preserving the unique Bodo cultural heritage.