14th May, 2024, Monday: Unaupa Ngalliam Vontawi Zogam Salpha PKThang luang dawnna, Singngat Defence Committee, Zomi Mothers Association, JCFS leh Hausa VA te'n khogei Guite Road ah ki nei a, puansena nei zou in Rev. Stephen Khupsianlal in thumna toh hakhia hi.
Ama khu Chin State, Tuithang Khua, Tedim khopi gei firing a shi hi'n kigen hi.
~ THE SINGNGAT POST
ZOMI-KUI tribes have inhabited Manipur’s hills since before British colonial rulers conquered the region in 1891. They were only separately annexed during the Chin-Lushai Expedition of 1889. The Maharaja of Manipur never controlled the hill tribes and their lands, and the British administered them separately.
After the Partition of India, the Manipur Merger Agreement of 1949 did not effectively include tribal areas and tribal administrations under chiefship. “Not even a single inch of hill area was covered under this agreement,” wrote Brigadier Sushil Kumar Verma in The Complexities of Tribal Land Rights and Conflict in Manipur: Issues and Recommendation. The tribal chiefs, particularly the Zomi chiefs, dealt with the Raja of Manipur as an equal partner. When Raja Goukhothang Guite was treacherously captured and killed in an Imphal jail in 1872, tensions escalated between the Meitei and Zomi.
In 1873, John Butler, Deputy Commissioner of Cachar, recorded the Peace Treaty of Sanjenthong between Sumkam Guite – son of deceased Raja Guite – and Chandrakirti, incumbent Raja of Manipur: “The formula of the oath declared that peace should now last between the two nations until the sun rose in the West, until rivers flowed up hill, until hair grew on stones…”
Another treaty, the Treaty of Moirang, was signed on 10 April 1875 between Maharaja Chandrakirti and Sumkam Guite. The terms of the agreement stated that “Sumkam’s territorial jurisdiction will extend upto Moirang, and the Maharaja will rule over the rest of the plains. Both will collect revenues from their respective subjects…” This effectively entrenched Sumkam Guite’s control over Moirang. Lasting peace was finally achieved with the conclusion of this treaty.
~ 🔍Compiled by: Master Wong
*via Eimi news
COUNCIL OF HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION MANIPUR
MIL Toppers.
1. Gangte (MIL)
Mark: 97/100
Roll:1332
Name: CHONGNEIHHOIH
D/O CHICHING &LAMSOI LAGE, GANGTE VENG, CCPUR
School: DON BOSCO HR. SEC. SCHOOL Churachandpur.
2. Hmar (MIL)
Mark: 97/100
Roll: 27074
Name: ESTHER LALHLIMPUI
D/O LALNUNSIEM & IMANUEL L. PUDAITE. RENGKAI, CHURACHANDPUR
School: SIELMAT CHRISTIAN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHURACHANDPUR.
3. Mizo (MIL)
Mark: 92/ 100
Roll: 1396
Name: ALEX LALDINGNGHETA
S/O REBEC LALRINDIKI & (L) LALBUATSAIHA, THINGKANGPHAI, CCPUR
School: DON BOSCO HR. SEC. SCHOOL, CHURACHANDPUR
4. Paite (MIL)
Mark: 95/100
Roll: 8003
Name: ZENTHIANHOIH
D/O REBEC NIANGNGAIHLUN
& S THANGZAKAM
ZION VENG, SINGNGAT
School: V.K. TAWNA COLLEGE, CHURACHANDPUR
5. Thadou Kuki (MIL)
Mark:96/100
Roll: 12969
Name: CHINFELKIM KHONGSAI
D/O LHINGKHOVAH KHONGSAI
NGAMPU KHONGSAI
KHENGJANG VILLAGE, PO. MOTBI
KANGPOKPI DISTRICT, MANIPUR
School: DAMDEI CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
KANGLATONGBI.
6. Vaiphei (MIL)
Mark: 85/100
Roll: 1357
Name: LHINGNEIHOI BAITE
D/O NEIZORKIM BAITE & SEIKHOLEN BAITE, T LAMLAI SANGAIKOT, CCPUR
School:DON BOSCO HR. SEC. SCHOOL, CHURACHANDPUR
7. Zou (MIL)
Mark: 96/100
Roll:27133
Name: PRISCILLA THEMNEILHING
D/O L LHAINEIKIM & L.T. PAUA
BIJANG, CHURACHANDPUR
School: SIELMAT CHRISTIAN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHURACHANDPUR.
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During the gunfight, some of the PLA and UNLF cadres were killed, others were injured, and many fled from their camp.
During a subsequent search of the area, the PDF recovered many arms and ammunition, including a high-explosive bomb from the Manipur Police Department, as well as commando dress and other equipment from the PLA and UNLF camp in Myothit, Myanmar.
These outlaw organizations have taken shelter in this area for many years and have been attacking the Indian Army and other central forces of India.
Source: Kukis of Northeast India
CNA/CNF te'n tulai in Kawlgam a Zomite luahna Tedim leh Tonzang pumpi thuneihkhum sawm in khawllou in maban sawn zel uhi. CNF dalna ding leh Zomi khuate humbit ahihtheihna ding in kil tuamtuam apan Zogam salphaten galphual kidelh huan uhi. 1997 lai in leng Kawlgam apan Zogam salpha tampite hongkuan in luphumna ding in Lamka lam hong zang uhi.
India ah ah melma ten i gam opkhum hong sawm lel lel uh mahbang in CNF ten Tedim leh Tonzang township sung ah khua tamkhop thuneihkhumta in Camp bangzah hiam bawlta uhi.
Kawlgam a om Zomite a ding in thumna ah phawk ni.
RIP Zogam Salpha !🙏
~ PhualvaTimes
Congratulations to Mr Gideon Minlun Kipgen!
S/o. Rev. Lienmang Kipgen & Nu Nonom Kipgen secured 1st. Class in CBSE Class 10th Exam 2024.
Overall Percentage: 91% (Secured Letter marks in all Subjects)
Wishing a bright future ahead. God bless!
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Congratulations to Miss PRISCILLA THEMNEILHING !
CLASS 12th ZOU MIL TOPPER
Roll. No. 27133
96 out of 100.
SIELMAT CHRISTIAN HIGHER SECONDARY
SCHOOL, CHURACHANDPUR.
D/O L. LHAINEIKIM
L. T. PAUA
BIJANG, CHURACHANDPUR
Wishing you a bright future. May God bless you!
Whereas in the best interests of the State of Manipur as well as of the Dominion of India it is desirable to provide for the administration of the said State by or under the authority of the Dominion Government.
IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS :
Article I
His Highness the Maharajah of Manipur hereby cedes to the Dominion Government full and exclusive authority, jurisdiction and powers for and in relation to the governance of the State and agrees to transfer the administration of the State to the Dominion Government on the fifteenth day of October 1949 (there in after
referred to as "the said day"). As from the said day the Dominion Government will be competent to exercise the said powers, authority and jurisdiction in such manner and through such agency as it may think fit.
Article II
His Highness the Maharajah shall continue to enjoy the same personal rights, privileges, dignities, titles, authority over religious observances, customs, usages, rites and ceremonies and institutions in charge of the same in the State, which he would have enjoyed had this agreement not been made.
Article III
His highness the Maharajah shall with effect from the said day be entitled to receive for his lifetime from the revenue of the State annually for his Privy Purse the sum of Rupees three lakhs free of all taxes. This amount is intended to cover all the expenses of the Ruler and his family, including expenses on account of his personal staff and armed guards, maintenance of his residences, marriages and other ceremonies, etc. and the allowances to the Ruler's relations who on the date of execution of this agreement were in receipt of such allowances from the revenues of the State, and will neither be increased nor reduced for any reason whatsoever. The Government of India undertake that the said sum of Rupees three lakhs shall be paid to His Highness the Maharajah in four equal installments in advances at the beginning of each quarter from the State treasury or at such other treasury as may be specified by the Government of India.
Article IV
His Highness the Maharajah shall be entitled to the full ownership, use and enjoyment of all private properties (as distinct from State properties) belonging to him on the date of this agreement. His Highness the Maharajah will furnish to the dominion Government before the first January 1950, an inventory of all the immovable property, securities and cash balance held by him as such private property. If any dispute arises as to whether any item of propertyis the private property of his highness the Maharajah or State property, it shall be referred to a Judicial Officer qualified to be appointed as a High Court Judge, and the decision of that officer shall be final and binding on both parties. Provided that his Highness the Maharajah's right to the use of the residences known as "Redlands" and "Les Chatalettes" in Shillong, and the property in the town of Gauhati known as "Manipuri Basti" shall not be questioned.
Article V
All the members of His Highness's family shall be entitled to all the personal rights, privileges, dignities and titles enjoyed by them whether within or outside the territories of the State, immediately before the 15th August, 1947.
Article VI
The Dominion Government guarantees the succession, according to law and custom, to the gaddi of the State and to his highness, the Maharajah's personal rights, privileges, dignities, titles, authority over religious observances, customs usages, rites and ceremonies and institutions in-charge of the same in the State.
Article VII
No enquiry shall be made by or under the authority of the Government of India, and no proceedings shall lie in any Court in Manipur, against His highness the Maharajah whether in a personal capacity or otherwise in respect of anything done or omitted to be done by him or under his authority during the period of his administration of that State.
Article VIII
The Government of India hereby guarantees either the continuance in service of the permanent members of the Public Services of Manipur on conditions which will be not less advantageous than those on which they were serving before the date on which the administration of Manipur is made over to the Government of India or the payment of reasonable compensation.
The Government of India further guarantees the continuance of pensions and leave salaries sanctioned by His Highness the Maharajah to servants of the State who have retired or proceeded on leave preparatory to retirement, before the date on which the Administration of Manipur is made over to the Government of India.
The Government of India shall also undertake to make suitable provisions for the employment of Manipuris in the various branches of Public Services, and in every way encourage Manipuris to join them. They also undertake to preserve various laws, customs and conventions prevailing in the State pertaining to the social, economic and religious life of the people.
Article IX
Except with the previous sanction of the Government of India no proceedings, civil or criminal, shall be instituted against any person in respect of any act done or purporting to be done in the execution of his duties as a servant of the State before the day on which the administration is made over to the Government of India.
In confirmation whereof Mr. Vapal Pangunni Menon, Adviser to the Government of India in the Ministry of States, has appended his signature on behalf and with the authority of the Governor General of India and His Highness Maharajah Bodh Chandra Singh, Maharajah of Manipur has appended his signature on behalf of himself, his heirs and successors.
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| Last Photo: Mother's Day | 12-05-2024 |
✍🏻Nu Manthianvung
SIMLEI ah Nu manpha tampite mualliamta mah leh, tuni in TUUNNU a damlai te’n khovel buaitak lakah Mother’s Day imuthei ua itung ua Toupa hoihna leh kepnate thupi isa petmah a thupina pia in amin iphat hi.
Adamlai Nute tengteng Nute Ni chibai konbuk masa hi..✋
Inkuan a mun poimohtak luah ding in Toupa’n Nu dinmun honpiakte ihi ua hamphat huai isa hi. Pasal leh tate kepna leh kithuah pihna ah Nu poimoh in manpha diak hi, ataksap apoimoh uh theihpih a ahun hun a panpih leh kithuahpihna pe dia ki om gige te leng ihi lai uhi, Pilna, Siamna neiloute leng Nu ihihna leh iki zatnate amanphat dan kikim a Pathian in honkoih te ihi uhi.
Sam 127:3 ah Tate tuh Toupa lak ah igoutan ahi uh achih bang in, gou ineih tengteng lak ah manpha pen a, i it in ingai pen ua, mundang a hon pawtsan chiang un leng i itna ziak mah in lungsim in aomna peuh uh zuizui mai hi. Leitung a gou ineih tengteng lak a vangam ilut pih theih omsun ahi lai ua, salam leh khalam dinmun ah tate pi in kepngai petmah ua, honkep pihthei Toupa bel kawm in amah muanna toh kalsuan leng ichi hi.
Mihing kibang lou ihih na ah Pa khenkhat Zi leh Tate itna tasam deuh bang omkha zenzen leleng. Nu tuh tate itna ah kipden in pang tuntun leng ki om hi, thilteng ah Nu tuh tate adia kiluikhe masa pen leh tate toh kisai tampen leng ahi uhi.
NU HIHNA/ DINMUN BANG AHIA?
Inkuan a NU tuh Pasal leh tate adia Toupa’n a koihte ihi chi leng ikhial din igingta kei hi, Toupa mah belkawm in hiai mohpuak nate ngai poimoh semsem leng ichi hi, Nu septheih/bawltheih tampi aphatuam om mah leh ipasal leh tate taikan a Nu ibuai chiang in amaute ana khasia/thawmhau thei ua, tua hun in melmapa Setan mun neikha chance pekha isuak thei hi, Nu sepding hau taktak te’n hun-awl, hun-val nei chih omlou ahih man in iseplai mah koihkhia/tawpsan phot a i Inkuante adia hun sehkhiak mai ngai hi, Nute aw i Pasal leh Tate buaipih ding mah a Toupa’n hon koih ahih dan phawkthak in amaute mah itpen awlmoh pen in neithak ni maw..! Toupa aw khovel thilte enlah a ka Pasal leh Tate uh adia ka manphatna uh mansuah lou ding in honpi in aw... Insung nasep ding tampi nei gige te, pawlam vaibang neih hun omlai buai pipi a tate kepna nawlkhin ngeiloute ahi ua, Nu hihna leh dinmun tuh thupi in poimoh mahmah hi.
NA TUUNNU ADIN HUN NA NEI HIA..?
Nu in Tate aneih apat in thildang tengteng ah ki awngsut in tate kep leh don tuh a nna pi pen in koih hi, thamlou in agilsung a om akipan in hoihlou dia atheihte peuhmah duhsim leleng ngawlzou mai hi, tuahun apan in Nu tuh tate itna in thuaksak pah in zouzel mai hi, ta tampi te’n Nu leh Pate hat nonlouh hun un, amaute adia hun nei ngeilou bang omthei hi, ahatlou ten ahatlai atate uh ngailua a delhdelh mai chih bang leng omthei hi, tate pilvang ni..
Tuchiang in Pathian vualzawlna in khovel in khantouh dan chikhat ah hon tonpih ta a, atak gam sukha loupi ilim chin maimai uh atam lawta hi. Nute Ni a Nute present pia, Pate Ni a pate present pia, lim (photo) kilawm tak a kilakpih zual in status bang a update ziahziah chihte chindan leh paidan anei ibang phialta uhi. Tua bang a lim-et theih ding omlou/koihloute Nu itna, Pa itna neilou dia koih phial bang leng iom mai diam...? Tate asia ichihna hipah lou in, hiaite sang a poimoh leh Nanu lam-et amah adin hun napia zelsam hia.? mi khenkhat te Nu leh Pate adia hun nei ngeilou bang kiom thei hi, Nu in honkepna leh nang a dia akipiak nate sut le hang amaute adia hun neilou chih ngam ding hilou hi.
Bangteng hihleh Mother’s Day ahihna toh Nu dinmun leh hihna mun poimohtak luah ihih lai in leng theihtawp suah a pang a, bawlhoih ikisak hun in leng minhoih leh pahtak lohlou laileng ihih kha thei hi, izuih pa Toupa Jesu hongpiang ding in a Nu Mari in mun nuam ana tang hetlou a, Kros a athuak lai in leng bawlsiatna, enghouna teng thuak a muhsitna tawpkhawk ei ziak in thuak hi, izuih tuanglam haksa in tawlhuai mahleh ipuak gikte hon puakpih Jesu phawk kawm in i Inkuan ading in Nute pang teitei ni hang maw..!
Toupa’n simtute hon vualzawl chiat hen.. 🙏
📃KMT|BEACON
ZOGAM Tonzang huam, Lungtak khua leh Nakzang khua kikal ah May 11, 2024 ni in ZRA-EC leh CC (CNF/A) kido uh ahihman in misok uinote'n Vanleng tawh Bomb va khiat dih zen hi. Misok-te Bomb khiatna hang'in Lungtak khua ah Mipi Inn pawlkhat kisia hi.
~ Zo Khuppi | 12-05-2024
Singngat, 12 May 2024: Tuni Singngat Lhanghoiveng a om Mr. Kamgouthang Vaiphei s/o Nu Vahlam, a lawmte toh Theigotang gam avahna uah Vompi (bear) toh ki maikha in ki hau ua Vompi in a pheipi leh keng-ngong kei liam hi. Akin lam in Singngat zatou inn hing del ua, tu in admit in om ngal hi. A Vompi pen alawm te'n kaplum uhi.
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