Zou Synod Theipi Theological Student leh Graduate Te

Zou Synod Theipi
THEOLOGICAL STUDENT TE LEH GRADUATE SATE
AWLHA 08, 2025||SEPPATNI

Khrist a Kipumkhatna (Johan 17:22)

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A 22-veina ZPCS Khawmpi zintun: CENTRAL CHURCH TE PATAT HUOINA & ETTON TAAH

December 04-08,2025 sung Central Church zintunna nuoi ah A 22veina Zou Presbyterian Church Synod Khawmpi kituptah leh felfai tah in Pasian puina toh zawthei in um a, tuami hun sung ah zintu Central Church te panlahna leh kipiehzawnate uh etton tham in patat huoi mama uhi.

1. LCC te : Hattuom lamkai vaihawm ten khangthah te idea lathei ua, sum leh pai ah muong ngam in nung thuop uhi.

2. Department te: Zintun ding a kisahkholna ua Sub-Committee tuomtuom ki phutdoh ua, a mawpuohnate uh hichi zodeu leh chi umlou in semsuo uhi.
3. Neh-le-tah : Neh leh taah a tui theibang in palaite vah ua, gim leh tawl khosahlou in oang uhi.
4. Milien-Milalbte: Milien milal chi umlou MPS, AE, DI,Officer, Nampi lamkai, MLA leh adg kahichi te umlou, akiguotna bang ua nna neupensem a apan ua, adangte zong kipumpiehna aneizou uhi.
5. Banner leh Advertisement: I etna i daah na lamlam ah Banner leh Advertisement in dim a, Bottsum leh pai seen khosalou in

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CHAILNA | BOOK RELEASE : Ginsuanhau Zou HINKHUA leh NASEP

C H I A L N A

Ahing tung ding 13th December, 2025 ni chiang in Pu Ginsuanhau Zou @GS Haupu Zou Ex-MLA 60-Singngat Assembly Constituency Life story "Ginsuanhau Zou HINKHUA LEH NASEP" Lt. Col. Muan Zou in agel honna nei ding hi, tami hunah Zotu Zota koipou hing pang chiat ding in ngainatna toh chial ihi uhi.

Dated : 13/Dec./2025
Time   : 11:00 AM
Venue : Simte Inn, Sim veng, Lamka.

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Kuki Inpi Ukhrul Condemns MLA Khemchand’s Unauthorised Relief Camp Visit

Ukhrul, 8 Dec 2025: The Kuki Inpi Ukhrul District (KIU) has issued a strong condemnation against an uninvited and unauthorized visit made by MLA Y. Khemchand to the Litan Sareikhong Relief Camps. In a press release on Monday, the KIU described the sudden appearance of the MLA—accompanied by what it called an excessive number of security personnel—as a serious breach of protocol, propriety, and humanitarian sensitivity.

According to the KIU, the visit caused deep distress among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) who are still living under trauma and uncertainty. The apex Kuki body stated that such a visit was "profoundly disrespectful" to a community still awaiting justice, adding that true goodwill cannot be shown through political posturing.

In a sharp rebuke to MLA Khemchand, the KIU questioned his silence during the months when Kukis were "persecuted, displaced, and subjected to unimaginable cruelty." The organisation said that during those critical days, many lives were lost and villages were destroyed, yet no support or concern came from the MLA's office.

The KIU further alleged that the recent visit appeared to be a calculated political exercise designed to create a false sense of normalcy and allow certain political leaders to freely enter Kuki relief camps. It also accused the MLA of using the situation to promote his image within his community.

Clarifying its own position, the KIU noted that the limited movement of Meitei individuals through Ukhrul had been allowed out of respect for Tangkhul neighbours, whose commitment to peace had long been appreciated. This should not, it emphasised, be misinterpreted as permission for political figures to enter Kuki areas without protocol.

The KIU also criticised valley-based media houses for merging two unrelated events—MLA Khemchand's visit and a journalist's interview with an IDP inmate—claiming that this misrepresentation created a false narrative. It urged media outlets to uphold journalistic integrity.

The KIU reaffirmed that it remains steadfast in safeguarding the rights, safety, and dignity of the Kuki people, vowing to ensure that all future engagements strictly follow established procedures.

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Post Graduate MS (Surgery) Jouthah: T Lhaibiaklian Simte

Unaupa T. Khaibiaklian simte in tunai ah M-S Surgery chu Sarojini Naidu Medical Collage, Agra. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical  College University ah hung jou khe ta hi.
   Maban kumthah march 2026 chiangin UP. ah Senior resident ah seem ding hi.
   Lalpan a ma puui jing ta hen. 

SIMTE CORE

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LITAN SAREIKHONG RELIEF CENTRE: CLARIFICATION

8th December, 2025
Today, shortly after 9:30 a.m., when most inmates of the Litan Sareikhong Relief Camp had left for work—leaving behind only children, women, and the elderly—Meitei MLA Y. Khemchand arrived at the camp unannounced, accompanied by several BJP workers. Originally scheduled to visit Kamjong, the MLA instead used the absence of the majority and other responsible inmates to make an uninvited stop, taking photographs with unsuspecting children before quickly departing.
Later, and unfortunately, certain valley-based media houses used this incident to advance the MLA's personal interests and portray an impression that peace has been restored. Worse still, they merged two unrelated events—the MLA's uninvited visit and an independent journalist's interview with an IDP inmate—to falsely suggest an interaction between the MLA and the camp residents. Such misrepresentation is highly unethical, and we urge these media outlets to stop these practices and uphold journalistic integrity.
The Kuki Inpi Ukhrul, KSO-Ukhrul, the Village Authority, and the Youth Club of Litan Sareikhong were neither informed of nor involved in this abrupt visit. We do not welcome such calculated and opportunistic actions aimed at gaining visibility amidst the ongoing turmoil faced by the people of Manipur. We firmly distance ourselves from this episode and urge all leaders to act responsibly, transparently, and with genuine concern during this sensitive time.

LUNKHOJANG BAITE
I/c Litan Sareikhong Relief Camp 

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EBC Budget 2026-27: Rs 44.91 Cr

 

~ MANIPUR EXPRESS

*via W/A

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A Pastor Killed in Pakistan

Pastor Kamran Slamat, age 45, was brutally murdered on 5 December 2025 outside his residence in Islam Colony, Sialkot Road, Gujranwala, Pakistan. The tragedy unfolded early in the morning as Pastor Kamran Slamat was preparing to take his daughter to college. At that moment, an armed unidentified man approached Pastor Kamran Slamat and suddenly opened fire at close range, striking him in the right wrist, left ear, and lower abdomen. Although Pastor Kamran Slamat was rushed to Civil Hospital Gujranwala for emergency treatment, he could not survive his injuries.

Eyewitnesses reported that the killer attempted to escape immediately after the attack. In a moment of extraordinary bravery, Pastor Kamran Slamat's daughter tried to defend her father and struck the extremist with Pastor Kamran Slamat's crutch, forcing him to flee. Police arrived shortly afterward, collected forensic material, and secured CCTV footage from nearby locations. A First Information Report was registered under Section 324 of the Pakistan Penal Code. Pastor Kamran Slamat's daughter was able to identify the armed attacker, described as a man with a long beard. The investigation is ongoing, and Christians across Pakistan are demanding justice for Pastor Kamran Slamat and his family.

This horrific killing was not the first violent attack against Pastor Kamran Slamat. Two months earlier, Pastor Kamran Slamat survived another extremist assault in Islamabad in which he was shot in the leg. After that incident, he moved his family to Gujranwala hoping for greater safety. However, Pastor Kamran Slamat continued traveling to Islamabad to minister to believers, refusing to abandon the calling God placed on his life. He repeatedly received threats, yet Pastor Kamran Slamat stood firm and continued preaching the Gospel with courage and unwavering faith.

His ministry extended beyond preaching, touching many lives through prayer, pastoral care, and leadership among churches facing persecution. Pastor Kamran Slamat advocated for Christians who experienced discrimination and violence, boldly speaking out even when extremists tried to silence him.

Pastor Kamran Slamat leaves behind his wife Salmina Kamran, and his children Numeer, Arina, and Ariel, who now face deep grief and heartbreaking loss. His death has shocked the Christian community throughout Pakistan, and believers remember Pastor Kamran Slamat as a humble and faithful servant of Jesus Christ who refused to stop proclaiming the truth of the Gospel.

The martyrdom of Pastor Kamran Slamat stands as a painful reminder of the ongoing persecution Christians continue to face in Pakistan. His courage, faithfulness, and sacrificial life will continue to inspire believers everywhere to stand firm in their faith, regardless of danger, following the powerful example set by Pastor Kamran Slamat until his final breath.

Pastor Naeem Nasir 

President- Good Samaritan Ministries Pakistan

www.gsministries.org

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Manipur Govt Seeks Report on Alleged Non-Distribution of NFSA Rice

The Government of Manipur has directed the Deputy Commissioner of Churachandpur to conduct an enquiry into allegations of non-distribution of NFSA/PMGKAY rice by several Fair Price Shops (FPS) in the district, despite records showing 100% lifting and proper paperwork.

The directive was issued by the Directorate of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution (CAF&PD) after receiving a representation from Shri Michael Lamjathang Thadou, State Spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Manipur Pradesh. His complaint, dated 8 December 2025, alleged that although FPS records show full lifting of rice, many beneficiaries claim they have not received their entitled quota.

The government noted that this discrepancy between official lifting records and ground-level distribution needs urgent verification. Several villages reportedly face gaps in actual delivery despite complete documentation.

The Deputy Commissioner has been asked to look into the issue and submit a factual report at the earliest for onward submission to higher authorities. Copies of the order were also sent to senior officials, including the Chief Secretary and the District Supply Officer.

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BTT CHIALNA: GS HAUPU LAIBU

Ahong tung ding December 13th 2025 ni chiang in Zomi te Aksipi te lak a khat Pu Ginsuanhau Zou @ GS Haupu Zou Ex-MLA Singngat Assembly Constituency Life story

"Ginsuanhau Zou HINKHUA LEH NASEP" —  Lt. Col. Muan Phiamphu in a gelh hawnna neih ahi ding, hiai hun ah Zomi sung a Laa sa siam tuamtuam te banah Zomi sung a Heutu tuam tuam inleng hong uap ding ahih na ah Mipi a tam thei pen in va uap chiat di'n iki ngen in iki chial ahi.

Dated : 13/Dec./2025
Time : 11:00 am
Venue: Simte INN, Sim veng.

Pu GS Haupu Zou ahihleh Zomi Nampi adia Tha leh Zung, Sum leh Pai itt lou mi ahih banah Zomi Policy hat na dia kum paisa te ah diktattak a kalsuan mi leng ahi. I Zomi Nam Ni State Holiday list ah tel theih nang a Panla tu te lak a leng khat ahi hi. Huai kia hilou a India leh khovel pumpi ah Zomi te kipumkhat Nadia a panlak na te Zomi Nampi in chiamteh tham kisa mahmah ahihna ah, Pu GS Haupu bang bang i Zomi Nampi sung ah hong pung semsem leh chih BTT' in deihsak na kon khak uhi.

Information & Publicity
Behind The Truth BTT

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Good News: Post Matric Scholarship for ST | Manipur

As requested to  Director of Tribal Affairs Government of Manipur, Ministry of Tribal Affairs Government of India, NCST Delhi, Post Matric scholarship for ST students of Manipur has been extended till 19th December 2025. With this extension we kindly request each of tribal students of Manipur to apply the online application form within the stipulated time frame without further delay. We are extremely thankful to the concerned authority whom we approach for this extension.

Sincerely yours 

 

Sir Moi

Secretary Education KSO-General Headquarters

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KUKI POLITICS - From New Delhi to Imphal to Kangpokpi & Churachandpur

2nd JMG Meeting Since Signing of SoO: Dated: 8th December 2025 (Monday)

Place: Kangpokpi.

Brief Report from UPF Delegates of Kangpokpi:

1. Sanctions for Camp Relocation: According to government representatives, this must be processed through the Manipur Police Housing Corporation (MPHC) and may take some time.

2. Cadre's Stipend: Government representatives say they are willing to approve a two-month DBTS sanction. But we flatly refused, telling them that because we did not sign the SoO for the stipend, UPF and KNO will no longer accept the stipend if this is implemented. This will be again discussed in Delhi. Nothing has been decided on.

3. Cadre Re-verification: According to government representatives, forms will be distributed to gather cadre information or details through the appropriate SP. We informed them that we would not be able to work with them on this issue until all backlog stipends were paid in the same manner prior to signing the SoO.

~ THADOU NAM

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Manipur Council Exam Routine: Class 11

Council exam routine class 11 

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Khuainou Honeycomb Harvesting: A Valuable Thangkhal Forest Tradition

 THE photo shows large pieces of Khuainou, a traditional honeycomb collected from the forest. The combs are cut open, revealing hundreds of white larvae packed inside each cell. Some sections have a little, big round shape in the middle, which is called “Khuaiphaang.” They are all spread out on a wooden table, ready to be cleaned or prepared.

For the Thangkhals, gathering Khuainou has been a common practice for generations. People usually go deep into the jungle, climb tall trees, and carefully remove the combs from wild bee hives.

Khuainou is not only a traditional food but also an important source of income. Today, it has become quite valuable because of its taste and nutritional benefits. In the local markets of Lamka, one kilogram can cost around Rs 2,500. Even though collecting it is risky and requires skill, it remains a meaningful part of Thangkhal culture and livelihood.

Photo credit: Mr Suasuan, Kotlian village, Thangkhal Hills

~ KHALVONTAWI MEDIA

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TBC (ABA) Delhi Advent Christmas 2025 | Album

The Thangkhal Baptist Church (ABA) Delhi celebrated Advent Christmas 2025 on Sunday, 7 December 2025, at its chapel. The theme for this year was, “Greetings, you who are highly favoured! The Lord is with you.” (Luke 1:28)

For the first time, the local secretary, Mr. Khamkholianthang—known for his calm, kind-hearted, and thoughtful nature—took the pulpit to deliver the Christmas message. Speaking on the theme, he shared a simple and clear sermon titled “How We Can Receive the Word of God” (Pasian Aw I Tang Theihna Ding). He explained six important points:

1. Obedience (thumannna)
2. Humility (kingaingaimna)
3. A Pure Heart (lungsim siangthou)
4. Submission (kipumpiakna)
5. Loving God (Pasian it ding)

His message was short, peaceful, and direct. He also encouraged the members by reminding them, “We have to count our blessings.”

LEENGKHAWM – Singing and Fellowship

After the worship service, the congregation gathered at the Pastor’s Quarters for lengkhawm.
Lengkhawm literally means “flying together”, but in practice it is a heartfelt time of singing soulful hymns while beating a traditional handmade drum. It brings joy, unity, and spiritual warmth to the gathering.

When the feast was ready, the local secretary announced it and explained how the meal would be served.

Meanwhile, Ms. Chingthianmawi, Secretary of the TBCD Women Department, shared an important achievement: the church has completed reading the entire Thangkhal Bible—from Genesis to Revelation—on this very day.

This Bible reading project was initiated by the Women Department and began on Sunday, 2 March 2025. It concluded on 7 December 2025. On the final day alone, 43 members read different chapters to complete the whole Bible.

Each Sunday, after worship, members went to the Pastor’s Quarters and read at least one chapter, which was recorded in a register. With 41 Sundays this year, the church successfully read the Bible from beginning to end.

The church thanked the Women Department for leading this meaningful project, and all glory was given to God.

Grand Feast and Thanksgiving

The senior-most member present, Mr. Ginsuanhang, prayed a thanksgiving prayer and asked for God’s blessings over the feast.

A variety of delicious dishes was prepared by members of the Local Church Committee. The aroma was so tempting that, as the local secretary humorously noted, “even a cat came to check and went back with a bent neck!”

A Note from the Church’s History

Thangkhal Baptist Church Delhi (ABA) was inaugurated on Sunday, 2 September 2018, by the late Rev. Khaikhanthang, in the presence of two elders from the TBC (ABA) Headquarters—Upa Thangsuanhang (late) and Upa Kampau.

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PROGRAMME | VAIGUAN

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Thangkhal Baptist Church (ABA) Delhi Advent Christmas 2025
Theme: “Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you.” - Luke 1:28

 Amun: TBC (ABA), Delhi
Ani: 07.12.2025
Ahun: 11:00 AM -1:00 PM
 
Hunkem
Pa Bruce K. Thangkhal, B.D.
Member, L.C.C.
 
Hunhong:
Nu Hahat
Finance Secretary, Women Department
 
Praise & Worship
 
Special item
1. Sunday School Naupangte
2. Pa Hanglamthang & Family
 
MESSAGE
Pa Khamkholianthang
Secretary, L.C.C.
 
Special No.
Pa Khuplunlal
Finance Secretary, L.C.C
 
Thohlawm Dawnna: Hymn
 
Special No.:
Pa Sianpu
M. Div 1st Year Student
Caleb Institute, Gurugram, Haryana
 
Phuannop Hun: Saptuam toh kisai.
 
Hymn: Mipi.
 
Hunkhakna Thumna:
Pa Hausuankhai
 
NB: Family/Individual apat lasakna or Bible tanggenna programme kikal ah apoimoh banga hung kizep lut ding ahi chi'n ikitheisak uhi.
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TUANVAI PAPAITE | 06.12.'25

(MESS TEAM)

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LENGKHAWM | 07.12.'25

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