Book Overview: Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim: A legacy of Love and Service

Overview by: Archie Muan Munluo

Title: Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim: A Legacy of Love and Service

Compiled and edited by Mary Chinzoujam 
(eldest daughter of Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim)

Genre: Non-fiction, Biography/Memoir

Page: 222

This heartfelt biography chronicles the inspiring life of Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim, celebrating his legacy of love, service, and dedication. Through personal anecdotes and diaries, family stories, and reflections, this memoir paints a vivid portrait of a remarkable individual who touched countless lives through his selfless acts and unwavering compassion. This book serves as both a tribute to Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim’s enduring legacy and a source of inspiration for readers to embrace love and service in their own lives.

In A legacy of Love and service;  Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim, Mary weaves together the pieces of her father's life, drawn from the pages of his diaries, the Voice of those who knew him best, and the tender reflections of a daughter longing to preserve what time cannot erase. The book is a "one-Volume, cradle-to-the-grave narrative" that attempts to provide a fresh portrait of Pu Aloysius Nekhojang as real, credible, and charismatic in the same way he was perceived by his contemporaries.

Known as Zogam Sakol for his pivotal role in politics and literature in Zosuan CHIN-KUKI-MIZO communities, Pu Aloysius Nekhojang Tungdim legacy extended beyond his political (ZNC, KNA, ZORO, UZO, etc.) achievements to his profound impact as an educator and visionary leader. Pu Jang legacy is indeed a beacon of love and service. His contribution to Zou Politics, Literature and Social development continues to resonate and inspire individuals worldwide through this book.

The book offers insights into the lives of people in the 1950s-1990s, it provides a comprehensive look at various aspects of our life, culture, economy, living standard, and educational background during that decade.

The book also examines and provides the political landscape of the CHIN-KUKI-MIZO of the 1970s-1990s, covering a range of topics from ZNC, ZORO, KNA, UZO to the NSCN war on genocide. This book indeed is a diamond for Zou literature; the book itself is a reference for the next generation. 

This book honors a life well lived and reminds us of the beauty in remembering a man whose impact endures in the hearts of those who loved him. 

Theme: "The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want." ~ Psalm 23:1.

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