In the heart of Lamka, as the night settles in and winter's chill begins to creep across the streets, a group of hardworking Zomi women continue their quiet struggle for daily survival. Under the dim glow of makeshift lamps, they set up their stalls—simple wooden tables lined with pots and trays filled with their lovingly prepared dishes: chicken, pork, and other home-cooked varieties.
Despite the cold, these women remain at their posts, hoping to earn a few coins before the night ends. Their dedication reflects the reality of many families in Lamka who depend entirely on meagre daily incomes. Each plate they sell is more than food—it is effort, resilience, and the hope of supporting their households.
This is night life in Lamka: perseverance illuminated by small lights, and courage seen in the quiet labour of women who continue working long after the town has gone dark.
Pic: Zogam Insight
~ KV News
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