MIZORAM, Nov 04, 2020 --- A Mizo man have been murdered in a horrible manner on Tuesday evening, November 3rd.
A body without head was found in Rihkhawdar, Myanmar bordering with Zokhawthar Village of Champhai district, Mizoram.
Sources said Mr Tluangtea allegedly beheaded Mr Pianga as he was instructed by God.
Mr Tluanga confessed that he killed his friend Mr Pianga according to the adviced given by God, as locals said. "God told me to cut his throat", as Tluanga confessed.
Thangkhal Baptist Church (ABA), Manipur
TBC YOUTH DAY 2020
Theme: "Remember thy Creator" - Eccl. 12:1
Venue: M. Tanglian Village, Singngat Sub Division, Ccpur, Manipur.
Date: 28 Oct - 01 Nov 2020
Youth Day Games & Sports Result
1. VOLLEYBALL
Men
1st: Kamhang
2nd: S. Phaiza
Women
1st: Ngoiphai
2nd: S. Phaiza
2. FOOTBALL
Men
1st: S. Phaiza
2nd: Ngoiphai
Women
1st: S. Geltui
2nd: S. Phaiza
3. ARM WRESTLING
Men
1st: Hangkhankhual
2nd: Pauboi
Women
1st: Niangzalam
2nd: Nuamsonhoih
4. SHOT PUT
Men
1st: Paumuantung
2nd: Pauboi
Women
1st: Mandeih
2nd: Nuamsonhoih
5. 100M RACE
Men
1st: Jeffrey
2nd: Suanmuansang
Women
1st: Dimboikim
2nd: Niangzalam
6. STRONGEST MAN
1st: Hangkhankhual
2nd: Jeffrey
7. NEEDLE RACE
(Women Only)
1st: Sungi
2nd: Nemchoi
8. BROAD JUMP
(Men Only)
1st: Suanmuansang
2nd: Khamsianlun
9. ONE LEGGED RACE
(Women Only)
1st: Niangzalam
2nd: Dimboikim
10. FLOUR RELAY
Champion: S. Geltui
11. Tug of War
Men
1st: Ngoiphai
2nd: S. Geltui
Women
1st: M. Tanglian
2nd: S. Geltui
Overall champion S. Geltui took away 13 prizes -- 9 individuals and 4 groups.
Note: If anything left out, please inform us so that we can update asap.
The first ever chartered flight ‘Fly Dubai’ with 189 passengers from Dubai to Guwahati, Assam took place on July 3, 2020.
The second chartered flight ‘Indigo’ with 171 passengers from Dubai to Guwahati took place on July 23, 2020. Each flight ticket costs over Rs 30K. Then, how much would it cost for 300+ passengers?
The man behind this mission is David Lalzakham Tusing, a journalist and editor in Dubai City.
Here are excerpts from the interview with Mr Bruce K. Thangkhal, Joint Editor, Zogam Today.
Zogam Today (ZT): Hello Mr David, we appreciate your work in Dubai. Can we have a talk?
David Tusing (DT) : Thank you. It will be my pleasure.
ZT: Can you share us about yourself?
DT: I was born in Hill Town, Churachandpur. I am the middle child with 4 other siblings. Growing up, my father owned a chain of book stores called Book Centre as well as a printing press, L&R Printing Press. My mother was a housewife who was deeply involved in social work and church activities.
ZT: Where did you complete your high school?
DT: I was one of the first ever students of Lapuithluaii Foundation School. Although I moved schools a lot, I eventually came back to Foundation School and finished my Class 10 there. 
ZT: What was your childhood dream?
DT: I was a loner growing up and was often bullied and made fun of at school because I was different. So I found comfort in books. I read a lot. Also, since my dad owned book stores, I would sit all day at the shop and read and read. That’s why, ever since I was a young boy, I wanted to be a writer.
ZT: Where did you complete your Graduation and PG?
DT: When I finished my Class 10 after two attempts (I failed the first time), I went to Kotagiri, a small hill station in The Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, about an hour’s drive from Ooty. I did my Class 11 and 12 there. Then, upon graduation, I went to Mysore to do my Bachelor’s in Journalism. After that, I came to Bangalore to do my Master’s Degree in Media Studies.
ZT: What's your job at present?
DT: After 15 years working with different newspapers, I have decided to go freelance. So I am currently a free agent, contributing for different newspapers and magazines.
ZT: Which beat are you dealing?
DT: Ever since I started in journalism, I have been focused on lifestyle and entertainment. And that’s the beat I have been doing for the last 15 years. I have however also written on various topics outside of my main interest.
ZT: How do you landed in Dubai?
DT: While I was studying in Bangalore, I was freelancing for a newspaper in Dubai called Emirates Today. They were very impressed with my work and offered me a job. That’s how I landed in Dubai in 2006.
ZT: How do you get internship with CNN in London? Wasn't there an opportunity to work with CNN after your internship?
DT: I won a global journalism award in 2004 called the Ibda’a Media Students Award, organized by the Dubai Media City. I competed against more than 80 journalism students from around the world to win the title. My prize was an internship with CNN International in London, with all expenses paid for by Dubai Media City.
No, I did not work at CNN after the internship because the UK has strict rules about residency visas for non UK citizens and it was too complicated to pursue.
ZT: What was your first job in Dubai?
DT: I came to Dubai in 2006 and worked as Features Writer with Emirates Today, an English daily that is no longer in publication.
ZT: How long have you been working in Dubai?
DT: I’ve been in Dubai now for 14 years.
ZT: Isn't Dubai expensive? How do you balance your life?
DT: Yes, Dubai is expensive. But since I’ve been here for so many years, I’ve learned how to balance things.
ZT: We heard that you did a commendable work in helping many Indians, especially the North East Indians, to reach home safely from Dubai? How do you do that?
DT: Thank you. I was only a small part of a group of volunteers who came together to help our stranded people go home.
When the Lockdowns began in March, many UAE residents who’ve lost their jobs could not go home. And as the lockdowns extended, they were running out of money.
I am quite active on Twitter and someone sent me a tweet asking of I could help them. That’s how it all started for me. I was just sitting at home and watching Netflix. I thought it might be better if I did something in my free time.
ZT: How many North East Indians have been helped during the global pandemic?
DT: Honestly, I have lost count and I never counted. We've repatriated two full flights to Guwahati. I’ve also been involved with a number of groups and charities who were active during the lockdowns. There have also been situations when we’ve received distress calls, from people who cannot pay their rent or have food to eat, and we’ve been able to find ways around that.
ZT: During the repatriation of overseas Indians, some said there is no Indian flights availabe for the North East states. What do you think?
DT: Absolutely. The North East region continues to be ignored. And in our time of need, no one was there to look out for us. Other states like Kerala had multiple flights and communities who came together to help their people. For the North East, there were none.
ZT: How can we improve/encourage the NE people when facing this kind of situations? How can we collectively work?
DT: We need to create a platform or some form of social organization that can be the one source of help in situations such as the global pandemic. We’ve been thinking about this and will probably work on setting up one.
ZT: What kind of compliments have you received?
DT: Just lots of good wishes and thanks.
ZT: When was the campaign for Repatriation Flights began?
DT: I had lots of co-volunteers without whom I couldn’t have done any of what we did. I had leaders from the Mizo, Eimi and Tangkhul communities who were part of my core group.
ZT: You broke a record in Mysore University. Can you share us?
DT: Thank you. I did my Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism in Mysore. It’s a three-year course. Upon graduation, at the valedictory, they award gold medals to the highest scorers in each subject, and I won for Journalism. It was quite an achievement as there are more than 200 institutions under Mysore University.
ZT: Is there any possibility for North East people to work in Dubai?
DT: Of course. There are many from the North East working here in Dubai.
ZT: You may heard "Racial discrimination" against the North East people in India. What is your reaction?
DT: Yes, I have, and have been a victim many times, back in India and many places around the world I’ve travelled to. Racism is mostly due to ignorance and the best way to tackle it is to calmly and firmly try to explain to the perpetrator why what they’re saying or doing is hurtful. Education is key.
ZT: How can we make Manipur a better state?
DT: Corruption is the root cause of many of our problems. But also, apathy from our political leaders who are not in it for the people they represent but for themselves. If we start voting for leaders who will take care of us as a people, we will go a long way. We desperately need real leaders.
ZT: What example can we draw from Dubai?
DT: Dubai is known for its vision. Sure, the discovery of oil changed the lives of people forever. But it is how they’ve used that oil money to transform their city that’s really inspiring. There is a lesson there for everyone.
ZT: How do you see us -- local dailies and journalists? Any suggestion?
DT: We still have a long way to go in terms of real journalism. True journalism is to serve the public, to give them an unbiased and unfettered picture of the world around them. That also includes asking tough questions and exposing the truth, no matter how uncomfortable or sometimes dangerous. We are yet to get to that point in Lamka. The risks are just too high, and no one’s willing to take them yet.
ZT: Who inspired you to take up this challenges, Repatriation Mission?
DT: My mother. Growing up, she’d always taught us that the more we give, the more we receive. She spent her life giving and giving. I probably got it from her.
ZT: Is there any bitter moment which you won't simply forget?
DT: There were many hardships and there were many days I had to to just switch off my phone because it was becoming too much to handle. The stories were all heartbreaking and that was the only thing that kept me going.
ZT: What's your plan?
DT: I would like to come back to Churachandpur, own a little farm, eat off the land and read lots and lots of books the whole day. Jokes aside, I’d like to continue my social work and turn it into something big. Let’s see.
ZT: What do you like to convey to our readers?
DT: I still see a lot of the new generation stuck in their old ways, too comfortable to be where they are. We need to dream bigger and aim higher. There is nothing we cannot do if we try. There is no place in the world we cannot conquer.
ZT: Thank you for sparing your valuable time.
DT: Thank you for the opportunity.
~ Zogam Today | 30-10-2020
(Zogam Today completed 8 years on this day)
*Bruce K. Thangkhal is also the editor of Khalvontawi.Com.
Basic Principles of Social Media -
1. OBJECTIVITY = Media toh kisaikha nahileh na objectivity theih gige in. Na main responsibility ahileh mipite kiangah thupuaktu (mass communicator) na hi. Thu pesawntu, thu thehdarhtu nahi. Na objectivity pialsan het ken. Always follow your objectivity!
2. FACTS = Na thusuahte thudik" ahih ding ahi. Phuahtawm theihlouh ahi. Mi thugen lou khat va mawk suah theihlouh ahi. Mi thugen na Quote nuamleh amah gen bang chet in gelh/record/suah in. Na thusuah ding toh kisai kha-te (Phil.Orgn, Church, Students Union, etc Or Pres/Secy/Member, etc theihsak masa inlah, amau deih dan theihpih inla, zui in. Mi thugente ah bangmah thuneihna (rights) na nei kei. Check/verify your facts!
3. IMPARTIALITY = Panpih tuam neilou a thusuah ding ahi. Panpih tuam a thusuah na nei nini buaina in a hong zui thei ngal a, or a hong khonung zui thei thouthou hi. Tua chu na buaina banah midangte buaisak sawntu na suak khathei. Mahni deih dan dan a thu suah theih hilou chih thei in. Be neutral!
4. PRIVACY = Mi personal toh kisai khate amau phalna louh in suah ken. Phalna ngen masa in. Thil khat peuh peuh News dan a na suah ding ahihleh amaute (news toh kisai khate) theihsak masa phawt in. Amau ngaihdan toh kituak paipih in. Ask permission!
5. OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE = Na language zatpen simple leh theihnawp theihpen in zang in. Kam/haam kilawm lou sexy/vulgar/communal/hatred lam him him zatlouh ding ahi. Na zat angaileh, example in "F**K", chih bang in zangh in. Don't use bad words!
6. PLAGIARISM = Na news item (pic + video)/thusuahte nangmah bawlkhiat (own produce) ahihkeileh news na lakna source pang sak tei tei in. Example: Source: The New York Times. Don't steal, give credits to the owner!
7. IDENTITY = Rape Victim leh kumchinglou numei naupang (minor age) te Identity toh kisai Name, Father/Mothers Name, Address, Name of School, Photograph, etc "news" (print, radio, tv, internet, social media, etc) ah suah theihlouh ahi. Daan/Law in phallou. Don't publish such!
Hih atung ate na zui keileh buaina siamtu na suak kha thei ding a, na tungah thubuai siamkhum in na om thei ding hi. Legal Case or Police Complaint ah na buailou tawp in "Salam Nasat" kha ding hi, pilvang khel a hoih om lou hi. Hih thute na zuithei leh mi hampha na hi.
If you can't follow the above, leave media! Otherwise you are just a horrible troublemaker.
You can be booked under various sections/acts such as (i) Information Technology Act, 2005, (ii) Cyber Crime, (iii) Copyrights Violation, etc.
If you can follow the above, you can enjoy, the Freedom of Speech & Expression. Thumbs up!
Eimite a diak in Facebook Group leh WhatsApp Group Admin ten i mawhpuakna uh theichiat ni.
Editor,
KHALVONTAWI.COM
The 29th October, 2020
Laibu deihte'n Pastor Thangdoulal tungtawn in muhtheih/leitheih ding hi.
*KHALVONTAWI*
*VOICE OF THANGKHAL*
MU BCom (Hons) exam results was declared on Monday.
Carolyn Chingthianmawi scored the highest marks in all the papers.
No of Candidates Appeared: Male = 278, Female = 194, Total = 472.
No of Candidates Passed: Male = 208, Female: 152, Total = 360.
This Topper is the beloved daughter of Shri Pauminlianthang, Ex-President of both, Thangkhal Tribe Organisation (TTO H/Q) and Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (TSP H/Q), Manipur.
Her mother is also a member of Zomi Mothers Association (ZMA), Manipur.
Miss Carolyn have been recorded as a brilliant student in Rayburn College, Lamka, Ccpur, Manipur.
TSP (H/Q) members led by its president Mr.Khaisuanlam congratulated Miss Carolyn at her residence on Monday, 26-10-2020 evening.
KV Media wishes her all the very best in her future endeavour.
LAMKA ADIA NGAIHKHOK OFFICIAL TAKA HIHTUAK TE:
(ADCC EM TOWN MOHPUAK)
1. Trade license leh vanman regular tak a check a control di ( abik in gamdang mitoh kisai a).
2. Company toh kisai a gamdang min agency ana letkhateng uh lakkik a - agammi singtangmi min a agency laksak ding.
3. Govt scheme toh kisai a Bank te moh puak na leh a CDR uh etkai det di.
4. Khopi sung drainage hoih lou pen private agency khat toh PPP system a bawl hoih di.
5. Khopi sung a lampi tung a cable gui pai zengzung te hah siang ding,
6. Khopi sunga lampi phiat siang di mi koih di.
7. Lamka khopi a district council depart 6 omte leh state depart 50 val om te half yearly report suah sak gige di etsakna in : Fishery depart, Horticulture leh Agriculture, Veterinary depart ten bang bang sem, a beneficiary list detail uh news a suah sak gige di.
By
C T Lian
Counsellor MDC
26-10-2020
LAMKA, OCT 25, 2020 – The Thangkhals in Manipur have elected their "President".
The Thangkhal Tribe Organisation (TTO) General Assembly cum Presidential Election 2020 have been conducted at S. Geltui Village, Singhat Sub-division, Churachandpur, Manipur on October 23, 2020.
Two candidates namely, Mr Thangsuanmuan and Mr Ginlunthang contested for the post of President of Thangkhal Tribe Organisation.
"Out of 135 votes, Mr Ginlunthang got 70 votes while Mr Thangsuanmuan got 63 votes. Two votes are invalid," as declared by Mr Ginsuanlal, Election Commissioner, TTO on the same day.
According to the Electoral Roll List prepared by the Election Commission, there are 185 votes including All Thangkhal Chiefs, and Ex-Presidents of TTO (TPO), TYO, and TSP.
Mr John K. Ngaihte, President, Zomi Council, Manipur, Dr TK Mang, President, Paite Tribe Council (PTC), Mr Vanlallian, President, Zomi Students Federation (ZSF), and Mr SN John, President, Zillai (Vaiphei Students' Association) graced the occasion.
The elected president is set to form the complete executive body (cabinet) within 14 days from the announcement of result. The tenure office is of three years.
Thangkhal is a distinctive community which have their own dialect, custom and tradition. They have their own traditional attires.
They have their own social organs such as Thangkhal Youth Organsiation (TYO), Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (TSP/Students Wing), and Thangkhal Baptist Church.
The Thangkhals are seeking "tribe recognition". However, the Government of Manipur has not recognized till date.
~ KV Media
AMASAPE'N in hibang hun manpha hong pia ibiak Toupa Jesu Khrist min thupi ta hen.
Tuni KV Group Admin apang -- Haumuan, Bruce K. Thangkhal, Minji leh Alex Khaltal te'n tuni nitak lam dak 2pm in Tuibuang ah meeting nei uhi.
Tuanah genkhawm a om te
--- 1) Pu MG Muanlal Thangkhal = A tenna inn ah vist bawl ua, a tapa (nausen) vehna va nei uhi.
---- 2) Pu Thangsuanmuan = TTO president candidate siatbatna va nei uhi. Tuanah Pu Haumuan in thugenna tomkim in zangh a, Pasian kungah thumna nei hi. Theitui dawnkhawmna zong nei uhi.
---- 3) Pu Ginlunthang = TTO President a teelching a om pe'n kipakpihna etsakna in theitui vakhai uhi. President-pu buaipi tuam pawimoh tak a om ziak in kimuhpih khalou a suak uhi.
Pu MG Muanlal Thangkhal phonecall tungtawn in ki-contact a, buaina tuam a neih ziak in tuni Group Adminte program ah hong tel theilou chi hi.
Hun lemchang masape'n ah KV GROUP ADMIN teng in *MEDIA ETHICS* (Media Role) toh kisai kikup khawmna kinei sawm hi.
Ahun leh amun awl in iki zasak ding uhi.
Lungdam ing,
Long Live, Thangkhal
Longlive
THANGKHAL leh KHALVONTAWI adia gin awm
By
~ Alex Thangboi
Group Admin Incharge
KHALVONTAWI Group Admins
Manipur
25-10-2020
LAMKA, OCT 25, 2020 --- Amasa pen in tu chiang tan I ma uh hung pui, damna hungpia leh Thangkhal Tribe Organisation (TTO) General Assembly -Cum- Presidential Election 2020 thoveng tak a hung zousak I biak Pasian kiang ah kipak thu gen in minthan na teng I pia uhi.
Tua leh ,TTO General Assembly-Cum- Presidential Election thoveng tak a I zawh theih uh I lungdam mah bang un, eite a ding a nahoih,silhoih hong sep sak Thangkhal te'n buaina ituak lai ua Lemna simthu hong leel sak Pu. GINSUANHAU (60- Singngat MLA by-election Uncontested) kiang a kipak thugen ding in aki kalsuan na ah, Pu Ginsuanhau in a Zi Pi Thianching toh Presidential election thoveng tak a I neih thei uh hung Lung dam pih uh etsak na in TTO President Thak Pu T Ginluthang jong Zou Puan khat silh sak na nei uhi.
Tua leh TTO President thak Pu.T Ginlunthang in zong tu tung by-election 60-Singngat A/C a MLA , uncontest a Lohchin na ana ngah Pu Ginsuanhau @ G.S Haupu Zou, hibang a lohchin na aneih na tung ah Lungdampih etsak na in Puanlai San khat silh sak na nei hi.
Tua leh Pu.Ginsuanhau in jong maban kalsuan nang a lung kituak tak leh Khentuam paih tuam nei Lou a kalsuan khawm ding in a deihsak thu jong hung vaikhak hi.
Lungtuak tuibang luangkhom, itna Laikuang uum khawm in dougal melma khuai bang a hang jong Thangkhal Lia - leh - Tang te'n Lungtuak pheiphung suan khawm peuh leng I biak tung Sianmang in Lumbang hong sung dia, I Thangkhal nam Ni bang hong pallun ding hi.
Lungdam
TTO Information
Here are the excerpts from the chat between Mr Jacob Zou and Mr Bruce K. Thangkhal, Joint Editor, Zogam Today.
JZ: Thank you. I have started a small beauty studio only, which is a makeup training institute and a studio.
ZT: What is the name of your insitute?
JZ: Jacob Zou Beauty Institute.
ZT: Can you tell us about yourself?
JZ: Myself is Jacob Zou. I have three brothers and three sisters. I'm the sixth among the seven siblings. My beloved dad (Khupzalal Phiamphu), was a carpenter by profession. He left us for heavenly abode on Dec 24, 2012. My beloved mom (M. Niangneikim) is a small businesswoman. We live in Muizol village, in Sangaikot Sub-division, Churachandpur, Manipur.
ZT: How did your family live?
JZ: After my daddy left us, our livelihood became so hard. It was really difficult even to get two square meals in a day. Then my mom started a small business. By God's grace, my mom sustained our lives.
ZT: How old are you now?
JZ: I am 22. My birthday falls on May 4th!
JZ: I started the construction of my studio in the first week of August. We completed on August 18th and was inaugurated on the next day. Then class started on August 20th.
ZT: What about the course and its fee?
JZ: It's a two-month crash course. The fee is Rs 10K only, which can be paid in two instalments. I can say the course is 100% practicals. We also had theory class before starting the practicals. Basic theory is necessary so that trainees can learn quickly.
ZT: What type of equipments/tools used in your studio?
JZ: As it's all about makeup studio, we used everything that is related to makeup tools and brushes, etc.
ZT: Where is your institute located?
JZ: Tuibuong Khopi Veng, Opposite Thangkhal Baptist Church, Near MS Little Angel.
ZT: Where did you learnt Makeup?
JZ: We, our family, shifted to Imphal and stayed in a rented house, when I was in 6th standard. I came to experienced the city life, as well as I came to know the son of our houseowner was a professional makeup artist and a renowned fashion designer. I was so lucky to say that he understand my burning passion in makeup and he trained me like his beloved kid. So I gained knowledge and skills of makeup from him. He was my great mentor, who is a godfather to me. I started working under him as assistant when I was reading 9th standard. I have experienced in makepup for 6 years now.
ZT: What was your specialization area?
JZ: I am specialized in all makeup looks.
ZT: What is Makeup all about?
JZ: From my own experiences, I can say that makeup is an art of making a person more beautiful with positive thoughts.
ZT: Who can join the course?
JZ: It's open for everybody. There is no restriction whether gay, homo, or tomboy, etc. Every one is welcome if he/she has a soul thrill of makeup.
ZT: What was your childhood dream?
JZ: In my childhood days, I didn't have constant dream. My dream changes according to my moods. When I saw a navy I want to become a navy, when I saw doctors I want to be a doctor.
ZT: Where did you studied?
JZ: I've completed Class X from Don Bosco High School, Imphal in 2016, and Class XII (Arts) from CC Hr Sec School, Imphal in 2019.
ZT: In what division?
JZ: Both Class X and XII in Second Division only.
ZT: Did you continue your studies?
JZ: I am currently pursuing BA (2nd sem) in Modern College, Imphal.
ZT: What prompts you to start this institute?
JZ: To give the best training to others about what I learned for the past many years.
ZT: How much have you spend on your studio?
JZ: Approximately 2.4 lakhs till now.
ZT: When is the next batch starting?
JZ: Admission for the Second Batch is going on. Class will resume on October 20.
ZT: What are the class timings?
JZ: We took class only in the morningshift from 7:30am -10:00am.
ZT: What is your favourite colour?
JZ: Green
ZT: What is your hobby?
JZ: Practicing makeup on my face.
ZT: Who is your favourite person?
JZ: My trainer Kumarjit Laishram, who has inspired me alot.
ZT: Who is your favourite actor?
JZ: Bollywood filmstar Kangana Ranaut is my favourite. Her fashion is amazing, her inner beauty, confident, etc. Above all, she is a self-made star that's why I love her the most.
ZT: Any makeup asignments in films and albums?
JZ: Yes, I did makeups in Thadou-Kuki music albums mostly directed by Mr M. Paoneo Haokip, namely, "Nang Ka Ngaina" (which crossed million views), "Honey Moon", and Lhangvum Khat A", which has crossed 100k views in 24 hours soon after uploaded. I also did makeups in albums like Dai Lou Ding, Nanga Kahiye, and documentary film Anglo-Kuki War (1917-1919).
ZT: Which is the most satisfying makeup you did so far?
JZ: I think I did my best in the Anglo Kuki War, a documentary film, last year in Henglep. This was my first "wounds" makeup, the look was so natural. Many of us were amazedI I received lots of appreciations.
ZT: Are you also good in hair styles?
JZ: Some how but not as a professional.
ZT: What type of people need makeup? Do a normal person need?
JZ: Of course, we can do every day makeup, especially when we are about to go outside. But don't do heavy makeup.
ZT: Do you think the people of Lamka town is "beauty conscious"?
JZ: Yes, everyone is hunting for beauty knowhow person. I think our people today have changed their mindsets. They understand better than before.
ZT: Some said you got awards. Can you share us?
JZ: I received Zolengthe Multi-Academic Award 2019 as an Outstanding Makeup Artist.
ZT: Can you share some of your professional experiences?
JZ: I worked in the following:
---- as Head Character Makeup Director in the Anglo Kuki War (1917-1919) documentary film.
---- as Head Makeup Director of the Models in the Sangai Festival 2019 Fashion Show (on Nov 29).
---- as Assistant Makeup Director of the Models in the Kumarjit Fashion Show at the Sangai Festival 2019 (on Nov 30)
---- as Makeup Artist in Manipur Fashion Rendivous first edition 2014.
---- as Makeup Artist in Manipur Fashion Rendivous second edition 2015.
---- as Makeup Artist in Manipur Fashion Week 2018.
---- as Makeup Artist in Kumarjit Fashion Show Present 2019 (Organised by Radiant Group).
ZT: You've reached this stage. To whom do you credit?
JZ: Some how my dream comes true now. It's all because of the love and support I got from my family. The unceasing supports from my mom, who prayed for us every day and night. My sister, Naomi, who is my second mom because she took care of us. She is the main source of our income, next to my mom. She take all the family responsibilities. Both worked so hard for us. They sacrificed for our life so much, I won't forget in my life. I owe them to due respect and treat them the best from me, until my last breath.
I am grateful and indebted to my guru Kumarjit Laishram, who lovingly brought me into the World of Makeup. Without him, I won't be here today. I prayed for his blessings.
Last but not the least, special thanks goes to all my sweet friends who always stood by me through thick and thin.
ZT: Do you have any incident which lingers in your mind?
JZ: I can't forget one incident when I was in 9th standard. It was a rainy day, there was flood everywhere in Imphal. We cannot go anywhere due to the floood. It was off season for my mom's business, so we faced financial problem in our family. We even didn't have rice to cook. Then I borrowed fishing net from our neighbour and went for fishing with my siblings. We keep on fishing till late night so that we can have for dinner. It was very difficult but there were no choice either. I can't explain what I felt at that time, but i didn't lost hope for my future.
ZT: What is your future plan?
JZ: To have a healthy family. Also to give my best to my mom till her last breath.
ZT: What do you want to convey to the readers?
JZ: Believe yourself follow what your heart desires no matters how hard it will be. Don't forget to grab the opportunity which comes only once in lifetime.
ZT: Thank you for sparing your time. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavour.
JZ: Thank you very much for giving me such a big opportunity. May God bless Zogam Today and staff, more and more.
~ Zogam Today | 18-10-2020
LAMKA, OCT 14, 2020 -- Singngat to Lamka bahara toh kisai detail, 19 October apat zatpat hita ding.
See the document.
His painting, the 'Peaceful Smile' was sold out, at Rs.3,74,688.67.
The news shocked all over India and the netizens started buzzing: "Who is he?"
This self-taught artist have Been declared as the "Winner of the 2020 International Artist Grand Prize Competition" by the ART Revolution Taipei-2020 in Taiwan.
Around 5000 artitsts from 82 different countries participated in the exhibition from 27-30 August 2020.
He loves art since childhood and is passionate about hyperrealism sketches.
Art plays an important role in his life in overcoming any problems or stress. His works do not showcase monotonous themes. His works are full of vibrant themes and showcase a variety of aspects of everyday life.
His inspiration comes from his observations from day to day events including anything which moves his heart and touches the strings of his soul.
The artist himself admires the patience needed behind a realistic art work and loves to work patiently on each and every detail.
His main aim as an artist is to reach out to people through his art works and bring a smile on their faces and share the joy he receives while working on his artworks with his audience, cause to him the process of making an artwork is as important as the finished piece of art.
From a small hamlet to international cities, his paintings/drawings (art) travelled worldwide surpassing around 5000 competitors from across the globe.
Three of his paintings -- The Peaceful Smile, The Inquisitive Eye, and The Fiorenza -- have been selected in the recently concluded art exhibition in Taipei.
One sold out at Rs 7.4 lacs, and the other got an international grand prize.
Let us see what is inside these arts.
1. THE PEACEFUL SMILE
Title: Peaceful Smile
Medium: Pencil on paper
Size: 73cm x 53 cm
Time taken: 70 hours
This was sold at Rs. 3,74,688.67!
Description:
This sketch depicts the happy and energizing youthful smile of the girl, who is seen playfully smiling as water is being splashed on her face. With wet face and water dripping all over, she is enjoying the moment and cherishing it as she gives her most vibrant smile showing her pearly whites.
The artist skillfully portrays the intricacies of a happy girl with a peaceful smile. The girl is seen looking at someone with playfulness in her eyes as she smiles.
Happiness which is a very broad spectrum for humans as each one finds their happiness in different ways so is the girl here happily smiling with wet face.
Thus, the artist leaves the space open for his audience who can then come up with their own assumptions and conclusions not restricting them to narrow done their thinking.
2. THE INQUISITIVE EYE
Title: The Inquisitive Eye
Medium: Pencil on paper
Size: 77cm x 65 cm
Time taken: 80 hours
Description:
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it is shown wonderfully in this pencil sketch of the artist. As he sketches the minute details of the eye and makes the audience wonder what the eye is seeing and looking at, giving them a chance to look at the sketch and come up with their own imaginations and views.
"The eyes are the mirror of the soul and reflect everything that seems to be hidden; and like a mirror, they also reflect the person looking into them." - Paulo Coelho.
The artist beautifully demonstrates the peeking eye which is in focus and is looking at the world outside with wonder.
Given to the artist commendable skills one can see the intricate details including the eye lashes and the pupil. So real it seems that one can look at it and find the eye looking back at them, watching them.
3. THE FIORENZA
Title: Fiorenza (old italian)
Medium: Pencil on paper
Size: 77cm x 60 cm
Time taken: 80 hours
This won the "2020 International Artist Grand Prize Competition" in the recently concluded ART Revolution Taipei-2020.
Description:
A beautiful illustration of a young maiden looking with a very calm and composed, poised grace as delicate as a flower and as fierce as the blazing fire.
The artist skillfully portrays the girl with a wet face and water droplets slowly dripping from her forehead to her hand on which she rests her face gazing with a seductive composure where she can be seen with a slight mocking gaze as her eyes highlight the slight smirk which is hidden in her expression.
The artist beautifully demonstrates the entire face with a very even and real description of the actual real features and not animating the portrait. From the beautiful face to the glossy hair with little strands over her face as she is wet with water dripping all over her.
This 23-year-old artist Singson is now planning to startup his own "Art Studio" in Lamka town, Churachandpur. He want to create awareness about "hyperrealistic arts".
He participated in the following art exhibitions:
1. National level "Passion Explosion" at Artizen Gallery, ITO, New Delhi 2019.
2. National level "Art n Art" at Artizen Gallery, ITO, New Delhi. 1st Prize Winner of the year 2019 Art n Art (public voting).
3. Art Exhibition at North East Festival at IGNCA 2019.
4. World Indegenous Day, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts 2019.
5. Art Exibition at GOA (Entertainment Society of Goa) 2020.
6. Art Exhibition in Mumbai at Taj Hotel Palace, 2020.
7. Spandan Global: Indo Singapore Art Festival, Singapore, April 17-21 2020, and
8. ART Revolution Taipei 2020 - Taiwan, May 22-25, 2020.
The boy who brought glory for his country, is Zamminlun Singson, a resident of Sumtukphai Village in Churachandpur, Manipur.
Mr Singson aims to exhibit more in future.
"We wish him a grand success."
~ Bruce K. Thangkhal
12.10.2020
The 21st ZOU GAL MEMORIAL SHIELD - 2020
VOLLEYBALL FINAL
Date : 10 Oct. 2020 (Saturday)
Venue : Zou Gal Centenary Memorial Ground, M Lunmual Village, Singngat Sub-Div. CCpur District, Manipur.
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Chief Guest :
Shri. Nongmaithem Kiran Meitei
Guest Of Honour :
Shri. TD Joseph Chinkhanmang Zou
Functional President :
Shri. Jamchinthang Zou
Chief Host :
Shri. Chinlunthang
DETAIL PROGRAMME :
Arrival of Public : 10:30am
Arrival Of VVIPz : 11:00am
👉🏻 Compere :
Mr. Marcus Chinsuanlian
👉🏻 Rec. Secretary :
Felix Sianmuanthang
👉🏻 Opening Prayer :
Rev. Lamsuanthang, ZPCS
👉🏻 Welcome Address & Introduction of VVIPz :
Mr. Nengchinlam,
Incharge Literature & Youth Affairs, UZO-GHQ
👉🏻 Zou Gal Shield Laapi Honna :
Pu Chinlunthang
President, UZO-GHQ
👉🏻 Zou Gal Shield Laapi Sahna :
Thangboi Tungnung
👉🏻 Presentation & Speech :
1. Chief Guest
2. Guest Of Honour
👉🏻 Special No. : ZAU
👉🏻 ZYO Ambulance Honna :
Shri Nengkhenthang Samte
Chief Of Zabellei, Ex-President, UZO-GHQ
👉🏻 ZYO Ambulance Latna :
Rev. Ginsuanthang
Biel Pastor, MELC
👉🏻 Short Speech :
Shri Nangzathang
President, ZYO-GHQ
👉🏻 Special No. : ZAU
👉🏻 Presentation Of Donors :
Mr. Thang David
Secretary, ZMSC
👉🏻 Vote Of Thanks :
👉🏻 Closing Prayers :
Upa Ginthang
Home-Secy. UZO-GHQ
Notes:
Parking Incharge will be initiated by Mr Hau Johnson & ZYO-Haupi Block
Men's Volleyball Final:
UZO-Muallum Unit (A)
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UZO-Gunpang Block
Women's Volleyball Final:
UZO-Zabellei
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UZO-Lamka Block (Kapkhovung)
Lamka 7 October 2020: Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (TSP) a President lui Pastor Khupdoukhen Local Pastor Banglore MELC damlou na tunga donation bawl teng leh thumna a na phok tengteng tung a KHALVONTAWI Social Media (Voice of Thangkhal) in kipah thugenna nei uhi, MG Thangkhal, News Editor KHALVONTAWI in agenna a hunpaisa a sangin Pastor Khupdoukhen in taksa damlam ma moh ta ahih dan gen in, tulai whatsapp group tuamtuam a mimal kidem na Pawlpi kidem a om lai a, KHALVONTAWI Social Media in Pastor te a dia donation bawl thei a om pen kipah huai asak thungen a, Pasianna sem whatsapp group te ihi chi a, zani 6 October 2020 in JN Hospital apat hong pat uah nitak Dak 6:30 in Lamka hong tung uh ahih dangen in, tun Lamka innmun a ki enkol lellel hi'n gen hi, Lamka hon tung tungin Pastor Thangdoulal, Thangkhal Bible OT Translator tawh Thumsakna ve nei uh ahih dan gen a, ama a dia donation te leng piak khiatna nei uah, 27 September 2020 apat a mipi apat Donation pen khak phot hita ding in gen hi.
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ASSAM, OCT 06, 2020 --- Self-styled chairman of UPRF (United People's Liberation Front) Martin Guite was killed in an encounter with Assam police in a village in Manja, in Karbi Anglong district on Monday evening.
Confirming about the encounter, GP Singh, ADGP (Law & Order), Assam Police tweeted, "Late last evening, Martin Guite, SS Chairman of UPRF, an insurgent group active in Karbi Anglong, was wounded and later declared dead in exchange of fire with team of @assampolice in Manja PS area of Karbi Anglong."
UPRF is a Zomi group of Paites, Guites, Vaipheis and assorted Zomi tribes of Churachandpur district in Manipur.
The outfit was formed by ZRA (Zomi Revolutionary Army) in 1993 with NSCN-IM help to fight Kukis in Churachandpur.
ZRA has been using its Paite cadres to poach rhino for horns since early 2000s and its strongman Thaghtaum Thomte, who owns a studio in New Lamka, Churachandpur, controls 70% of the rhino horn trade.
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