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UZO MAWPAINA

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SPEECH: Pu Chinlunthang, MLA 60 Singngat ST A/C

I would like to extend my warm greetings & sincere thanks to -
(1) Behiang Chief & villagers
(2) SDO Singngat Subdivision
(3) the OC of Behiang Police Station
(4) the Post-Commander of 46 Assam Rifles, Behiang
(5) Leaders and all members of UZO, ZSP, ZYO
(6) All the lovely students and
(7) all who have come to this historical site - Zougal Memerial Cemetery Complex, to observe Har Ghar Tiranga- Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and to hoist our great Indian National Flag today in remembrance of brave Indian freedom fighters.

I am extremely grateful to the Ministry of Arts and Culture under the able supervision of our honourable Chief Minister Pu Biren Singh, for selecting this Zou Gal Memorial Cemetery Complexat Behiang as one of the historical sites for organizing Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav or Flag hoisting programme for Indian Freedom Fighters. Once again, I give thanks to honourble Chief Minister Pu Biren Singh for his recent announcement to set up a Cultural Centre/Complex at Behiang village. We hope and pray that this project materialize soon and become a grand success for all of us.

Today is a historic moment not only for the area of Behiang, but also for the whole Manipur Southern border region to hold a state program in remembrance and honor of tribal freedom fighters who are also Indian freedom fighters, for the first time. As we can see, nationalism is something that has been in oblivion (or dying down) in this border areas for a long time due to constant disturbance by insurgencies. The presence of the state/government has not been felt by the people for quite long. However, recently, because of the presence of few people such as retired Indian armies and those currently serving in armies from the villages, the presence of state and central forces like Polices, Assam Rifles, and also public health centres, etc., the wave of Indian nationalism somehow revived once again. At this moment, we also remember and pay a tribute to a brave Indian soldier - Major David Manlun, who hailed from this remote village of Behiang, and Col. Tripathi, for their solemn sacrifices for the Nation. Again in 2017, the Zou Gal Centenary Celebration held in this part of the India's border village had highly contributed to the revival of nationalism and Indian-ness among the people.

We are honoured and proud to have forefathers who fought the colonial British power, and dared to sacrifice their precious lives to protect their lands, dignity and liberty during the Zou-British war of 1917-19, locally known in southern parts of Manipur as Zou Gal. Since we were as much Indian then as now, we are proud to declare that our brave forefathers - soldiers of Zougal- were now known and recognized as Indian freedom fighters like any other freedom fighters in all corners of India. Also, the Zou Gal of 1917-1919 was a part of the Indian freedom movements. To commemorate the 100th years of this struggle, we have organized the Zou Gal Centenary Celebration in 19th December 2017 here in Zou Gal Memorial Cemetery, Behiang where more than 90 slab-stones of Zou warriors were erected, as we can see now. 

The Zou forefathers opposed the British policy of forced subjugation and forced recruitment of labours for Europe in the World War –II (1914-18 AD). We are freedom loving people, as we know. It is below their dignity to work as someone's labourer or coolie. Local sources as well as Colonial records maintained the historical events of the Zou-British war. Several  fierce encounters took place between the Zou fighters and British troops at Tuibom in Chakpi River, Gotengkot near Kana River (in 27th January 1918), and so on. Since March 1918, the Zou people defended their villages from the onslaught of the colonial armies till the last stockade. The British raided Buhsau in March 16, 1918; Singngat in March 17; Hiangtam fort in March 19, 1918, and Tonjang in March 21, 1918 (as recorded by WA Cosgrave, Political Agent of Manipur). Besides these, many Zou villages were attacked and burnt down by the British columns. Nevertheless, our forefathers gallantly fought back and even some of them lost their lives fighting the invaders. Today, the UZO GHQ is able to trace at least 15 names of Zou martyrs who died during this war.

The British had bitten the dust too. Report states that several British soldiers lost their lives too at the encounter of Gotengkot, Tuibom, Hiangtam and others. Cosgrave even said "The  defence of Hengtam village was by far the most stubborn and well organized  fight I have seen…and the (Zou)-Kukis are a more formidable foe than any other Kukis with whom (our) Column has so far dealt".

Today we have come here, not to narrate the complete history of Zou Gal, but to pay our respect and homage to all the Zougal fighters especially the Martyrs of the Zou Gal, as we also remember and salute other freedom fighters in India. We would like to pay our respect to Zougal leaders and warriors such as Pu Langzachin chief of Behiang, Pu Somlun chief of Tonjang, Pu Lampum of Khuoivum, Pu Gouthang of Ngalzang, Pu Goulun of Hiangtam, Pu Somthong of Singngat, Pu Henthang of Buhsau, Pu Doungul of Kholian, Pu Kamkeleng of Hiangtam, and many others that I could not mention now. In fact we have more than 90 names of Zougal fighters in the list. Salute to all of them!! Their selfless sacrifices is the reason we live with dignity, and a true sense of nationalism, and love for the land, people and our country-India. It proudly reminds us that we are the descendants of national freedom fighters, and that we take pride in serving the nation and protecting its unity and integrity.

As your representative, I would like to exhort my dear people to unceasingly show your love for our motherland, and commit to work for the development of our state and country as a whole. I assure that the state government will always work for all-round development of  Manipur and welfare of its people, and will never break the trust of the people.

As we have mentioned, Behiang-Tonjang area has significant imprints of freedom fighters of Zou Gal (1917-19) and their biographical sketches, and important sites such as Chivu and its related histories found in several colonial archives. Hence the selection of this Zougal memorial cemetery complex as a historical site. Today nationalist historiography has linked up tribal protests with the narrative of the nation at large. In the nationalist version, tribal unrest against Colonial power is also included as one of the various struggles that contributed to India's freedom movements to achieve a nation-state of our own ( i.e. India) in 1947. Hence Zougal fighters are also known as Indian freedom fighters.

We salute all who fought and sacrificed their precious lives for the freedom of India and its people.

JAI HIND ! JAI BHARAT !
LONG LIVE MANIPUR !
LONG LIVE INDIA !

Courtesy: https://www.facebook.com/100453848527173/posts/pfbid0W5JxX9G6CmdgzuwHSa9r4sLugzNFvvgVaWW2EqdWMNobsEQAepnizjsSJXWWdZJ3l/

13 Aug 2022

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KSOD representatives

Mr. Ngamboilal Guite & Ms. Nemchingnou Pulamte (who is also S&C secy.) represented Kuki Students' Organisation Delhi & NCR for Traditional Couple Show on 28th International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples "Mega Culture Fest" at JLN Indoor Stadium New Delhi.

Thank you for your dedication.

KSO DELHI & NCR(Public Group) KUKI INPI DELHI&NCR
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M Lal Zou Gari Accident in shi

LAMKA, 14 AUGUST: Singngat Hanmual phak masang kentong a Bolero khat in accident tuak a, mi khat shi hi. Amah ahileh Mr. Gousuanlal @ M LAL ZOU of Belpuan khomi hi'n thu kiza hi. 

Rest in Peace!
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ADC can potentially divide Manipur: CM

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Indian National Flag designed by a Muslim woman


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Manipur State Transport Notice

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PUBLIC INFORMATION: Scholarships

Government of Manipur has notified various scholarships for students belonging to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories.

Eligible candidates may go through the details below and apply on time through https://scholarships.gov.in/

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ATSUM SOLIDARITY MESSAGE

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5th Tangmai Festival

Date: 12 August 2022
 
Venue: YPA GHQ Hall, Hiangtam Lamka
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Manipur State League 2022-23

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State-wise distribution of Net Proceeds of Union Taxes and Duties for August 2022


 

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Manipur Pineapple Queen Contest 2022

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KSDC reiterates demand for Kuki state

PRIME MINISTER Narendra Modi was urged to create Kuki state immediately, in a fresh memorandum submitted by Kuki State Demand Committee (KSDC) on Tuesday.


KSDC, in the memorandum, claimed that Kukis’ demand for a separate state was a legitimate and a long overdue demand. It stated that Kukis were independent people before the British colonial state annexed their territory. They had struggled to shake the colonial yoke from the start which culminated into the great Kuki Rising of 1917-19.

With great hope for freedom, the Kukis also participated in large numbers in the ranks and files of the Indian National Army (INA) during the Second World War (1943-44) in Northeastern India, it claimed. “We had supported the Indian freedom movement in whatever ways we could in the hope of some special political entity after India got independence,” the KSDC claimed. It added that immediately after India got independence, they had demanded a separate “Kuki district” on the line of other tribal districts in the region.

But when the concept of “district” changed in the new India, they also switched over to the idea of “state”. The Kuki National Assembly, India (KNA), which was formed in 1946 as the political front of the Kuki people, spearheaded the movement for “immediate establishment of Kuki State” since 1960.

It submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru for the creation of Kuki state in northeast India by bringing together “all contiguous areas now under the habitation of the Kukis in India.” Unfortunately, the government of India (GoI) had given a deaf ear to the democratic demand of the nationalist Kukis despite several other representations. However, even after seven years of SoO no political dialogue was initiated by the government despite several rounds of talk and an equal number of promises, the KSDC stated in the memorandum.

Kuki people under the aegis of Kuki Inpi formed the Kuki State Demand Committee (KSDC) in 2010 in order to bring home to the notice of GoI and Indian public that Kukis demand for separate statehood is the genuine and legitimate rights and demand of the Kuki people of India, it added.

Reiterating that the government must create a separate state for Kukis, the KSDC stated that the Kuki population is scattered across all the states of Northeast India with maximum concentration in the state of Manipur. It said Kukis continue to remain backward even after 60 years of Independence.

~ Nagaland Post

Pic courtesy: Zale’ngam

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The Future of E-Democracy in Crisis? - Mang Vaiphei

DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENTs allow people to help set the law to which all must adhere, and have a say in the direction of their lives and work. This fosters a broader respect for peace, fair play, and compromise. Autocrats impose arbitrary rules on their citizens while ignoring all constraints themselves, spurring a vicious circle of abuse and radicalization.

Today, it is democracy that finds itself battered and weakened in the state of Manipur. For the past several consecutive years, according to freedom in the world, countries that suffered democratic setbacks outnumbered those that registered gains. States that a decade ago seemed like promising success stories are sliding into authoritarian rule. The world’s most powerful democracies are mired in seemingly intractable problems at home, including social and economic disparities, communal issues, hate speeches and an influx of dissents that has strained alliances and increased fears of the “other.”

Today, democracy is in crisis. The values it embodies particularly t
he right to choose leaders in free and fair elections, freedom of the press, and the rule of law are under assault and in retreat globally.

Today, democracy faced its most serious crisis in decades as its basic tenets including guarantees of freedom of speech and expressions, the rights of minorities, freedom of the press, and the rule of law came under attack in the state of Manipur. Safeguarding human rights and democratic space in the digital age has become more crucial than ever.

Today, worst of all and most worrisome for the future, young people, who have little memory of the long struggles against fascism and communism, may be losing faith and interest in the democratic project. The very idea of democracy and its promotion has been tarnished among many, contributing to a dangerous apathy.

Democracies generally remain the world’s wealthiest societies, the most open to new ideas and opportunities, the least corrupt, and the most protective of individual liberties. When people around the globe are asked about their preferred political conditions, they embrace democracy’s ideals: honest elections, free speech, accountable government, and effective legal constraints on the police, military, and other institutions of authority.

Today, the challenges within democratic states have fueled the rise of populist leaders who give short shrift to fundamental civil and political liberties. The spread of antidemocratic practices around the world is not merely a setback for fundamental freedoms. It poses economic and security risks. When more countries are free, safer and more prosperous. When more countries are autocratic and repressive, treaties and alliances crumble, nations and entire regions become unstable, and violent extremists have greater room to operate.

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SI in Delhi Police & CAPF Exam 2022: Notice


 

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Rally for Our Rights in New Delhi

 A Call for Peaceful Rally on 12th August 2022, 10AM at Jantar Mantar, Delhi. Come! Join!


Rally Programme....


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MMA Fighter Satgunhao Kipgen in Award mu

Gl. Satgunhao Kipgen MMA fighter in International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples 2022 kiman nah a Meritorious Award asan KSO Delhi & NCR in kipapi.

Dt.9-August-2022:

India mun chom chom a um Tribals/Adivasis sunga sang tah a lolhin na hin nei ho Award kihop nah lah ah Tahchapa Gl. Satgunhao Kipgen jong mi 25 Award kipe ding ho lah ah apang phan ahi.

Hichi Award hi All Tribals/Adivasis Organisation Delhi & NCR in tuni JNL Indoor Stadium a "Mega Culture Fest" kiman na a hop doh na anei ahi.

Hito lhonin KSO Delhi & NCR in hitabang nam choi sang inei u kipapi vet sah nan "Bouquet" le Nam gou a inei u "Muffler" o pih na kin JLN Stadium mama ah ana nei pei ngal uvin ahi.

Tahchapa Gl. Satgunhao Kipgen, tu ma ban a jong tu sang le hoijo phajoa sang tah a hung lolhing tou peh thei ding le na nam choi sang tun Pathenin na umpi jing ta hen

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KSO Delhi & NCR
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Govt officials to quit social media groups within 48 hrs

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KSO-GHQ resentment over the suspension of Mr Vanlallian Khaute


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All Tribal Lawyers’ Association Manipur (ATLAM): Notice


 

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Thadou Inpi-GHQ Consultative Meeting


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ATSUM: Press Communique

The Emergency meeting of ATSUM and ATSUM Federating Units denounce the agreement signed between the Manipur State Government, Hill Areas Committee and ATSUM, ANSAM, KSO-GHQ on the 7th August 2022 in matters relating to the impasse of the HAC …

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EENAT YOKKHAT LUP: Press Release


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Manipur: Unity in Division? - Donn Morgan Kipgen

WHAT has been going on in Manipur is very unfortunate and is a sign of bleaker things to come. It's beginning to resemble Germany of the early 1930s.If Article 371C of the Indian Constitution is not honoured and implemented to the fullest, then things could go really bad.

Most unfortunately, It all started with the stand made by the State Govt over the Hill Areas Committee and the Hill Areas Bill. It was clearly reported that the All Tribal Student's Union(ATSUM) and HAC members drafted the Hill Areas Bill but changes had been made. This seemed to enrage the ATSUM leaders.

Understandably, ATSUM leaders were against the tabling of the new Hill Areas Bill which apparently gave more authority to the State Govt against the spirit of the Art 371C.Under the Art 371C, the President and Governor of Manipur are entrusted to look after the affairs of the Hill Areas under the Hill Areas Committee(HAC). The President may make recommendations to the Central Govt which in turn send them to the State Govt for the HAC to do the needful.

Under Art 371C, the State Govt alone cannot directly interfere in the affairs of the HAC, ie, without the authorisations of the President and the Central Govt. Of course, the State Govt looks after the interests of the HAC since the Hill Areas are parts of Manipur. It begs a question as to how things became controversial so suddenly. What questionable points are being put into the Hill Areas Bill by the State Govt? That's what the public needs to know fully.

In 1969, the Union Home Secretary sent a directive to prepare a blue-print for separate administrations for Hills and Valley Areas respect. That was kept somewhere away from the public knowledge for more than 50 years. The Central Govt wanted to set up separate administrations in the Union Territory of Manipur. Nothing was done to make that directive into a reality. But that was not the end of the story. It came back as Art 371C of the Constitution.

Instead of separate administrations for both the Hill and Valley Areas in Manipur, the Central Govt made that 1969 Directive into a more acceptable solution by adding Art 371C in the Constitution, creation of HAC for Hill Areas Administration under the direct authority of the President of India and the Governor of Manipur. When Manipur was about to attain its statehood, no one objected to the existence of Art 371C.Everything has been going on smoothly.

But now, the opposition of Art 371C has suddenly started growing. Political leaders, learned scholars and patriotic citizens need to accept the existence and authority of the HAC instead of the proposed separation administration in the Hill Areas of Manipur. That brings total unity in diversity in Manipur.

If the burning of a van was quickly dealt with by the Law Enforcement, there would not have been a "retaliatory act" and no need for shutting down of the Internet System. If no action is taken in such criminal activity immediately, the other "plaintive" group would surely decide to take the law into their own hands naturally. Since the arson was connected with the economic blockade, the State Govt should have moved in quickly to prevent communal enmity.

Since the wheels of disharmony have been allowed to spin on its own, there is an apprehension of communal violence which is most unlikely in present day Manipur. Once again, the main culprit was identified as "Social Media" which is also considered as the best solution to bring peace by shutting down the Internet System. The good citizens are not to be blamed on this issue whatsoever. Jai Hind!

*via MA: 09/08/2022*

 

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TANGMAI FESTIVAL Musical Feast 2022

Date: 12 August 2022 @ 6:30 PM

Venue: YPA GHQ Hall, Hiangtam Lamka

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KUKI TE KHOSUNG KIVAIPOHNA LE GAM NEIDAN SEMTOH ~ Dr TT Haokip

HAOSA SUHBEI LOUNA DING AJEH PHABEP:
1. Haosa hi Kukite chonna dolla thepman, haoman le chihman'a kitungdoh thei
hilou, penguiya kilason, angaina'a 'Mi Upa' in bou Haosa hina alah thei ahin,
kisubei theilou ahi.
2. Haosa hi Kukite chonna le ngaina kipatna le kondohna ahin, Haosa abeiteng
chonna le ngaina dangho jong hung dailhan tin Kuki identity mang ding ahi tai.
Pukhang-Pakhang'a kipatna Haosa kivaipohna hi 'Khankho' a kipan ahin,
khomite ding'a 'Lithuh tah'a Kaikongte lungmong sella akhosah thei tobang'u
ahi. Sihnei le langneina umlouhella, thudih le thutah'a Kukite chonna ngaija
kivaihomna ahi.
4. Haosa hi Kukite gam honbitna ding'a thahat pen ahi. Vetsah nan Manipur Land
Revenue & Land Reforms Act, 1960 le Manipur Hill Areas Chiefs' Acquisition Act
1967 thing Ihang'a tuni geiya achelhah thei louna hi Haosa kivaipohna jeh ahi.
5. Mipi deilhen dungjuiya khosung lamkai neiding hiti hi ahoi Ihehe. Hinlah
Penguiya kilason Haosa bon jana ineithei lou'u leh khomi khat pen lamkaiya
lhendoh'a ama vaihomna noiya kivaipoh ding hi Kukite ding'a thil hahsa tah
khat ahi.
6. Haosa akisuh beiya, semthu kivaipohna khat noiya kivaihomna aum leh
Khosung'a kikhentelna le kibung khenna sohjo ding ahi. Kukite ding'a election
kiti phot phot chu tu dinmun'a ding'a kitomona phapen ahi.
7. Kuki, Meilhei le Naga ho gam thu seichetna aum masang ahilou leh Kukiten
gamtum ineidoh kahseova Haosa hi isuhbei u leh igam'u ihuh jou lou diu ahi.
Kukiten Gamtum kinei jeng jong leh khosung kivaipohna hi kisubei thei deh deh
lou ding ahi.

IPI JEH A SEMTOH NGAI HAM ?
1. Haosa atamjon 'Khankho' sang in amaho ding phatchomna joh ahagel taove.
2. Haosa tampi ahho'a chengta louva, Sakhi thang kam tho atam tai.
3. Govt, scheme le phatchomna dang ho duchatna jeh a Semthu Haosa atam cheh
cheh jeh in koiman Haosa lutna le loupina hi amudoh thei tapoi.
4 Haosa tilou khomiten gam thu'a tha aneilou jeh un bhomite ding'a akhang
akhang'a kiholtah'a chenna aumthei poi.
5. Gam jouse Haosa thaneina noiya um ahijeh in govt. scheme tampi alut theipon
chule khomiten kumsotna ding tohgon neina lungthim aneipouve.
6. Khosung kivaipohna hi Kuki Nampi ding'a Kalbi poimo pen ahin, hinlah athem,
aching le ahao hon adalha Ihaovin, suhna ding helou ho bou chenna ahitai,
7. Kukite Gam chu thinglhang gam ahin, khosung kivaipohna akisem toh lou leh
Kuki Gam kiti chu ahomsa ahi.

KHOSUNG KIVAIPOHNA SEMTOHNA DING KALBI HO:
1. "Haosa" le "Khochaga" titah lou ding; chusang'a "Haosa' le "Khomite" joh ti
ding ahi. Chaga kiti chu nu-le-pa neilou tina ahin, khomite kiseina din adih thei
pol. Kho Haosa jeng jong hi "Inpipu" kiti ahi.
2. Haosa toh kithokhom ding Thuching (Secretary), Semang (Kho Thusei),
Pachong (Defense & Home), Lhangsam (Publicity, Information & External
Affairs), Lam Upa( Youth &Sparts Affairs), Lom Upan-Nu( Women Affairs) le
adang tomun ho hi ahina bang tah'a min vopih ding chule chepi ding ahi.
3. Kukite chonna toh kitoh louva koima khosem umlou ding ahi. Semthu Haosa ho
jeh'a hi Haosa hi agilding bang'a giljou lou talouva, Kukite chonna kisumang
kigo ahitai. Thingnoi lambai atam jon jong kho asemtaove ti thu akijan,
achaina le khomite sang'a kho kisem joh hi hung tam maithei ahitai.
4. Khothah thah sembe sang'a kho umsa ho pilhin sahna ding joh ngaito ding ahi.
In 50 thinglou kho jouse khonung changeiya mun polmo ding mun khat'a
gopkhom ding, khomin ho chu Veng min hisah ding, chule Haosa jouse khosung
vaihom'a pang ding, kho Haosa ding hi phatbih neiya kilha diu ahi.
5. Athem, aching le ahao jousen cima khocheh'a 'In -le-Lou' neiding ahi. Vangset
umtah in thingihang gam ihin dalhaovin khopi lam ihin jon taove. Tuthah hin
mihao tampin Manipur gampam'a khosah ding ihangaito Iheh un, gam lentah
tah chojong akium tai. Neimo ahipon chule neiding mong jong ahi. Hinlah
khosung a athem achinghon In le Lou inei u hi bhomite ding'a kitil khouna kee
hilouva, khonung'a Kuki Gam huhna ding'a pan la ihuve ti hi thah geldoh kit
angaie.
6. Kho-le-veng khantouna ding'a government scheme hihen phatchomna dang
dang ho hijong leh Khosung lamakai hon khomite toh kihoutoh'a langneina le
sihneina neilou hella natohna anei ding ahi.
7. Kho gam pumpi hi Haosa min'a umding, mipi thalheng'a gam chingtup hiding,
khomite toh kinoptona beiya midang kom'a agam pumpi hihen agam beh
hijongleh ajoh thei lou ding ahi.
8. Khomite kiholtah'a achentheina diuva, Haosan gam let le neo dungjuiya
Inmun-loumun ding inson'a apehding, koiman anung lahpih thei lou ding ahi.
Hiche inmun-loumun hohi koitobang in government'a kon hihen adang dang'a
kon hijong leh phatchomna ho mutheina ding'a ngaichatna anei leh Haosan
akholtoh'a, chule phalna (No Objection certificate) apeh thei ding ahi.
9. Haosan acham'a koima anodoh thei lou ding, khomite koitobang alou thei
louva kichou aum leh Inmun-loumun kipesa hihen asung'a um thingkeh-
songkeh hijong leh khomite khat pen kom'a akijoh thei ding ahi.
10. Haosa le Khosung vaipo hon khomite nehding le chan ding asuchavai thei lou
diu chule Khosung'a sum-le-pai hihen tha-le-jung lutna ding le senna ding
hijongleh inson'a tanggol'a donding ahi.
11. Kho jousen 'Khotu' neisoh keiding ahi. Haosa Gam sung'a kinoptona dungjuiya
'khogam' umsah ding, thingkeh-songkeh khanletsah ding, ngaichat dungjuiya
khomite phatchomna ding'a manchah ding ahi.
12. Khosunga um govt. department jouse khomite thaneina noiya umding, inchen-
khochen Machalna ding'a tohgon chom chom neiding ahi.
13. Puchon-pachon, Pula-pala, Pulam-palam le Gollui thusim ho chintupna ding le choisangna ding'a khosung'a khangthahte kithem chuhsahna ding'a mopohna
le tohgon neijing ding, chule Puchon-Pachon thona ding Von (Cultural dress)
hihen Gosem, Pengkul, Dahpi, Gollui kichep le golseh ho hijong leh suhtup ding
chule kithem chuhsah ding ahi.

(Writer Dr Thangkholim @T.T Haokip hi Professor & Head of Department
(HoD), Department of Political Science, North Eastern Hills University (NEHU),
Shillong)

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Caretaker Chairmen System

 


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CCpur Institute of Technology: Admission Notice 2022

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ll the courses are :  4 Semester for 2 years .


1. MA in Tourism & Travel

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 Management.

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1) Admission fee :  Rs, 10,000

2) Per Semester fee :  Rs, 22,000 × 4 = Rs, 98,000

👉 Payable in 4 installment.


2.  MA in Social Work .

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1)  Admission fee :  Rs, 10,000

2)  Per Semester fee :  Rs, 22,000 × 4 = Rs, 98,000

👉 Payable in 4 installment.


3.  MA in Journalism &

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 Mass Communication .

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1)  Admission fee :  Rs,10,000

2)  Per Semester fee :  Rs, 22,000 × 4 = Rs, 98,000

👉. Payable in 4 installment.


4.  MA in English.

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1)  Admission fee :  Rs,10,000

2)  Per Semester fee :  Rs, 15,000 × 4 = Rs, 80,000

👉  Payable in 4 installment.


5.  MA in Political Science.

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1) Admission fee :  Rs, 10,000

2)  Per Semester fee :  Rs, 15,000 × 4 = Rs, 80,000

👉  Payable in 4 installment.


6.  MA in History.

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1) Admission fee :  Rs, 10,000

2)  per Semester fee :  Rs, 15,000× 4 = Rs, 80,000

👉  Payable in 4 installment.

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POLICY HOIHDIA KAGINTAK ~ CT Lian, Ex-MDC


Tulai a I buaipih veng vung uh ADC bill toh kisai bang, ei singtangmiten govt a thu sun I neih te uh, lohchin tupna in ei singtangmite makai in kipei pei lele lohchin taktak haksa ding in kamu mawk hi. 

Hiai sang in ei singtangmite demand phu tu ding in talpak te mah talpakte lak a mital lang mah mah ( telpak celebrity /Vai celebrity) khat kut zawh ding zawng in huainu huaipa makaih in phu theileng kiloh ching thei pan ding in upna lian tak nei tinten ing. 

Aziak UK a ka om lai a kamit ngei a kamuh khat kon gen di. 

UK  sung student visa a nalut a kum 10 sung na om zawh leh UK permanent resident hon pia thei uh

UK work permit nei a na lut a kum 5 sung na om zawh leh permanent resident hon pia thei uh chih adan uh ahi a, ahih ziak in UK govt in GURKHA regiment seppaih a koih te kum 10 val bang om  le uh le amau a dia UK resident permission om lou. Hiai thu a UK a Gurkha seppaih pang ten leng permanent resident neih theih nading amau mah hong ki pan ua, Gurkha te tamkhop banner toh parliament street phei khong ah hong om lanlan chiang un, police ten alang lang a hawl hawl ua atawp chiang in hol mang zal uhi, atawp in hiai a demand deih te pawl in BBC News presentor numei minthang mah mah khat hon man kha ua huai nu makaih a hon phut  ua leh chuh sawt lou sung in a demand uh hong lohching mai ua Gurkha sepaih nepali 100000 val ten UK ah permanent resident muh thei uhi. 

Mi nautang khat in MDC/MLA khat kiang a I vote ching hiven chia naduh nadeih nava pong nget leh lohching lou thei, huai sang in na MDC/MLA pa/nu mizat mahmah zawng khia masa inlan  huai tung ton in a deih va gen lechin lohchin baih ding 

Hiai bang dan deuh in eisingtangmi ten i govt a i demand te uh a gam mi Talpak/Vai te mah phu sak thei dan omleh eng kiloh ching baih ding in um tinten in,- Nang bang ngaih dan na nei ale! 

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NUNGZUITE A SIHDAN UH

~ Rev. S. Thangnou
Senior Pastor, TBC (ABA) Delhi

1. Matthai pen Ethiopia gam ah namsau toh kithat hi.
2. Marka pen Egypt gam ah sakol toh leilak ah a sih dong kikai sak hi.
3. Luka pen Pasian thugen khawl theilou ahihman in khau toh mi te'n khailum.
4. Johan pen Rome khopi ah sikbeel sungah sathou sou sungah kikhia a, si zoulou in Patmos tuikulh ah kikoih a, tua pan Kilakna hung gelhkhia man hi. A suahtak chiang Edessa, tulai Turkey ah Bishop sem in a teeksih hi.
5. Peter ahihleh Jerusalem pawlpi makapi hi a, bawlsiatna toh Kross ah kithahsawm himahleh Jesu sihbang ka sih ding kilawm kei chi'n a bungbu a khaisa in si hi.
6. James zong Jerusalem pawlpi ah lamkai khat mah hi a, Khrist nungzui ding maw, zuilou ding chi'a a kitelsak leh zui ding chi ahihman in feet 100 a sa'ng Temple (Biakinn) tung pan kikhesuk a, tua mun pen Dawimangpa in Jesu a ze-etna mun ahi.
7. James (Zebedee ta pen) Jesu'n nungzui dinga a chial lai a ngabeng khat ahi. Jesu a gintat man in Rome thuneitu te'n a ngawng tan sak ua, a ginna khauh Rome milian te'n a muh chiang un lamdangsa in a lak ua khat in piangthak loh hi.
8. Nathaniel (Barthalomew) pen Asia (tulai Turkey) gam ah missionary ahi a, kivunlip in si hi.
9. Andrew zong "X" Kross tungah khau toh kihencip a, sat chihtak a kisat khit chiang in, Patras Greek gam ah si hi.
10. Thomas ahihleh India gam saklam ah Pasian thugen a azinna khatah teipi toh kikhohlum hi.
11. Juda zong Khris gimna nusia nuam lou ahihman in thalpi toh kikaplum hi.
12. Matthias (Juda Iskariot tha khengpa) suangtum toh kidenglum hi.
13. Paul (Paul Jesu toh a kithuah lou hang, Apostle in kichiamteh hi). Suangkul taang mun lua ahihman in suangkul pan Laisiangthou bu gelhman hi. Bawlsiatna namkim a thuak khit chiang in Rome Kumpi Nero in a ngawng tan sak hi.

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BARTIMAI MITTAW GINNA

~ Rev. S. Thangnou
Senior Pastor, TBC (ABA) Delhi

Marka 10:46-47: "Huan Jeriko khua hong tung ua, hichiin Jesu Jeriko a kipan in a nungzuite leh mipi tampitak toh a pawt lai un khutdoh mittaw, Timai tapa Bartimai, lamgei ah ana tu a, Nazareth Jesu.... David Tapa ka tungah zahngai ve chiin a kikou ta a". Jesu ahihna a theihchiang in nakpitak in a kikou a, "Jesu David Tapa ka tungah zahngai ve" a chi hi.

Mittaw pa'n a mit toh Jesu mu theilou napi a lungsim toh muthei hi. Hung damsak thei ding hi chi'n gingta a, nakpitak in kikou in sam hi. Jesu khawllou a paipai ahihman in gamla deuhdeuh ding a, ngaihtak in a kikou a, mitampi'n a kham hang in a kikou semsem hi. A khaamte simmohna hilou in Jesu zak ding a deihna ahi zaw hi. Bartimai kikouna aw in Jesu khawlsak zou a, a nungzuite samsak in Jesu kiang kipaipih hi. I thumna zousiah Jesu sapna ahi a, hung zak theihna ding in lungsim takpi toh houpi a i nget kul hi. Mi tampite thumna Jesu'n zalou a, Jesu khawlsak zou ding, a lunghimoh sak zou ding ginna toh thu ngetna kisam hi. Mi diktat thumna in sil thupi a hih zel hi (Jakob 5:16).

Palestine gam ah mittaw khutdohte in kei huhna/panpihna kisam hing chih midang te'n a theihna ding un uniform a nei uhi. Bartimai in Jesu'n hung sam chih a theih chiang in a mittaw puan pai masa hi. Jesu'n kei hung damsak in ka mit vak  in khutdoh nawnlou in kei leh kei kivak zou ta ding ka hihman in hih mittaw puan poimoh nawn ken teh, mittaw hinawn kei ning a chi ngam khol ahi. Jesu ginna toh a dam masang a puan pai masa ngam hi.

Jesu'n na tungah bangchia ka hih na ut? a chi a, muh theih ka ut, a chi hi (Mk 10:51). Tedim Bible in "Khua ka mu kik nuam hi", chi hi. "Kik" kammal in mittaw sa a piang hilou in, khua a mu ngaisa khua mulou kik ahi. Jesu'n zatui zaha zang tuanlou in, a khut toh zong khoih tuan lou in, "na ginna in hung damsak hi"  a chi khit teh dampai hi. A ginna in a damsak a, a ginna in a mit vaak sak hi. Mit toh muhlouh ginna ahi. Hih mittawpa ginna dan i etteh ding in thupi kasa hi. Toupa'n a theisiam ding in thupha hung pia ta hen.
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