Missionary day chibai in advance......
TSP GHQ KIPAKPIHNA THUPHUAN: NIANGDEIHLUN, COMMERCE TOP 9
Lamka, the 5th May, 2025: Tukum Meghalaya Board of School Education te saina nuai a Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination, 2025 (pawl sawm-le-ni/class-xii) result suak na ah Stream tuam tuam apat Sinlai lawhchinna nei teng-teng tung ah Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi General Headquarters in kung kipakpih seng-seng uhi chi'n *KIPAKPIHNA THUPHUAN* kung phuang uhi.
Tualeh tutung exam na ah Thangkhal Sinlai apat unau nu Lia Niangdeihlun d/o Pu Ginkhanmang Guite in Commerce Stream Top 9* tan a lawhchinna saang tak ahung neih man in *TSP GHQs* in kakipakpih diak ua, a laisimna a-akuhkalna gah ahiman in pahtatna saang pe'n kapia uhi.
Sinlai lawhchinna nei te'n na marksheet uh anuai a contact number kipia ah ana khak diing in iki theihsak sawn sawn uhi. Contact number : 9366155055. Min : Steve Lun V/P TSP GHQs.
Lawhchinna nei Sinlai teng-teng na maban siam sin na uah Pasian in hung om pih zing henla, lawhchinna saang zaw sem hung nei touzeel diing in deihsakthu kung khak uhi.
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Thangminsuan
Education Secretary
TSP GHQs
Tualeh tutung exam na ah Thangkhal Sinlai apat unau nu Lia Niangdeihlun d/o Pu Ginkhanmang Guite in Commerce Stream Top 9* tan a lawhchinna saang tak ahung neih man in *TSP GHQs* in kakipakpih diak ua, a laisimna a-akuhkalna gah ahiman in pahtatna saang pe'n kapia uhi.
Sinlai lawhchinna nei te'n na marksheet uh anuai a contact number kipia ah ana khak diing in iki theihsak sawn sawn uhi. Contact number : 9366155055. Min : Steve Lun V/P TSP GHQs.
Lawhchinna nei Sinlai teng-teng na maban siam sin na uah Pasian in hung om pih zing henla, lawhchinna saang zaw sem hung nei touzeel diing in deihsakthu kung khak uhi.
Sd/-
Thangminsuan
Education Secretary
TSP GHQs
RSS to flag off 'Chalo Manipur' march
Imphal, May 04 2025: The Rashtrahit Sarvopari Sangathan (RSS) and around 50 Hindu organisations have raised "Chalo Manipur" slogan for "lakhs across the country to go to Kuki areas and rehabilitate displaced Meiteis in their original homes" .
The "Chalo Manipur" slogan was raised during a "tribute meeting", organised to mark 2 years of the Manipur conflict at Connaught Place, New Delhi yesterday (May 3) .
Sohan Giri, founder National president of Rashtrahit Sarvopari Sangathan, chief advisor Ksh Bhakta Kumar and all Hindu leaders present paid tributes to Meitei people killed in the Manipur conflict since May 3, 2023 .
In the tribute meeting, the organisations resolved to launch the "Chalo Manipur" campaign, aimed at rehabilitating the displaced citizens.
"Lakhs of people from all over India will soon go to Kuki areas in Manipur and will safely rehabilitate 60,000 displaced Meitei brothers in their places," said the Hindu leaders at the meeting.
May 3, 2023 was a black day for India.
On this day, Kuki terrorists carried out a well planned violent protest in the name of a peaceful demonstration, said RSS National president Sohan Giri.
For peace to return to Manipur, the RSS leader placed four demands, unanimously adopted by the organisations, before the Government.
Sohan Giri said that the Government must update the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Manipur, allow safe return of displaced citizens to their original places, take strong and decisive action against terror activities, and secure the National Highways of Manipur which are vital lifelines for her people.
On the need for NRC, Giri asserted that the unchecked and growing issue of illegal immigration has deeply disturbed the demographic structure and it poses longterm threats to the identity and rights of indigenous communities.
The Government must implement the NRC in Manipur at the earliest.
This is vital to safeguard the rights of the native people and ensure a just and lawful population record, Giri added.
On rehabilitation of the displaced, Giri said the ongoing conflict has tragically displaced over 60,000 people from their ancestral homes with many currently surviving in relief camps under difficult conditions.
"We appeal for urgent and effective measures to safely return these individuals to their original places of residence, with proper security, compensation, and rehabilitation support so they may rebuild their lives with dignity," Giri said.
The RSS then called for strong and decisive action against terrorist activities.
The presence and actions of armed extremist groups continue to pose a serious threat to peace and civilian life, urging the Government to authorize strong and targeted operations - if necessary, surgical strikes - against those who are destabilizing Manipur through violence and terror.
"The safety and sovereignty of our State must be preserved at all costs," Giri stressed.
Meanwhile, the challenges being faced by the people of Manipur due to frequent blockades, restrictions, and disruptions along the National Highways are also very challenging issues, Giri said.
The National Highways of Manipur are the vital lifelines for the people of Manipur, connecting the valley and hill districts with the rest of the country.
They are essential for the transportation of food supplies, medicines, fuel, and other basic necessities.
Unfortunately, the repeated disruptions along these routes have caused immense hardship to the general public-particularly to the poor, students, patients, and daily wage earners - who suffer the most during such times, Giri said, urging the Government to take appropriate steps to ensure the free and safe movement of goods and people along the National Highways.
National Convenor of Bharat Raksha Manch and Senior Sangh Pracharak Suryakant Kelkar, Hindu United Front Founder Jai Bhagwan Goyal, SC/ST Ayog National Secretary of Manipur PK Chaudhry, industrialist Chandra Shekhar Rai, Rajnikanth, co-organiza-tion minister, Swami Yogi Dhananjay Maharaj, founder of Aadya Foundation Vandana Vats and many other leaders and members of Ramayana Research Council, Vishwa Hindu Mahasangh Bharat, Aadya Foundation, Hindu Mahasabha, Dara Sena, Black Gym, D Fitness and Sant Samaj attended the "tribute meeting".
~ The Sangai Express
Telangana: 72nd Miss World Pageant
The 72nd Miss WORLD PAGEANT will be held in Telangana from May 10-31. Contestants from around the world have started arriving in Hyderabad.
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MIZORAM CLASS 12 RESULTS ON MAY 6
The Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) will on May 6 announce MBSE HSSLC Class 12th results.
Students who appeared and registered for the MBSE Class 12th exams can check their scorecards once released at the official website. The official MBSE HSSCL Class 12th website to download scorecards is www.mbse.edu.in and www.mbseonline.com
Students who appeared and registered for the MBSE Class 12th exams can check their scorecards once released at the official website. The official MBSE HSSCL Class 12th website to download scorecards is www.mbse.edu.in and www.mbseonline.com
Oasis College: Admission Notice
Accredited to Martin Luther Christian University, Shillong
Introducing our partners in academic, technical and human resources
👉Prospectus and forms can be availed from our temporary campus near Salem High school, opposite Kangpokpi Police Station, Kangpokpi Ward No-9.
👉Seat limited for Allied Health Sciences (Paramedical Sciences)
👉Lateral entry for B.Sc (MIT/MLT) for students with Diploma holders.
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Introducing our partners in academic, technical and human resources
👉Prospectus and forms can be availed from our temporary campus near Salem High school, opposite Kangpokpi Police Station, Kangpokpi Ward No-9.
👉Seat limited for Allied Health Sciences (Paramedical Sciences)
👉Lateral entry for B.Sc (MIT/MLT) for students with Diploma holders.
👉Direct entry for B.A courses for 10+2 qualified students.
Enroll Now!
ZILLAI SHILLONG BLOCK: Admission Help Desk
Shillong ah college kai ut ah kithua pi ngai te ngaikhawk na ziak in Zillai Shillong block in college chuam chuam ah 'admission help desk' bawl.
CONDOLENCE: HAULUNGMUAN
SUUNNA: May 3, 2025 nitak a Thingkangphai a R15 khat leh Bullet Enfield kiphut khak ziak a khophawklou, District Hospital a etkol a om, R15 a tuang pen, unaupa Haulungmuan s/o Kamkhanlun of Kanaan veng in den deuh in hon beisanta chih thu kiza hi.
Toupa'n a inkuan leh tanau lainate khamuan hen aw🙏
R.I.P💐
Toupa'n a inkuan leh tanau lainate khamuan hen aw🙏
R.I.P💐
ZC delegates meet IGAR(S) Maj Gen Ravroop Singh
Lamka, May 5, 2025 -- A three-member delegation of the Zomi Council met IGAR(South) Major General Ravroop Singh this morning at the 36 Assam Rifles and discussed the ongoing law and order challenges in the district.
The delegation shared the community's concerns over recent unrest and appealed for a fair and compassionate approach from security forces. Major General Singh listened attentively and assured them of his commitment to peace, safety and equal protection for all.
The meeting ended on a hopeful note, with both sides agreeing on the need for continued dialogue and cooperation.
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Zomi Council Meets BJP Spokesperson Sambit Patra in Lamka
Lamka, May 5, 2025 — In a significant development, the Zomi Council held a one-on-one meeting today between its Chairman, Pu Vumsuan Naulak, and BJP National Spokesperson and Member of Parliament, Shri Sambit Patra, at the STC BSF Campus. The 30-minute interaction was marked by sincerity and mutual respect.
Shri Patra sought the Council's views on the recovery of thousands of arms and ammunition looted during recent unrest, and expressed interest in identifying peace-loving communities to help restore stability in the region.
Chairman Naulak spoke candidly about the suffering, displacement, and ongoing pain endured by the Zomi people. Shri Patra listened attentively, showing empathy and a strong interest in understanding the ground realities.
The Zomi Council expressed appreciation for the opportunity to voice their concerns in a respectful dialogue and hoped the meeting would mark a step toward peace through justice.
Military council-te thlawhna awmna Natye Kan camp, CDF-Asho-ten bei
5th May, 2025
Magway (Ma Gui) region, Ngaphe township, chakkhai pek chhuahna hmun Natye Kan camp hum tuma Military council-te operation an beihnaah Military council sipai 9 an thi a, ralthuam an mansak nual thu hriat a ni.
April ni 30, zing dar 8 vel khan Ngapha township, Natye Kan, air defense base, Pazi khua camp atanga duty tura lak tum, Military council sipai 20 chuangte chu an lo lambun thu CDF-Asho-ten May ni 1 khan an thuchhuahahan tar lang a ni.
Natya Kan camp hum theih nan Pazi khua, temple-a inkulh Kah Pah Sah-13 atanga Military council sipaite chu motor kawng a him theih nana an chhuah laiin an bei a, Military council sipai 9 an thi a, hliam tuar an awm nual thu hriat a ni.
An beihnaah hian MA silai 9, silai mi bawm leh raclthuam kaihhnawih an mansak nual thu hriat a ni.
Ngaphe township, Pazi temple-ah hian division 99, Defense equipment factory No.2, No.10, No.13 leh No.14-a Military council sipai 130 vel an inkulh a, tualchhung mipui chenna ina bungruate laksakin a hralh thin thu hriat a ni.
Magway (Ma Gui) region, Ngaphe township, chakkhai pek chhuahna hmun Natye Kan camp hum tuma Military council-te operation an beihnaah Military council sipai 9 an thi a, ralthuam an mansak nual thu hriat a ni.
April ni 30, zing dar 8 vel khan Ngapha township, Natye Kan, air defense base, Pazi khua camp atanga duty tura lak tum, Military council sipai 20 chuangte chu an lo lambun thu CDF-Asho-ten May ni 1 khan an thuchhuahahan tar lang a ni.
Natya Kan camp hum theih nan Pazi khua, temple-a inkulh Kah Pah Sah-13 atanga Military council sipaite chu motor kawng a him theih nana an chhuah laiin an bei a, Military council sipai 9 an thi a, hliam tuar an awm nual thu hriat a ni.
An beihnaah hian MA silai 9, silai mi bawm leh raclthuam kaihhnawih an mansak nual thu hriat a ni.
Ngaphe township, Pazi temple-ah hian division 99, Defense equipment factory No.2, No.10, No.13 leh No.14-a Military council sipai 130 vel an inkulh a, tualchhung mipui chenna ina bungruate laksakin a hralh thin thu hriat a ni.
TAHAN POST
Clan and Ethnic Group Identity Politics in Chin State: A Barrier to Peace and Democracy
By:
Rev. Suan Muan Thang, M.A., MSW, D.Min, PhD
– President of Global Myanmar Concern and Human Rights Advocate and Counsellor
In the unfolding struggle for democracy and federalism in Myanmar, Chin State stands at a critical crossroads. Once seen as a relatively peaceful and unified frontier, recent developments have revealed deep-seated fractures within Chin society—fractures rooted in clan-based and ethnic group identity politics. While the people of Chin State have long yearned for freedom, dignity, and development, the internal conflicts among Chin resistance groups—particularly between the Chin National Front (CNF), Chinland Defense Forces (CDFs), Chin Brotherhood, and Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA)—are undermining the very foundation of unity, peace, and democratic transformation.
*Identity Politics and Armed Resistance: A Complex Web*
Chin State is home to a rich tapestry of tribes and sub-ethnic groups—such as the Lai, Zomi, Mizo, and others—each with its distinct dialects, histories, and loyalties. While this diversity is a source of cultural wealth, it has also been weaponized in political and military competition. Resistance movements that once claimed to fight a common enemy—the Myanmar military junta—are now turning their weapons against each other, driven by territorial claims, ideological differences, and the politics of identity.
The emergence of the Chin Brotherhood, a coalition of Chinland Defense Forces, was initially hailed as a step toward a united front. However, tensions with the Chin National Front/Army (CNF/CNA)—the longest-standing Chin revolutionary group—have escalated, leading to armed clashes. The CNF, rooted in the Lai community, has faced criticism from other Chin sub-groups who feel marginalized or excluded from decision-making structures.
A recent and troubling episode unfolded in March 2024 when CNF forces clashed with Chin Brotherhood fighters in the Mindat and Hakha areas. The conflict resulted in casualties on both sides and disrupted coordination in joint military operations against the junta. Instead of collaboration, mistrust and accusations dominate inter-group discourse.
Even more concerning is the violent tension between CNF/A and the Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA), which primarily represents Zomi-speaking communities in southern Chin State and across the border in India. Skirmishes in the Tonzang and Tedim regions have involved abductions, retaliatory killings, and widespread fear among civilians caught between rival Chin forces. These conflicts are no longer just ideological—they are territorial and ethnic in nature, echoing clan rivalries and perceived historical grievances.
*The Cost of Fracture: Civilian Suffering and Strategic Failure*
The disunity has dire consequences. Instead of presenting a formidable, united resistance against the Tatmadaw, Chin armed groups are weakening each other. Resources are wasted, morale is diminished, and grassroots support is strained. Civilians—many of whom are displaced, traumatized, or silenced—are forced to navigate a landscape of divided loyalties, often under threat from multiple sides.
Intra-Chin violence also hands the Myanmar military a dangerous advantage. By fueling local rivalries and exploiting identity divisions, the junta can delay the rise of a cohesive federal democratic movement in Chinland. This is not just a military issue—it is a political and moral crisis.
*Reimagining Unity: Toward a Post-Ethnic Political Future*
If Chin State is to rise and play a leading role in the federal future of Myanmar, identity-based factionalism must be confronted. It is imperative that Chin leaders—both political and religious—begin facilitating truth-telling and reconciliation within their own communities. There must be intentional efforts to:
Promote inclusive leadership structures that represent all Chin sub-groups fairly;
Adopt federal principles that prioritize autonomy and coexistence, rather than dominance by one tribe or ideology;
Establish a Chin Peace and Unity Council, composed of neutral civil society, clergy, and women leaders, to mediate between factions;
Document and acknowledge past violence, including apologies and reparations, where necessary.
Democracy cannot flourish where ethnic supremacy or clan loyalty supersedes common good. If the people of Chin State truly wish to honor the sacrifices of their fallen heroes, they must reject identity politics as a tool of division. Only in solidarity—rooted in justice and mutual respect—can peace become more than a distant hope.
*Conclusion*
The Chin struggle is not merely about resisting dictatorship but also about building a political culture worthy of a federal democratic future. That future cannot be built on the shaky ground of ethnic favouritism or armed factionalism. It must be forged through unity in diversity, humility in leadership, and a radical commitment to peace across all lines—tribal, linguistic, and ideological.
Let the wounds of intra-Chin conflict be a wake-up call. Let the violence between CNF, Chin Brotherhood, and ZRA not be remembered as a curse, but as a turning point toward a more just and united Chinland, Myanmar.
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭
In the unfolding struggle for democracy and federalism in Myanmar, Chin State stands at a critical crossroads. Once seen as a relatively peaceful and unified frontier, recent developments have revealed deep-seated fractures within Chin society—fractures rooted in clan-based and ethnic group identity politics. While the people of Chin State have long yearned for freedom, dignity, and development, the internal conflicts among Chin resistance groups—particularly between the Chin National Front (CNF), Chinland Defense Forces (CDFs), Chin Brotherhood, and Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA)—are undermining the very foundation of unity, peace, and democratic transformation.
*Identity Politics and Armed Resistance: A Complex Web*
Chin State is home to a rich tapestry of tribes and sub-ethnic groups—such as the Lai, Zomi, Mizo, and others—each with its distinct dialects, histories, and loyalties. While this diversity is a source of cultural wealth, it has also been weaponized in political and military competition. Resistance movements that once claimed to fight a common enemy—the Myanmar military junta—are now turning their weapons against each other, driven by territorial claims, ideological differences, and the politics of identity.
The emergence of the Chin Brotherhood, a coalition of Chinland Defense Forces, was initially hailed as a step toward a united front. However, tensions with the Chin National Front/Army (CNF/CNA)—the longest-standing Chin revolutionary group—have escalated, leading to armed clashes. The CNF, rooted in the Lai community, has faced criticism from other Chin sub-groups who feel marginalized or excluded from decision-making structures.
A recent and troubling episode unfolded in March 2024 when CNF forces clashed with Chin Brotherhood fighters in the Mindat and Hakha areas. The conflict resulted in casualties on both sides and disrupted coordination in joint military operations against the junta. Instead of collaboration, mistrust and accusations dominate inter-group discourse.
Even more concerning is the violent tension between CNF/A and the Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA), which primarily represents Zomi-speaking communities in southern Chin State and across the border in India. Skirmishes in the Tonzang and Tedim regions have involved abductions, retaliatory killings, and widespread fear among civilians caught between rival Chin forces. These conflicts are no longer just ideological—they are territorial and ethnic in nature, echoing clan rivalries and perceived historical grievances.
*The Cost of Fracture: Civilian Suffering and Strategic Failure*
The disunity has dire consequences. Instead of presenting a formidable, united resistance against the Tatmadaw, Chin armed groups are weakening each other. Resources are wasted, morale is diminished, and grassroots support is strained. Civilians—many of whom are displaced, traumatized, or silenced—are forced to navigate a landscape of divided loyalties, often under threat from multiple sides.
Intra-Chin violence also hands the Myanmar military a dangerous advantage. By fueling local rivalries and exploiting identity divisions, the junta can delay the rise of a cohesive federal democratic movement in Chinland. This is not just a military issue—it is a political and moral crisis.
*Reimagining Unity: Toward a Post-Ethnic Political Future*
If Chin State is to rise and play a leading role in the federal future of Myanmar, identity-based factionalism must be confronted. It is imperative that Chin leaders—both political and religious—begin facilitating truth-telling and reconciliation within their own communities. There must be intentional efforts to:
Promote inclusive leadership structures that represent all Chin sub-groups fairly;
Adopt federal principles that prioritize autonomy and coexistence, rather than dominance by one tribe or ideology;
Establish a Chin Peace and Unity Council, composed of neutral civil society, clergy, and women leaders, to mediate between factions;
Document and acknowledge past violence, including apologies and reparations, where necessary.
Democracy cannot flourish where ethnic supremacy or clan loyalty supersedes common good. If the people of Chin State truly wish to honor the sacrifices of their fallen heroes, they must reject identity politics as a tool of division. Only in solidarity—rooted in justice and mutual respect—can peace become more than a distant hope.
*Conclusion*
The Chin struggle is not merely about resisting dictatorship but also about building a political culture worthy of a federal democratic future. That future cannot be built on the shaky ground of ethnic favouritism or armed factionalism. It must be forged through unity in diversity, humility in leadership, and a radical commitment to peace across all lines—tribal, linguistic, and ideological.
Let the wounds of intra-Chin conflict be a wake-up call. Let the violence between CNF, Chin Brotherhood, and ZRA not be remembered as a curse, but as a turning point toward a more just and united Chinland, Myanmar.
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭
KSO-GHQ EXECUTIVE PORTFOLIO 2025-2028
1. President: Doumang Haokip.
2. Vice-President(Admin): Jamkhomang Khongsai
3. Vice-President(External): Thanglenmang Simte
4. Gen. Secretary: Dr.Seiboi Touthang
5. Asst. Gen.Secretary.:
Philip Hmar.
6. Finance Secretary: Boilhing
7. Asst. Secretary.Finance: Manggun Kipgen
8. Asst. Secy. Finance: Letgoulen Suantak
9. Information & Publicity Secretary.: Seiminthang Haokip
10. Asst. Information & Publicity Secretary: Job Mantuang
11. Education Secretary:
Thangmoi Haokip
12. Asst. Secy. Education: Manghekam
13. Organisation Secretary: Satminthang Kipgen ki
14. Forest and Environment Secretary: Thangkhomang Baite.
15. Kammuanlal, Executive Member
16. Hatneilhing Haokip @Alhing, Executive Member
17. Chinneilhing Kipggen @Chingpi, Executive Member
18. Lhaitinneng Vaiphei @Nengpi,Executive Member
*Standing Committee*:
1. Lunsei Touthang: Chairman
2. Thangjamang Haokip: Secretary
2. Vice-President(Admin): Jamkhomang Khongsai
3. Vice-President(External): Thanglenmang Simte
4. Gen. Secretary: Dr.Seiboi Touthang
5. Asst. Gen.Secretary.:
Philip Hmar.
6. Finance Secretary: Boilhing
7. Asst. Secretary.Finance: Manggun Kipgen
8. Asst. Secy. Finance: Letgoulen Suantak
9. Information & Publicity Secretary.: Seiminthang Haokip
10. Asst. Information & Publicity Secretary: Job Mantuang
11. Education Secretary:
Thangmoi Haokip
12. Asst. Secy. Education: Manghekam
13. Organisation Secretary: Satminthang Kipgen ki
14. Forest and Environment Secretary: Thangkhomang Baite.
15. Kammuanlal, Executive Member
16. Hatneilhing Haokip @Alhing, Executive Member
17. Chinneilhing Kipggen @Chingpi, Executive Member
18. Lhaitinneng Vaiphei @Nengpi,Executive Member
*Standing Committee*:
1. Lunsei Touthang: Chairman
2. Thangjamang Haokip: Secretary
WAP
BRO PAOZAKHUP @KSOD PREZ KA CHOISANG NOM NAJEH
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Kaneo apat a angol kahiham aching kahi ham keima mihem het thei na in kakihet doh joupon ima cha kahilou vang in Kuki namhi lentah in kamu in kakithang at pi in Kuki a kapen hi kana kipah ji in ahi chule thu hegil ho seidan ajong Israel nam 12 lah ajong bah 1 a ijao uve ti jong hi um kit ahin aloupi na kamu chen be e.
Ahin tun akikhanglen tan namsung kivaihopdan hi akihegil jep2 tan ahi le ikivai poh dan ule ikilamkai Dan uhi kavet2 le akah kom le Kuki a kapen hi kapeng khel e katinom na nikho jong aum da poi.
Tuni chan ahin ikivai hopdan uhi kave in ahile any Kuki kivaihop na innpi, cso ahin students lang ahin ipi lam hile lamkai kilhen na hi thudib thutah a kilhen na mipi in alamkai diu kilhen na kamu khapon hiche hi kadet mah pen chu ahi.
Term 1 a vaipo ho bou chu hiche society chu amaho bou a Dan a akigel uva ama ho le ama ho term jouse a kikhel le2 u mipi in ama ho term election kihepha lou ama ho le ama ho hiti kikhel le2 jing u Dan a um.
2023 Delhi kalhun til a Bro Paozakhup hi kakom a ahung in ama hi KSOD prez akai jou til2 ahivang a nomdetna le file kilheh to na um nailoudan ahin kei chu mi mei2 kana hisah akom ahi kana houlim le ama pi chu Prez ana kaijou til Dan ahin aman jong asei dih pon kalunggel lhon kana sei khom lhon in phat chomkhat jou a prez pa ahi kan hedoh pan in ahi. Akineo sah Dan le chinggeh a hinkho aman pi chu Kuki lamkai dang toh akikhih Dan O. Elamkai hou tuni chan a ju le sa a lop lou tep lou hi 100 lah a mi 10 alhin tah lih katinom e. Aju le sa a lop lam jong kahe khapon hiche malah alamkai khompi ho khu ju ne amu jong le adip lou ahi hitabang a kivai poh na hi mundang avang hahsa bet e.
2024 a KSOD in sports meet Manipur KSO Community school panpi nadin fund mu na din akibol kit in hiche ajong Prez pu le alamkai khompi ho got na jal in kana hetkhah lou free and fair election Next term adin ana um kit in mijouse ahung khomjouse in JNL Stadium sports meet mun a ballot box a vote akipe in Bro Paozakhup ma2 ahung kai doh kit in kakipa dan2 chu O.. Jachalou hel in mipi lah a Kalhai doh in kachop in progrm jong thupi tah aum in ahi. Sports meet chu ka lung alhai behseh in eijong ichom lou ngolna huilhi chu kitep kha ahin kipa jal achu ama vaipoh na achu kingol lam leu ahin ahekhel hodia vang chu ei jong chu miman thei vang kihiloudidan ahi🤭
Ipi chu hile muntin a vah le. Kikum jou mikhat kahi jeh in imalam jouse hi akihechen thoutan hiche lah ahin Delhi tolpi a Bro Paozakhup vaipoh na a kahung um sung ahin ama tabang mihem lamkai po kahe kha pon ama pachat nahi suviral inge tihi kadei Dan ahi.
Ahin kasei hi apha ahoi ahile viral kit lou beh ding ahi. Ahin khat mah thei ham seikha leng apet2 a gam le lei aphah kitdi ahitai.
Hiti ahi jeh in Bro Paozakhup um chan hi Kuki nampi sung a kongtol hon icopy lou lai se uva itup uhi gamlha cheh2 ding ahi ti hi kasei doh nom e.
Kei koi kahiham ti hi ahe hobou in ahetding ahi.
Thuman lou viral post ikitep bang uva iki support nau ahoi apha ho jong suviral din kitil meh ute.
✍️ Anynomus Kuki
Kaneo apat a angol kahiham aching kahi ham keima mihem het thei na in kakihet doh joupon ima cha kahilou vang in Kuki namhi lentah in kamu in kakithang at pi in Kuki a kapen hi kana kipah ji in ahi chule thu hegil ho seidan ajong Israel nam 12 lah ajong bah 1 a ijao uve ti jong hi um kit ahin aloupi na kamu chen be e.
Ahin tun akikhanglen tan namsung kivaihopdan hi akihegil jep2 tan ahi le ikivai poh dan ule ikilamkai Dan uhi kavet2 le akah kom le Kuki a kapen hi kapeng khel e katinom na nikho jong aum da poi.
Tuni chan ahin ikivai hopdan uhi kave in ahile any Kuki kivaihop na innpi, cso ahin students lang ahin ipi lam hile lamkai kilhen na hi thudib thutah a kilhen na mipi in alamkai diu kilhen na kamu khapon hiche hi kadet mah pen chu ahi.
Term 1 a vaipo ho bou chu hiche society chu amaho bou a Dan a akigel uva ama ho le ama ho term jouse a kikhel le2 u mipi in ama ho term election kihepha lou ama ho le ama ho hiti kikhel le2 jing u Dan a um.
2023 Delhi kalhun til a Bro Paozakhup hi kakom a ahung in ama hi KSOD prez akai jou til2 ahivang a nomdetna le file kilheh to na um nailoudan ahin kei chu mi mei2 kana hisah akom ahi kana houlim le ama pi chu Prez ana kaijou til Dan ahin aman jong asei dih pon kalunggel lhon kana sei khom lhon in phat chomkhat jou a prez pa ahi kan hedoh pan in ahi. Akineo sah Dan le chinggeh a hinkho aman pi chu Kuki lamkai dang toh akikhih Dan O. Elamkai hou tuni chan a ju le sa a lop lou tep lou hi 100 lah a mi 10 alhin tah lih katinom e. Aju le sa a lop lam jong kahe khapon hiche malah alamkai khompi ho khu ju ne amu jong le adip lou ahi hitabang a kivai poh na hi mundang avang hahsa bet e.
2024 a KSOD in sports meet Manipur KSO Community school panpi nadin fund mu na din akibol kit in hiche ajong Prez pu le alamkai khompi ho got na jal in kana hetkhah lou free and fair election Next term adin ana um kit in mijouse ahung khomjouse in JNL Stadium sports meet mun a ballot box a vote akipe in Bro Paozakhup ma2 ahung kai doh kit in kakipa dan2 chu O.. Jachalou hel in mipi lah a Kalhai doh in kachop in progrm jong thupi tah aum in ahi. Sports meet chu ka lung alhai behseh in eijong ichom lou ngolna huilhi chu kitep kha ahin kipa jal achu ama vaipoh na achu kingol lam leu ahin ahekhel hodia vang chu ei jong chu miman thei vang kihiloudidan ahi🤭
Ipi chu hile muntin a vah le. Kikum jou mikhat kahi jeh in imalam jouse hi akihechen thoutan hiche lah ahin Delhi tolpi a Bro Paozakhup vaipoh na a kahung um sung ahin ama tabang mihem lamkai po kahe kha pon ama pachat nahi suviral inge tihi kadei Dan ahi.
Ahin kasei hi apha ahoi ahile viral kit lou beh ding ahi. Ahin khat mah thei ham seikha leng apet2 a gam le lei aphah kitdi ahitai.
Hiti ahi jeh in Bro Paozakhup um chan hi Kuki nampi sung a kongtol hon icopy lou lai se uva itup uhi gamlha cheh2 ding ahi ti hi kasei doh nom e.
Kei koi kahiham ti hi ahe hobou in ahetding ahi.
Thuman lou viral post ikitep bang uva iki support nau ahoi apha ho jong suviral din kitil meh ute.
✍️ Anynomus Kuki
~ KUKI NEWS
CHIN BROTHERHOOD: PRESS RELEASE
Chin Brotherhood in CNF/CC te'n nunglam(backstab) a akap sek uh lungkimlouh thu taklang.
June 2024 a Matupi kikapna ah CNF/CC leh SAC pangkhawm a CB leh AA te a leh kap ban uah AA apat khat in a hinna tanloh ahih dan uh taklang uhi.
CB tung a CNF/CC gamtatna tuam2 taklang uhi.
June 2024 a Matupi kikapna ah CNF/CC leh SAC pangkhawm a CB leh AA te a leh kap ban uah AA apat khat in a hinna tanloh ahih dan uh taklang uhi.
CB tung a CNF/CC gamtatna tuam2 taklang uhi.
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CSE 2025 TENTATIVE VACANCIES BREAKUP
CSE 2025 TENTATIVE VACANCIES BREAKUP
04-05-2025 | Sunday
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭
04-05-2025 | Sunday
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭
KSO DELHI & NCR: CONDOLENCE MESSAGE: PU SHOLET HAOKIP
The Kuki Students' Organisation, Delhi & NCR, expresses its heartfelt condolences on the passing of Pu Sholet Haokip, beloved father of Mr. Jangminlun Haokip, who served as Vice President of KSO Delhi & NCR during the 2021–2022 term.
Pu Sholet Haokip, a respected elder from Mongpijang Village, Sadar Hills, Kangpokpi District, passed away today at Naga Hospital, Kohima, Nagaland. He was a devoted community leader, serving in various roles, including as the Chairman of Deeper Mass Prayer Spiritual Warrior. His legacy also lives on through his composition of Zol Zol Gamphajol, the theme song of Saitu Gamphajol Area Youth Organisation (SGAYO), which continues to inspire many.
We share in the grief of the bereaved family and pray for God's comfort and peace during this difficult time. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
Issued by:
Department of Information & Publicity
Kuki Students' Organisation, Delhi & NCR
Pu Sholet Haokip, a respected elder from Mongpijang Village, Sadar Hills, Kangpokpi District, passed away today at Naga Hospital, Kohima, Nagaland. He was a devoted community leader, serving in various roles, including as the Chairman of Deeper Mass Prayer Spiritual Warrior. His legacy also lives on through his composition of Zol Zol Gamphajol, the theme song of Saitu Gamphajol Area Youth Organisation (SGAYO), which continues to inspire many.
We share in the grief of the bereaved family and pray for God's comfort and peace during this difficult time. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
Issued by:
Department of Information & Publicity
Kuki Students' Organisation, Delhi & NCR
MTFD appeals Manipur Tribal Communities
An Appeal to the Tribal Communities of Manipur from Manipur Tribals' Forum, Delhi.
LAMKA | ACCIDENT OM ZEL
03/05/2025 (Sat): Tuni in Thingkangphai ah Bike R15 khat leh Bullet Enfield khat kiphutuah kha ua, gari hek tegel anih un serious sim viau uh hi'n kigen hi. Bullet hektu pen ahihleh District Hospital🏥 tut in om hi'n thudonna in gen hi.
03-05-2025 | Saturday
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭
Notice to Manipur CS & DGP
Notice issued to Chief Secretary, Manipur and DGP, Manipur on 7th March, 2025.
NUCF calls Day of Prayer for Manipur: May 4, 2025
National United Christian Forum Calls for Peace on the Two-Year Mark of Manipur Crisis.
A Call to Prayer across India to observe `Sunday May 4, 2025 as a Day of Prayer for Manipur.
For Immediate Release: May 2, 2025.
A Call to Prayer across India to observe `Sunday May 4, 2025 as a Day of Prayer for Manipur.
For Immediate Release: May 2, 2025.
Ngaihnat Chialna: Pauminlian Tungnung
Ahing tung ding May 3, 2025 (Kiginni) zingkal lam dah 11:00am in (L) Pauminlian Tungnung S/o Thangkhanmang of Zoumunnuam village theizingna Muolsuong honna vaiguon aki nei som a,tuanah a mimal mal a hing kichial zoulou ding akihi ziah in ngainatu leh deisahtute jousiah in hing uap chiat ding in tam i group uh Zolengthe tungtawn in chialna kang bawl uhi.
Ama khu 2nd MR a havildar a sem in vangsiat huai tah in pension manlou in Covid lai in hing na mualliam san hi.
Ama khu 2nd MR a havildar a sem in vangsiat huai tah in pension manlou in Covid lai in hing na mualliam san hi.
Chialtu
Azi Chinghoihchiin leh a inn sung mite
MIZORAM CLASS X TOPPER
PC Lalthakimi, the topper of the Mizoram Board of School Education's High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) Examination 2025, credits her success to disciplined use of social media and a love for reading beyond textbooks.
A student of KD High School, Lalthakimi secured 450 out of 500 marks, earning distinction in all five subjects—English, Mizo, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science—outshining 18,946 other candidates.
#Mizoram #HSLC #Topper
A student of KD High School, Lalthakimi secured 450 out of 500 marks, earning distinction in all five subjects—English, Mizo, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science—outshining 18,946 other candidates.
#Mizoram #HSLC #Topper
SP OFFICE KANGPOKPI: COHSEM TOPPERS
Today (02/05/2025), the Superintendent of Police, Kangpokpi, organized a felicitation ceremony to honour the district level toppers of the Class 12 COHSEM examination at SP Office, Kangpokpi. The event aimed to recognize the hard work and academic excellence of the students from the district. During the programme, the SP congratulated the achievers and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence in their future endeavours. Tokens of appreciation were presented to the meritorious students. The event also emphasized the importance of education in building a progressive and harmonious society.
The meritorious students in science stream were Lamthomi Kipgen of Damdei Christian College, Lammingou Hangsing and Paotinmang Misao from MBC Hr. Sec. School who secured the First, second and Third position respectively. In the Arts stream the first position was Kezia Lumyo Zingkhai from Needy Home Academy, the second position was secured by Hoiremkim Hmar and Kimjemgun Chongloi both from Damdei Christian College.
The meritorious students in science stream were Lamthomi Kipgen of Damdei Christian College, Lammingou Hangsing and Paotinmang Misao from MBC Hr. Sec. School who secured the First, second and Third position respectively. In the Arts stream the first position was Kezia Lumyo Zingkhai from Needy Home Academy, the second position was secured by Hoiremkim Hmar and Kimjemgun Chongloi both from Damdei Christian College.
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