Khaltal MMA Fighter Pausuankhup in Kipakthu Ge'n

 KA THANGKHAL MIPIH TE KIA KIPAKTHU GEN NA

Date 10-2025 ni a Guwahati a ka MMA kava kimol na ah silver medal khat leh certificate khat ka ngah na tung a ka mipih ka nampih te’n hi bang a nung pahtawi na uleh nung kipakpih na tung uah tha ka ngah mahmah a na tung uah kipak thu gen seng louh ka nei hi,,tua pen a tawp na hilou a aki pat na ahih man in maban a zong kimol tou zel diing ka hih man in khatvei chiang a i thangkhal nam tawisang ka hih theih na ding in ka nampih ka mipih te kiang ah thumna ah hung thei gige ding in pasian min in ka hung ngen hi kipak ing.

 Keimah:

Pausuankhup Thangkhal

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Khaltal Pausuankhup Thangkhal in MMA Silver Medal mu

Mr. Pausuankhup Thangkhal 🥋🥊, known to be the first Thangkhal MMA fighter, is a talented athlete from Ngathal Village, New Lamka 🏡. He recently made his community proud by winning a silver medal 🥈 at the Cage Combat-31 Tournament in Guwahati 🏟️. 

Known for his dedication, discipline, and fighting spirit 💪🔥, he has become an inspiration for aspiring athletes in the North East 🌏. His achievement not only reflects his personal hard work but also brings honour to the Zomi community ✊, serving as a shining example of perseverance and excellence in sports 🏆.

May this be the beginning of many greater victories ahead 🌟. Keep fighting, keep shining! ✨🥊

Pausuankhup

ZOMI MMA FIGHTERS

Thiaumuanlal Guite Wins F3 Strike Combat Championship in Mala

🎉 Reception Held for MMA Champion Mr Thiaumuanlal Guite in Aizawl 🎉

Zomi 2 in Gold Medal & Best Upcoming Fighter Title sa'ng

Genesis MMA in Gold 4, Silver 3, Bronze 2 sa'ng

Congrats to Mr Khup Lian Tuam

SSPP CCPUR COLLEGE BR CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE: MR LIANLAWMSANG

Zomi Council Honours MMA Champion Thiaumuanlal Guite

MMA Champion Guite Receives Grand Welcomes

EBC heutute'n Thiaumuanlal Thumsakna nei

ZSF congratulates Mr Thiaumuanlal Guite

YPA Vaal Veng Unit: Kipahpihna

YPA BENGALURU KIPAHPIHNA THUPUAN: Thiaumuanlal Guite

~ KV MEDIA

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GRACE CLINIC opens in Kangpokpi

Tuni khon Kangpokpi Police station mai a Dr Hegin in clinic thah Grace Clinic anahong dohtai. Lhangsung mite tua pat hilai mun Jong hi ijotpan thei u hitai. Clinic hi Vaichong PHC a doctor pa Dr Hegin hon ahi. General OPD le Gynae OPD a ding a kihong ahin. Maban a Jong Lab test chuleh emergency ho gei a umding a kigong clinic khat jong ahi. 

W/A

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CHIN WOMEN and ZOMI WOMEN Meeting in CHIKHA

CWF PAN ZMA ah
Cikha CWF te in khua leh tui gam leh minam aa ding mailam ah alian zaw a tang zai zaw a pan lak theih nading lunggulh na tawh (13.8.2025) ni in Cikha khuasung nupi teng meeting thukim na tawh  nupi kipawl na min (CWF) Cikha Women Fellowship pan in ZOMI MOTHER ASSOCIATION (Z.M.A)in laih uh hi.A bei sa hun in Cikha khangno kipawl na CYA zong CYA pan in ZYA in ki laih hi ci in khua makai te khat in gen hi.Zogam sung a om khua te ah nupi kipawl na pen atam zaw ZMA min in om ahih man in Zomi te ki thutuak na lian semsem hi cih zong ki thei sak hang. 

Lungdam
News ZVC 

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Arms, Explosives Seized in Churachandpur

On August 12, 2025, security forces conducted an operation at Dampi Ridge under Churachandpur Police Station in Churachandpur district. 

The search led to the recovery of:

3 single-barrel rifles

5 long-range mortars (pompi)

7 improvised explosive devices (IEDs)

2 bulletproof vests

2 Baofeng Motorola radios

1 Baofeng Motorola charger

2 helmets.

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Lloyd Law College hosts Dr Alana Golmei for Cultural Fest

Lloyd Law College & Lloyd School of Law proudly presents the Intra College Cultural Competitions on the occasion of Independence Day, with the esteemed Dr. Alana Golmei as our Chief Guest.

The Intra College Cultural Competitions is scheduled to be held on Wednesday, 13 August 2025 from 2:30 PM onwards at the Auditorium, Lloyd School of Law.

We are honored to welcome Dr. Alana Golmei to Lloyd, as her journey and commitment serve as a beacon of courage, empathy, and justice for all.

Dr. Alana Golmei is a distinguished Indian humanitarian activist, lawyer, and founder of the Pann Nu Foundation. She has tirelessly championed the cause of women’s rights and human rights, earning numerous prestigious awards for her impactful work. As the General Secretary of the Northeast Support Centre & Helpline in New Delhi—launched in 2007—she has worked relentlessly to combat harassment, discrimination, molestation, and abuse faced by people from Northeast India, particularly women, in Delhi and the NCR.

She is also a member of the Supreme Court-mandated Monitoring Committee constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs to address issues of racial discrimination faced by North East residents across India. Her dedicated advocacy led to recognition by the Delhi Commission for Women for her leadership in empowering women. Moreover, she has been named among the most powerful influencers in India by The New Indian Express.

Dr. Mohd Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan also join us inviting the students of Lloyd and welcome Dr. Alana Golmei as the Chief Guest for the competition.

#LloydLawCollege #LloydSchoolOfLaw #IndependenceDay2025

#IntraCollegeCompetition #CulturalFest #StudentTalent

#DrAlanaGolmei #HumanRights #WomensRights #NortheastIndia

#JusticeForAll #Empowerment #YouthLeadership

#LloydCelebratesIndependence #UnityInDiversity

#LloydEvents #CelebratingIndia #VoicesOfChange

Courtesy: Lloyd Law College

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AIZAWL CENTRE | SSC SUB INSPECTOR IN DELHI POLICE RESULT, 2024

✓ FEMALE

1. 5701000194 LHINGJAKIM TOUTHANG

2. 5701000198 CROSS LALTLINZO CHANGSAN

3. 5701000209 VIDA ROPARMAWI

4. 5701000219 OLIVIA HATNEILAM

5. 5701000494 NEIMUANCHING

6. 5701000506 KIMNEISANG

7. 5701000537 DEENA LHINGNEIMOI HAOKIP

8. 5701000635 NIENGNEILAM

9. 5701000760 DOROTHY LHINGNEICHONG

10. 5701000795 THANG NEI KIM

11. 5701000841 IRENE HATNEITHIEM HAOKIP

12. 5701000913 G KIMNGAIMUON

13. 5701000979 NEMLIANKIM

14. 5701001051 NGAIHOIKIM

✓ MALE

1. FELIX SAWNGROHMANG

2. HENMINTHANG CHONGLOI

3. JAMGOULEN LHUNGDIM

4. MANGLALLAWM VAIPHEI

5. LALMINLIAN SIMTE

6. THANGGOULEN HAOKIP

7. GINKHOLAL TUNGDIM

8. LALMUANAWMA KHIANGTE

9. LAL WILLIAM

10. DANIEL LHUNCHINGHAO HAOKIP

11. JOSEPH LANGZATHANG SINGSON

12. LETMINLEN HAOKIP

13. H LIANMINLAL VAIPHEI

14. LALTLUANGZELA SINGSON

15. OBED PAITE

16. T. THANGKHOCHON HAOKIP

17. L LETMINLEN HAOKIP

18. V THANGLIANMANG

19. ANTHONY LALTHAMUAN

20. LALKHOSEM HAOKIP

21. PAOHAOMANG BAITE

22. THANGLENMANG

23. S PAUSONMUAN NGAIHTE

24. DAVID GEN SON THANG

25. BENJAMIN HMANGAISANG

26. LIANMINTHANG

27. LALNGAISON NEIHSIAL

28. JAMES LIANLUNMANG

29. LAMGOULUN KIPGEN

30. C LALRUATFELA

31. TH JOSEPH SIMTE

32. PAOMALSAWM KHAUTE

33. JAMES KHONGSAI

34. THANGMINSON TOUTHANG

35. THONGKHOHAU BAITE

36. M LETMINLUN HAOKIP

37. MANGLUN HAOKIP

38. RANTHVI SALEMTHANG KOM

39. LS SOLOMON KHAIGOU MATE

40. STEVE THANGVANGLIAN VAIPHEI

41. LALRINPUIA

42. MANGKHOLUN HAOKIP

43. SOLOMON L PARATE

44. KENEDY HAOMINTHANG HAOKIP

45. M LAMLALTHUOM GANGTE

46. TH SATLIENMAWI NEIHSIAL

47. M THANGKHUPRENG

48. THANGLALSUONG

49. T DAVID THANGSIANMUAN

~ Staff Selection Commission (SSC)

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Free 8-Month 3D Animation & VFX Program for NorthEast – NFDC India

🌟 The National Film Development Corporation of India (NFDC) presents a FREE 8-month program in 3D Animation & VFX, exclusively for the NorthEast. 🎨✨ Perfect for beginners and enthusiasts eager to explore the 🎬 Media and Entertainment industry, this is your chance to kickstart a rewarding career. 🚀

📚 Program Includes:

✅ 6️⃣ months of classroom training 🏫

✅ 2️⃣ months of industry exposure 🏢

✅ A high-performance gaming laptop 💻🎮

✅ Free residential stay 🏠 & meals 🍛

✅ Free licensed software 🖥️💡

✅ Joint certificate by 🏅 NFDC & NCVET

❌ Not Free:

💳 Registration: ₹1180 (including taxes)

⚡ Electricity & 📶 Wi-Fi bills

📌Register here: https://skill.nfdcindia.com/Specialproject/Registerfor3DAnimator

📲 For details (WhatsApp only): 8119944119

🌈 Enrol now and step into the world of Animation and VFX with top-notch training, facilities, and industry exposure. 🎯

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Khaltal PAUSUANKHUP | MMA Fighter - Silver Medalist 🥋🥊

Mr. Pausuankhup Thangkhal 🥋🥊, known to be the first Thangkhal MMA fighter, is a talented athlete from Ngathal Village, New Lamka 🏡. He recently made his community proud by winning a silver medal 🥈 at the Cage Combat-31 Tournament in Guwahati 🏟️. 

Known for his dedication, discipline, and fighting spirit 💪🔥, he has become an inspiration for aspiring athletes in the North East 🌏. His achievement not only reflects his personal hard work but also brings honour to the Zomi community ✊, serving as a shining example of perseverance and excellence in sports 🏆.

May this be the beginning of many greater victories ahead 🌟. Keep fighting, keep shining! ✨🥊

Pausuankhup

~ KV MEDIA

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SSPP VK Tawna College Branch Congratulates Khamkhangin -- MMA Gold Winner! 🏆🥇

SIAMSINPAWLPI VK. TAWNA COLLEGE BRANCH

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
11th August, 2025

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. K. Lianminthang,an esteemed member of SSPP VKTC son of Mr. Khamkhagin of Vengnuam South, New Lamka, for securing the Gold Medal at the prestigious Cage Combat-31, held in Guwahati and organized by Bidang MMA.

Your exceptional performance is a testament to your discipline, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence. This victory not only reflects your personal commitment but also brings pride and honor to your community.

May your success at this distinguished event mark the beginning of even greater achievements in your sporting career.


Sd/-
(Michael Douchinkhup)
President

Sd/-
(Dongmalsawm)
Secretary 

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TSP COMMENDATION: PAUSUANKHUP THANGKHAL - SILVER 🏅

THANGKHAL SINLAI PAWLPI
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS

COMMENDATION
Lamka, 12th August

We, the Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi GHQ, extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Pausuankhup Thangkhal, s/o Mr. Thangsuanmuan Thangkhal of Ngathal Village, New Lamka, on his outstanding achievement in securing the silver medal at the Cage Combat-31 Tournament, organized by BIDANG MMA and Fitness Gym, at Guwahati.

Your dedication, discipline, and relentless pursuit of excellence have brought pride not only to yourself but also to our entire community and everyone who supports and believes in you. This remarkable accomplishment reflects your hard work and fighting spirit, setting a powerful example for others to follow.

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Genesis E4E MMA Gym for their invaluable guidance, which has given you the opportunity to showcase your talents on such a prestigious stage.

We are proud to stand behind such a talented and determined athlete. May this silver medal be a stepping stone toward even greater victories. We wish you the very best in your future endeavors.

Sky is the limit - keep reaching higher!

KHALTAL Hat tak leh Hang tak in.


Sd/-
Hauminlian
President

Sd/-
Lianminthang
Secretary 

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NEET UG 2025: Top 75 ST Candidates in State Merit

 Here is the list of the top 75 candidates from the ST category in order of state merit, as per the NEET UG 2025 State Government Quota merit list:

State Rank	All India Rank	Roll No	Name	NEET 2025 Score
29	49554	3201204257	RINMACHUK RAIKHAN	502
30	50072	2712201004	ABIGAIL ZINGLAN RAMAN	502
66	71635	3201204452	NELSON CHITHUNG	484
70	72598	3201103269	DANGSHAMERANG TEDARNING MARING	483
74	74360	3201206088	KAIDAIJUANANG RIAMEI	482
93	83109	3201101437	MARIM AHOILA CHOTHE	476
142	105788	3201101262	RAUNAK RIMAI	460
145	106041	3201201298	KHAYING JAJO	460
170	114020	3201202362	PHAMEICHUI YL	455
172	114899	3115309040	TOPSON ZHIVEINE	454
182	116747	3302101013	TONGGOUSEM CHONGLOI	453
194	119763	3201101338	S GANZINGLA	451
199	120968	3201106492	KAZHIIA GRACE	451
212	124422	3202101128	KHULPUWA KODUNSHIM MARING	448
217	125405	3201107268	PHAOREI BERNARD KHAMASU ZINGKHAI	448
231	128351	3201207079	GLORISA HANELA PAOH	446
234	129297	3201203548	ABEL KHOZIIPHRO	445
248	134857	3201110109	WUNGMARRANG CHIPEMMI	442
274	141135	3203102016	SUMTANLIAN GUITE	438
278	142858	3201105170	TSIISIIYINI PHIMU	437
282	143947	3201204027	GOWINJOY AWUNGSHI ZIMIK	436
286	144482	3201204460	KHULPUWA AGNES	436
290	145188	3203102211	MICHAEL LALTHLAMUONG LUNGTAU	436
294	145683	3201106282	KACHAKLU KAMEI	435
309	151003	3201201149	P.L.BLISS	432
316	153486	3203101033	KAIBIAKSANG VAIPHEI	431
321	156160	3201201321	HIILANAI SHAOZII	429
326	157924	3201102307	SHINGLAI PHILAYUI	428
331	160136	3501102080	MAYINI LOKHO	427
350	164964	3114110463	GINMINLEN LHOUVUM	424
376	172443	3201201485	GAIHIAMPOU KAMEI	420
386	175697	3201104108	CHAVEINAI CHAO	418
407	181381	2001211071	RIZAT PHILAYUNG ZIMIK	415
423	186778	3201105137	PARINAH RANGNAMEI	412
424	187029	3502101362	ELIZABETH SANGHOIVAH TOUTHANG	412
433	190943	3201105370	MAIKING WALTER FERNANDEZ	410
453	199181	3203101039	GEORGE HAUCHINKHUP MANLUN	406
454	199667	3201206113	H SAPUNE	405
455	199982	3203102115	JENNIFER CHINNEILHING	405
458	202157	3501103296	YINRING RONRA SHIMRAY	404
459	202717	1402110295	KIMRINPUI GANGTE	404
460	202878	4501118181	GLORYA RAMNEIVAR	404
461	203017	3201208009	MAHAIRIN ZIMIK	404
469	206111	2001206280	RINCHUI MASHANGVA	402
476	209642	3201103192	KAMEI SANTOSH	400
479	211430	3201205201	JIANTHUILIU THAIMEI	399
482	213174	3201201267	LOKHO REINI	399
483	213517	3201206199	NELI HRIIYIO	398
485	213928	1402110153	SOPHY JACOB	398
491	217378	3201207297	WONSHANGPHY RONRA SHIMRAY	396
492	217476	3203102171	CHING GELKIM	396
493	218151	3201102557	SORINCHON KASAR	396
496	219928	3201204316	KAIKHO KOMUNI	395
500	220747	1402206598	EVELYN RUOLKHUMZO SERTO	395
501	221412	3201108239	AHRAZIIA SHENACHENA	394
503	223095	3203102205	LAMCHONGHOI KHONGSAI	393
509	225442	3203102166	THANGSUANMUAN ZOU	392
514	227032	3201106534	KHUNBU JINA CHARANGA	391
515	227319	3201103116	HRINGHNAR RONEL AIMOL	391
520	231190	3201105465	RATHAI RIAMEI	389
522	231800	2001601233	NEMPICHONG MISAO	389
524	232263	3201105454	N THANGLERNGAM KOM	389
531	234954	3201110039	EBALUNGLE EMILIA	387
537	238080	3203101406	JAMES ZAMKHANSIAM	386
539	239997	3201206283	KOMUNE	385
540	240098	1402110336	NENGHATNEI VAIPHEI	385
542	241246	3201204685	ELOZIINI KRICHENA	384
543	241409	3115310440	HENJAIPAUL KHONGSAI	384
544	241498	4609103544	HB KHILONGRI	384
546	241700	3201103310	JOSHUA GANGMEI	384
548	242710	3115207076	MAHAIMI ALFRED LUNGLENG	384
549	243212	3201107504	REIKHU WINSON	384
550	243337	3201106054	GAIHEMMEI GANGMEI	383
551	243422	3501104301	FELICITA CHINIR	383
554	245733	3201106213	NINGTONLA RIAMROI	382
555	245755	3201102069	LOLI CHAKHENE	382
556	245919	3201206301	RAPHA DUO	382
558	246023	3203101373	NEILIENKIM	382
561	247371	3203101158	LUNKHOGIN HAOKIP	381
562	247763	3201202033	P NGATUBA	381
563	249593	3201202146	DITHAI RONGMEI	380

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ZYA Lamka Block: Sisan Pia

11/08/2025: A nuai-ah sanggamte damlohna hangin Dist Hospital ah lum uh a, sisan kisam in ZYA Lamka Block hong zaksakna uh bangin kalsuanna kinei hi. 

1. Nu Rebecca Nemlunching of Mata (Maternity Ward) Sisan Unit - 2 kisam

2. Pa H Paupawlson of Zion Veng (Medicine Ward) Sisan Unit - 4 kisam

3. Nu Chingngaihlian of Bukpi Village (Gyne Ward) Sisan Unit - 2 kisam

A kisam bangin Sisan hong piaksakte: 

1. L Zam Khan Muan Ngaihte

2. Pum Suan Thang 

3. K Munglaven 

4. Ginmuan Khuptong

5. Lalbiaksang

6. Ginliansiam

7. Tuanlangpau

8. Moisuanmung

Awlmawhna leh itna tawh a kisam bangin kiphaltak in sisan hong piaksak sanggamte tungah ZYA Lamka Block min in lungdamna i gen hi. A piakkhiatna-uh hangin damlote a dingin damna leh a piate tungah Topa in thupha hong piaksak ding ithumna hi. 

Sd/- 
Secretary
ZYA Lamka Block

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Kuki Freedom Fighters in Manipur

The Kukis joined the struggle for India’s freedom and are remembered as freedom fighters in the INA Memorial Complex. Out of 188 recorded freedom fighters from Manipur, 162 were Kukis. Their contributions are recorded district by district, with names still preserved in history.

Freedom Fighters Enshrined in the INA Memorial Complex

District-wise List of Freedom Fighters: Manipur

Imphal District
1. Shri Sinam Chaoba Singh, Sega Road, Leimajam Leikai

2. Shri T. Lamphel Singh, Top Iril Mapal, Imphal

3. Shri Khangin Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

4. Shri Th. Angou Singh, Singjamei Thokchom Leikai, Imphal

5. Shri S. Ibohal Singh, Singjamei Mayengbam Leikai, Imphal

6. Shri P. Tomal Singh, Chinga Makha, Ningthoujam Leikai

7. Shri Laishram Irabot Singh, Keishampat Mutum Leirak

8. Shri L. Kanhai Singh, Segalambi, Jailor Leirak, Imphal

9. Shri M. Amuba Singh, Meino Leirak, Imphal

10. Shri Irom Tombi Singh, Liwa Khongsangbam Leikai, Imphal

11. Shri Kh. Jugeshar Singh, Thangmeiband, Imphal

12. Shri Palet, Haokip Veng, Imphal

13. Shri Bedagarbha Sharma, Sagolband Maisnam Leikai, Imphal

14. Shri Darbar Singh, Air Transport Corporation, M.G. Avenue, Imphal

15. Shri L. Nabadwip Singh, Keisampat Leimajam Leikai, Imphal

16. Shri Gostha Behari Das Chowdhury, Jiribam

17. Shri Mangkhohen Kuki, Old Lambulane, Imphal

18. Smt. Salamongbi Rajmubi Devi, Chingmeiraong, Imphal

19. Shri Madan Mohan Singh, New Chekon, Imphal

20. Smt. Parul Rani Chowdhury, Keishampat, Imphal

21. Shri S. Hemkholet Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

22. Shri Otkhosei Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

23. Shri Onkholet Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

24. Shri Ngemjathang Touthang, Longa Koireng, Imphal

25. Shri Tinsie Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

26. Shri Setkam Kuki, Imphal District

27. Shri Letkhopao Haokip, New Lambulane, Imphal

28. Shri Akhup Kom, K.R. Lane, Imphal District

29. Shri O. Jugeshor, Khwai Nagamapal, Imphal

30. Shri Naki Ahmad Choudhury, Kaikhu, Imphal

31. Shri Sardar Mukhtiar Singh Gill, Dewlaland, Imphal

32. Shri Haothang Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

33. Shri Haokhothang Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

34. Smt. Tingkholhai Kunini, New Lambulane, Imphal

35. Shri L.D. Moireng Kuki, Imphal

36. Shri Thangkholet Haokip, New Lambulane, Imphal

37. Shri Tolkhothang Kuki, Basic Training, Imphal

38. Shri Tongkholun Kuki, New Lambulane, Imphal

39. Shri Nguljangam Haokip, Haokip Veng, Imphal

40. Shri Salet Kuki, Haokip Veng, Imphal

41. Smt. Ningjavei (alias Avei Hangshing), Imphal

42. Shri Haokhongam Kuki, Nayang A/P Haokip Veng, Imphal

Thoubal District
43. Shri Dinesh Chandra Acharya, Serou, Thoubal District

44. Shri S. Churachand Singh, Serou, Thoubal District

Chandel District
45. Shri Holkhongjang Kuki, Somtal Village

46. Shri Nehkhothang Haokip, Wayang Village

47. Shri Letkhothang Kuki, Songjang Village

48. Shri Helkhotong Haokip, Tengnoupal District

49. Shri Hemlhun Kuki, Sita Village

50. Shri Lamkhothang, Wayang Village

51. Shri Luikhojang Kuki, Tudam Village

52. Smt. Hoihat Kukini, Bongyang Village

53. Shri Shohol Kuki, Songjang Village

54. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Sajik Tampak Village

55. Shri Somkho Haokip, Thamlapokpi Village

56. Shri Yamvung Haokip, Khengang Village

57. Shri Yamkhothang Kuki, Molcham Village

58. Shri Chungkhosei Kuki, Bongjang Village

59. Smt. Haongai Kukini, Songoon Village

60. Smt. Ngulhem Haokip, Wayang Village

61. Shri Jamthong Lhanggun Kuki, Lonpi Village

62. Shri Jamkholet Kuki, Aihang Village

63. Shri Mangkholun Kuki, Songjang Village

64. Shri Thangkhochem Kuki, Sinam Village

65. Shri Lunkhoson Kuki, Nongli Village

66. Shri Onkhosei alias Onsei Haokip, Molnom Village

67. Shri Holjang Kuki, Tuidam Village

68. Shri Lungam Lungdim, Bongmol Ampak Village

69. Shri Jamkhoson Haokip, Samkhong Village

Ukhrul District
70. Shri Houtung Kuki, Chassad, Manipur East District

71. Shri Jamhun Kuki, Maku Village

72. Shri Lhungkhojam Kuki, Pihang Village

73. Shri Lhungkhothang Kuki, Nang Village

74. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Loni Village

75. Shri Thongkhongam Kuki, Aishi Village

76. Shri Yamkhosei Kuki, Chassad Village

77. Shri Yamkhojang Kuki, Maku Village

78. Shri Thangsei Kuki, Molvailup Village

79. Shri Yangkhosei Haokip, Aishi Village

80. Shri Yangkholet Kuki, Aishi Village

81. Shri Lunkhojang Kuki, Phuthel Village

82. Shri Yangkhopao Haokip, East District

83. Shri Yamsho Kuki, Maokot Village

84. Shri K. Ringshi, Bungpa Khunou Village

85. Shri Henjathang Kuki, Aishi Village

86. Shri Lhunkhosei Kuki, Kasung Village

87. Shri Ngulkhohem Kuki, Chassad Village

88. Shri Thangjadong Kuki, Lakhan Khuman

89. Shri Hemkholet Kuki, Khoikai Village

90. Shri Lenghao Kuki, Litan Village

91. Shri Thongkhomang Kuki, Kultu Village

92. Shri Haopao Kuki, Kachoubung Village

93. Shri Lunhem Kuki, Lakhan Village

94. Shri Hangkhopao Kuki, Jallenbung Village

95. Shri Khupjalam alias Pavon, Chassad

96. Shri Jangkhosei Kuki, Pihang Village

97. Shri Jamneng Haokip, East District

98. Shri Helkhothang Kuki, Loni Village

99. Shri Doujangam Kuki, Maku Village

100. Shri Chungkhojam Kuki, Matijang Village

101. Shri Otkhothang Kuki, Jallembung Village

102. Shri Jamkhochuing Kuki, Tusam Village

103. Shri Lhunkhosei Haokip, Pihang Village

104. Shri Mangkhup Kuki, Chamo Village

105. Shri Lhukhothong Kuki, Maokot Village

106. Smt. Nemjavei, wife of (L) Hemkholun Kuki, Manipur East District

107. Shri Sheikhomang Kuki, Chassad Village

108. Shri Chongjangam Kuki, Pihang Village

109. Shri Jamkhothang Haokip, Manipur East

110. Shri Helkholet Kuki, Singoba Village

111. Shri Yamlhun Kuki, Mollen Village

112. Shri Tongkhosei Haokip, Maokot Village

113. Shri Hemkholun Kuki, Phungtha Village

114. Shri Thongjam Kuki, K. Mollen Village

115. Shri Tholet Kuki, K. Mollen Village

116. Shri Thongkholim Kuki, Matijang Village

117. Shri Shamkhumang Kuki, Ukhrul A/P New Lambulane

Churachandpur District
118. Shri Nungkhopao, Gangpimol Village

119. Shri Ampu Kom, Khoirentak Khuman

120. Shri Jamthang Haokip Khongmang, Gamnomphai Village

121. Shri Kamhand Mate, Khongman Saiton

122. Shri Vomkhothang Haokip, Siden Village

123. Shri Chungthong Haokip, Molnom

124. Shri Haojathang Haokip, New Bazar

125. Shri Pumjakam Zou, Khongphum

126. Shri Nguljalet Haokip, Ukha Tampak

127. Shri Ngamkhothang Haokip, Matalambulane

128. Shri Semkhohao Haokip, Ukha Tampak

129. Shri Letkhothang, Molnom Village

130. Shri Lhunkholet Kuki, Golmol Village

131. Shri Ngulkholet, Gangpijaing Village

132. Shri Semkhothang Haokip, Molnom

133. Shri Onkhojang Haokip, Churachandpur

134. Shri Lengkhothang Kuki, Gamnomphai

135. Shri Henjakhup Haokip, Mongjang

136. Shri Sailutchung Kom, Khonomphai

137. Shri Konkhothing Kuki, Dopkon

138. Shri Semkholet Haokip, Molnom

139. Shri Chunglet, Kongmol Village

140. Shri Thangkhosei Kuki, Champi Village

141. Shri Mangkhup Kuki, Kanggin

142. Shri Thangkholien, Matalambulane

143. Shri Chungkhoja Haokip, Matalambulane

Senapati District (now Kangpokpi District area)
144. Shri Hemkhosei, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

145. Shri Otkhothang, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

146. Shri Pakhai, Haipi (KPI)

147. Shri Hensei, Chamari (KPI)

148. Shri Kemkhojam, Saparmeina (KPI)

149. Shri Jamsei, Haipi (KPI)

150. Shri Dangkhothang, Mongpijiang (KPI)

151. Shri Jamkhothang, Lhangsom (SKL)

152. Shri Jamkhochung, Lhangsom (SKL)

153. Shri Tongngam, Goljang (SKL)

154. Shri Ngakholun, Khonomphai (SKL)

155. Shri Lungkholet, T. Thanglun Village (SKL)

156. Shri Haojalam, Tusam (SKL)

157. Shri Helkhopao, Boljang (SKL)

158. Shri Doulam, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

159. Shri Paolet, Lhangsom Village (SKL)

160. Shri Khupao, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

161. Shri Otkhosei, Thingang Village (SKL)

162. Shri Onjathang, Dengleng Village (SKL)

163. Shri Letkhosei, Tusam Village (SKL)

164. Shri Bamkhopao, Bunglung Village (SKL)

165. Shri Seikhup, Ichaigojang Village (SKL)

166. Shri Jangkholam, Tusam Village (SKL)

167. Shri Jamkhojang, Lhangsom Village (SKL)

168. Shri Jangkhosei, Gampum Village (SKL)

169. Shri Tongkhojang, K. Mollen Village (SKL)

170. Shri Letlun, Ihang Karong Village (SKL)

171. Shri Tongkhongam, L. Koireng Village (SKL)

172. Shri Jamlhun, K. Mollen Village (SKL)

173. Shri Helkholet, Dengleng Village (SKL)

174. Shri Semkhong, Gampum Village (SKL)

175. Shri Angkhokam, Gampum Village (SKL)

176. Shri Ngamjathang, Longa Koireng (SKL)

177. Shri Paokholal, Longa Koireng (SKL)

178. Shri Daojang, Ichigojang Village (SKL)

179. Shri Jangkhosei, Changoubung Village (SKL)

180. Shri Otkhopao, Keithelmanbi (KPI)

181. Shri Lanhing, Boljang (KPI)

182. Shri Letkhokam, G. Songlung (KPI)

Bishnupur District
183. Shri Mairembam Koireng Singh, Moirang

184. Shri Heman Nilamani Singh, Moirang

185. Shri Moirangthem Jatra Singh, Bishnupur

186. Shri Mairembam Ahanbi Singh, Mairembam Leikai, Bishnupur

187. (Late) Kiyam Gopal Singh, Moirang

188. Smt. O. Keina Devi, Oinam, Bishnupur

Total: 188 freedom fighters from Manipur, out of which 162 are Kuki freedom fighters. 

Note: These figures may not include members of the Zomi, Hmar, and Mizo communities. For example, the Zou tribesmen fought against the mighty British for two consecutive years (1917–1919) in what is known as the Anglo-Kuki War. Among the Zous, this event is still remembered as Zougal. A significant number of Zou warriors lost their lives defending their ancestral land.

Here are some links for further reading:

ZOGAL Links

ZOUGAL (1917-1919): Dr David Vumlallian Zou

The Unforgettable Warriors: Zou Resistance Against the British

Zou Gal Day 2011: A Historic First Observed in Delhi and Manipur

THE LAST TEARS OF ZOUGAAL ~ Hausienmuan Munluo

Zous celebrate Zogal Day in Manipur

ZOU GAL DAY: LAMKA & DELHI

Delhi leh Lamka khopi ah Zou Gal Day thupitah in kizang

Zogal Memorial Shield 2015: Football Final

ZOGAL DAY OBSERVANCE-cum-KIHANTOHNA 2025

Invitation to Zou Gal Day Observation at Delhi and Lamka Khopi

Zou Raid Threats 1918 Letters: Chief Luanvunga’s Plea | British Records

Zogal kaap te'n Mizo khuo Chingbung leh Loannbung luh sawmna thu | British Records

The Zou as a Minority Community

Zou Gaal song composer Pu Mangzathang passes away

Zou Gal (1917-19) leh Chivu: Dr S Thangboi Zou

ZOUGAL TANCHIN TOMKIM: DR S THANGBOI ZOU

ZOGAL TIMELINE

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Thadou Inpi Manipur rejects Kuki Inpi's Allegations

TIM Rejects Kuki Inpi's Provocative Allegations and Reaffirms Commitment to Peace

MEDIA RELEASE

Monday, the 11th August, 2025

The Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) categorically rejects the false, misleading, and provocative allegations made by the Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) in its press release dated August 8, 2025. The KIM statement, which targets the TIM delegation's August 6 visit to Imphal for the 'Road to Peace in Manipur' initiative, is a deliberate attempt to distort history, undermine the distinct Thadou indigenous identity, and provoke communal tensions and violence and is compelled to issue the following rebuttal: -

1. The global Thadou community operates under the Thadou Inpi Constitution (TIC), which was framed and adopted on October 29, 2016. This constitution was a result of the Thadou Conclave Delhi, 2016 Declaration No. 1 & 2, which renamed the Thadou Tribe Council to Thadou Inpi. The TIC's purpose is to protect the integrity and distinct identity of the Thadou people and their rights—not to promote Kuki ideology. The Thadou Conclave Delhi Declaration No. 7 formally disowned KIM and its affiliates, explicitly stating that Thadou is not Kuki.

2. The Thadou Inpi-GHQ's tenure for 2019-2023 expired in June 2023, following the outbreak of the Manipur crisis. In the ensuing breakdown of law and order, Kuki supremacists and militants issued death threats to Thadou leaders, unlawfully interfering with and disbanding Thadou organizations. This period saw the emergence of two illegitimate Thadou groups in violation of the TIC viz. the Thadou Tribe Council (TTC-GHQ), formed in Churachandpur in October 2023 by sympathizers of the Kuki National Organisation (KNO). A new Thadou Inpi-GHQ was also formed in Kangpokpi in April 2024 by the sympathizers of United People's Front (UPF). Both of these entities openly advocate for a "Separate Administration" or "Union Territory" outside Manipur under the Kuki or Kuki-Zo ideology. Kuki ideologists continue to create fake entities such as Young Thadou, Thadou Youth International, Thadou-Kuki Tachapa Ho, etc. to spread violence-inciting false propaganda and confuse the public. This desperate behavior demonstrates the low morale of Kuki propagandists and organizations. Kuki ideologists and leaders have lost the plot.

3. In response to these challenges, on August 3, 2024, Thadou diaspora representatives from nine countries formed the Thadou Community International (TCI). Its primary objectives are to safeguard the distinct identity, heritage, and rights of the Thadou people, while also addressing widespread human rights violations by anti-Thadou elements, particularly Kuki supremacists. In line with the Thadou Inpi Constitution (TIC), the TCI, along with the Thadou Students' Association (TSA), jointly organized the Thadou Convention, Guwahati - 2024. This convention led to the formation of Thadou apex bodies in Dima Hasao, Karbi Anglong, Manipur and Mizoram, while Thadou Inpi Manipur (TIM) is the sole legitimate apex body representing the Thadou community in Manipur in addition to various existing Thadou Inpis. The Thadou people's distinct identity has never been part of the Kuki identity or ideology, a position that predates the current conflict by decades. TIM's institutional lineage dates back to 1984 as the Thadou National Council, renamed the Thadou Tribe Council in 1992, and then Thadou Inpi in 2015. In stark contrast, KIM was formed only in 1993, after the Kuki–Naga conflict.

4. TIM upholds the core values of the Thadou Inpi Constitution, asserting that Thadous are a distinct community, not subordinate to any Kuki structure, group, or ideology. This position was formally declared at the Thadou Convention 2024. This was also validated when Manipur Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) acknowledged TIM during the 'Road to Peace in Manipur' covenant of understanding at Imphal on August 6, 2025. The "Inpi Proclamation No. 2" (2023), "Delhi Conclave Declaration" (2023), and "Shillong Summit Resolution" (2024) of Kuki Inpi Manipur are irrelevant to the Thadou people. Thadou Inpi Manipur and the Thadou community were never consulted, did not participate, and do not recognize these resolutions. They apply only to the "Any Kuki tribes" population of 28,000, not to the 216,000 Thadou people in Manipur.

5. Achieving lasting peace in Manipur requires more than just negotiations between Kuki/Zomi/Hmar militant groups and the Government of India. Real peace must be rooted in mutual understanding among all indigenous communities. The Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), claiming to act on behalf of the SoO groups, does not represent the diverse populations affected by the conflict, particularly the distinct Thadou community. The Thadou people are against the ongoing talks' lack of transparency and mixed messages. A major obstacle to peace is the conflicting stances of the parties involved: the Government of India says Manipur's territorial integrity will remain, while SoO groups claim that Union Territory status is "under process." For the public to have faith in the process, both sides must be transparent and consistent.

6. KIM's branding of TIM as an "enemy of the Kuki people" is unconstitutional, baseless, and a dangerous communal provocation that warrants legal action. It reflects a warmongering attitude and a deep-seated disdain for the Thadou identity. While TIM fundamentally disagrees with KIM, we do not consider them enemies. Our position is based on factual truths and the best interests of the Thadou community. It is deeply concerning to witness the extent of Kuki radicalism and hatred directed at the Thadou and other indigenous communities. Kuki church pastors and leaders are openly preaching violence and vengeance on various social media platforms and from church pulpits, a shocking misuse of sacred spaces meant to promote love, forgiveness, and peace.

The claim by KNO president P.S. Haokip of "Kuki quotas in heaven" is an extremist ideological belief that mirrors those of other violent extremist groups. Moreover, prominent Kuki radical preacher-cum-church leaders, including Rev. Dr. T. Lunkim, Rev. Dr. Angam Haokip, Pastor Onkho Haokip, and evangelist Paogin Haokip, among others, vigorously and regularly deliver hate speech and Kuki supremacist political rhetoric, often in a manner that incites violence against the Thadou and other communities.

The pace of this radicalism, including the use of religious places (churches) as centres of radicalization, is alarming. This level of radicalism raises doubts about the possibility of achieving lasting peace and development as long as this ideology, which includes the "Any Kuki Tribes", remains. The Government of India and state authorities must address Kuki radicalism and terrorism with the same resolve they apply to similar ideologies and activities across the country.

Should the Government of India continue to appease Kuki supremacists, allowing them to advance their extremist agendas and persecute the Thadou community, we then ask the government to provide the Thadou community with arms for self-defence against Kuki onslaughts. As a peace-loving community with no armed militant groups of our own, we, the Thadou community, have endured widespread persecution by supremacist Kuki groups, which have over 40+ armed militant groups operating primarily in Thadou-inhabited areas. But enough is enough.

7. The Thadou Inpi Manipur calls on all Indigenous people of Manipur and other stakeholders to reject Kuki Inpi Manipur's divisive and violent rhetoric. We urge them to support an inclusive, indigenous-led peace process that respects the distinct identity and democratic will of the Thadou people. The August 6, 2025, TIM–Manipur CSOs Covenant of Understanding is a historic breakthrough in indigenous unity that cannot be derailed.

The Thadou leadership has consistently stood for peace, even in the face of severe persecution and threats to them and their families, including their young children. The Thadous are the undisputed champions of peace in Manipur. It is therefore imperative that people of Manipur and government authorities support the Thadou people and cease legitimizing non-indigenous Kuki CSOs and violent militant groups operating under the SoO Agreement.

Sd/-

(Manggou Thadou)

Joint General Secretary

Thadou Inpi Manipur 

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Manipur Scheduled Tribes Population: Kuki and Naga

The following population distribution for scheduled tribes:
Manipur (Scheduled Tribes)  

Group: Kuki (red), Naga (blue)

Zou               24,294 (2.12%)  

Vaiphei           42,957 (3.75%)  

Thadou            215,913 (18.83%)  

Tarao              1,066 (0.09%)  

Tangkhul          178,568 (15.57%)  

Suhte                804 (0.07%)  

Simte               6,728 (0.59%)  

Sema                   40 (0.00%)  

Ralte                  17 (0.00%)  

Purum                 278 (0.02%)  

Poumai Naga       127,381 (11.11%)  

Paite              55,542 (4.84%)  

Moyon               2,516 (0.22%)  

Monsang             2,427 (0.21%)  

Maring             26,424 (2.30%)  

Maram              27,524 (2.40%)  

Mao                93,343 (8.14%)  

Lamgang             7,770 (0.68%)  

Kom                14,528 (1.27%)  

Koireng              1,873 (0.16%)  

Koirao               4,475 (0.39%)  

Kharam               1,145 (0.10%)  

Kacha Naga         66,158 (5.77%)  

Kabui             103,908 (9.06%)  

Hmar               48,375 (4.22%)  

Gangte             17,178 (1.50%)  

Chothe              3,585 (0.31%)  

Chiru               8,599 (0.75%)  

Any Mizo (Lushai) tribes    8,064 (0.70%)  

Any Kuki tribes    28,342 (2.47%)  

Angami                 95 (0.01%)  

Anal               23,509 (2.05%)  

Aimol               3,190 (0.28%)

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