Mimi Renthlei - lo hrethiam hram roh o

A hla hi a nalh in a thluk hi a dangdai khop mai.

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HEY NA NA(ME AND YOU)-JODY BERNAL FT BELLE PEREZ

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ECT Trio - Henana (Paihte version)

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He Na na , Burmese, Mizo, kuki

Translation of songs from other languages have been very common and popular among the Mizos. Do we really think that copying the tunes/Track of a song and changing the lyrics into a gospel one is good. I don't think its a sin, but i request our singers not to sing such songs.
I have collected 4 versions of this song "Henana" and i heard that there is an english version too.
So now Ladies and gentleman, I now present you the three version of "Henana" song (I will upload the Paihte version soon.
Here is the first
BURMESE

Here Comes the 2nd
Kuki/Thadou - I dont exactly know the language

Here is the 3rd version
MIZO

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Kaspersky 2009 key

For 2 years 2004-2006 i have been using AVG, Simply because its free. Then comes another 3 months of trying different anti virus like Avast, Kaspersky, Norton AV, Trend Micro and lastly i settled for NOD32 (easy to find update and working crack, with which we can update easily). Then comes the new breed of Virus (the ones you find in Pen Drives:- driveguard.exe, autorun.inf calling different exe files etc..) many of these were not detected by my Anti Virus so I decided to change my AV. I tried Bit defender since it was rated No 1; i found out that its too resource hungry and my system became very slow after i installed Bitdefender. Then i moved on to Nod32 Business edition. Problem here is that it was difficult to update offline (or generate offline update file)and then many times I just was not able to update my database because of the cracked version that i was using. Finally i changed my Antivirus again to Kaspersky AV 2009. I was working fine with updates every now and then. Then again today my Key (downloaded from a warez site) was blacklisted. At first i thought i will have to change my Antivirus again, but after checking some warez forum i found out that many people were using pirated version of Kaspersky too and that today itself there is a release of new keys that work with the anti virus. I'm posting the link to the key incase someone needs them.
Link
Update : 20.02.2009 : Heres the keys for KIS 7 & 2009. KAV 6,7,2009 : Download
Update : 19.04.2009 : KIS& KAV 2009 : Download

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Cherput - Look alike

Ziau Ziau Tim tiram tam tam tam tah tah
Look Alike hi Mizoram Malaria Control Board in a sponsor a ni..

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T Melody - Thinlung thawnthu

Nice song... Clear cut Lyrics
Lyrics

He ka thinlung
Hmangaihtu che vang hian
Aw.. ka rilru
Mangang a rum thin
Nang hmangaih che vangin
Hlimlai ni zawngten
Aw.. zamual min liamsan ta
Hmelma hlauhawm ber a lo ni
He ka thinlung hi

He ka thinlung
Hmangihtu che vang hian
Aw.. ka thlarau
Chauin a ngui thin
Nang Hmangih che vang hian
Senlai nau ang tah lai ban zai rel a har ngei
Hmelma nungrawng ber a lo ni
He ka thinlung hi

Tanglaiah runremtir
ka phal nem maw hmelma tan
Khandaih hriamin aw ka hmel ma chu
Fam ka chantir a
Hrehawm tin tawrh tirin
Thlanthim hnuaia zal turin kan hnawl liam ta
Hmalma hnawksak ber a lo ni
He thinlung hi
Chu ka thinlung fam khaw lawihnu ngei chu
Thawhleh zai rel rengan a mawi lo
Nang hmangaih che vang hian
Thawhzai relin i kephah hmaa'n a kun leh si
Hmelma chimawm ber a lo ni
He ka thinlung hi

{Music}

Tanglaiah runremtir
ka phal nem maw hmelma tan
Khandaih hriamin aw ka hmel ma chu
Fam ka chantir a
Hrehawm tin tawrh tirin
Thlanthim hnuaia zal turin kan hnawl liam ta
Hmalma hnawksak ber a lo ni
He thinlung hi
Chu ka thinlung fam khaw lawihnu ngei chu
Thawhleh zai rel rengan a mawi lo
Nang hmangaih che vang hian
Thawhzai relin i kephah hmaa'n a kun leh maw
Hmelma chimawm ber a lo ni
He ka thinlung hi

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The lonely luxury of the rebel leader (1984)

The lonely luxury of the rebel leader
(TELEGRAPH: 1 July, 1984)

A curious feature of the lingering insurgency in the north-east is that while guerrillas suffer in their hideways, mostly tuck¬ed away in terrains, the lead¬ers live in self-exile and appa¬rent comfort in foreign coun¬tries. While the insurgents have chosen to stay away from their families, all their ack¬nowledged leaders are cooling their heels in alien soils with members of their families. Such differences in lifestyle have caused many upheavals in the ranks of the ethnic in¬surgents.


Where are the leaders now? What are they doing abroad lands? Piecing together an account of their present living standards, away from their struggling comrade-in-arms, and often without any feed¬back from the guerrilla thea¬ters, one gets a glimpse into a fascinating new element in the continuing drama of the troubled north-east.

Angami Zapu Phizo, who first kindled the fire of ethnic insurgency in this strategic re-gion in 1956, is now in Eng¬land. Belonging to the Gwizantus clan of the Angami Nagas and a product of the famous Khonoma village, Phizo steered the Nagas to the seces sionist path by organising a plebiscite on the issue of "in¬dependence" of Nagaland in 1951 and then forming the underground Naga Federal Government (NFG) on October 6, 1959. This rebel godfather, now aged 79, lives in a spa¬cious cottage in Bromley, Kent. His eldest daughter Adino and eldest son Kevilevor, a management graduate, stay with him. His Rengma-Naga wife Jwane, who lives alone in Phi-zo's house in Kohima, occa¬sionally receiving letters from her husband, letters which contain homilies and excerpts from the Bible.

For Phizo, it has been a long innings of self-exile. He escaped a well-laid security net in Nagaland in 1965 by crossing over to erstwhile East Pakistan, on his way to Eng-land.

Another rebel expatriate in England is Mizo National Front (MNF) president Laldenga. This 56-year-old architect of the Mizo chauvinism left the country in April 1982 after a six-year hibernation in south Delhi, during which time many an abortive discussion was held between him and Central leaders to usher in lasting peace in troubled Mizoram.

He now leads a cosy life in a Victorian cottage named Ven-ables House, at Constitutional Hill in Surrey. His wife Biakdiki and the children are his only companions in the house. His eldest son David is at Aizawl and his eldest daughter is a junior doctor in a Delhi hospit¬al. He maintains a feeble link with his 300-odd diehards in' Bangladesh sanctuaries through an MNF liaison cell in Dhaka.

Bejoy Hrangkhwl, the enigmatic leader of Tripura's secessionist tribal body Tripura National Volunteers (TNV), is now in Miani reserve forest in the Chittagong hills tract in Bangladesh with his wife Linda and two children. Hrankhal, who allegedly orga-nised the 1980 June massacre in Tripura, jumped bail in Au¬gust 1982 and slipped into neighbouring Chittagong Hills. While he is a enjoying the hospitality of his Bangladeshi mentors, his 100-odd tribal fol¬lowers are degenerating into bandits in the absence of the proper leadership.

T. Muivah, the general secretary of the pro-Beijing National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN), has also been in self-exile since 1973 in upper Burma, opposite Arunachal Pradesh, liaisoning with pro-Chinese Kachin insurgents and remote-controlling the moves of a hook-up between northeast's myriad rebel gangs. He is living with a Tangkhul Naga girl from east Manipur's Somdal village.

The new Ojha (messiah) of the Maoist People's Liberation Army (PLA) of Manipur, S. Temba Singh is also in upper Burma, leading an 80-member gang and enjoying the hospi¬tality of the firendly Nagas and Kachins there. Temba's Kuki wife Mary is also with him.
-Santanu Ghosh

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Regional parties serve common man’s cause better: Brig. Sailo (1986)

Regional parties serve common man’s cause better: Brig. Sailo
(SENTINEL: 24 January, 1986)

With the fourth Assembly elections in the Union Territory of Mizoram due in the month of April, The Sentinel decided to meet several political leaders in Mizoram to find out about their election plans. Today we carry excerpts from the 45-minute long exclusive interview NITON A GOKHALE had with the Chief Minister, Brig T. Saio, at Aizawl on Friday.

Q: Looking back at the first 5-year term that your Ministry is about to complete, how would you rate your performance and what do you think are the major achievements?
Ans: I will say the showing has been reasonably good. We have at least been able to make a meaningful beginning as regards our basic needs such as self sufficiency in food, adequate supply of drinking water, and production of hydel power. This was not done before. We have identified the priorities and have proceeded in that direction.

Q: So, while seeking the people's mandate for the third rime, what will your Party offer the common man?
Ans: We would like to tell them to give us a chance to build on the good beginning we have made in implementing the deve¬lopmental plans.

Q: In effect this will be you Party's campaigning slogan for the forthcoming elections?
Ans: I don't believe in campa¬igning just 2 or 3 months before the elections and telling the people a whole tot of lies. We have been campaigning for the last five years through our work. And since I'm a 100 per cent politician I like to show results.

Q: What about the MNF issue?
Ans: We stand by our policy that there should be an end to the insurgency in Mizoram thro¬ugh peaceful means with mini¬mum use of force.

Q: In this context how do you view the role of the security forces?
Ans: The common man and the Army have come much closer now and no longer do they distrust each other. This was not there before and I think this is our greatest achievement.

Q: But one of the Opposition parties, the Mizo Convention (MC) maintains that you came to power by criticising the Army.
Ans: They are twisting the facts. I criticised the strong arm measures employed by the Army. I have always said that the Army should take the people into confidence while tackling the insurgency. We have succeeded tremendously in that respect. Now the situation is under comp¬lete control and people prefer this peace.

Q: Coming to the Chakma infiltration, what measures has your government taken to solve the problem?
Ans: The Army and the BSF battalions have been deployed at the border areas to detect and push back the post-‘7I entrants and we are following the Centre's guidelines in this regard.

Q: Is this problem similar to the Assam issue?
Ans: To a lesser extent, yes. In Assam the infiltration has been going on for a long period and hence the magnitude of the problem is much greater. If we don't take steps now we may face the same situation later.

Q: So where does the solution lie in this respect?
Ans: You see the construction of barbed wire fencing is all right in theory but it is not at all practicable. To effectively check the infiltration there should be more jeepable tracks near the border and the distance between the check posts should not be more than 4 or 5 km.

Q: How do you view the recent decision of the All Assam Students Union IAASU) to form a regional party?
Ans: I think it is a step in right direction. .What Assam needs now is a strong and stable regional party to fulfill the aspirations of the people

Q: It means that you also favour the regional parties to the national ones?
Ans: Yes. What is wrong in that? In fact I strongly feel that a stable regional party with a national outlook like our own People's Conference will serve the cause of the common man better than the so-called national parties. Every state wants to keep its ethnic identity, land and religion intact. But this does not mean that we are anti-national.

Q: How about Statehood for Mizoram?
Ans: It is long overdue, and it has been our Party's demand right from the beginning.

Q: You spoke about keeping the ethnic identity intact. So if Statehood is granted will your Party also demand some Constitu¬tional safeguards as in case of J & K?
Ans: No. We would be satisfied with the implementation of Art. 371 A of the Constitution.

Q: Do you envisage any role for the Chief Ministers of the N-E States in solving the problem in Assam?
Ans: It would be preposterous on my part to say that 1 can help in solving the vexed issue. So many brilliant people have tried their hand and have failed. 1 will not like to do such a thing.

Q: You were invited to the Opposition conclave at Calcutta. Any special reasons for keeping away?
Ans: No special reasons. I was just busy here.

Q: Or were you afraid of antagonising Mrs Gandhi?
Ans: Why should I be afraid, of her. Besides, being a very small State I don't think my presence would have made am difference.
Q: Has your government laced any difficulties regarding funds from the Centre?
Ans: No. None al all.

Q: One last question. Do you think your Party will be adversely effected by the recent resignation of the Education Minister and his consequently joining the Congress-I?
Ans: There is no question of any adverse effect since no one has followed him.

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Pre-election scene in Mizoram 1984

Pre-election scene in Mizoram
Nitin A.Gokhale
(THE SENTINEL: 25 January, 1984)

Speculations will continue as 'far as the question of mid¬term poll goes but there are no marks for guessing as regards to the Assembly elections in Mizoram. The Union Territory will go in .for "the battle of ballot" —only fourth of its kind since Mizoram was formed in 1972 - in April. .
Accordingly all the contestants have drawn the battle lines and it will be only a question of time when they go in for real action. In fact the railing People's Confer-ence had an extended session of its executive committee in Aizawl last week to decide the election strategy.

The Congress-I, on its part has divided the Union Territory into five zones, each of them headed by a senior PCC-I official to carry out systematic campaig¬ning in all the 30 constituencies.

The other two parties, the Mizo Convention (MC) and the Mizo Union (MU) have identified the issues over which they will fight the elections and have began sending its volunteers to the interior areas.

Highlighting the achievements of its government will be the main aim of the People's Confer¬ence. As the party general secre¬tary, Mr K. Lianchia said, "we will ask the people to give us a chance to complete the develop¬ment works which we have began so successfully."

But Congress-I naturally thinks otherwise, Claimed the MPCC-I general secretary, Mr Sainghaka: "The actual portion reaching the common man is meagre and only a select few have gained from the huge amounts spent on the projects. "We will therefore promise the people a clean administration. They are fed up with the corruption and nepotism that exists in the present govern¬ment." Even the vice-president of the Mizo Convention, Mr J. Thanghuama otherwise comple¬tely opposed to the Congress-I agrees with Mr Sainghaka on the charges of corruption.

In the circumstances, all the three Opposition parties, the Mizo Convention, Congress-I and the Mizo Union see an eye to eye-on the issue of corruption and the ever-present MNF problem. While the Mizo Convention and the Congress-I are ready to step down (that is if they come to power) in favour of Mr Laldenga if the Centre accepts his terms, the Mizo Union would like to go with the consensus not because it supports the cause of the MNF but because through past experi¬ence they have learnt that "antagonizing the MNF means bringing untold miseries to the people".

Another point of focus will be the question of Chakma infil¬tration. Though the Congress-I maintains that it is not such a big problem as made out to be, the Mizo Convention and the Mizo Union are likely to make it a point to put everything behind the demand to detect and deport the Chakmas. Asserted the MC vice-president: "We are going to make the Mizos aware of the threat of assimilation."

Coming to the possibility of seat adjustments, it seems that the Mizo Convention and the Mizo Union will come to some sort of agreement.

Talking to shopkeepers, stud¬ents and some middle and lower level government employees, one gets the impression that they prefer the prevailing peace and thereby the present government.

As a senior bank officer rightly commented the common man might as well give another chance to the present ministry. But as if to remind them that they are not irreplacable the people will vote them back to power with a reduced margin!”
In any case it is too early to predict anything though it remains to be seen what impact the recent decision of the Centre to declare the MNF as unlawful will have. Another factor to be watched is the possible effect of the resignation of the Education Minister
and his joining the Congress-I. There have been counter claims on this aspect.

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Peace should come first, demands MC

Peace should come first, demands MC
Nitin A.Gokhale
(SENTINEL: 25 January, 1984)

The Mizo Convention (MC) is a force to reckon with in the Mizoram political field. A combination of three pro-Laldenga groups it is a staunch advocate of the MNF cause. I met their vice-president, Mr J Thanguama in the party office on a warm, sunny afternoon. An eloquent speaker, he spoke at length about various issues in Mizoram. Excerpts.

ON THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT
"It is not sympathetic to the cause of the MNF and it does not want the problem to be resolved. The government talks about developmental plans but the Mizo Convention feels that unless there is permanent peace there can not be any develop¬ment. The government pokey is like putting the cart before the horse."

ON CORRUPTION:
"The current administration is corrupt, no doubt but the Congress-I is more dangerous in this respect in the sense that it is corrupting the Mizo society as a whole by pouring in lot of money obtained from the Centre."

HIS SUGGESTION T0 SOLVE THE MNF PROBLEM;
"The MNF should be given a chance to run the government and then let the people decide for themselves about its worth. Now is the time to allow the rebels to exchange arms for chairs. This is the only solution to the problem."

ON DEMAND FOR STATEHOOD
"Statehood with certain Consti¬tutional safeguards is an absolute must for Mizoram. This is necessary to protect the Mizos from assimilation."

HIS PARTY'S STAND ON THE CHAKMA ISSUE
"They are the biggest threat to the Mizo people. There are atlest 30,000 of them on the electoral rolls alone. Since they are not Indians the Chakmas should not be allowed to take part in the elections:"

ON HIS PARTY'S POLL STRATEGY.
"We are not going to offer any false promises to the people and we are going to give top priority to find a ever lasting solution to the MNF issue”.

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Saipum-Saiphai a chhiatna thleng

http://www.misual.com/2008/09/02/hpc-hel-hovin-mualvum-ir-battalion-an-ambush/

Tun maia Thu kan dawn dannin he inkahna hi a la reh lova, tun dinhmun ah chuan 1st. IR te mi 4 Laldindika SI, Constable David Rualthankhuma, P.Lalchunglura, Handyman Lalremthanga te chu an thi tawh a, midang 4 in hliam tuarin a dang 4 te chu an chin hriat an la nilo ani. Hel ho hi HPC (D) nia rin an ni.

Ngaihtuahna a ava tithu duh ve,
Kan thianpa nau a tel ve tih ka hre tlai khawhnu a, Hei mithi inah a va kal ve a rin ai in in hnem a har duh khawp mai. An nu in 12 vel khan Bagha atangin min lo phone a... kan chhuak dawn chiah e.. kan tluang e a tia a tia... a sawi zawng pawhin a lung a chhia tih a hriat mai. Ka va han lainat tak em. Mahse sipai nih manah thihdan ropui ber a ni si ale.
Mithi chhungte hi sawrkar in tuamhlawm tha se ka duhpui khawp mai. Tin, tunah hian ruang hi Saiphai/saipum ah a la awm a, kuang te an siam anga.. khawvar rualin vel vairengte thlenpui theih an in bei sei a. tah chuan post mortem an ti anga (dr. an in daihloh chuan kolasib ah tih tur an ti) chuti chuan Kolasib a lo thleng dawn ni in an sawi.
Tin, Vawwin a IR kal te hi (Section khat) hlawh sem tur an nih hmel a, Saiphai/saipum ah hian IR an lo awm tawh sa reng a... heng mi te hian engah nge hel an hrang tih te chu an hre lo a moni le... intelligence lamah kan chak lo ani ngei ang henng area ah te hian. AN area chhung a HEL/MISUAL Force mi pawh ambush ngam khawp an awm a nih chuan an hre ngei ngei turah ka lo ngai ve ringawt a,
Inthlan te a hnai tawh si a... heng hmun ah te hi chuan Force tam zawk dah belh ni se. A tlai tawh ti kan awm maithei...
Kar hmasa hmasaleh lam daih tawh khan AICC Observer kan hotu te zarah ka zuk zui a.... Bilkhawthlir a Congress hruaitu te chuan HPC influencial zia an lo sawi a... chutah chuan kan Observer hnena rawtna kan thlen chu inthlan hma ngei (as soon as possible) hian para military force tam tak dah tura central sawrkar (to the appropriate authority) hnenah min thlen sak rawh kan ti a.... He news hi a hriat hunah chuan kan thil rawt kha hre chhuak ve tak maw!!!

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Been very busy this week

I had a tight schedule last week. Went to Aizawl and then visited Vairengte and Bilkhawthlir.
Last week i visited Aizawl for some work, i had to submit my last project lelte.net to the editor. We had a good time discussing about the website but it was due to the Broadband problem that i couldn't demonstrate the website to him.
This Tuesday i got information that Shri Sudip Roy Barman, Mla Tripura is visingting our district. He is sent by All India Congress Committee as an election observer. We had a good chat session at my residence along with his companion Mr Tlangkhuma Gen. Secy MPCC and Block Officers of Congress party. We discussed various topics like Congress's Party chance of winning the 2008 MLA Election, prospective candidate for Kolasib Constituency. In the evening at 7 we had another meeting with our election observer and various Party Unit leaders. The same thing was discusssed and Mr BArman gave a short speech. The meeting eneded at 9 PM.
The next day we (I, Block President, Kolasib and a Mahila Leader) accompanied him to Vairengte and Bilkhawthlir where the same issue was discussed. The Block Officers there felt that congress have a good chance of winning the election provided a good candidate is nominated by the party. It was a tiring day and after returning to Kolasib at 7 we met few important congress leaders at Kolasib and i reached home at 11 PM.
On Thursday I accompanied the observer on his visit to the residence of Mr Bazirama, MCS Rtd. and Mr Engsanga (Ex Block President). He left Kolasib at around 9 AM.
It was a great relief when he left Kolasib as two days of controlling my tongue made me very uneasy (i'm quite talkative) but it was indeed a great experience being with Mr Sudip Roy Barman.
Friday: I went to Aizawl to get my nephew's eye check up. I stayed a night there and and while returning fom Aizawl We were delayed on the Highway because of a recovery van trying to pull out an accident truck. It was a long 2 hours wait and that too they faid their task and after much request they decided to let the traffic pass before they start with their work again.
Here are some pictures.

Pictures : 1-4 : Truck Accident at Sairang Road and the Rescue team.
5&6 : I visited Aizawl DTO's office and I find it strange to see that there isin't a single chair for the customers (or public). I accompanied my friend to get his Registration Certificate and we had to wait for about 2 hours standing in the office. We were not offered any seat during our stay. I have seen some office that is without chair/bench for customers but those are basically a counter type of office (like bus tricket booking office etc...) but this was inside the office (the cash counter is outside this building where we had to stand in a que). Someone reading this blog kindly inform your relative/family/someone you know who is working at this office so that some chairs/bench may be kept.

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Bafacos Hla

Here is a mizo song named "Bafacos". After listining to the lyrics, i knew that it will be a campaign song for the Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee in the comming 2008 MLA Election.
This song targets the Mizoram Govt. formed by the MNF Party in misusing the Bafacos (BAMBOO FLOWERING & FAMINE COMBAT SCHEME)Fund which was given by the Central Govt. to help Mizoram cope with Famine which is hapening because of the Bamboo Flowering.

Link
And here is the Lyrics (I have written it in hurry so there maybe some mistake)

1.Aw zoram kuthnathawktu te
Mau atam vangin kan rum e
Kan retheihna chhanchhuah ve nan
Bafacos sum a tam an ti
Mahse miretheite fairel a thlen hma in
MNF sawrkar in a lo ti chingpen zo ta


**Aw Bafacos, bafacos,
Aw I hming sawi kan bang dawn lo
Rethei te hnen a thlen hma in
Hnamrun thlipui a lo hrang a
Mirethei te chanai zawng zawng a luang ral ta
MN i rorel danah hian Kuthnathawktu te kan rum e


2.Kuthnathawktute dinchhuah nan
Central sawrkar ngilnei tak chuan
Bafacos sum cheng tlukleh dingawn tel
A thlawn in min pe a
Kan dawn ve tur a ni emaw kan tih lai in
MNF sawrkar in anlo ei zo vek tawh si

3.Tampui mithi kan tawn meuh chuan
Fairelbel ruak kan thlir vawng vawng
Bafacos sum kan va ngai em
Keini rethei te chhanchhuahnan
Mahse MNF sawrkarin a eizo ta
Meialh enin chhungkua kan tap nileng thin


4.Zofaleng zawng zawng te lo tho ru
zaikhat za a inlungrualin
aw tuna kan ram dnhmun hi
Siam tha a tungding leh turin
MPCC ah zaikhata luang za in
Zoramthar siam turin kan za in i tangrual ang

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Finally completed my project

After a long days of Editpad pro and 15-20 tabs of pages in Firefox and Adobe Photoshop CS 2.. Finally i have completed www.lelte.net.

Its kinda complete makeover. Earlier they used joomla 1.0.13 .. i upgraded into 1.5 (which was a totally new core and it was almost line a new installation rather than an upgrade)... New templated modules ... arrangin contents into sections and categories (according to the print magazine) and then fine tuning it with image gallery and youtube video module.
Some minor changes are still required but that can be done even after i put the site Live. so here it is www.lelte.net

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Laldenga

Laldenga
(M.P.CRONICAL: 16 March, 1984)

The government has no proposal for holding talks with Mizo National Front leader Laldenga in view of the ban on his organisation and the Mizo National Army.

Minister of state for home Ram Dulari Sinha told that the ban was in view of the unlawful activities carried on by the Mizo National Front.

The minister said the government of Mizoram had taken steps to ensure that these organisation did not indulge in illegal tax collection or harassment of people, and that cases were registered whenever such incidents were reported.

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Cheraw dance of the Mizos

Cheraw dance of the Mizos
(NEWS TIME: 26 March, 1984)

The long bamboo poles held by the girls clash rhythmically as they form squares into which the dancers step in and move with a certain sinuous grace as they perform the 'Cheraw' dance. The gaily col¬oured cloth wrap-around petticoat-like skirt called the 'Punachei' and the front-open blouse called the 'Kawrechi' add just the right touch to this graceful dance.

The Cheraw dance is per¬formed to drive away a spirit called 'Khawring' which is said to have a penchant for possessing women. But these days the Mizos, who were animist and are now Christians, perform the dance on ceremonial occasions. Because bam¬boos are used, it is wrongly called ‘bamboo dance’.

Cheraw calls for great al¬ertness and agility from the dancers apart from an inherent sense of rhythm. But then dance and music are a part of the lifestyle of the easy¬going Mizos. They make fine handicrafts like bas¬kets and earthen pots.

They also make an intox¬icating drink called 'Zu' which is made from rice. Until the uprising of March 1966, hardly any¬thing was known about the Mizos. Mi means 'men' and Zo means ‘hill’. Mizo meaning 'hill-men'. Their's is a casual lifes¬tyle which would have been approved by Kerouac himself. They are a patriarchal society. There is ban on a man marrying outside his clan and there is no ban on divorce.

If anyone wandering in the Mizo hill hears the rhythmic clash of bam¬boos, then he can be sure that a Cheraw dance is in progress somewhere in Mizoram.

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Mizoram polls likely to spring surprises

Mizoram polls likely to spring surprises
(STATESMAN: 14 March, 1984)

The Mizoram Assembly elections in April can spring many surprises. The possibility of various dissimilar elements coming together for limited purposes is not ruled out.

Laldenga's son Mr David Danmawia’s "hobnobbing" with the Congress (I) is an indication of this. Whether he has joined the party or not, he was prominent among the organizers at Aizawl for the recent general conference of the north eastern Congress (I) co-ordination committee which was addressed by Mr Rajiv Gandhi. Mr Danmawias had his college education in New Delhi during the years of protracted negotiations between the Centre and Laldenga.

The Mizo Church leaders, who met Laldenga in London sought a meeting with Mrs Gandhi. She apparently was not aware of their meeting with Laldenga. She is believed to have indicated to the Mizoram Congress president, Mr Lal Thanhawla that she welcomed initiatives to solve the Mizo problem. Mr Danmawias is close to his father and had undertaken important “missions” including an authorized visit to the MNF headquarters in the Chittagong Hill Tracts now looked after by Tawnluia. Laldenga's charisma is still relevant but hotheads like the ''tactical com¬mander" Lalrawna can create problems for him. Lalrawna's men have infiltrated into Mizoram and are in rural hideouts awaiting instructions which will include, almost certainly, threats to the ruling People’s Conference candidates and other measures to sabotage their prospects.

Apart from the underground factor, Brigadier Sailo, the Chief Minister, will have to contend with a sustained Opposition campaign against alleged corruption among his Ministers. It cannot be denied that the style of living and income levels among his Ministers and top party leaders are not what they were accustomed to.

Mr Rajiv Gandhi’s visit virtually helped to launch the party's poll campaign in the Union Territory. Meghalaya’s Captain Sangma, who went by road to Aizawl with the delegates, largely Garos (the Khasi leaders were busy with their dis¬trict council elections on March 15) addressed impromptu meetings at Vairengte, Kolosib and two other places between Silchar and Aizawl. According to party sources, the meetings were well attended with a good percentage of youths.

The Mizos are not demonstrative but are more critical than other tribals. It would appear that regionalism will be one of the issues. Brigadier Sailo, observers feel, will seek a mandate for a regional party rather than emphasize the anti-MNF line. Dr J.H. Rothuama of the Mizoram Convention, an amal¬gam of the old Janata and People’s Conference, "BBS" the breakaway group (Laldenga's brother Ngurchhina, an MLA belonging to the group) and Brigadier Sailo may come together in opposing the Congress (I), although nothing may be said formally. The Chief Minis¬ter brought Dr Rothuama into politics and he was elected to Parliament. He came under Laldenga’s influence and parted company with Brigadier Sailo. He was re-elected to the Assembly in 1979 on the P C "BBB" ticket. The Mizoram Peace Forum which consists of elements from the Mizo Zirlai Pawl and political lightweights is likely to harass both the Congress (I) and the ruling party.

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Lacklustre Congress(I) regional conference

Lacklustre Congress(I) regional conference
(TELEGRAPH: 10 March, 1984)

The shadow of the New Delhi convention of Congress(I) MPs and MLAs over the last weekend hung heavy over the fourth meeting of the North-East Region Congress(I) Coordination Committee, held here on March 7. Most regional Congress(I) leaders did make it but seemed more worried about making it to the capital on time rather than in the deliberations.

Assam chief minister Hiteswar Saikia, Manipur chief minister Rishang Keishing and Nagaland chief minister S.C. Jamir, used IAF helicopters to fly in and out of Aizawl. The chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Mr Gegong Apang perhaps realising the problems of logistics, preferred to go straight to Delhi rather than attend the meeting here.

Chief guest Rajiv Gandhi, scheduled to stay two nights here on his maiden visit, made only a fleeting appearance. He flew in on the morning of March 7 in a hired aircraft, accompanied by the Union minister of state for home, Mr Ramdulari Sinha, covered the 23-km distance between the airport and the town in a heli¬copter, and flew back to Delhi the same afternoon to 'super¬vise the preparations for the capital show.

Even the number of dele¬gates was kept to a minimum: Meghalaya chief minister Capt. Williamson Sangma, who drove here from Shillong in convoy of cars, brought with him the greatest number of delegates, a dozen.

No election planning: Con¬trary to expectations, there were no formal discussions on strategy to be followed by the Congress(I) in next month's elections to the Mizoram Assembly.

The main thrust of the dis¬cussions was on the need to strengthen the party appar¬atus against regional parties. The resolution adopted said that such parties were "irrelevant" because of the emerging need for unity in diversity in the north-east. Mr Keishing even went to the ex-tent of saying that regional parties were "dangerous" be¬cause they directly or indirect¬ly helped secessionists. And yet, oddly enough, there was no call to Congressmen to launch any movement against secessionists.

A major surprise of the eco¬nomic resolution was its call to the Centre to have a fresh look at the criteria of allocation of funds for backward States and Union territories.

The coordination committee acts as the party's apex bureau in the region to further con¬tacts between the various ethnic and linguistic groups. Mr Hiteswar Saikia has been elected the new chairman of the committee, replacing Capt. Sangma, According to an Assam MLA, the significance of Mr Saikia's election is that it shows that the distrust be¬tween the Assamese lead¬ership and tribals is gradually giving way to mutual confi¬dence.
Santanu Ghosh.

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KHAWBUNG Bial MP Pu Thanghluta hnena lehkhaw thawn

KHAWBUNG Bial MP Pu Thanghluta hnena Pu Malsawma Kawlni lehkhaw thawn

To,

Class I&V (Pu Thanghluta hi Class 6 chen zir ani)

I lehkha rinawmlo tak kalo hmu, I lehkha ip kawma 'Mi Ropui' tihnachang i rawn hria hi itidik ani. Miropui kanih zia hretur hian mithuk. miril nih angai. Nang Class I & V mai hian heitia kanihna i hre mai hi amah ani. Tisa leh thisen in a hriattir che ani ang. I lehkha ah hian Ngurchhina te i rawn fak dawn dawn mai. Ngurchhina kha ngaisang vak suh, China badam kuitiah dan leh theihmu phundan Jorhat a a zir bak thiam aneilo tih ka hriattir a cheh. A nupui khan a tlangvallai in Champhai khawvawtah tuivawtin a inbualtir tih 1966 khan MP Biaksangan Sialsir Parliament ah min hrilh.

Tin Senator Hlunsanga rawnhaw kha annu lakah a inti pangchang a dawhthlengah a mu a "Anu mam-mam" ati, tih thawm kanlo hre bawk. Kan hotupa Thangkhuman Tatkawng zaitur a hual teuh tih kanlo hriatin Mizoram Sawrkarin a lawmpui a, MP Robula kha ilo hria em? Kha Chittagong ah pawh Lang Bathlarah mi vei ang thova veive chhen anih khah. A huanah Sapthei kungkhat a awm tih kanlo hria. Mizoram Sawrkarin ngialnghet ati hle.

Mizoram Sawrkar thuthar: Laltawnvunga China Lal in Lungi a thawn. Lalrinchhanan Ai-awt pariat Bawm lui ah a chiah bawka, Ai-awt chiah na luidung atangin "Delhi ka check dawn" aloti kawkalg ve leh bawk. I awih emaw chu? ... Tlangchhuana leh Vanhlira an mutui hle, vanhlira rih lam hi teh chiah ila Mt. 2 chunglam ani tawh ang, Rilru ah ngaihtuah leh enghelh nei talo chuh duhleh pawnlam mawmhluam khawpin thau rawh seh. Tlangchhuaka antam aiin ka antam a thazawk. Pasaltha leh hnam veitlang chuh chhungkhat laina hmuhphak lovah kanri rep rep mai anih hi. Tunah chuan Senetor Thangmawia te, Senetor Bualhranga te nen nupuite pawnfen hmar kawng dinglama vuan chhanin zalenna insual ta maw? Kan Defene Minister R. Zamawia han hrilh rawh, Bang tlangval zingah amah angtak ka hmu, a nau emaw ani hial lo maw?
Tawk se, tih emaw, dam takin tih emaw duah hi lehkhathiamlo leh mimawl chindan ani. Mithiam tihdan angin ka lehkha hi ka titawp,

Yours Sincerly

Malsawma Kawlni
Chantlang, Bangladesh

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Pu Malsawma Kawlni an Public Meeting hrang hranga a thu sawi IV

12. CHANGZAWL khua ah : Changzawl Paho hian neih inlo va neilo ngai ve. In khua a pa neinung inah kan vaklut a, thutthleng ke lehlam bul banga phuarbeh maimai ah min thuttira. In thingrem tehi han hawng ila Kristian Tlangau bu, hman hman a kanlo chhiar tawh leh lehkhabu kawm tla Zawngte Phenglawm tumlai lem, ai-enga chei leh chukchu hmanhmawh deuha tlanchhia te chauh lo chu hmuh tur an awm lo. Zanah vantlang inkhawm kankova in kaltha duhlo khanglang lehnghala. Kan Sawrkar hian karkhat kan curfew che u anga riltamin inthi phiarh maitur asin.
13. LENGKHUA ah : Lengkhua hi khaw ropui innilo. Inkhua ah kanlo kal a, bai mai min hmeh pui a. in sumhmun ah te hian Suk chang a tlahawlh lovang. Patling pawh in tlahawlh ang. In khaw paho lah hi mahni khum dap zat hria pawh in awm lo. In nuho lahin mahni pasalte Tuibur hmuamtur zuk-al bak thiam inneilo. Inmawl luattuk vanghian alawm keini thiamzira khawpui a BA val ngatin mahni puanthuah aka ramhnuai kanpan ni. Mi ngaihsan nachang pawh inhrelo. "Ka Zuvaphai leilet" te inti ve a, Zuvaphai ah khuan hmanropui indin lovang. Zvaphai leilet khu London in a hrelo.
14. PHULLEN Khua ah: Phullen hi Chalfilh leh Kawmrang inkara khaw tetakte ani ve ringawt ani. BA Naran te minlo tive khanglang ani awma. Pawlthum chhiarkawp ka chawh tir ang che u a, nileng in in chawk anga intidik chuanglo ang. "Rel bang hmutawh zawng ding ru" ka ti anga Sipai bang tlemte inding anga midang inthu thup ang. Vairengte hmutawh zawng dingru kati leh anga, a ding ngai bawk inding ang. Chuti khawpa mimawl khua nisi in BA naran minti tawh su.
15. RATU Khau ah : Ratu khua hi zingah intho tlai ngailo tih ka hria. Kafak dawn lai che u in inthawh hma nachhan kha intaimak vang anilo a, in puanthuah neihloh vang ani tih kan hre leh a, kan ngaisang chuanglo che u ani. Zanah Pa berin chhungkaw puanthuah a venga, a leng daih a. A fte mutchhuakin luhkapui atangin 'Kapa lohawng tawh rawh kan mu duh tawh' anva ti al al a, A ni'n "Lo mu ru" ahantive ringawta. Naupang ho in "Kan puanthuah i veng daih alawm" anti leh ngawta. Zah nachang pawh inhrelo. Kan office Lalnghenga hi Ratu chhuak ani awm e, chhuang viau suh u, ani ai chuan ka Chairman hmel zawk daih.
16. PANG khua ah : (Heihi Bangladesh a chhuk thlak hnu ani) Pang ho hi inmawl khawp. in khawtlang in khanchhuk tur hah emem in zawn luih luih a, atukah 'Ka pem dawn' inti leh a, inpem leh lem hleiloa. Pang nulate hian kan tlangval inhannei a, thla thum vel hnu lawk ah "Ka kawchhung ana" anti a, an han dam deuh a, damkawr rawp chawhmeh tur anva zawnga, Savawm in alo seh a, mitkhingdel pasal te inneih phah anih hih. Santiri savawm sen inhre ngai em ni?
17. Pu Thanghuta MP nen hian an in fiam nasa thei khopa. Sunday inkhawm tura an han insiam lai te hian Necktie a han thehphei pah hian "Kha... Pu Thanghlut, a chuan chuangah nge i awrh dawn a chuan hnuaiah" ati thin. Pu Thanghluta hi awrpuar ani. Pu Thanghluta nen an in hnial fiam a "Necktie ka present ang chenga i buai viau maitur asin" ati thin.
18. MNF Parliament Session ah -- " UNO General Secretary ah hian ka la tang lovang tih tunge sawi ngam?"

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Pu Malsawma Kawlni an Public Meeting hrang hranga a thu sawi III

7. Riangtlei khua ah: Riangtlei Pa ho inkhawm tur hih inropuiin inchhuanawm ngawt mai. Kawrchung, necktie, pheikhawk nen inni rap mai. Amaherawh chu in Pen pai khah eng Company siam nge tih hria pakhatmah in awm lo. Sunday School exam alo huna, Kawrchung, necktie nen Pen pai chungin KA A CHHANG ho examna lamah inliam leh duaka. Thawhtanni alo ni a, thlanvawng rekkuak karah in ring in rawlh a, feh kawng hnim tak leh chhuk chho zetah inkal bu tlut tlut ringawt ani. Kawngpui dunga in nei tlemte lahin bang chhaklam zimte in rek pop a, balhla thlar khat, Zozial tel nga vel leh nawalh bawm li vel indah a, "Dawr ka kai e" inti ve a, intho tlai ve satliah ringawt mai. Heti ang chuan engtikah mah Ram ropui in thleng lovang.
8. LUNGKAWLH Khua ah: (MNF Senator ve mauh loni tawh chuh an hlauh rawih a. Biakina thusawi tur chuan a kal a. An inkhawm vawng te, mizo Union ruh zet mau chuan a hming alo hre chiang hauhlo mai a. Chair atang chuan puanven sahthlau ang zerzawrin, "Zanina thusawi tu tur hi a hming ka hre chianglova, MALNIA KAWLSAWM anti emawni, KAWLNIA, MALSAWM antia mawni, amah in rawn sawifiah mail sela a tha ang" ati a. Thusawitu tur alo ding chhuak chu a sa kher mai. "Engvangin nge ka hming in hriat loh? MALNIA KAWLSAWM kanilova. KAWLNIA MALSAWM pawh ka ni heklo. India sawrkarin an ngaih san emem Pastor hmingthang Fahte-a fapa kanih hih. In biakin bang te lah hi a awng ang hiauhuauva, vawkpui nohruai luhna nge nupui te daikal turin an thlih awng pawh ka hre hrep love. in khua te lah hih a awih ropui si. Kimtin hian vawkpui daibul khamah an lum hlum a, in khua lah hih inla ngaina angfu lawi si a. In zing tuk chhuah nilum ai lah hih dawhkilh in in vit chetchet mai. Ram leh hnam tana huaisen mang si lo. Pawih ho nih vanga thinchhiat viau te hih sim tawh ta che u.
9. Khawdungsei khua ah:- Khawndungsei Pa ho hian Independent tulna in hrelo mawh? Zanah in faten khumpui ah ek an cheh a, nu in Pa ber hnenah "Che hlek suh, i delh pherh ani mai" ati a. Zanlai ah Paber khumpui ah ami thirtiang ut a. Nu berin luhkapuiah 'Chiu Hiah' ati luah luah a, Uicho alokal a, khumpui ah a zuangkaia, nu mawng, naupang mawng leh paber mawng a vaihma zut zut a. Hrehawm tihna chang pawh in hrelo. Tuna in awmdan hrehawm zia a tang ringawt pawh hian Independent tulzia te chu hre ta che u. Chawlhni tlaiah vengchhung inlian deuhah inlut khawma, puan veng chungin in thukhawm ang teltul a "UNO in a phal lo ang" te inti ve ringawt zel a. Keini chuan Ruakrang thlam-ram atang pawh khian UNO hi kan be thei tih hre ta che u. Pathian in ram thazet min pe a, engahnge kan enkawl leh thu kan neih a phalloh tehreng ang ni? India Constitution bu pawh la hmu hleilo hian UNO te chu in sawiphak emni reng reng?
10 TUALPUI khuah ah : Mizorama Independent kan puan dawn khan mi kan berawn zau em em a, Tualpui tlangau vawkpa sutnghak talhtur ang mai mai in thil kan ti ve lova (Chutiah lai chuan Tualpui VCP, an Public Meeting conduct tu chuan 'in rawn zau lo deuh ani ang, Tualpui Paho in ka hre ve lo em mai' alo ti khauh mai a). Tualpui Paho hi Mizoram Independent puanna ah rawn intulna kan hrelo, in liang a hnuam em mai. Chulo rengah in kailawn te a tawngtawl lutuk. He laiah hian thluak awm ni sela engah nge hnam sipai tamtak in chhuah lovang. thluak awmna apiangah hnam sipai an tam mai ani. Liang hniam lutuk leh tunlai boruak hre phalo lutuk hi Mizoram sawrkar hian a rawn fo dawnlo tih hre rawh u.
11. KHAWBUNG khua ah : (Khawbung khua-ah hian MNF hi an chhuak tam vaklo) Khawbung Paho tello hian Independent hi kan hmu dawn khawp mai. Kan mamawh vaklo che u. In khua ah kanlo kal a, in mizia kan hailo. Kan thlenin ah pawh kan kawrchung kan bang ngam lo. In tlangval te hi mikhual kawrchung ha hawh a nula rim maimai hmel an pu tlat ani. An changkanglo em mai, hnam sipai a tan tum pawh an awmlo. Khawbung hi tuipui ral ami ania ngainat viau tlak pawh anih loh hih. Tukchawp tingtang hruai kimmanglo nen khawlai ah 'tung rut tung rut' anti a, an hlim ve emem ringawt. Zaikal rut rut tlangval hih Mizoram Sawrkar hian a ngaihsak vaklo tih hre rawh u.

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Pu Malsawma Kawlni an Public Meeting hrang hranga a thu sawi II

4. Saitual Khua ah: Saitual khua hian inropui loh zia in hria em? Ka hrilh ang che u, kei BA ai in R. Thanmawia leh Bualhranga BCom te inlo ngaisang mai mai. B.Com Subject ka hrilh ang che u, "Book Keeping" Mizo tawngin a awmzia in hrelo ang maw, Lehkhabu remfel ani mai. Chung te chu Saitual tlangau pawhin a thiam ang chu. Anih keini Subject chu enge ni ta...? "An Idea that can change the world" ani daih asin. Zo tawngin a awmzia ka hrilh duh tawn lo che u.
Saitual thlawhhma ah Mizo sipai hman Pasaltha te kan awm a, in ropui lohzia kan hria, buh in ngahloh tur zia nen. In thlah hi kan ena, a zing chuk mai. In nupui ten "in volunteer tlangval ten kan bai an temru" te an ti a. Kan tlangval ten in fanu te an lo rima, chutah nangnin in fanute engtin nge an lo awm tih ngaihtuah hauh lo in "Chhandam nih ka in hria" ti in zan khua in thenawm inah in vaka. Chutih lai chuan kan tlangval ten in nula te an lo rim a... in bai ngawt te lo tem an nih chuan kan tlangval te hi Pastor tlak vek anni ang. in bai ringawt an tem ka ringlo, tem dang te pawh an nei ang.
Mikhaul lo kal laiin hmui deuhin TEL in chhuang luma, mikhual an kal liama, in suan dai leh ringawt thin anih hi. Lungthu tlawh chhan in "UNO thil tih dan hi ka ngaihdan anilo" te inti ve leh ringawt. Saitual paho ngaihdan hian Ruallung khua pawh a pelh loh khop mai hi maw.
BA Naran te chu phei min titawh miah suh u, kei meuh pawh hian vawikhat aia tam ka fail hnu ah ka tling chauh anih hi.

5. Ruallung khua ah: Ruallung khua hi khaw ropui inni lo, Saitual atanga Lenchim kalkawnga khua ani ve mai. Mi changkang ten Neck-tie kan awrh thina, chuchu in hre ve a, daikalna ah te in awrh ve ringawta. In dai vel a awih ropui si a. In neck-tie hmawr in rawn zunkhum huh dup thin tih ka hria asin. In tlangval te lah hian nula chhe tete ah tahpui ve a, "I tan chuan siar lak pawh ka huam" te an ti a. Dai bul Zawngtah kungah pawh an lawn theilo. Zawngtah kung ding tha pawh in neih tawh loh hi.

6. KEPRAN khua ah: Hei Kepran ah kan lo kal a. in khua atang hian engmah puanchhuah tur a awmlo. In sumhmun hmawr zawng zawng daikal nan in thliak rual hmura. Khawnge Ek-in hanti ila "Khulai zawngzawng khu ani mai" inti thla ngawt zel a. In dai bulah kan zukkal a, daikal pah in kut dinglam in thingbul vawn a ngai. vei lamin vawkpui ni hruai hnawh angai, mi anlo kal em tih thlithlai a ngai bawk. Lung muang takin Kepran ah hian ka daikal theilo anih hih. Keini mi thilhria leh thutak pai kanlo kal a, vantlang inkhawm "Ka kal peih love" te inti a. Mizo tawng hman theihna chinah kei ang hi inhmu dawn emni?
In daikal lai in in kut lehlamin thingbul invuana, lehlam in vawkpui riltam in hawla, "UNO" te inla ti leh nghal a. Pu Thanga huan pal pawh in mawngek thiarnanin thliak zo tep tawh anih hih.

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Pu Malsawma Kawlni an Public Meeting hrang hranga a thu sawi. (He thusawi lakkhawm hi tu huatthu atan maha ziak ani lova. Mizoram buailai huna boruak chi hrang hrang leng vel thlir zauna atana ziak ani)

1. Senvon khua ah: (Senvon hi Manipur ram chhunga Hmar tawng hmanna khawpui ani). Hmar paho hi in mawl ngawt mai. "India Constitution ah Indipendent theihna ding a um ei hriet le" te in ti. Independent theihna chu ka hria alawm. Kan duh chuan Aizawl khawpui khi "DUP" ani mai.Hmarho hi inmawl khop mai. Heihi tunge in hria em? Commissioner Zaithanmawia ani. 'NILO' ti in awm em? 'FAWK' ani mai. Anih heihi tunge ni? Rambung Chief Secretary Zoramthanga anih hi. A hmel hi a Chairman lo te ti maimai suh u, 'LAWLH' ani mai. Hmarho hian Senvon hi in chhuang viaua -"In 300 khua ana, vanhnuai popo ah Senvon neka pui a um nawh" te in ti a. Ka ngaisang viau che u ania. in khua ah hian thirfian ka zawng anga Isua Zirtir zat pawh ka hmuh ka ring lo. In zai dan te lah hi ka hua, Krismass lai te hian "Kalvari ah i tuarna hlian ka en ngam nawh, I famna thingkung" te in ti leh ringawt a. Hmarho hian engmah inti ngam lo, hmarcha chauh in ngam. Sihneh kungah vaihmarcha ka tawktarh anga ka awk fai phiarh mai tur che u ania. Tuna chinah chuan 'Independent theih na ding ka hriet le" inti tawh tur ani.
["Hmarcha lah hi ar la pakhat siam nan pava khat in telha. Keini ei ve ngai lo in kan ei zet chu a tuk daikal chhuak lutukin 'Ek In' kan zawt che u a, 'Khu Va' tih pahin daithlang ngawpui in kawk a. Thei leh theilo in kan tlan thla, vawkpui in hnung min dawl zui. Kut leh lamin thing kan vuan a lehlamin vawkpui kan hawl kianga - Kawng hi a kham ngawt ngawt"
"Sihzo (Sihneh tihna) lah hi 'Nunna Thingkung' emaw in tia engkimah hian in telh a" -- Update from chhangte_ll at lawrkhawm.com]

2. Sihfa Khua ah: Sihfa ho hian BA NARAN minti elo? BA kan exam dawn hian form kan fill up a, BA naran form kan fillup lo. Ka BA Pass hi BA NARAN anilo, BA tak tak BA Thami ani. Sihfa paho hian BA tehi engahnge NARAN intih? Rual elna kawpui Shillong ah ka awma, College lehkhabu zawngzawng ka keu chhuak a, Sihfa tlangval hming ka hmu lo. Imphal khawpui ah Sihfa pa buan ka tuma, ka hmu zolo. Sunday School inkhawm banah inkhawpa pa neinung deuh pakhat inah inlut kawma, sa phaw chunga thu in thingpui sen no dom chungin in titi a. "Ka sum chu sum vantlang tak ani" te inti mai mai. In sum alen vang hian ani ta ve ang Sunday School hrilhfiahna bu kawm te hi intih tlak thuai thuai. Salvation ho lah hi inho khawp. Silchar pawh la hmu hleilo hian "London kan Headquarter chu ropui tak ani" te inti chiam chiam. Zanlamah in ten thlanvawng tukchawp sedar tiat zet an zakzeh a "AW rairah ka riang em mai, dawn lem ka nei silo" anti a, an zai kal rut rut a. In Tingtang hruai pawh kha a kimlo. In riang reng ang chu, in mawl em alawm. Zai kal rut rut pa rawnkai ka hrelo.

3. MNF Sipai an lo Parade a, ani Senator meuh chu ti in an Commander chuan Salam alo buk a "A ruala kal dum dum hlawh tam leh Lal an ni ngai lo", ati.

Note: Pu Malsawma hi ka mi ngaihsan tak mai a ni a, thusawi athiam in mi a chawk phur thiam ka ti khawp mai. Mizoram in a
ni ang kan nei hi chu kan vannei a ni. Tin, a thu sawi hrang hrang te hi ka rawn post belh zel ange,

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BSNL Dataone

10 days back i got my Dataone (BSNL Broadband), now its time for me to write a review.
I signed up for the unlimited plan (ie UL750) and opted it without a modem. I paid only Rs 500/- at the time of booking and then my Broadband was on. Since last year I had gone to BSNL's office about 5 times just to inquire when they were going to start the Broadband service. The answer was "Next month" and because of this i didn't know what to do when i first got connected. It was like a championship medal for me.
After 10 days my dataone is still doing great. I have downloaded about 7GB most of them are mp3's and karaoke for my wife. If BSNL's service continues like this, then i recommend Dataone for everyone.
Here is my Usage

Broadband Usage Details for the Month of JUN-2008-UnBilled

Total Data Transfer(In MB) :

7378

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BSNL Broadband

I got a call from SDE Bsnl Kolasib yesterday that my broadband was activated, Thanks to BSNL i'm now back after a long period.

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Out of Range

For the first time in the last 2-3 years i'm out of Cyber World. My GPRS (Airtel) Has been disconnected because of technical problem (as they say) I'm expecting a reconnection by the end of this month. So... April 2008 is a disconected month :)

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Some Pictures taken from My Mobile - II

Pic 1: Kel Nau nei lai.
Pic 2: Kolasib Khaupuang, Kan varandah a ka thah hi phiah khawm an ni.
Pic 3: Mai rah. Kolasib Tumpui veng ka lenna ka hmuh a ni a, a dangdai em a, thla ka laksak a ni e.
Pic 4: Rul (Chawngkawr) Bilkhawthlir kawng mi thah.
Pic 5: Sai Pa. A Pa tih chu a chiang veng vawng viau lo mo?

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Some Pictures taken from My Mobile

Here are some pictures that i clicked using my mobile (Nokia 6680).
Pic 1. Lengpui Airport (Arrival Section) Look at the cracks in the building. Doesn't look good. By the way earlier (before Curry pot restaurant was there in the terminal) the whole airport smells of omelet.

Pic 2. My Ar in (fowl-house). Constructed under BAFACOS Scheme in my farm.

Pic 3. Bairabi Railstation(?). Is this a rails station or just a junction (i dont know whats the term they use). I'm posting this pic just incase someone need Bairabi Rail Station's (?) picture

Pic 4. Chakai (Crab). Local Crab. Boiled. My fav sea food (though this is local). I want to taste a real sea crab.

Pic 5. Students of Brighter Faith Academy Playing football (look closely at their ball)

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Vai ka bol IRC ah

Mi hi ka bawl ngai lo viau a nia... Hei hi chu ka tumloh deuhin a ni. Ka in thiamlo khop mai.

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[00:59] hi
[01:00] belated happy valentine dayto u
[01:00] ty
[01:00] sam to u
[01:00] *same
[01:00] welcome
[01:00] thanks
[01:00] I stay in kolkata
[01:00] and u
[01:00] oh ic
[01:00] mizoram
[01:01] have u ever been to kol
[01:01] yes
[01:01] i love kol
[01:01] really
[01:02] wow, that is unique
[01:02] oh yes
[01:02] i really love the city
[01:02] hmmmmmmm
[01:02] do u have a bf here
[01:02] no
[01:03] oh
[01:03] how come u like, since it's so air polluted
[01:03] marketting, amusement etc
[01:03] ok
[01:04] where did u stay here
[01:04] mizoram house
[01:04] and where so u stay
[01:04] was that in salt lake
[01:04] yes
[01:04] and in ballygunge too
[01:04] ok I see
[01:04] hey, I wanna be friends with u
[01:05] since u like kol
[01:05] oh.. thanks alot
[01:05] u r welcome
[01:05] my name is James
[01:05] what is ur name
[01:06] my name is Tawia
[01:06] james? what a nice name
[01:06] preety name
[01:06] never heard ur name
[01:06] thanks
[01:06] well r u a christian
[01:06] what do u do?
[01:06] yes
[01:06] protestant
[01:06] same here
[01:06] so james is a very common name
[01:07] son of Zebedee
[01:07] yeah
[01:07] do u have a chat id in yahoo
[01:09] no
[01:09] so sorry
[01:09] ok
[01:09] how about hi5
[01:09] no
[01:10] i only chat in irc
[01:10] oh I see
[01:10] wish I could see u in real
[01:10] my father does not allow
[01:11] what do u mean
[01:11] he does not allow u to do what
[01:11] he does not allow to chat in yahoo
[01:12] so he is really strict
[01:13] not strict but he says that its not safe
[01:13] thats better for me
[01:13] oh
[01:13] well, that is so cute
[01:13] it's kinda u tell a little girl , don't talk to stranger
[01:13] yes
[01:14] do u chat in yahoo
[01:14] yeah
[01:14] hey u call me too
[01:14] I really wanna see u
[01:14] when u come t kol
[01:15] why do u wanna se me
[01:15] dont chat in yahoo
[01:15] my father says its very dangerous
[01:16] cause I like u as a person
[01:16] and u r cute
[01:16] people are getting killed and kidnaped because of yahoo and orkut
[01:16] how do u know
[01:16] just trying to know u between the lines
[01:20] ???
[01:20] yes
[01:20] u r busy
[01:21] no
[01:21] then
[01:21] r u thinkin a lot
[01:21] no i was just reading a novel
[01:21] oh
[01:22] if u wanna go ahead , then we can chat later
[01:23] okay
[01:23] thanks for your time
[01:23] good night
[01:23] bye and nice talkin to u
[01:23] God bless u

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