TEDIM PAU HONG PIANNA, Tedim kam hong piankhiat zia

By Dr James Suan Za Dong MB,BS., D.O. Sydney, AustraliaKampau in hong kinai sak in, hong gawm khawm aa, minam khat ong suak sak hi. Pau om masa lo-in minam om thei lo hi. Minam kician khat i hih nadingin, pau, athupipen khat ahi hi. Tua ahih ciangin, i taang pau, i Tedim pau bangci bangin ong piang...

A Brief Story of Khuado Festival

There are two major festivals the Zomi celebrates every year. One is Lawm Annek (Kinsfolk Reunion Festival) held after sowing of seeds by the farmers usually held in the month of April. The other is Khuado (Harvest Festival) held in the month of October after the harvest is over. It is something like...

A Historical and Logical Approach to Our True National Identity

By Dr James Suan Za Dong“The tribes never called themselves by such names as Kuki or Chin or Lushai which are ‘not national’, The people do not accept the name given by the Burmese and ourselves; they do not call themselves Chins, and they equally flout the name of Kuki which their Assamese neighbours...

A Brief History of Dr. Vumson Suantak

He is also known as the Father of Re-Unification among Zomi/Chin/Kuki/Mizo. Let's continue his re-unification idea/movement and vision. It is the time to Unite our people as he wishes. Brief Biography of Dr. Vumson Suantak Date of Birth : November 9, 1937 Place of Birth: Tamdeang, Tedim...

History of Chin National Day

By Salai Van Cung Lian (UK)Chin National Day: a day to celebrate being Chin; a day to celebrate our identity, culture and traditions; a day to tell the world who we are and where we come from.  Chin National Day falls on the 20th of February. Today, the Chin people all over the world celebrate...

Zo Kingdom by Vum Son

By Dr. Vum SonZo people believe they settled in the Chindwin Valley in early times. They know the Chindwin River by different names— the Lusei as Run, meaning river, and the Paihte as Tuikang, meaning white water. Pu K. Zawla in his “Mizo Pi Pu to Ieh an Thlahte Chanchin” suggested 996 A.D. as the year...
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