Hmar youth arrested with explosives

DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 29 (MExN): A sizable consignment of explosive gelatine, alongwith detonators and fuse wire, weighing around 115 kilograms was caught at the Dimapur railway station on Thursday, September 29. One person indentified as Alex Hmar (20 years) was arrested while a second, indentified as Rick Hmar managed to escape. The catch was the result of a combined effort of GRPS and RPF personnel stationed at the railway platform.

[caption id="attachment_4778" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Alex Hmar alongwith the cache of explosives under the custody of GRPS, Dimapur on September 29. (Morung Photo)"][/caption]

The seized explosives included 920 gelatine sticks (weighing 125 grams each), 500 detonators and a roll of fuse wire measuring around 300 feet. The outer covering of the gelatine sticks bore the name of the manufacturing unit – one ‘Amin Explosives Pvt Ltd based in Yenvera, Nagpur.
According to Government Railway Police Station, Dimapur, the explosives were being shipped from Haflong in Assam to be disposed off in Dimapur to some unknown buyers here. The preliminary interrogation of the detained person revealed that he was hired by the absconding Rick Hmar for a sum of Rs. 4000 to assist the latter in transporting the explosives till the railway’s vehicle parking lot in Dimapur.
They had boarded a passenger train (BG Express) at Lumding earlier in the morning and were dressed in Indian Army combat fatigues. The train reached Dimapur at around 9:00 am. The explosives were contained in six bags concealed beneath garments. Sometime in November last year, 700 sticks of gelatine were caught from one person at the platform, who had alighted from the same passenger train.
GRPS said that when the duo was asked to disclose what was carried in their luggage, they told that they were carrying CSD items. However, they failed to produce any supporting documents or ID cards. Meanwhile, absconder Rick allowed Alex to do the talking and dashed towards the footbridge in the northern side of the platform making good his escape.
GRPS personnel also brought up the matter of criminal elements taking undue advantage of military fatigues. Military personnel usually take offence when railway police personnel ask them that they allow their luggage to undergo normal security check, just like other civilian passengers. This rather antagonistic attitude of the military personnel discourages railway police from frisking them; on the other hand it encourages criminals to take undue advantage, GRPS said.

~The Morung Express

KA CHAU TA NGEI IE…

~Lalringsan Hrangchal

Ka taksa bung hrang hranghai chun chau tieng an pan peia, ka hmu theina mithai khawm chun inthim tieng an pana, ka thil hriet theina nahai khawm chu hung set in, ruol takngiel khawm pawl pei ta loa makhat chaua khumlaizawla hun ka hmang ni a tam ta lema.Ka taksa a chau ta em lei chun ka suok invak pei tanawa. Tuola nisalum awia ka thung lai chun ka sir le vela Tlangsam parhai chu hmu fie rak loin ka thlir vong vonga.Vairik mi tlawm laia Vadung tuikang nghaka fe tum nunghakte ruolin, “Lal piengni kawla liem hnung a hung suok nawk tah; Bethlehem ngaina chul hnung parang a vul nawk tah” tia lam lawn puma an hla sak chu fietakin hre thei tanaw lang khawm ka sir le vela Tlangsam par mawi tak takhai te chun Lal piengni champha a hnai nawk ta hle a nih ti a min hrietsuok tira.


Sept 06, 2011 ni chun ka umna Baramulla Sector, Kashmira inthawk BSF sunga sipai a thiem filawr deu mi 60 an siehranghai chu Commando a suokdawk dingin an inzo fel hieu tah a, Senior Officer pakhatin a command a, chu thlawptu Second-in-Command dinga ruot ka ni leiin zieng dar 10:00 am in kan umna suoksanin kan I hriet lo ram pan chun ka intawl suok dim dim a.

Kum 2010 khan chu kms 24 kan tlan chang khawma excellent ngata tlan lut hlak ka na. Kms 144 kg 40 phurrik pai pumin, Insas LMG pakhat le Lungral/Suoduor pakhat putsa bawkin nihni le zanhni lamlawn (Ruote March) nei zoa Raid nei dingin kan suok dawk hlaka. Chu nihni sung chu bu fak awilo ani leiin Maggie bawm hni le Tui litre khat, nawtchok bawmkhat le Bel an min chawitir hlaka. Tui le fakding pai ruk kan um le umnaw an mi check fel vawng hnung nihni le zanhni phingtam-dangchar tuora kms 144 kan lawn hnung khawma a nihni na zana kan suoduor le lungral paiin mi pahni pei thangruola Trench khur lungkhur chen kan cho hnung khawma ka sawl ti nuom ngai derlo kha ka ni hlak vei leh.

Tuta tuma kan suokdawk chu ka taksa a chau tak ziet inhmai ruolloin ka hrietsuok tah a. Sun lum lai tak kms 8.2 kan tlan hlaka, kms 5 ka tlan chun ka dang anhila, ka chil an hnak vel el ta hlaka.Mihriem thahratna a bo rawt hnunga tharum la peksuok dan ti kan thupui a ni leiin ka tlan tawk tawk hlaka. Ni danga excellent ni hlak kha very good a khawm a time tawp tawm chun ka tlan lut phak chau ta hlaka. Chu zoa, Firemen Lift (hliemhai put puma tlan) kan nei nawk hlaka, hliemhai kg 70 chuong an silai le thuomhnaw put puma kan tlan zo chun hrui inkhai, zawng inban, bang inchawm kai,etc etc kan hang thaw pei chun ka taksa hratna in a zo tanawa, ka chau ta em em ani ti inhmai ruolloin ka hriet thar uoi uoi tah a.

Naupang am ka ni ka lan sawn lai zing ka taksa kumin upat tieng a lo pan pei talei chun ka taksa hratna le inthazo nahai khawm chun a ni telin an milo tinsan pei hi a lo ni tah a. Ka lungril ngaituonain la thaw pei chak hle sienkhawm ka taksain awngrop tieng a mi pan san ta si leiin ka hratna thahruihaiin an zo ta hlawl si nawh. Darthlalang ka hang in ena ka banhai ka hang in sanmuk chun a la muk tha vieu dea chu ka hmai vunhai chen khawmin tawm tieng a lo pan tah si.

Ka zuk inngaituoa ka thuomhnaw ditzawng dam, ka thil hril nuom zawng dam, ka hla ngainuom zawng dam, ka thil inhnik zawnghai le ka TV ennuomhai chen khawm hi thangtharhai nuom zawng leh an ang tanaw em em el a. Tukum June thla khan suti in ka fea, ka thuomhnaw nei that ve sun, nal ka ti em em, sipai hmuna khawm ka hak ngamlo, suti ka fe huna nunghak ka leng huna ka hak ding tia ka khek that  chu hakin khawlai ka hang lenga. Nal kan ti em em vei leh nunghakhai chun, “U Ringsan, in thuom nahai hi a thing thei taluo bek bek an tah” an mi ti pek ela. A zinga chun bazara fein thuomhnaw thar ka zun chawka, ka thuohnaw inchawkhai chu a nalnaw a ti lei chun ka nutein a mi hal zek ela. Ka suti inlawi zantieng ka thuomhnaw tharhai chu hakin field zawla hin kan thunga, naupang pakhat hin a mi en ami ena, ka thuomhnawhai hi nal a ti hle ani awm hi ka ti lungrila. Chu naupang chu ka kuoma hungin, ‘Pu, i kekor hi ava nalnaw lawm lawm de eh, Rs 100/- man bak ani ka ring der nawh!’ a hung ti chu ka ngaituona a suksei hlea. Kei hi aw…kan chei nuom dan hai le ka thuomhnaw dithai reng reng hi thangtharhaiin thing an mi ti hle chu an ta hi ka ti vong vonga.

Khawhe, mobile ah hla thun teu ka hun intawina din ngai hlak ka tih, tia mi dang mobilea inthawk hla ka hang laksawng tum khawm chun ka hla ngai nuom zawng ka hmu zo nawa. Internet a thei tawpa ka hang zawng khawm chun ka I ngainuom zawng hlahai te kha  thangtharha’n a ‘purana’ taluo tah an ti lei am ani ding ka hmuzo tawl ta si nawh. Salaah! Khawhe, ka sam hi hair fixure nal ka ta hang tuoi tho ka ta, Jeans kekawr-a mansa ah hrui inkhai rip rep le a khup in ek deu met, T-Shirt a hnungtieng le hmatieng lukorok lim umna in hei inthuom ka ta. Ka nakuoa headphone inbukin mobile ah rap hla ngai ka ta hang insuk tulai ka tih, ka ti khawm chun tulai thangtharhai inthuomnnahai hlak hi kan fit pui thei hlawl ta si nawh.

Pila siem ka ni anga pila bawk ka kir nawk hun ding hi siemtu’n a la kei sei met ani khawma hun sawtnawte hnunga chu ka ngaituona lungrilhai khawm hin choka a meilum awi puma thingpui sen dawn dan ding ngaituona mabak chu a khel naw hun la um a ta. Nuhmei nei nuomna lungril hlak ka nei bek bek ta si naw leiin pila ka kir huna lenglaia thi ka ni leh ka thlan ding inthuk deuin cho an ta, ka sung le kuoha’n ka thlan lunng mawi taka an dawna ah vathu nupa dam an la fu el thei an nawm maw.

Nikhat lai khan kan hotuha’n Building Construction tieng mawphurna an min chel tira, Civil Contractorhai ruoiin kan camp repair tulhai kan repair mup mup a, repair chi ni talohai chu a nal thei ang taka designed in building tharin kan thleng tawla. Ka ngaituo chun, hieng building tawphai hi chu aw an thanawa hmang tlak anni tanaw leiin a neka thain thlengin an uma, kei ruok hi chu ka taksa a hrat tawk tawk sung po sorkarin mi sawr a ta, ka chau si phat phat ka hmun hluobittu ding thangthar mithiem le fel lem an sawr nawk ding a na. Chu huna chun kei chu pila ka kir nawk hun ding chau nghakin taptebul ka awp ta awm si.

Kan compound sunga partehai, thlaihai le thingkunghai ka hang ena, thlasik vur dei an tuor peinaw lei am ani ding a tam lem chu an par mawinahai a vuoi cho ni loin an rahai le hnahai chen khawm a til zo tah a. Ka hringnunin a ler tieng a pan peia, ka taksain a ni tela chau tieng a pan mi sunpui ni awm takin, thingbuk in buk lei luoi May-Sept thla laia an thlazarhnuoia ka chawlna hlakhai khawm chu nitinin an hnahai tilin a then lem chu an inrieu fek fuk tawl tah a.

Ka taksain chau tieng a pan hrat zie ka ngaituo chun darthlalanga bawk ka hang in en nawka. Ka hmai chu ka hang inkhi sina, ka kutphek nek hin a lien meta. Ka bawk hnuoia hin ka mitmul a uma, chu hnuoia chun ka mitmu pahni a uma, anin khap lap lap hlaka, chu chu mi hmua a mawi theina dingin nunghakhaiin eyebrow in an chei hlaka. Ka mit hnuoia chun ka hnar a uma, ka hnar sunga chun a kuo pahni a uma, chu chun kan thuoka, ka hnap khawm a hung suok hlak bawka. Ka hnar hnuoia chun hner a uma, chu chu a nal theina dingin nunghakhaiin lipstick an nal hlak a nih.Chu hner chunga chun hnerhmul a um nawk anih. Chu hnerhai kara chun bau a uma, chutaka thun ding ngaituo chun mitin ei inlap rak rak hlak hi a lo nih.Bau suonga chun lei a uma, chu lei chun thusie-thutha ei sak suok zung zung hlak a nih.Lei chung le hnuoia chun ha a um nawka, chu ha hnung meta chun hnuk a la um nawka. Bau kuo chite sunga khawm chun a um rawn ka ti ngawt el. Chu bau hnuoia chun khak a uma, khak a chun khakhmul a la um nawk ta rawp ani chuh!Ei hmaiphek chite a khawm hieng zozai hi a um ana, mihriem taksa peng popo Pathienin a siem uluk dan hi ngaituo ding tam tak a um anih.

Hieng lawm lawma mihriem siem special nisi, Siemtu’n a mi siem uluk angphuin ei damsawtnaw em em el hi siem special man ei um naw hlein ka hrit hlak chu tie.Sienkhawm Siemtu remruotnaah ei thang ve si naw leiin ei damsung nihai chu kum 70 dam ana, hratna leiin kum 80 ti a ni si. Hratna leia kum 80 ei lo dam pal ani khawma ei naupang hun le ei tar hun ding ei zuk pei chun ei vanglai hun hi a tawi hlea. Chu ei vanglaini tawite te chu dittawka nunkhawnuom chenna a hmang dingin a that vei leh, vanglainihai hi teplo el a ni leiin Sientu hrezinga hmang ding ami ti pek nawk si.

Hi ei vanglaini hi Siemtu hrezinga ei lo hmang pal ani khawma taksa hriselnawna le harsatna chi dang dang mi chimbuoi leia lungnngaitaka ei indawmkun rong rong nihai hi a tam lem am ani ding aw ti dingin ei hringnun hi harsatna in a mi tuom vel bawk si. Hieng lawm lawma siem special ni si hieng lawm lawma ei hrinngnuna harsatna a lo inphum el le ei damsung ni a tawi el hi Siemtu ni lang chu ka remruotnaah amendment ka thaw hiel ka ring anih.

SIENKHAWM, mihriem hi Pathienin ama angna neia, a dit ang taka a I siem ei ni leiin ei damsung hun tawite hi Ama thangloa chavai tak le beidawng taka ei invai lawp lawp ding hi a phal dernaw a nih. Khawvela hin chu Lalpa thangloin hlimna le lawmna a um nawa, damlai thlalera inzin ei ni leiin lungngaina tam tak I bawma ei cham sawt dinng hi Siemtu’n a phalnaw leiin ei damsung nihai hi hratna leiin kum 80 dam a lo ti a ni si. Hratna leia ei lo damsawt a ni khawma lungngaina chau a ni si leiin Ama hrezing ei damsung nihai hi dam te tea khal dim dim dingin a mi dit a nih. Chuonnga ama hrezinga damlaini khal thiemhai tading chun mihriem ngaia vangduoinahai le harsatnahai hi malsawmna le Ama hmel hmuna a ni lema, an tadingin hring le dama um hi malsawmna ana thi khawm hi hlawkna a ni si.

Ka hril ta hlaka chu tulai ka lungril a tawk nasa em leiin la hang hril nawn nawk el lang, thilhring le rannunghai hi ka lunginsiet thei em em hlaka, thangtham le invothai chen khawm hi an fakzawng dan ding ka ngaituo chang chu lungsietum ka ti hlaka. A karchang chu zana thosilen hnuoia ka zal dam hin thosilen puoa thangtham inbu vong vonghai hi ka ngaituo thei em ema,an phing a tam em leia zan sawt khawm pawisa thei loa fak ding zawnga inbu lawl lawl anna tiin ka kut dam hi thosilen puoa zuk rawl dawkin thangthamhai fak dingin ka zuk daw pek hlaka.

College ka kai lai ka umna bula hin aium pakhatin a ril a keizam hlaka, lien futa a keizam a ni dea chu a keizamna hmun a khan naw em lei chun awk khur hi a nei ngainaw hlea, a sinthaw nasat vei leh a chang kamna hmunin a zirnaw lei chun phingtam taka a um hi ka ring hlak lei chun tho le phaivang dam hi ka that pekin a rila chun ka va si pek hlaka. Fak ding ka pek zat chun ka hei thlamuong hlaka,”Lungngai dernaw raw, hilai hmuna ka um sung po chu phingtamin inum tir nawng ka ti chea, fakding ka pek char char ding che anih” ka ti hlaka. Tukkhat fakding chawia ka va kan chu ka hmuzo ta der da’l a. Aw… kha aium te kha, ril keizamna ding hmun khan a hrietnaw vei leh, ka hmu phakloin va khawsang a ta, khan naw em emin a ril sawl takin va keizam ata chu awk khur neiloin phingtam takin hun a hmang hlak ding ana ka ti vong vonmga.

Kei mihriem hmanin thangtham le aiumhai ka hmangaia, an fak ding zawng puiin ka thisen chen kan dawktir phal chun Ama angna neia a I siem mihriemhai hi thisena min chawtu Lalpa hin ei damsung ni tawite sung hi harsatn, a leia ei beidawng ngawi nngawi ding hi a phal teu teu naw leiin Ama a innghata hadam taka chawl dingin ami ngen ngawi ngawi anih. Rev. Fimchawnthangin, “Pathien tadinga Martyra a thihai reng rengin van inhawng an hmu a ni khawma Pathien changtiennga Isu thung lai an hmu hlaka, Stephan ruok khan chu Pathien changtienga Isu ngir a hmu anih” a ti ka la hrietzing hlaka.

Nikhat lai khan kan naupanghai hmeruo inchawk lai ramhnuoimiha’n an mi that peka. Bomba an deng a ni leiin civil mi 10 lai an thisa a. Civil mi an thi leia lunngsen chun mipuiin lungin an mi denga, kan dang hne si naw lei chun kei khawm ka rawihai le chun himna ding zawngin ramhnuoi tieng kan tlanhmanga. A zinga kan Tac Hq Intelligence Branch a inthawk message ka lo hmua, ramhnuoimiha’n ka Lu man an bituka, mi that dingin civil mihai kuoma pawisa tam tak an pek leiin fiemkhurtaka ‘Stand To’ a umzing dinga an min fuina thu a nia. Ka mawphurna midang chunga kan nghat theinaw lei chun ka hmai chu ka mit chau inlang thei dingin puontielin ka tuoma, chulai hmuna commander ka ni an hriet thei nawna dingin ka darhai khawm chu bullet proof zaketin kan hlie tira, Gypsy a khawm chuong ngam ta loin Trucka ka chuong lem ta hlaka.

Ka sungha’n an mi hmangaia, an mi ngai em em leiin ka suti fe hun ding khawm nitina an tiem lai mi pawi ka hril le ka thaw khawm um si loa Lu man neia uma mi that nuom ka hang ni el chu ka lungril ana hle ela. Nitin mipui inzi nuoi nuoi lai a tu tak hi’m mi thichil tumin a hung ding ti ngaituo zing zinga hun hmang chu a muong umnaw hlein ka hriet hlaka. Ka damsung hun tawite silai hratna hmanga do-le-ral kara fakzawng dinga Siemtu’n a mi lo ruot bik el dam hi vangduoi kan ti rum rum el hlaka. Nisienlakhawm Krista’n a hmangai em leia a thisena anchawk Stephan kha mipui lungsena lunga andeng mur mur lai van inhawng a hmua, Pathien changtienga Isu thung niloin Pathien changtieng Isu NGIR lai a hmu a ni kha. A hmangai ngawi ngawi a naupa Stephan kha thangpui a chak luot leiin Isu kha a Lalthungpha a khawm thunng tawk tawk theiloin NGIR pum hlawlin a naupa rinumk tuor kha a zuk en a ni chuh!

Daniel Sakeibaknei puka an tlak hma khan Pathienin lungngai dernaw raw ka thangpui ding che ani lo ti nisien chu Pathien kuoma a tawngtai khawm kha inhawi deu naw ni’m maw. Sienkhawm tlak dinga an thuoi chen khawm khan Pathien a la to tawk tawk si. Sadrak, Mesak, Abednagohai kha pathien siemfawm hma a hin kun naw inla ka thangpui ding cheu a ni tiin Pathienin lo hrillawk dam nisien chu huoisen deua Pathien tadinga ngir ngam um tho naw nim maw. Sienkhawm, meipuia pei dinga an khuop chen khawm khan Pathien a la’n lang naw reng reng a ni kha.AMIRUOKCHU, Daniel Sakeibaknei puka an tlak char khan hmangaitu Pathien a um tawk tawk thei hlawl tanaw leiin a vantirko tirin sakeihai bau a hmet chippek vawng el ani kha. Chu ang bawkin Sadrak, Mesak, Abednagohai meipui chawka an hei pei char khan hmangaitu Pathien hmel an lang el a ni kha maw.Ama Hming leia mipuiin Stephan lunga an deng mur mur meu khan chu Lalthungpha a thung hlei theiloin NGIR pum hlawlin a naupa natna tuor kha a zuk en a ni kha!

A hmangai em em a nauhai chungleng vate le ram hlohnahai let tama hlu a mit naulenghai Ama thangloa khawvela beidawng le harsa ngawi ngawia ei khawsak ding hi hmangaitu Lalpa hin a phal teu teu naw leiin ei harsat le beidawngna tawpkhawk a hin Ama hmel an lang ngei ngei hlak anih.“Ka thla lungngai tanaw rawh I Lalpa’n a hriet ta che, lungngaina le rinuma tap inruma I um hin, hnuoi tieng le I chung tieng khin hmangaiin a en zing che”

Chuleiin unau dittak, ei damsung nihai hi mitkhap kar chau annia, I hratnahaiin nitinin an tinsan zing ta che a ni ti kha hrezinng la, ni thanaw le hun tiumin a nang ching hma che hin Krista tadinga sipai thatak nia harsatna tamtak kara ngirsuoka kal pen dingin thisena inchawtu che Krista hin nghakhla takin a thlir zing che a nih ti hi hre thar hram raw aw………

Chuoilo parin chuoi ni a neia, kumtluong par khawmin kumtluong a dei si nawh, vanglaini le thatlai nihai hi Lalpa thanglo chun teplo el an nih. Hunhai an liem peia hnuoi hlimna hi chu a bo hlak, khawvela lawmna a kim thei si nawh.

HYA Silver Jubilee Tournament 2011-Opening Ceremony (Pics)

Shillong, 29 Sept.2011: HYA Joint Hqrs. Shillong huoihawtna hnuoiah HYA SILVER JUBILEE TOURNAMENT 2011 ni 3 sung aw ding chu Mawsbuit Ground, Shillong ah vawisun Opening Ceremony puithu taka hmang a nih. Tournament hawngna chu Pu Zothanmawia,President HYA Gen.Hqrs in a neia. Hi hun a hin Gen.Secy, HYA Gen Hqrs Pu Lalthangkima S Tusing, Pu Ramthienghlim Varte Advisor,HYA Gen Hqrs, Pu Rohminglien Buhril IFS le Shillong Jt.Hqrs le Branch thuoitu hai kimtak tak’n an thang.

Day 1: 29.09.2011 (Ningani) inkhel ding hai:
8:30 am – 9:50 am (Hmarthlipui FC V/s Fancy LRS.M)
10:10 am – 11:30 am (TLC V/s JKFC)
11:50 am – 1:00 pm (Zawlbuk FC V/s Simthli Warriors)
1:20 pm – 2:40 pm (MRMFC V/s Stangos Forever)
3:00 pm – 4:20 pm (Fancy LRS.M V/s Team Kevin)


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HYA Raising Day celebrated in Moreh

MOREH September 28: The 22nd raising day of Hmar Youth Association was held at RPC campus, Sunrise ground at Gamnom Veng, Moreh today.

The occasion saw Shesei Zou, ADC chairman of Chandel district as the chief guest, KV Thanga, advisor of HYA was the guest of honor and JN Baite, member of the ADC, Chandel and ex-minister DK Korungthang was the special guest.

At the function, the ADC chairman stated that all communities residing at the Moreh border town needs to exist in harmony. He said that the Hmar community of the town have taken up various development programs which needs to be imitated by other social leaders and post the handing over of the DRDA programs to the district councils, the scope for development of the interior areas of the district can also be expected, he said.

The chief guest also promised to build a community hall for the Hmar community.

Further, he voiced that the Congress party will get the majority in the upcoming 10th Assembly elections and that all need to support the Congress party for unhindered development of the border town.

~kanglaonline.com

 

 

Fake job cards detected in Mizoram

Aizawl, Sep 28 (PTI) : Fake job cards under the NREGS have been detected in four Mizoram districts with Aizawl district alone accounting for 695 fake cards. An official statement by the Aizawl administration said 695 fake job cards under the NREGS were detected following which they were cancelled. The fake job cards bore names who could not be identified, the statement said. The fake cards were detected in over five rural development blocks of Aizawl district with Tlangnuam block having the highest number of fake cards at 302. Meanwhile, fake job cards were also found in other districts including Serchhip, Kolasib and Champhai.

More that 7,200 Indian Jews to immigrate to Israel from Manipur and Mizoram

Jerusalem: September 27 (PTI):It is expected that the Israeli government will approve the long awaited ‘Aliyah’ (immigration) of more than 7,200 Indian Jews from Manipur and Mizoram, two North-eastern states of India, in coming weeks, a media report said.

The decision to allow the last members of the “lost” Bnei Menashe tribe to immigrate to Israel is being greeted with excitement by local Evangelical Christian groups, who view it as fulfillment of Biblical prophecy and who have pledged financial support for the move, ‘The Jerusalem Post’ daily reported.

The Ministerial Committee on Immigration and Absorption, headed by Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, decided, about three months ago, “in principle” to bring the remaining 7,232 members of the northeastern Indian community to the Jewish state

“I am very optimistic that within the next few weeks we will at last have a historic breakthrough which will allow the lost tribe of Bnei Menashe to return to Zion,” Michael Freund, founder and chairman of Shavei Israel, a Jerusalem-based organisation that has been at the forefront of Bnei Menashe immigration to Israel, was quoted as saying.

More than 1,700 members of the north-eastern Indian Jewish community, referred as Bnei Menashe (sons of Menashe), have immigrated to Israel over the last decade, but their aliya was subsequently halted in 2007 over the issue of their “Jewishness”, even though the Israeli Chief Rabbinate had earlier recognised the community as “descendants of Israel”.

The community claims descent from one of the 10 lost tribes of Israel, who were sent into exile by the Assyrian Empire more than 27 centuries ago.

Their ancestors are believed to have wandered through Central Asia and the Far East for centuries, before settling in what is now northeastern India, along the border with Burma and Bangladesh.

(Courtesy: The Economic Times)

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20. M.A. in Women’s Studies

21. M.A. in Habitat Policy and Practice

22. M.A. in Disaster Management

23. M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies

24. M.A. in Social Work in Rural Development

Eligibility:
Candidates can apply and appear for the TISS National Entrance Test for a maximum of three programmes.

(a) A Bachelor’s Degree of a minimum of 3 years duration or its equivalent (under the 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 or 10+2+2+1 year bridge course pattern of study or any other pattern fulfilling the mandatory requirements of 15 years formal education) from a recognised university, in any discipline. OR

(b) Candidates who will complete all the requirements of their final year Bachelor’s Degree examinations by Saturday, June 9, 2012, are also eligible to apply to all the programmes (except the four programmes offered by the School of Health Systems Studies) provided they have successfully completed their first and second years, if the degree course is of 3 years; and the first, second and third years, if the degree course is of 4 years. Candidates applying for the M.A. Education (Elementary) programme should complete all the requirements by May 11, 2012. In such cases, admission to any of the Master’s Degree Programmes of the Institute will be provisional. If a provisionally admitted student fails in the final year examination, the offer of provisional admission automatically stands cancelled.

(c) Candidates applying for the Master of Public Health Policy, Economics and Finance; and Master of Public Health in Social Epidemiology Programmes should have a (i) Master’s degree in any discipline, or (ii) Bachelor’s degree in medicine, paramedical and other four years programme like pharmacy, veterinary sciences, engineering and others.

(d) Candidates applying for the Master of Health Administration andHospital Administration should have (i) successfully completed their graduate degree in any discipline, or (ii) Bachelor’s degree in medicine, paramedical and other four years programme like pharmacy, veterinary sciences, engineering and others.

(e) Candidates who are in their final year Bachelor’s degree programme are not eligible to apply for admission to any of the Master’s degree programmes conducted by School of Health Systems Studies, i.e., Health Administration, Hospital Administration; Public Health in Social Epidemiology; and Public Health in Health Policy,Economics and Finance.

(f) Candidates applying for the Master in Habitat Policy and Practiceshould have a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Architecture, Management, Physical Sciences, Geography, Planning, Law, or Social Sciences, with some inclination towards habitat related issues/sectors.

(g) Medical graduates should complete their internship on or before Saturday, June 9, 2012. Otherwise, their candidature/admission stands cancelled.

Important Dates:
Last Date for Receipt of Completed Forms at the Institute by Post and in Person: October 29, 2011

Last Date for Receipt of Completed Forms at the Institute from Remote Areas/Regions: November 04, 2011

Written Test (at Different Centres): December 04, 2011

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IGNOU: Ph.D ADMISSIONS 2011

The Research Unit of the IGNOU University, New Delhi has invited application forms for Ph.D programmes of January 2012 session, on the prescribed formats: Schools, respective specializations and category of Programms being conducted are as follows:

1. School of Management Studies(SOMS):- i) Commerce (Ph.D) - A, ii) Management (Ph.D)- A
2. School of Vocational Education and Training (SOVET):- Vocational Education and Training (Ph.D) - A
3. School of Continuing Education (SOCE):- i) Rural Development (Ph.D) - A & B, ii) Child Development (Ph.D) - A, iii) Nutritional Sciences (Ph.D) - A

4. School of Gender and Development Studies (SOGDS):- i) Gender and Development Studies (Ph.D) - A, ii) Women’s Studies (Ph.D) - A
5. School of Agriculture (SOA):- i) Agriculture Extension (Ph.D) - B, ii) Dairy Science and Technology (Ph.D) - B
6. School of Sciences (SOS):- i) Mathematics (Ph.D) - A & B, ii) Physics (Ph.D) - A,iii) Chemistry (Ph.D) - A,iv) Life Sciences (Ph.D) - A, v) Mathematics/ Science, Education(Ph.D) - A & B, vi) Geology (Ph.D) - A ]

7. School of Health Sciences (SOHS):- Nursing (Ph.D) - A

8. School of Inter-disciplinary and Trans-disciplinary (SOITS):- Interdisciplinary & Transdisciplinary studies (Ph.D) - A & B

9. School of Foreign Languages (SOFL):- i) French (Ph.D) - A & B ii) Arabic (Ph.D) - A & B

10. National Centre for Disability Studies (NCDS):- Disability Studies (Ph.D) - A & B
11. Staff Training and Research Institute of Distance Education (STRIDE):- Distance Education (M.Phil & Ph.D) - A & B
12. School of Translation Studies and Training (SOTST):- Translation Studies (M.Phil & Ph.D) - A & B
13. School of Humanities:- i) English (Ph.D) - A , ii) Hindi (Ph.D) - A

14. Advanced Centre for Informatics & Innovative Learning:- Information Communication Technology, Informatics & Knowledge Management - A & B
15. School of Law:- Law (Ph.D) - A

Eligibility

Candidates with Post graduate degree or other equivalent degrees recognized by the UGC are eligible with the eligibility criteria specified for each research discipline.
Category A: Candidates having M.Phil or 5 years’ relevant teaching/ professional experience, who can directly undertake thesis work for Ph.D. (Candidates under Category A could also be given coursework subject to recommendations of the Doctoral Committee of the Research Discipline).
Category B : Candidates who have to undergo basic Course Work before or alongside undertaking thesis work. (Candidates who qualify UGC NET, GATE of IIT, JEST of DAE etc will be considered under Category B). Further details, with respect to eligibility is available on the website: www.ignou.ac.in
Applications: Prospective candidates can download the soft copy of the Prospectus & submit filled-in format along with a Demand Draft of Rs 750/- ( Only in favour of IGNOU payable at New Delhi) to the Director, Research Unit, IGNOU, New Delhi -110068. (link:http://www.ignou.ac.in/upload/Application%20Form%20&%20Research%20Proposal%20Format_june.doc)
Filled-in application forms for Ph.D Programmes should be submitted on the prescribed format at the following address only:

The Director,
Research Unit,
Room No. 18, Block 6,
IGNOU,
Maidan Garhi,
New Delhi-110068

Last Date for submission of filled-in application form to the Research Unit of the IGNOU University: (i) 21st October, 2011 – for all programmes where there is an Entrance Test(ii) 15th November, 2011 – for all programmes where there is no Entrance Test Entrance Test for all eligible candidates will be held on 20th November, 2011. Entrance Test will be held at IGNOU HQs, New Delhi only. Candidates who have qualified UGC NET, GATE of IIT, JEST of DAE etc recognized by the IGNOU will be exempted from the Entrance Test of the University.
For detailed information candidates may visit the website www.ignou.ac.in

 

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National Institute of Disaster Management New Delhi Admission 2012

National Institute of Disaster Management, New Delhi is offering the following online courses on Disaster Risk Management in collaboration with the Work Bank (GFDRR), Washington.

Basic courses (Duration- Six Weeks)
Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management Framework
1. Third Batch- October 3 to November 11, 2011
2. Fourth Batch- December 5, 2011 to January 13, 2012
3. Fifth Batch- February 6 to March 16, 2012.

Specialized Course (Duration- Four Weeks)
1. Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management
(i) Second Batch- October 17- November 11, 2011.

2. Safer Cities
(i) First Batch- October 3 to October 28, 2011

3. Financial Strategies for managing Economic Impacts of Disasters
(i) First Batch- November 7 to December 2, 2011

4. Risk Sensitive Land Use Planning
(i) First Batch- December 12, 2011 to January 6, 2012

5. Gender Aspects of Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction
(i) First Batch- January 9, to February 3, 2012

6. Community Based Disaster Risk Management
(i) Second Batch- February 6- March 2, 2011

7. Damage and Reconstruction Needs Assessment
(i) First Batch- March 5- March 30, 2012

Course Eligibility-
Basic Course is open for all those who are interested in acquiring basic knowledge on Disaster Management, Mitigation, Prevention, Preparedness etc. After successful completion of basic course, participants are eligible to undergo specialized courses of their choice.

Specialized courses are offered to those who have either completed the Basic course or having specialized qualifications/experiences in the related domains.

Course Fees- Rs. 1500 for BASIC course and Rs. 1000 for each specialised courses

Applications shall be addressed to the Programme Manager, National Institute of Disaster Management, IIPA Campus, IP ESTATE, Ring Road, New Delhi- 110002, India
So as to reach at least 15 days before the commencement date of the course.

For further details please log on to www.nidm.gov.in or www.nidm.gov.in/online.asp or
Contact programme Manager on 91-11-23702432 (Ext. 204); 91-11-23724308/ Fax- 91-11-23702442; 91-11-23702446 or
Email: pm.nidmwbi@gmail.com

Davp 19107/11/0002/1112

For further details please visit www.nidm.net

 

Indo US Research Fellowships for Indian Researchers 2011-12

Department of Science and Technology, govt of India

 

Science and Engineering Research Council (SERC) of Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India and Indo-US Science & Technology Forum (IUSSTF) committed to the common goal of promoting science and technology through devised programs and to nurture contacts between scientists and technologists at an early career stage jointly launch the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers. The objective of the Indo-US Research Fellowship Program for Indian Researchers is to introduce scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers to international collaborative research opportunities, thereby furthering their research capacity and global perspective and forging long-term relationships with scientists, technologists and engineers in USA.

These awards will provide an excellent opportunity to young Indian scientists and technologists of all disciplines, under the age of 40 years to interact with the American scientific community and get first hand information of the developments taking place at the international level and acquaint themselves with new scientific research methods and to collaborate in a larger research project. It will enable young Indian researchers to carry out a clearly defined research project at a place of their choice in USA upto a period of 12 months. The individual availing this fellowship would be called as an IUSSTF Research Fellow.

Eligibility Criteria for Indo-US Research Fellowship

Academic Qualifications:

Ph.D. in Science, Engineering,Technology or Medicine.

Applicants must provide proof of independent research work in internationally recognized academic journals.

Age: Upto 40 years as on 31 December 2011

Employment: A permanent position in a public funded R&D lab/ S&T institution (non-private)/ recognized universities/colleges in India

Area of Work: Area proposed by the candidate should be clearly defined as:

(i) Atmospheric and Earth Sciences
(ii) Chemical Sciences
(iiii) Engineering Sciences
(iv) Life Sciences
(v) Medical Sciences
(vi) Mathematical and Computational Sciences
(vii) Physical Sciences

Promising applications in areas other than the above areas may also be considered.

Place of work: The fellow should be accepted by the US scientific/technological institution, which is internationally recognized as an outstanding institution where major work in the identified area is in progress. There should be willingness on the part of the American institution to accept and extend necessary support to the candidate for the work proposed.

The candidate should himself/herself correspond with their proposed host institution abroad for placement. Candidate is required to produce evidence, in the form of a letter of acceptance fro'm the US institution to be visited along with merits/uniqueness of that host institute in the proposed area.

Note: The candidates who have availed any other overseas fellowship to USA for a period of more than three months through any Government/public funding agency during last two years will also not be considered for this fellowship.

Fellowship:
“The IUSSTF Fellow will be entitled to fellowship amount of US $ 3000 per month.”

"IUSSTF Fellow will also be entitled to a personal contingency grant of upto a maximum of Rs. 50,000 to cover for visa, airport transfer, medical insurance etc. Medical insurance expenses, visa fee, airport transfer charges will be met by the fellow fro'm out of this personal contingency grant."

IUSSTF Fellow will also be permitted to travel within USA to attend conferences or visit other institutes of interest with the approval of the advisor at the host institute. The Fellow will be entitled to avail one of the following grants for this purpose.
i) Grant of $ 600 for fellowship period upto 6 months
ii) Grant of $ 1200 for fellowship period beyond 6 months

Air-tickets for all the selected IUSSTF Fellow would be provided directly by the IUSSTF travel desk by economy class and shortest route fro'm their place of work in India to the place of the American host institute and back. As a rule, reimbursements will not be provided for air tickets purchased directly.

Rules governing payment of salary, leave, medical, gratuity, GPF and pension etc. of the organization/ institution/ university to which the fellow belongs would continue to be applicable. No liability on any of these accounts will be borne by IUSSTF.

The candidate selected for the award of the Indo-US fellowship should commence their research with six month period fro'm the date of award announcement. Failure to do so would render the fellow forfeit the award.

Application Guidelines

1.  Application should be submitted in the prescribed format
2.  Application should not be more than 20 pages maximum including CVs
3.  Application should be forwarded through the head of organization/ department where the candidate is employed
4.  Scanned copy of acceptance letter fro'm host institution in USA

Application should be submitted electronically as single word/ pdf file to:
Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF)
Email: fellowship@indousstf.org and fellowshipindous@gmail.com

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For immediate answers to your queries, please contact:
Dr. Smriti Trikha
Indo-US Science and Technology Forum
12 Hailey Road, Fulbright House
New Delhi- 110 001
Ph: 91-11-42691700; Fax: 91-11-23321552

Submission deadline: 31 December 2011

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Delhi High Court Recruitment – Delhi Judicial Service Examination 2011

Delhi Judicial Service Examination 2011 for direct recruitment to Delhi Judicial Service.

Total no. of posts: 50 posts (UR-23, SC-6, ST-15, PH-6), Pay Scale : Rs. 9000-14500/- (PB-3 Rs.15600-39100 grade pay Rs.5400 in new scales).

Age limit: The candidate’s age limit is not more than 32 years of age as on 01-01-2012, reservation as per rules.

Qualification : A candidate shall be eligible to appear in the examination if he/she is (a) a Citizen of India, (b) a Law Graduate from a recognised university, (c) a person practicing as an Advocate (d) a person not more than 30 years as on 1st January 2011. Relaxation in age as per rules.

Application Form : Application form including the DJSE Registration Form can be obtained against Demand Draft/Pay Order (non-refundable) for Rs. 600/- each for General Category candidates and Rs. 100/- for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe / Physically Handicapped candidates on any working day from 21.09.2011 to 20.10.2011 from 10:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and 2.00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. from the Filing Counter of Delhi High Court, or by sending, at his own risk, a self addressed envelope of 38 cm X 25 cm size with postage stamp of Rs. 60/- affixed on it along with Demand Draft (non-refundable) of Rs. 600/- for General Category candidates and Rs. 100/- for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe / Physically Handicapped (only above said categories) candidates, in an envelope addressed to Joint Registrar (Vig.), Delhi High Court, New Delhi, superimposed with words in bold letters, “DJS EXAMINATION 2011”.

The demand draft/pay order should be drawn in favour of ‘Registrar General, Delhi High Court, New Delhi’ payable at New Delhi.

How to Apply:

Applications on the prescribed form and the DJSE Registration Form duly filled in as per Instructions, should be sent by “Registered Post Acknowledgement Due” addressed to the Joint Registrar (Vig.), Delhi High Court, Sher Shah Road, New Delhi – 110 003, by designation, enclosed in the envelope provided with theapplication form so as to reach him not later than 4:00 P.M. on 22.10.2011

Last date for receipt of application: 22-10-2011.

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Hmar Biel Hi Hmar Ram Am, Kuki Ram?

~Fimtuothang Nungate, Parbung

Kum 2003 January  ni 9 ah Tipaimukh Dam chungchang thua Manipur Government le NEPCO haiin inremna thuthlung (Agreement) an ziekna points 12 hai laia ka lungril them bêk bêk pakhat chu “Compensation chung chang thua NEPCO le Landowner hai lo inbieng an ta, lo inpêng an tih. Inpêk dan ding chu kum 1892 Act dungzui le kum 1982 Act dung zuia inpêk ning a tih” ti thu hi a nih.

 

Hmar biel hi Hmar haiin ei pi le pua inthawka ei lo chêngna tu chenna Hmar hnamin MLA ei nei theina chu Hmar biel hi a  la nih. Hmar hai hi khawtina Lal neiin Lal thuneina hnuoia Lal Busung, Lal Sadar le Leiman (Casena) chawiin an lo khawsa a, Amiruokchu Hmar hai laia Lal hai chu a tam lem Kuki (Thado) an nih. Hmar inlalna khuohai chu hieng Patpuihmun (Sartuinek), Pherzawl (Talan,Serhmun) le Leisen hai hi an nih. Kuki inlalna khuo hai chu hieng Tinsuong, Hmuizawl (Damdiei), Tulbung (Maulien), Thingpan, Taithu, Parbung, Lungthulien, Senvon (Rawvakawt), Hmawngzungkai (Hmarkhawpui,Tipaimukh), le Parvachawm, Chun Vangai tlang dunga Zeikhan le khuo ṭhen ṭhen. Hienghai hin kum 1892 khan British (Saphai) kuoma inthawkin ramneitu (landowner) nina lekha lo lain, an ram sunga Hmar chênghai chun Lal Busung,  Lal Sadar le Leiman (Casena) chawiin an lo khawsa a. Lal hai chun Manipur Reng kuomah an Leiman (Casena) chu an lo pek hlak a. A Lal nina chu thlengthei khawm ni ta lovin Chief Appoinment an lo nei ta a nih.

 

Kum 1947 khan India in Independent a hung hmu khan Reng le Lal thuneina chu hung suktâwpin mipui roinrelna (Democarcy) hmangin India ram hmun tina Tribal hai lai khawm hmang a hung ni ta a, amiruokchu vangduoi tlaktakin Lal hai chu Manipur Rengin Compensate a pek tlawm leiin an lâk nuom naw a, kum 13 zet India in Independent a hmu hnungin Lal thuneina hnuoia ei la um ta rawp a. Kum 1960 in  Hmar le Kuki kara inhrietthiemnawna a um leiin buoina a hung suok a, Lal thuneina chu suktâwp a ni tah. Chutaka inthawk chun Manipur Government remruotna angin Village Authority mipui ithlang ngeia nei a hung ni ta a. Chu chena inthawk chun Leiman(Casena) khawm Lal hai hming ni ta lovin mipui ithlang Village Authority hminga chawi a hung ni tah.

 

Amiruokchu Hmar Biel sunga Tipaimukh ah Central Government in Project hung siem a tum a, a siemtu dingin NEPCO a pek a ni ti an hriet charin Hmar Biel sunga Lal hai chun Lal Association indinin kum 1982 khan an pata chu lo sukthar (Renew) nawkin Manipur Government khawmin a lo pawm pek nawk a nih. Hmar hai hin Assembly Hall ah mi hril pek tu dingin kum 2003 hin MLA ei nei naw ma ni aw ka ti rum rum chu tie! 2004 kum hin ka lungril intarna chu topui el chi niin ka hriet naw leiin Hmar biel hi a neitu Landowner Hmar ngeia siem dingin lampui ka dap ṭan ta a. Tipaimukh Dam Affected Association,Chairman Pu.Laltholien Rawvakawt kuomah ka lungril intarna hai le ka phurrik chu ka hril a. Ama khawm chun “Hi thil hi sukfel a ni naw chun ṭhangthar la hung um pei haiin tulaia ṭhuoituhai hi ei thi hnung khawmin ei luru cho dawkin la rawt phit dap an nuom el ding a nih” a lo ti a. Kum 2004 kumma chun khuo iemanitawk sirin “Ei ram hi ei hmingin siem ei tiu” tiin khawtina Village Authority hai kuoma ngena siem a nih. Hmar biela Hmar hai hi ram neitu kan ni tiin Manipur le Central Gornment hai hriet a inthlunah ṭhanglak a hun ta naw maw? Ram hmangaitu Politics leader hai le ṭhangthar mithiemhai Hmar var an hnu ti hi ei la sukdik pei dim a nih. Ei ram politics hin fakfawm nilovin hun la hung thlung pei ding hi thlir phak sien nuom a um ngei!

 

DSSSB: Recruitment of Teachers 2011

Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi- Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) invites applications for the post of Assistant Teacher, GNCT of Delhi/ Teacher Primary, MCD

1. Assistant Teacher of NCT of Delhi
Vacancies - 6500 posts (UR-2886, OBC-1610, SC-939, ST-1065) (OH-99, VH-152)

2. Primary Teacher of MCD
Vacancies - 520 posts (UR-186, OBC-148, SC-36, ST-150) (PH-28)

Application Fee: Rs. 100/- (No fee for SC/ST/PH candidates)

Important Dates

Opening Date for receipt of applications: 16.09.2011

Closing date for receipt of Applications : 17.10.2011

Date of determination of eligibility : 15.01.2011.

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Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan 2012 U.K.

Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan 2012 (U.K.)

Applications are invited fro'm Indian nationals for nominations fro'm India for award of Commonwealth Scholarships in United Kingdom tenable fro'm September/ October 2012 for higher studies /research /specialized training in the subjects mentioned below in the United Kingdom. Upto Sixty (60) nominations are to be sent to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission for final selection to be made by them. Out of these not more than twenty five (25) are for doctoral studies

Level of course

LEVEL OF COURSE These scholarships will be awarded for studies leading to either: -

SIX MONTHS OF CLINICAL TRAINING (For MBBS, BDS,MS, MD degree holders only who have qualified as MBBS and BDS between 1st October, 2002 and 30th September, 2007).

1. Cancer Research 2. Cardiology 3. Gynecology 4. Medicine 5. Dentistry 6. Orthopedics 7. Neurology and 8. ENT.

(2) *Fro'm 1st October 2010, all international medical graduates, including those on Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships, who apply for registration with the GMC will be required to score 7.0 or above in every band of the academic IELTS test.

Applicants in medicine and dentistry whose programme requires them to practice clinically, or to work in a laboratory department reporting on samples fro'm Patents, can be considered only if they are eligible for registration with the General Medical Council or the General Dental Council (Current conditions for registration can be obtained fro'm the GMC and GDC Website: www.gmc-uk.org and www.gdc-uk.org ).

(i) ONE YEAR TAUGHT MASTER’S COURSES OR EQUIVALENT DEGREE,
(ii) DOCTORAL DEGREE OF UPTO THREE YEARS DURATION

(A) ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY:

1. Electronics/Electrical 2. Environmental Studies 3. Remote Sensing Technology 4. Communication Engineering 5. Biotechnology or Biochemical Engineering 6. Robotics 7. Computer Applications/Computer Science 8. Aerospace Engg./Aeronautics 9. Civil Engg 10. Material Science 11. Mining Engg and 12. Marine Engg. .

(B) SCIENCE (PURE AND APPLIED)

1. Mathematics 2. Molecular Biology 3. Physics and 4. Chemistry (including Pharmaceutical/Medicinal Chemistry).

(C) AGRICULTURE

1. Agronomy & Forestry.

(D) HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

1. History 2. Sociology 3. **Management Studies 4. Economics 5. Philosophy 6.Psychology 7. Law 8. English (Literature/Linguistics) and 9. Political Science with International Relations

Candidates who have already completed Ph.D. or are about to complete, will not be considered.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

The candidates must have completed tertiary education in English Medium :-

(A) FOR MASTER’S DEGREE

One should hold or able to produce the certificate of Bachelor’s Degree by October, 2012 in the subject field concerned (indicated above) securing 60% or above marks in Humanities and Social Science group and 65% or above marks in Medical, Engineering and Technology, Science and Agriculture Group. Candidate should give one page academic justification for pursuing the course in U.K.

**Candidates who wish to undertake postgraduate study in Business and/or Management should before applying for a Commonwealth Scholarship, have taken the Graduate Management Admission Test (Princeton Test). Enquiries to: G.M.A.T. Educational Testing Services, Box 966 – R, Princeton, NJ 08541, U.S.A. Candidates for awards in Economics and related subjects should be aware that a number of departments may require them, before admission, to pass the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) of which details may be obtained fro'm Graduate Record Examination, Educational Testing Service, Box 955, Princeton, NJ 08541, U.S.A. Service, Box 955, Princeton, NJ 08541, U.S.A.

Candidates whose native language is not English will be required to provide evidence that they have sufficient competence in English to practice Medicine or Dentistry in the United Kingdom. Nominated candidates will be required to take the IELTS, for which they may contact local British Council Office. An IELTS test will only be considered valid if taken after 1st October 2011 and before 6th March 2012.

(B) FOR Ph.D. DEGREE

One should hold or able to produce the certificate of Master’s Degree by October 2012 in the concerned subject fields (indicated above) securing 60% or above marks in Humanities and Social Science group and 65% or above marks in the relevant subjects in Medical, Engineering and Technology, Science and Agriculture Group.

VALUE OF AWARD

Each scholarship provides: -

(A) Student concessionary or other approved airfare to the United Kingdom by the most direct and economical route and return on expiry of the scholarship (the cost of journey made before receipt of award will not normally be reimbursed nor can fares be paid for a scholar’s dependents).

(B) Approved tuition and examination fees.

(C) A personal maintenance allowance at the rate of 882 pound per month (1091 pound per month for those studying at institutions in the London Metropolitan area)

(D) A grant towards the expenses of preparing a thesis or dissertation, where applicable.

(E) An initial arrival allowance, incorporating in initial clothing grant for scholars fro'm tropical countries.

(F) A grant for expenses for approved travel within the United Kingdom or overseas.

(G) A grant towards fieldwork costs for those Scholars undertaking doctoral studies for whom a case has been made for fieldwork outside the United Kingdom. This shall not normally exceed one economy class return airfare to the fieldwork location.

(H) A paid mid-term fare to their home country for Scholars on three years doctoral awards. Scholars for whom fieldwork fares are provided to their home country shall not be entitled to a mid-term fare home, nor Scholars who have claimed (or intend to claim) spouse or child allowances for more than 12 months during their award.

(I) For married Scholars selected by the Commission for awards exceeding 18 months, a marriage allowance of 220 pound per month is payable provided that the husband and wife (of civil partners) are residing together at the same address in the United Kingdom. It is not paid when a husband or wife (or civil partner) of the Scholar is also in receipt of an award.
For such married couples accompanied by their children, a child allowance is payable at the rate of 138 pound per month for the first child and 108 pound per month for the second and third child under the age of 16, provided they are residing with their parents. The Commission’s spouse and family allowances represent only a contribution towards the cost of family maintenance in the UK and Scholars should expect and be able to supplement these allowances to support family members who choose to come to the UK. Irrespective of the length of the award, a scholar who is widowed, divorced or a lone parent will receive an allowance in respect of the first accompanying children and child allowances for the second and third accompanying children.

LAST DATE OF RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS:

(A) For those applying by post, applications on plain paper (as per format given below) alongwith the required documents (attested copies of all certificates/degrees/diplomas have to be attached) should reach Section Officer, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of Higher Education, External Scholarship Division, ES.4 Section, West Block-1, Wing-6, 2nd Floor, R.K. Puram, New Delhi - 110 066 by 12th October 2011. (Tele. No. 26172491 and 26172492).

For those applying online, hard copy of application alongwith supporting documents should be submitted so that it may to reach the above-mentioned address by 12th October 2011.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS :

1. A candidate may apply for only one subject of his/her choice.

2. As a condition of award, the Commission or a host institution in Britain may also require a candidate to take particular English Tests and/or training in English.

3. The final selection of the nominated candidates rests with the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in U.K.

4. Nomination of a candidate by Government of India does not guarantee final selection or placement. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission will make its own selection out of overall nominees recommended by all the participating countries in the programme.

5. Application must be accompanied by attested copies of certificates regarding date of birth, diplomas, degrees, mark sheets in respect of all the examination passed alongwith experience certificate of Employment (if any) and one copy of recently taken passport size photograph with signature (to be pasted on application form). Self attested certificates will not be accepted.

7. Applicants already holding a Doctoral Degree or about to obtain will not be considered. Candidates who have already done a Ph.D. in India or abroad are not considered.

8. Candidates who have already been abroad for studies/training/specialization either on scholarships or on their own, for a period exceeding six months are eligible to apply if they have been in India for at least two consecutive years after returning fro'm abroad as on 12.10.2011. Applications of candidates who are already abroad will not be considered.

9. In case of candidates qualifying fro'm Universities, where grades are awarded, the candidates are required to furnish exact percentage of marks and indicate the conversion formula.

10. Candidates will be expected to have some knowledge of India and of the donor country.

11. Candidates who are employed must apply through their employers. Candidates belonging to the All India Services should send their applications through their Cadre Controlling Authority. No Objection Certificate fro'm Employer should be submitted on or before the time of interview. Otherwise candidates will not be allowed to appear for interview and no TA will be given.

12. It is very important that applicants who are in employment to which they wish to return after completion of their studies in UK should have an assurance fro'm their Organisation that if their nomination is successful, they will be granted sufficient leave of absence. In general, a candidate undertaking research for a Ph.D. can be expected to need 36 months study in the United Kingdom even though in the first instance, the award will only be offered for one or two years.

13. While indicating the period of past experience and stay abroad, candidates should mention the specific dates.

14. As these scholarships are offered by Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in UK the applications should be submitted in English only.

15. Applications in subject-fields other than those specified in the advertisement will not be considered.

16. Candidates who do not possess the essential qualification need not apply.

17. Candidates must furnish a clear and precise programme of study/research (minimum 500 words) justifying that their study/research can be carried out in the United Kingdom. Candidates are advised to describe their plan for study/research proposals carefully as these will be a primary condition in selection both PG/Ph.D course.

In case no interview letter is received by an applicant by 15th November, 2011, it may be presumed that he/she has not been short listed by the Selection Committee. No correspondence will be entertained in this regard.

Candidates are expected to state up to three preferred institutions(s) on the application form, but the final decision on host institution will be made by the Commission. Candidates are advised to submit independent applications directly to their preferred institutions at the same time as applying for this Scholarship. Where formal offers of admission have been obtained, these should be included with the application.

All candidates applying for Doctoral Study must provide the commission with evidence of support fro'm a prospective supervisor at atleast one of their chosen Institutions at the time of application. So, if such support letter is not submitted at the time of interview, he/she will not be allowed to appear before the interview and no TA will be given.

Last Date: 7th October,2011 for applying online

12th October, 2011 for receiving application

To Apply Online Click Here

 

Air India: Recruitment of Junior Executive‐Technical (Sept 2011)

Air India Air Transport Services Limited (AIATSL)

Junior Executive‐Technical : 97 Posts (SC-14,ST-07,OBC-26,
GEN-50 ).

Number of Vacancies as per Region

Northern Region :04

Southern Region :25

Western Region :54

Eastern Region : 14

Qualification : Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical /Electrical /
Automobile / Production / Industrial Engineering / Electronics with minimum average of 55% marks . Fluency in English is essential, fluency in Hindi and local language desirable.

Payments : 1st Year : Rs 22,000/‐ ; 2nd Year: Rs 25,000/‐; 3rd Year: Rs 28,000/‐ AND ; 4th Year: Rs.32,000 & 5th Year: Rs.34,000/‐, subject to satisfactory performance.

Written Test Centres : Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin.

Job Requirement: The Company shall offer professional work environment with modern technology & system. The Company is in the process of modernizing and updating its activities with IT enabled services. The selected candidates might be placed for extensive on-the-job and class room training in the Companys’ establishments during the period of appointment.

How to Apply : Apply Online at  http://www.epostonline.in/AIATSL fr'om 15/09/2011 to 01/10/011.  Take the print out, send it with fee and other relevant documents by Speed post/ Ordinary post to The Advertiser, Post box no. 781, Circus Avenues Post Office, Kolkata – 700017 on or before 10/10/2011.

For detailed information and application form, please view http://home.airindia.in/SBCMS/Downloads/ad_Executive_Technical.pdf

Source: www.emman.in

 

Schools of Nursing Armed Forces Hospitals: B.Sc (Nursing)/General Nursing & Midwifery Course 2012

India (DLN): Applications are invited for B.Sc (Nursing)/General Nursing & Midwifery 2012. Eligible and desirous Femalecandidates can apply. B.Sc (Nursing) course of 4 years will be started in August 2012 and 3 and half years Training Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery course will be started in September 2012. Course will be commenced at Schools of Nursing Armed Forces Hospitals.

Candidates must have passed senior secondary with 50% marks. Candidates who have appeared or will be appearing for the qualifying exam in this academic session are also eligible to apply.

Application typed in block letters in the prescribed format should be send to apply for GNM 2012 course. Photocopies of application formissued in newspaper will not be accepted.

Applications should be sent to “Integrated Headquarters of MoD (army) , Director General of Medical Services (Army)/ DGMS-4B, AG’s Branch, Room No 45, ‘L’ Block Hutments, New Delhi- 110 001″ on or before October 10, 2011.

Candidates will be selected on the basis of an objective type written test and interview.

Written test is scheduled to be held on January 2012. Test will be of 90 minutes having questions of General English, Biology, Physics, Chemistry and General Intelligence.

B.Sc (Nursing)/GNM Course 2012 applications are available fro'm September 10 to October 10, 2011.

Details notice can also obtained in the Employment Newspaper of 10-16 Sep 2011.

 

University of Delhi, MBA, Ph.D Admissions 2011-2012

MBA, Ph.D Admissions 2011-2012

Applications have been invited by Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi for admission to MBA and PhD Programmes of Academic Year 2012.

Eligibility Criteria:
MBA:
Candidates applying for admission to the 2-year Full-Time MBA must have pursued at least a 3-year Bachelor's Degree programme after 12 years of formal schooling. The minimum requisite percentage of marks (in aggregate) in a bachelor degree in different disciplines: Arts. Commerce or Social Science- 50%; Sciences-55%: Mathematics or Statistics - 60%: Medicine, Engineering or Technology - 60% / CGPA of at least 6.00 in a scale of 10.00. Or Post-Graduate Degree or 2nd Degree examination after 10+2+3 scheme, securing at least 60% marks. Candidates appearing for the final year examination of Bachelor's/Post-Graduate Degree examination may also apply

Doctoral Programme:
Candidates, should take the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2011 conducted by IIMs during October - November 2011. Work experience minimum of two years is mandatory.
Candidates exempted from the admission test are required to apply with a demand draft of Rs.250/- drawn in favor of Registrar, University of Delhi by 31st January 2011.

Application Procedure:
Applicants can register themselves for admission to MBA (Full-Time) and PhD. Programmes through website: www.fms.edu by filling up online registration forms and by paying the requisite fee of Rs.750/- (Rs.200/- for SC / ST / Physically Challenged category) for each programme, during September 21 to November 30, 2011.
The bank drafts (if payment is not made online) must be drawn in favour of the The Registrar, University of Delhi.

Completed forms should be sent to the Assistant Registrar, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi. Delhi-110007.

Those applying for the reserved category seats (SC / ST / OBC / PH / CW) need to send self-attested photocopy of their applicable category certificate, along with the computer generated registration form (after online registration) to FMS before November 30, 2011

For further details, logon to the link: http://fms.edu/

 

~indcareer.com

Pu Crossthang Sanate Ph.D in hlan a nih

Brief family Background:

Pu. Crossthang Sanate hi Pu H.S Dokhum (Dr. Thanglung a Dictionary Revised Edition siem tu) le Pi Dartinhnem hai inkara pieng, unau panga (5) laia a naupang tak a nih. Senvawn khuo suok, Saidan a pieng a nih. Ama hi a nuhmei Pi Huonsiempui leh nau pahni nei’n a nu le pa hai leh Shillong ah an khawsa mek.

Brief Academic background:

Kum 1984 khan Brighter Academy, Imphal a inthawkin Class X, 2^nd Division in a pass a, inchukna insang lem beisei’n Shillong tieng pan’n St. Edmund’s College NEHU hnuoia Class XII 2^nd Division in a zova. Kum 1989 khan B.A. (History) St. Edmund’s College a bawk 2^nd Class in a hung zo nawk a nih.

kum 1989 in North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) a Master of Arts (Sociology) a sunzawm nawk nghala.  1994 in M.Phil a hung  zo nawk nghe nghe. MA anchuk laizing hin UGC-NET (Lectureship) khawm alo inziek kai a nih.

Ph.D khawm hi NEHU hnuoia bawk a  thaw a. Research a thaw sung hin Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship le ICSSR Fellowship hmuin tha takin a sumzawm pei anih. Kum iemanizat zetzawt sin tumru le taimataka a thaw hnungin September ni 22, 2011 khan North Eastern Hill University in Degree of Doctor of Philosophy a lo inhlan tah. A Doctorate hmuna hi  “Social Change Among the Hmars in Manipur” ti a nih.

Seminar papers and Books published:

Ph.D a thaw hma met in Law Research Institute, Guwahati High Court hnuoia Research Officer sin kum 5 sung a thaw a, hi sung hin Hmar Customary Laws of the Hmars of Manipur ti le hnam dang dang hieng Lai, Chakma, Mizo, Vaiphei, Zou, Poumai Naga le Kabui hai customary law khawm a lo ziek an tah.

ICCSR in a published “Role of Women in a Changing Society” ti a khawm Co- Author alo ni nghe nghe.

National level a seminar a hai khawm paper iemanizat lo present tah, a pawi maw zuol deu hai chu “Christianity- its impact among the Hmars in North East India”, “Social Change in North East India-Process and responses”, “Status and Role of Hmar women in the context of customary laws and change” ti hai hi a nih.

Extra- Curricular Activities:

Ama hi HSA Shillong Joint Headquarters ah sin pawi maw tak tak hai lo chel in tuchen hin taima taka lan hmang zing a nih.

 

 

Jiribam District le inzawma mipui hriet dinga Press Release

JIRIBAM DISTRICT LE INZAWMA MIPUI HRIET DINGA PRSS RELEASE

September 12, 2011

Jiribam Sub-Division Full Fledge Revenue District-a upgrade tumna thua Vangai Biela Hmar khuo ṭhenkhat Jiribam biela laklut ding ni awma thu inthang hi belchieng dawllo, thukêl a nia, sawrkar le mipui tieng khawma rawtna a um nawh ti HNU in a puong.

Manipur Sawrkar-in Central Sawrkar kuoma Jiribam Sub-Division hi Full Fledge Revenue District-a upgrade dinga a remtina Cabinet thutlukna lekha, Revenue Commissioner-in August 2, 2006a a thawn angin tuta administrative unit boundary, hieng District, Sub-Division, Block inṭhena ramri um tasahai reng reng hi sukdanglam lo dinga a ziek a nih.

Hieng lai zing hin, Delimitation Commission of India order, January 23, 2004 khawma District, Sub-Division, Block ramrihai reng reng state a Delimitation siem ṭhat a ni hma chu ieng ang kawng khawma rîn danglam lo dinga thupek (Order) an suo a nih. Chu dungzui chun Imphal East District hnuoia um Jiribam Sub-Division chu ramri sukdanglam lova Full Fledge Revenue District-a upgrade dingin Delimitation Commission of India in November 20, 2006 khan a lo remti pek tah a nih. Pu Ibobi Singh, Chief Minister ngei khawma ramri sukdanglam a ni naw ding zie hi Patpuihmun, Senvawn le Pherzawlah chieng em em in a hril a ni kha. Chu baka chun hieng ang thukhêl vuong vel a tam em leiin bau ngeiin Chief Minister khawm inbiekpui nawk a ni a, thu umsa sukdanglam a ni naw ding zie a vel velin a hril a nih.

Mi ṭhenkhatin Jiribam Sub-Division hi Full Fledge Revenue District-a upgrade dinga nawrna a hin Vangai (Tipaimukh huom sunga) Hmar chengna khuo le ram a huomsa ding anga hrila, ei President Dr. Chaltonlien khawma remtina hming a singned a nih ti thukhêl an hril hi mihai thiltum le thil umzie ningkhawng hre phaklohaiin ama hming suksiet tumna leia an phuokfawm a nih. Hi thu le inzawm hin ei President remtina hming a sign nawh ti ka hrietchieng. Vangai Biel hi Hill District sunga um, Block hran, Pherzawl ADC hnuoia um a ni leiin Phairam (Valley) Jiribam ADC sunga lut ding anga hril hi Vangai Tribal Development Block sunga Hmar khuo ṭhenkhat Jiribam District-a lut ding hin an demand ah a ṭhang sa naw hrim hrim a nih.

Hi thu hrilthanga um hlak hi HNU chun nguntakin a ngaiven a, chuongang thil Evidence/Document hmu le hrie an um a ni chun HNU hotuhai inhriettir vat dinga ngen an nih. A ṭul anga bawzui dingin HNU an pei zing. Chuleiin, Vangai Tribal Dev.Block sunga chêng mipuihai kuomah hieng thuthang belchieng dawllo, phuokfawm lei hin lungril suksawl lo dingin HNU in an hriettir a. Chun thukhêl thedartuhai khawmin Election propaganda anga hmanga mimal sukhmingsie zawng le mipui sukthlaphang zawnga khêl hril le hlemna thu hi khêkpui lo dinga ngen le inhriettir an nih.

Chun, Pherzawl ADC pêka ei um hi thuneitu le pe theitu chu Governor ni lovin Manipur Chief Minister le a Cabinethai an ni lem ti hi hrieng ei tiu a, chuong ang bawkin tuta Manipur Sawrkar kuoma Pherzawl ADC hi District Puitling (Full Fledged District) a upgrade dinga ei ngen mêk hi mi pe theitu an ni bawk.

Sd/-

Mr. Henkhum

General Secretary,

Hmar National Union,Gen.Hqrs

 

HYA SILVER JUBILEE TOURNAMENT 2011

Shillong,21 Sept,2011: HYA Joint Hqrs. Shillong huoihawtna hnuoiah HYA SILVER JUBILEE TOURNAMENT 2011 chu tarik ni 29.09.2011 – 01.10.2011 sung Mawsbuit Ground ah nei ani ding ana, chutaka dinga match fixture/tournament programme chu a hnuoi ang hi ning a tih. Hi inkhelna ding le inzawm hin Shillong thalai le nu-le-pa an phur hle. Hnam sunga a pumpui thuah hieng ang tournament hi Shillongah a la umngai naw a, a vawikhatna ding a nih. Hnam inpumkhatna ding le inhmelhriettuona thalem um thei ding beiseina leia huoihawt ani leiin mitin in an ngaipawimaw khawpel a nih. Inelna boruok thalaihai lai an sang tan ta hle a, hi tournament hi a hlawtlingin an inhawi hle dinga beisei a nih. Abiktakin, final ni hin player le officialhai ti lo po chuh hnam inthuoma inbela fe seng dingin Organising Committee haiin fielna an siem a, Circular hai chen khawm in tinah sem tum a nih.

Fixture/tournament Programme chu a hnuoia ang hin induong a nih.

 

Day 1: 29.09.2011 (Ningani)
8:00 am – 8:20 am Opening Ceremony (Oath taking- Pu C.Songate, President HYA Jt, Hq., Shillong, Tawngtaina-Rev. Ruolneisang, Infuina thucha le Tournament hawngna – Pu Zothanmawia, President, HYA General Hqrs)
(Note: Team popo hi ni hin 7:30 am ah kim seng ding)

8:30 am – 9:50 am (Hmarthlipui FC V/s Fancy LRS.M)
10:10 am – 11:30 am (TLC V/s JKFC)
11:50 am – 1:00 pm (Zawlbuk FC V/s Simthli Warriors)
1:20 pm – 2:40 pm (MRMFC V/s Stangos Forever)
3:00 pm – 4:20 pm (Fancy LRS.M V/s Team Kevin)

Day 2: 30.09.2011 (Zirtawpni)
8:30 am – 9:50 am (Stangos Fver V/s Virthli FC)
10:10 am – 11:30 am MRMFC V/s Simthli Warriors)
11:50 am – 1:00 pm (JKFC V/s Hmarthlipui fC )
1:20 pm – 2:40 pm (TLC V/s Team Kevin)
3:00 pm – 4:20 pm (Zawlbuk FC V/s Virthli)

Day 3: 01.10.2011 (Inrinni)
7:00 am – 8:45 am Ist Semifinal (1st of Pool ‘A’ Vs. 2nd of Pool ‘B’)
9:00 am – 10:45 am 2nd Semifinal (1st of Pool ‘B’ Vs. 2nd of Pool ‘A’)

11:00 am – 2:20 pm -Nuhmei Exhibition Match – Sinlung Branch Vs. Shan Branch
(Sinlung Team Incharge – Nk.Naomi, Nk.Elis Pachuau, Nk.Eli Tlau, Nk.Debora)
(Shan Team Incharge – Pi Huonsiempui, Nk.Lalumpui Zote, Nk. Chawngnu)
-Hlasakna, Hnam lam etc.
3:00 pm – 4:40 pm Final
4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Prize Distribution (Pu Rohming lien Buhril IFS, Adviser, HYA Jt. Hqrs)
Tawngtaina a hun Khartu – Pastor Lalnghatlien Songate)

~Vanlalpawl Khawbung

 

MNF apologises to the people, seeks forgiveness of God

AIZAWL, September 20 (NNN): Zoramthanga, president of the Mizo National Front (MNF), main opposition party in Mizoram legislative assembly has apologised to the people for 'the mistakes' it had committed during the MNF tenure in Mizoram. Addressing the Aizawl City Joint Block Workers Meet in Vanapa Hall today, Zoramthanga who is also the former chief minister of the state said the party leaders have asked forgiveness of God and the public for the shortcomings and mistakes committed during the MNF rule.
Referring to the corrective measures to be taken up by the MNF in the event of coming back to power Zoramthanga said 'national core committee' has been constituted to look into the entire affairs. The meeting was also addressed by the new party adviser Mr. Liansuama.
In a resolution the party blamed the Congress government for bad road condition in the State and passing the Mizoram Motor Vehicle Taxation (Amendment) Bill, 2011and collecting road tax for 15 years at a time. Meanwhile, Mizoram unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) strongly condemned that the government introduce Life time road tax (15 years). BJP Mizoram also condemned the Centre's move of hiking the price of fuel.

~morungexpress.com

Aw Kan Hmar Ram (Ram Lungsietum-II)

June ni 14, 2011 Thawleni. Zani zan khan ka zal inhnu taluo; zan dar 2 le a chenve (zing dar 2:30 ti lem ding ni awm tak) velah ka zal chau leiin office ka kai pei nawh a. Inhnu deuvin mail ka check leh HYG-ah hi thu hi ka tiem fuk hlau el.

A UM SA HMAN EI HUMHIM ZO NAW A, EI LEILET ṬHA HAI HNAM DANGIN AN INCHAWK MEK A, AN MI NEK MEK LAIA "LET'S BUY OUR LAND BACK" TI CHU UMZIE BO DER A NIH. PRACTICAL DEUA NGAITUO A, BAWZUI A, HRIL A, ZIEK A, HMA LAK A, THAW HI "THE NEED OF THE HOUR" A NIH. EI INCHAWK HMA'N EI NEI SA HAI HI ZAWR THLAWNG LOVIN EI HUMHIM HMASA PHAWT A ṬUL TINA A NI CHU! A HMASA LEM DING EI THAW PHAWT NAW CHUN A TU CHUN AM INCHAW LET A TA???

                                                                                  Lalthankunga Hmar

                                                                        Aizawl

Amen!


Hi thu hi mani tawka ka lo invawina a sawt tah a; tu hin chu hril khawm ka hril zui ta naw lem a na. Bakah kum khat lai khan HSA Shillong Jt Hqtrs-in an jubilee pakhat lawmna hrietzinga magazine ‘Kawlrawn’ an suksuok a, chutaka ding article ziek (ve) dingin an mi hung fiel a. Ka la hriet zing- ‘Ram Hmangai An Hril B A Lekhathiem’ ka ziek a. Ka thu fepui chu Pu Lalthankunga Hmar thuziek bawk khi a nih. Tiem a hlaw am ti le tiemtuhai ngaidan chu ka hriet met nawh a. Iengkhawm ni sien, HSA Shillong Jt Hqtrs bawk hin a hnung metah magazine dang ‘Kumpui Sul’ an insuo nawk a. Article ziek ve dinga mi fiel ta lovin, ngaina takin a copy an mi present ta lem a. ‘I article kha up to the mark a ni naw leiin kan inziektir ta naw che a nih. Hi magazine hi lo en la, hitaka kan inchuon article puitling hai ang hi a nih, kan dit’ an tina a ni thei dim ti damin ka zeldin a. Ka zeldin dan hi lo indik pal hlau sien, ka lo invawi ve zawng hi mihaiin iengtin am ngai an ta ti chu ngaituoum tak a ni ding a nih. Chulei chu a ni pakhat- hi thua hin chu inhram zawm pei naw lang a ṭha el awm de ti ngaidan ka nei hi. Amiruokchu Pu Lalthankunga Hmar thuziek tawite hin a mi revive bek a, imsum zo lovin ka hei inpawt ve nawk el a ni hih.

Hmarhaiin, ‘Aw kan Hmar Ram’ ei ti hlak chu khawlai am a um a? Ei biel anga ei ingai thei hieng Tipaimukh biel, Tuiruong phai, a khel meta Tuisuolral or Sinlung Council area, Hmarkhawlien le Muoltluong biel, Khaddum biel le Rengpui ram tienga ei mi le sa hai idel ram hai hi ni thei a ti? Ei nuom leh Tuiṭhaphai khawm inṭhangsatir inla. Hieng a chunga ei hril bielhai hi Hmar biel chu an ni ngei el; sienkhawm ka lungril mitthlaa a’nlang dan chun ‘Hmar Biel’ ni bik deu hlie hlie chu Parbung biel + Vangai biel + Tuiruong ruom a nih. Iengleiin am hi lai hi Hmar biel a ni bik a? Asan hril ding tam tak um a ta. Chulaia pakhat chu, hi biela hin iengtik lai khawm mipui ai aw dinga thlang hlak hai chu Hmar mi an ni lei le an la ni pei ding lei a nih. Hnam dang tukhawma hi biel hi inchu ngam ngai naw ni hai.

Amiruokchu invawi um bek bek, biel dang po po neka chan se lem chang zing zing chu abik taka Hmar Biel ei iti hi a ni tlat leiin ei ha a dam naw a ni hi. Hi biela pieng chu ka ni naw ngei; in le lo khawm ka nei nawh a, kan family tukhawm hi biela khawsa kan um nawh. Amiruokchu nang le kei hi Hmar ei ni tlat sih a, biel dang po po neka a-hmar-biel-bik-zuol hi ei invawi naw thei naw a nih.

A ngirhmun chu ei hriet seng; hril sei a ngai nawh a. Ka lung sukhangtu tak chu a biel ngirhmun siet zie nekin a neitu Hmar-haiin ei invawi tawk naw hi a nih. ‘Ei invawi annawm’ ti pawl hai kha; ih, ngaidan hran nei dingin zalenna ei nei seng leiin in ngaidan chu ka sawisel ngawt thei nawh a, pawm ruok chu pawm hliek naw’ng ka tih. Hmar biel mi, tlawma inchuk insang deu le khawvel lien lem fang thei hai chun hi biel hi siemṭha a, sukhmasawn a, umna tlaka siem nekin ‘a thei hram chun’ suoksan a, hmun danga inpemsan an nuom lem pei a na. Hi mentality hi a nih, ei ramin a ithawhla bek bek le lungril sukna ngawi ngawi hlak chu.

Sorkar sin hmu a, vai rama um hi a pawi ṭhak nawh. A pawi tak chu ei retire pha ei ramah kir nawk ding khawpa ei ram ei ngaina naw hi a ni lem. Vai rama in le lo nei khawm hi a pawina a um nawh a; amiruokchu ‘ei ramah in le lo ṭha indin dingin mi rama ei sum seng zatve-zatve bek ei seng phal am, chu ding khawp chun ei ram ei ngaina am’ ti zawna dawn hmasa zet hlak inla. Ruol-u haiin ‘Kawrvai-pui dar ang kan sai New Delhi’ tia, khuong le dar le an lo inawi Delhi khawpui-ah kum 22 zet lo khawsa ve ta langkhawm in le lo indin chu beisei phak ding chiah ka lo ngai ngai nawh a. Sienkhawm Hmar in; khawm chu Assam type le Hmar type tiem sa met lovin, pucca building ṭhal 50 chuong a um tah ni’n an hril chu tie! Ei rama ding chun pucca building hi ‘a ṭha-in a ropui rapthlak’ a, mi naran beisei phak lo a nih. Delhi khawpuia Hmar in zatve bek Hmar bielah pucca building um sien chu hmasawnna a’n ṭan zing a ni el ding bah!

Delhi hi ei sawisel bik a hawi a, a ni chuong nawh. Gauhati, Shillong, Imphal, Aizawl ti vel hai hi a zuolkai kai an la ni uo.

Hi hi ei ngirhmun a ni leiin, ka lo thlir ve dan chun, tuta inthawka kum 30 hnunga chu Hmar mi, tlawma in-iek thei met po vai le Meitei karah inzep ral vawng an ta; hnam dang sa phun an tih. An nauhai chun Hmar ṭawng inhmang an ta, a’n hmang inthuk thuk a phak insanga ngai ni bawk an tih. Ieng hril ve thei lo le fak hmu lo Hmar mi povin Hmar biel khi inkhat pharin hluo’ng an tih. Ka thlirna mit hi lo inkal hlau sien, ka hmu dan hi indik naw duoi el sien nuom a va um deh aw!

Ei ramah kohran sikul ṭha a hung um ṭan nawk met met tah a. Result ṭha tak tak a hung suok chang phuhlum suok vanglai ang elin ei inlap mur mur hlak a ni hi. An’leh hieng sikul ṭha le hming nei tham hai indin le enkawlna dingin cheng ei seng ngam am? ‘Saphaiin an hung seng ngam a ni leh a ṭha, fe pei sien; a ni naw chun ei biela rethei mawng ber nauhai chun sephung lo insiktir mei mei raw hai se’ ei ti di’m a nih? Kum 30 liem taha ei nu le pa hai khan chu sorkar sum le sapram sum beisei lo le hmang der lovin, mani kuta sin thawa an sum lam suok hmangin Hmar khuo po po mission sikulin an tuom suok a, a’nkhat mawi tawkin high sikul an lo intlar tuor el kha a na.

Ei ram thlalak indik tak ei en chang ei inzak chem chem hlak naw maw?

A thu-a hril ding a ni sung chu ei hnam-ei ram hmangai lo ei hmuzo ring a um nawh. Kum 2005/6 lai vel khan a umzie hre bek bek lovin HYG ka zawm ve a. Khang lai huna khawm khan ei ram le hnam ta ding ieng ieng thawlawm am a nih thawkhawm rawtna a hung suok a, ṭhahnem fu fu an pek tawl niin ka hriet a. Rawtna ṭha tak tak, sum ṭhahnem fut fut hai kha iem a chang zo tah … mi naran chun ei hriet phak nawh a, ei ram le hnamah impact/result a nei ei la hriet bawk nawh. Ei mi var le thiem hai hi kan naupang laia ‘hmun ṭi-ral ngam’ an ti kha an ang tawlin ka hriet. Ralkanga chu huoi em em le mi nek neka ngam; a hmunah ṭi duk si ei tam a ni ka ring.

Politics, economics, etc. ah ni sien, mi kut hmanga rulngan man tum tawk khawm ei um a hawi. Policy thar baw a hun lai lo to veng veng; mi’n an baw kaw huou pha a kuo-a lut chat chat hlak ang chi hi. Mizoramah ADC ei nei el ding ei sawn a, ei beisei em em vei leh a tlawl ta tlat el. A san dang rak umin ka ring nawh a; mi kut hmanga rul man tum hai lei a ni ka ring.

Ṭhangthar, lekhathiem tak tak, lungril thar le ngaituona inthieng tak put thei haiin ei ram le ei hnam, ei ṭawng hi hung invawi hai sien, ei mipuihai ta dinga hma hung la hai sien ei va nuom ngei de!

Nangni mihrang pasalṭhahai,
Hmar tlangpui ei ram khi en t’u;
Zopui sawl ang, par kar nghakhla’n,
Dawlai siktui ang a nghak cheu.



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