A victory in the April 1 by-elections would be historic. Suu Kyi could have a voice in Parliament for the first time after spending most of the last two decades under house arrest.

The Nobel Peace Prize laureate announced her intention last month to run in the April elections but was waiting for official approval from the Elections Commission, which said it had to scrutinize her eligibility.

A National League for Democracy spokesman confirmed the commission had approved her candidacy. “There is no objection to her nomination and we can say that her candidacy is officially accepted,” Nyan Win said.

Government agencies in Myanmar normally don’t announce their actions directly, but the government gazette is expected to disclose the official decision later.

Myanmar’s nominally civilian government took office last March and has surprised even some of the country’s toughest critics by releasing hundreds of political prisoners, signing cease-fire deals with ethnic rebels, increasing media freedoms and easing censorship laws.

Myanmar’s government hopes the rapid changes will prompt the lifting of economic sanctions imposed under the junta’s rule. Western governments and the United Nations have said they will review the sanctions only after gauging whether the April polls are carried out freely and fairly.

Suu Kyi’s party won a sweeping victory in the 1990 general election but the junta refused to honor the results.

Even if the National League for Democracy party wins all 48 seats being contested, it will have minimal power. The 440-seat lower house of Parliament is heavily weighted with military appointees and allies of the former junta.

Suu Kyi will run for a seat representing Kawhmu, a poor district south of Yangon where villagers’ livelihoods were devastated by Cyclone Nargis in 2008.

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Biography*

1942:

September 6. Marriage of Aung San, commander of the Burma Independence Army, and Ma Khin Kyi (becoming Daw Khin Kyi), senior nurse of Rangoon General Hospital, where he had recovered from the rigours of the march into Burma.

1945:

June 19. Aung San Suu Kyi born in Rangoon, third child in family. “Aung San” for father, “Kyi” for mother, “Suu” for grandmother, also day of week of birth.
Favourite brother is to drown tragically at an early age. The older brother, will settle in San Diego, California, becoming United States citizen.

1947:

July 19. General Aung San assassinated. Suu Kyi is two years old. Daw Khin Kyi becomes a prominent public figure, heading social planning and social policy bodies.

1948:

January 4. The Independent Union of Burma is established.

1960:

Daw Khin Kyi appointed Burma’s ambassador to India. Suu Kyi accompanies mother to New Delhi.

1960-64:

Suu Kyi at high school and Lady Shri Ram College in New Delhi.

1964-67:

Oxford University, B.A. in philosophy, politics and economics at St. Hugh’s College (elected Honorary Fellow, 1990).
British “parents” are Lord Gore-Booth, former British ambassador to Burma and High Commissioner in India, and his wife, at whose home Suu Kyi meets Michael Aris, student of Tibetan civilisation.

1969-71:

She goes to New York for graduate study, staying with family friend Ma Than E, staff member at the United Nations, where U. Thant of Burma is Secretary-General. Postponing studies, Suu Kyi joins U.N. secretariat as Assistant Secretary, Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. Evenings and weekends volunteers at hospital, helping indigent patients in programs of reading and companionship.

1972:

January 1. Marries Michael Aris, joins him in Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, where he tutors royal family and heads Translation Department. She becomes Research Officer in the Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

1973:

They return to England for birth of Alexander in London.

1974:

Michael assumes appointment in Tibetan and Himalayan studies at Oxford University.

1977:

Birth of second son, Kim at Oxford.
While raising her children, Suu Kyi begins writing, researches for biography of father, and assists Michael in Himalayan studies.

1984:

Publishes Aung San in Leaders of Asia series of University of Queensland Press. (See Freedom from Fear, pp. 3-38.)

1985:

For juvenile readers publishes Let’s Visit Burma (see Freedom from Fear, pp. 39-81), also books on Nepal and Bhutan in same series for Burke Publishing Company, London.

1985-86:

Visiting Scholar, Center of Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University, researching father’s time in Japan. Kim with her, Alexander with Michael, who has fellowship at Indian Institute of Advanced Studies at Simla in northern India.

1986:

On annual visit to grandmother in Rangoon, Alexander and Kim take part in traditional Buddhist ceremony of initiation into monkhood.

1987:

With fellowship at Indian Institute Suu Kyi, with Kim, joins Michael and Alexander in Simla. Travels to London when mother is there for cataract surgery.
Publishes “Socio-Political Currents in Burmese Literature, 1910-1940″ in journal of Tokyo University. (See Freedom from Fear, pp. 140-164.) September. Family returns to Oxford. Suu Kyi enrolls at London School of Oriental and African Studies to work on advanced degree.

1988:

March 31. Informed by telephone of mother’s severe stroke, she takes plane next day to Rangoon to help care for Daw Khin Kyi at hospital, then moves her to family home on University Avenue next to Inya Lake in Rangoon.
July 23. Resignation of General Ne Win, since 1962 military dictator of Burma. Popular demonstrations of protest continuing.
August 8. Mass uprising throughout country. Violent suppression by military kills thousands.
August 15. Suu Kyi, in first political action, sends open letter to government, asking for formation of independent consultative committee to prepare multi-party elections.
August 26. In first public speech, she addresses several hundred thousand people outside Shwedagon Pagoda, calling for democratic government. Michael and her two sons are there.
September 18. Military establishes State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC). Political gatherings of more than four persons banned. Arrests and sentencing without trial reaffirmed. Parliamentary elections to be held, but in expectation that multiplicity of parties will prevent clear result.
September 24. National League for Democracy (NLD) formed, with Suu Kyi general-secretary. Policy of non-violence and civil disobedience. October-December. Defying ban, Suu Kyi makes speech-making tour throughout country to large audiences.
December 27. Daw Khin Kyi dies at age of seventy-six.

1989:

January 2. Funeral of Daw Khin Kyi. Huge funeral procession. Suu Kyi vows that as her father and mother had served the people of Burma, so too would she, even unto death.
January-July. Suu Kyi continues campaign despite harassment, arrests and killings by soldiers.
February 17. Suu Kyi prohibited from standing for election.
April 5. Incident in Irawaddy Delta when Suu Kyi courageously walks toward rifles soldiers are aiming at her.
July 20. Suu Kyi placed under house arrest, without charge or trial. Sons already with her. Michael flies to Rangoon, finds her on third day of hunger strike, asking to be sent to prison to join students arrested at her home. Ends strike when good treatment of students is promised.

1990:

May 27. Despite detention of Suu Kyi, NLD wins election with 82% of parliamentary seats. SLORC refuses to recognise results.
October 12. Suu Kyi granted 1990 Rafto Human Rights Prize.

1991:

July 10. European Parliament awards Suu Kyi Sakharov human rights prize.
October 14. Norwegian Nobel Committee announces Suu Kyi is winner of 1991 Peace Prize.

1991:

December. Freedom from Fear published by Penguin in New York, England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Also in Norwegian, French, Spanish translations.
December 10. Alexander and Kim accept prize for mother in Oslo ceremony. Suu Kyi remains in detention, having rejected offer to free her if she will leave Burma and withdraw from politics. Worldwide appeal growing for her release.

1992:

Suu Kyi announces that she will use $1.3 million prize money to establish health and education trust for Burmese people.

1993:

Group of Nobel Peace Laureates, denied entry to Burma, visit Burmese refugees on Thailand border, call for Suu Kyi’s release, Their appeal later repeated at UN Commission for Human Rights in Geneva.

1994:

February. First non-family visitors to Suu Kyi: UN representative, U.S. congressman, New York Times reporter.
September-October. SLORC leaders meet with Suu Kyi, who still asks for a public dialogue.

1995:

July 10. SLORC releases Suu Kyi from house arrest after six years of detention.

In the last four years her movements have still been restricted. While she has had some opportunities to telephone her family in England, she is regularly denounced in the government-controlled media, and there is concern for her personal safety. Efforts to revive any NLD party activities have been balked, and its members have been jailed and physically attacked. In the first months after detention was ended, she was able to speak to large gatherings of supporters outside her home, but this was stopped. Yet her popularity in the country has not diminished.

Internationally her voice has been heard not infrequently. Reporters with cameras and videotape have been able to interview her in person, and telephone interviews with the media outside Burma have also been published. Using video cassettes she has sent out statements, including the keynote address to the NGO Forum at the U.N. International Women’s Conference in Beijing in August 1995.

There have been a number of visitors from abroad, including a member of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, whom she told that Norway will be the first country she will visit when free to travel. SLORC has changed its name to the State Peace and Development Council, but its repressive policies and violation of human rights continue unabated.

Suu Kyi discourages tourists from visiting Burma and businessmen from investing in the country until it is free. She finds hearing for such pleas among western nations, and the United States has applied economic sanctions against Burma, but Burma’s neighbours follow their policy of not intervening in the internal affairs of other sovereign states, and Burma has been admitted into the Association of South Eastern Asian Nations.

On March 27, 1999, Michael Aris died of prostate cancer in London. He had petitioned the Burmese authorities to allow him to visit Suu Kyi one last time, but they had rejected his request. He had not seen her since a Christmas visit in 1995. The government always urged her to join her family abroad, but she knew that she would not be allowed to return. This separation she regarded as one of the sacrifices she had had to make in order to work for a free Burma.

Selected Bibliography

By Aung San Suu Kyi

Freedom from Fear and Other Writings. Edited with introduction by Michael Aris. 2nd ed., revised. New York and London: Penguin, 1995. (Includes essays by friends and scholars.)

Voice of Hope: Conversations. London: Penguin, 1997 and New York City: Seven Stories Press, 1997 (Conversations beginning in November 1995 with Alan Clements, the founder of the Burma Project in California who helped with the script for the film based on her life, “Beyond Rangoon”.)

Other Sources

“Aung San Suu Kyi”, in Current Biography, February 1992.

Clements, Alan and Leslie Kean. Burma’s Revolution of the Spirit: The Struggle for Democratic Freedom and Dignity. New York: Aperture, 1994. (Many colour photographs with text, Includes essay by Aung San Suu Kyi.)

Clements, Alan. Burma: The Next Killing Fields. Tucson, Arizona; Odonian Press, 1992. (With a foreword by the Dalai Lama.)

Lintner, Bertil. Burma in Revolt: Opium and Insurgency since 1948. Boulder. Colorado: Westview, 1994. (By a well-informed Swedish journalist.)

Lintner, Bertil. Outrage: Burma’s Struggle for Democracy. 2nd ed., Edinburgh: Kiscadale, 1995.

Mirante, Edith T. Burmese Looking Glass. A Human Rights Adventure and a Jungle Revolution. New York: Grove, 1993.

Smith, Martin J. Burma: Intrangency and the Politics of Ethnicity. London: Zed Books, 1991. (A detailed and well-organised account by a journalist of the violent conflict between the military government and the many minorities.)

Victor, Barbara. The Lady: Aung San Suu Kyi: Nobel Laureate and Burma’s Prisoner. Boston and London: Faber & Faber, 1998. (A sympathetic account by a wellpublished author and journalist, whose research in Burma included interviews with government leaders.)

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* Since no biography was printed in Les Prix Nobel 1991, this chronology has been assembled by the editor.

From Nobel Lectures, Peace 1991-1995, Editor Irwin Abrams, World Scientific Publishing Co., Singapore, 1999

This autobiography/biography was written at the time of the award and first published in the book series Les Prix Nobel. It was later edited and republished in Nobel Lectures. To cite this document, always state the source as shown above.

Copyright © The Nobel Foundation 1991

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Delhi ah ZEPADA DWG leh ZSP D te’n meeting aneina uah thupitah a zah ding chi’n pan nasatah in la ua, Shillong ah ahileh Feb. 4 nita in Siamsin Inn ah ZSP, SSPP, Zillai, KZP leh CSA lamkaite ban ah hattuom pastor te tel in meeting nei ua, budget leh port-folio hawmna nei ta uhi. Feb. 8 chiengin meeting nei kia ding ua sil bangkim saifel sawm pai uh ahidan thu kija hi. Imphal ahileh ZSF GHQ te’n ZSF Imphal phusawm in panla uh chithu kija hi.

ZC Chairman Pu LB Sona in tutung pen Lamka pulang a zah kisawm ahi, ei lah a Zomi pen a lien a neu in ki thei ta, hinanleh gam pam lam ah Zomi pen mite’n thei seng nailou ahiman in mite’n ang thei na ding ua Lamka pulang a kizah sawm ahi chi hi.

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Voters lined up on Saturday morning to cast their votes in 2,357 polling stations.

An electorate of 17,40,576, including 8,82,236 woman voters, are eligible to exercise their franchise to choose their representatives from among 279 candidates in the 10th assembly polls.

A total of 12,967 polling personnel have been deployed to conduct the elections which began at 7 a.m. and would end at 4 p.m.

Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh cast his vote at a polling station in Khangabok of Thoubal district, officials said.

Around 350 companies of security personnel, including 270 central para military forces, have been deployed, besides the state armed police.

Prominent candidates whose fate would be sealed on Saturday include the Chief Minister who is contesting from Thoubal constituency, former vice chancellor of Manipur university Ng Bijoy (Khurai) and Forest Minister Th Debendra (Jiribam).

Manipur has nine districts – Imphal East, Imphal West, Bishnnupur and Thoubal (all in valley) and Churachandpur, Ukhrul, Senapati, Tamenglong and Chandel in the hills.

Security forces are keeping a tab on the situation in the state, where blasts have taken place in the past few days, amid reports that insurgent groups might target some candidates. (ANI)

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Churachandpur voting peaceful

Lamka, Jan.28, 2012: Voting in Churachandpur district is peaceful till the time of writing this report. Under massive security blanket, voters can came out to exercise their democratic right in choosing their prepesentative. Except a person holding a voter identity card, no one is allowed to enter polling stations where there is a fencing.

There are 279 polling station in Churachandpur district where 40 booths are declared hyper sensitive. In all the 279 polling station, 1395 polling personel and 40 companies of Central Para Military Forces are being deployed.   For the 10th Manipur Assembly Election, there are 17487 voters in 55 Tipaimukh Assembly Constituency where 8874male and 8613 female. 56-Thanlon AC consist of 18357 voters (9206 male and 9151 female). 57-Henglep : Voter 26950 (13244 male and 13706 female). 58-Churachandpur AC : 46019 voters (21790 male and 24229 female). 59-Saikot AC : 44697 voters (21627 male & 23070 female). 60-Singngat AC : 23388 voters (11502 male & 11886 female).   Vote counting on March 6, 2012.

D. Phailien Polling Booth

Rengkai Polling Booth

Saikot Polling Booth

Soikholal Ideal High School, Kanan Veng

Tuaitengphai Polling Booth

Tuibiong Polling Booth

New Lamka JB School ah candidate 1 in voters te lem latu khat va pikhia a, Presiding Officer in a thuneihna a hun lou taka suah in vote khiak sunzom ding phallou. DC, SDO, MDC Chairman leh Army officer te kidelh huan uh a, DC in EVM tempered louh ahih ziakin vote khiak sunzom sak hi. Buaina a kipat ma in vote 300 kikhe man a, huai mun a avek in vote 700 val zek om lel hi.  Anung sawtlou in camera latu pikhe tu hong pai non in DC banah army office lian khat toh kihou in, mai aam zen in kik nawn chih ka mit a ka muh ahi…

Thukiza dan in zoudawn khua Sinzawl polling booth ah VC.ZYA.EBCC leh PCI(R) te malakna in thumna toh hongna nei in vote buaina omlo in siangthou tak a khiatna pai lel2.

Pu SLL in Rayburn College ah booth capture Sawm in Volunteer bangzah hiam leh a guard te tonpih, mipiten”kuaman capture lou dia anget nung ua leng a ut louh ziak in buaina piang man dek. Himahleh Security khauh ziak in buaina liantak piang man lou hi. Phungkhothang School a vote capture dia kuan Pick-Up truck dim a tuang SLL volunteer te leh mipi kinawk zek man. Pick Up mailam glass kisia chih thu om.

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The impressive march-past was watched by Chief Guest Smt. Jacintha Lazarus, DC CCpur and other top political and military officials. The marching contingents consists of students, para military, NCC, youth clubs and pensioners, Followed by speech from the chief guest where she pledged against social evil and other problems like terrorism and corruption, she further highlighted the need to have consensus for critical goals like Eradication of poverty, empowerment of women, access to quality education, afforadable health services and building of human capital.

SPEECH DELIVERED BY THE CHIEF GUEST, JACINTHA LAZARUS, DC CCPUR

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As per the Census 2011 conducted by the Government, Churachandpur the district of Lamka stands on the top in terms of literacy and education. And woman literacy rate is the highest in the whole state. Christianity is the religion of the major.

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December 29, 2011 ni in, a liamsa Singngat vanglaini pholhsuah thaknawnna khawmpi thupi tak, Singngat Special Meet 2011 kichi sai in om hi. India khopi tuamtuam, Malsuahbial, Mizoram, Imphal leh Lamka khawng a ana kithehdalhsa, Singngat khomi te’n hiai ni in a zawilui uh tawnthak nawn ua, a lawmlui leh a zawllui te uh toh kimu khawm in, vualnopna hun nuamtak zang uhi.

Hiai khawmpi ahihleh khua a teeng nawnlou leh a teenglelte’ kal zopthak nawnna hi a, khangthak leh naupang te’ adia pi leh pu te’ khekhaap zuihna hi a, khua siansuahna hun a zat ahihban ah, apuksa vangkhua dinsak kiik nawnna diing lampi zonna khawmpi ahi hi.

Team India, Team Lamka leh Team Singngat kiphuan in, October leh November apan hiai khawmpi adi’n nasatak in kisakkholhna ana pan uhi. Mun tuamtuam a om, Singngat miluun leh haute hong kithohkhawm uh a, Lakh 5 val hithet bei a hiai khawmpi sai ahi hi.

Hiai Meet adia kitoh phuurna dan in, “Singngat Special” newsletter nih, leh “Singngat Special” 2012 calendar etlawmtak bawlkhiat leh hawmzaak in om hi. Singngat laigelhmi tuamtuam in agelh uh, Singngat vanglaini tangthu tuamtuam kikhilkhawmna magazine hoihtak, “Singngat Special: The Singngat Literary Hall of Fame” leng bawlkhiat hi a, Meet ni a honkhiat in om hi.

Hiai khawmpi ah mipi 6,000 vel paikhawm zou dia hisaap ahi. HMHS compound, Bethel Veng ah hunzatna om a, agei a Singngat mawltual pen nekbawlna leh nekkhawmna mun dia zat ahi.

Hiai Singngat Special Meet theihgige na diing, a khua kum 211 a chin kipahna leh Singngat mi ana mualliamsa tengteng phawk tawntungna di’n memoriam suangpi honna leeng om hi. Singngat vangkhua ahihleh 1800 kum a saatpat ana hi a, tu in hausa khang sagih-na ah omlel hi.

Hausapu Khupkhanhau in, “Ka khomi, ka tu. ka ta te’n tam bang a vaiguan nang bawl uh ka kipa mama hi,” chi in khosung mipi te’ kiang ah gen.

Mundang apan Singngat Specialists paikhawmte, “Singngat gamkaih a sing-leh-lou te’n na mel uh amuh chiang un, thou siausiau ua, leivui te na-ngawn om maimai theilou in a hon boh luailuai uh,” chi in H Khanlian, Secretary, Singngat Village Authority in vaidawn hi.

Suun hun a formal program kipat ma in, HQ Veng apan Hausapu leh Hausapi mipi’n zawn ua, palanquin procession thupitak in khosung ah nei uhi. Hunzat sungteng in, Singngat lasiam minthang – khanglui leh tulai a te’n mipi paikhawmte sulim mahmah uhi. Laa sa te ahihleh Zogam adia a penpen te, Singngat mi diktak ngen hi uh. Music leh sound lam saite le Singngat mi ngen. A lasak te un kuapeuh’ lungleen tokthou ahi ngei diing – va ding khia a laampih duaiduai bang, sum va pia bang, tu maimai thei nawnlou a dingtou a khutbeeng bang, tutmun a mitsi diidiai a, sabang tatna sa leh lawmlui te ngaihtuah a mittui ana nuul bang…

Team Delhi in “Singngat Medley” – nidang a Singngat a la tualleng kithang kaihkhawm, lapawl sa ua, mipi’n kipahpih petmah. Kangtalai asia Paldai a tung zoulou, Ningboi lenna helicopter, Bangzah a lian maw Ima Rani, chih khawng ahi.

Nitak in “Homecoming Musical Nite” nuam theipen a neih hi a, Singngat lasiam te leh Friends band te’n ziar zeek uhi. Ama apan a tamtak te’ lauhthawng bang lou tak in, hiai zan in kuamah kisubuai om hetlou a, siangthou tak in hunzatna paisuak thei hi. Music ngaina te laam ua, akham te leng amau kham bangbang a nuamsa in om uhi. “Zaan program” kichi hichidan di mah ana hidan a’i.

Hiai khawmpi a di’n Lamka apan bus 4 leh truck 2, ban ah, gari neu tampi in Singngat mipi te nawntou a. Singngat khua adiing a chiamteh tham gari tam a luutni pen ahi hial diing e. Suun hun zangkhin a paisuk toh nitak hun zang dia paitou kipeel heehuu te’n Tedim Road su gamlum mahmah uhi. Lampi teng bang tuan chim thei phial le uh kilawm.

Team Lamka in hiai Singngat Special Meet a kizattheihna dia mikiphal hunkhop te’ kiang ah tutpaak siatna leh Zo puanlaisan silhsakna nei hi. Saptuam chih apan pastor/sister te kiang ah puan pia uh a, Singngat laigelhmi suanhuai taktak te kiang ah “Kipahpihna Lai” pia uhi. Hausapu leh Hausapi kiang ah memento hoihtak pia uh. Huchi bang zel in, midang khenkhat in leng Hausa te nupa kiang ah kipahpihna thilpiak pia uhi. Pu V Pauthuam in ana patkhiat, Zounou Club te’n leng Hausate nupa puansalh silh sak ua, ZYA Singngat unit te thilpiak pia uhi.

A thugenna ah Vungzamuan Valte, IRS in, “1980’s a Singngat lampi pucca road, power, water, SDO office, quarters leh hospital te hoihtak a om, bangziak a tu a om nawnlou ahia? Election dek ahi a, MLA ki candidate te kiang ah manifesto pe ni. Singngat in community center, public library, higher secondary, tuinak leh tuineek hoih, lampi hoih, plantation chihte a poimoh. Singngat khosuak teng in hanchiam ni,” chi a, Singngat Vision 2020 luikhiatna nei hi.

Hiai ni in, Thangthuam Memorial Trust in khosung a khosak haksa diak mi sawm (10) teelkhia a, panpihna thilpiak (sum) pia hi.

Khawmpi ma ni, December 28, 2011 in, nidang a Singngat a football team ana minthang mahmah nih, Zounou leh Nine Brothers apan veteran players te’n “homecoming match” nuamtak ana nei uhi. Khawmpi zoh ni, December 30, 2011 in HMHS ah sinlai naupang te lak ah “Career Awareness” hun manpha tak, lohching tak a zat in om hi.

Gennop genna hun ah, “Village Authority leh mipi te’ kiang a ka gen nop hiai ahi: bangdia tu tantan a bi inn omlai ahia? Bangdia i khosung kongzing te blacktopping hinailou lai ahia?” chi in Roubul Valte in lamdang a sakthu gen. “Khosung a development fund hoihtak a zat ahihtheihna di’n telching MLA/MDC te mipi’n hoihtak in enzui in thuap ni.”

Azom in P Songlianlal in, “Singngat mi, mun tuamtuam a om te hi, i special ua, they are special people, hi’n ka thei,” chi a, Michael Ginzasuan in ahihleh, “Ka bualna, ka khanletna Singngat ahi a, ka kiletsapi mama hi. A khantou theina dia lam chiteng a pang di’n ka kiman,” chi hi.

“Tuni’n intending MLA te kuamah i chialkei a, Singngat mi diktak teng mah i paikhawm a, i kihaithutuah a, anuam lua,” chi in L Pumzanang in gen. “1805 a Pu Shingvial in khua ana saat apat tuni tan sung a, khat le khat kikal a kitheihsiam louhna omteng, tuni in kingaidam tuah chiat ni.”

V Langkhanpau Guite in, “Singngat te bangziak a pil a, siam i hi a, ka chihleh experience haute i hihziak ahi,” chi. “Hiai i kithuahkhawmna uh, nisa nuai a i tutkhawmna uh, special ka sa mahmah. Tuni a hiai Special Meet a nisa in hon khohkhaak tengteng in thupha ngah diing ahi, chih ka muhdan ahi.”

Kamzathang Ngaihte in, “’Kihaithutuah’ chih ka deih kei a, kithuman tuah peuh leng, chih ka deih ahi. Tutung election ah kithutuak in pangkhawm ni. Singngat bawlhoih ni,” chi hi.

“Singngat milui ka hi a, Singngat tualkuan tahtah ka hi chih na thei ding uh ahi,” chi in Chinkham in gen.

Rousang Valte in, “Mun tuam, gam tuam ah ka na vakkual tham a, Singngat mi hih hi, anuam a, a kisaktheihpih huai. Singngat khosuak makai, MLA/MDC i neihlouh lailai uh vangsiat huai ka sa. Bangziak a Singngat ah higher secondary, college chih khawng om theilou di? Tuni in i MLA/MDC te’ liangkou ah ka nga ut ahi,” chi in gen.

Hiai ni in, a minthang Singngat Special singpi, mipi paikhawm teng in dawn nainai ua, nitaklam in laikuang sawkkhawm uhi. Hiai adi’n bawng 9, sial 1, bangkol 1 leh vok 2 goh in om a, tuanvai 100 val in beelpi 80 val zang in sa huan dupdup uhi. Nupi 50 vel in khualgam a pat hong paite’ adiing ann huansak ua, khosung mipi’n bel Krismas nekkhawmna bang in, innkuan-kuan a kitawi in, nechiat uhi.

Hiai khawmpi a special na mahmah ahihleh, kuamah milian tawisang tuam, chief guest a omkei a, a telteng hivek mai. Hausapu leh Hausapi kia dohkang tung ah atu ua, mipite – alian-aneu, azawng-ahau, asiam-amawl, HMHS kongtual ah a tukhawm dipdep uhi. Ann bangle mi tengteng in field lai a tuchiil phihpheh a ne himai.

“A thupi lua. A nuam lua. Sutzop touh zeel di ahi,” achi uh aka, akhat-akhat in.

PROGRAMME HUNZEEK

Venue: HMHS Ground

Time: 10:30AM

Comperes: Haumuanlun Samte & Cicily Nianghaulun

Recorder: E Ginzamang (Secy, Team Singngat)

Program Co-ordinator: Daniel Langel

Inauguration & Flag Hoihsting: Pu Khupkhanhau Munluo (Chief of Singngat)

Opening Prayer: Rev Mangmuanthang Munluo

Welcome Speech: H Khanlian (Secy, Singngat Village Authority)

Condolence: Rev Kamchinkhup

Brief sketch of Singngat history: Team Delhi

Releasing of Singngat Special magazine: Pu M Haukholian i/c Chief of Singngat

Demonstration & Sale: Xavier Nengkhanlam & Editorial Board

Speech: Pu Khupkhanhau Munluo, Chief of Singngat

Unveiling of Memorial Stone & Speech: Vungzamuan Valte, IRS

Dedication: Rev Mangsuanthang

Sanctification of Singngat: Rev Dr B Luaichinthang

Special Report: VL Ruala Rangpua (Secy, Team Lamka)

Presentation: Tuallianmang Munluo (Chairman, Team Lamka)

Speech:

Vote of thanks: Chinsuanhau (Chairman, Team Singngat)

Supper Blessing: Rev G Paumuanthang

MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

Vungkhanching – Etlawm Mualkuam

Vungthiankim – I pai zel ding uh

Ngaikhanching – Zoukuam Damdiai

Grace Siamte – Zogam Sian in hong tawi sang

Mungboi Neihguk – Piangsak Vontawi

Jenny Zenthiansiang – Ka hinna’ng hon ngai

Chachan – Laam Deeldeel

Lialian & Kikim – Tulpan Kai

LK Manga – A Sakmin Ngaih

P Swant – Singngat Vangkhua

V Biaklal – Kua hiam ding diing

B John Ngaihte – Siamsin Lia leh Taang

Parmawi – Etlawm Mualkuam

Ngaihching – Zolei Lawkta

Homecoming Musical Nite

Comperes: Thangmuankham & Hoihching

Hunkhak: Haukholian Munluo, i/c Chief of Singngat

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(L-R) Pu Jamsienmung, Pu T. Thongpao and Pu Zamkholien Manlun te Lakutpi Committee in Pasian laphuo ahina tung uah pahtawina sangtah pie uh.

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Pu T. Thongpao Zou receiving the award of Songs of the Generation for composing UZO, ZSP and MYCA Lapi.

Vaiguon kipat in Zougam sung a music lam ana thang sah phamsate suunna ki nei hi.

Pu Suonlien: A guitarist, composer of the album “Solha”, with a big hit number “Thei bang sen a sanchil ngai”. And also a great actor in “Muonna Rose”

 Lien and sen (of Lien & Sen Fame): Who hypnotised Zogam with their song “Lawmthang aw kei ei ngah aw, tu’n kei ngahnu pan ta’ng e”he is no more with us. We respect him.

Khupnieng: A golden vocalist, the sweetest and melodious voice which still echoes in our hearts whom we campare it with the great singers like, lata mangesker, celin dion her one and greatest album “zogam calling“. Gives a big awakening and transformation in our society in the field of  -education and social changes.

Organising committee members: Zamkholian Manlun, John C. Manlun, Elvis T. Ginmuonsang, S. Nengkhanlun, James Taithul, Zotal Kailunlal, T. Sanglien, Aron Muonthang, Lienzagou, Lunpao Zotal, Haunieng Tungnung, Suonlian Tungnung, Sutpu, and the last but not the least Pupu Zou.  Adviser: Rev. S. K. Manlun, Dr. Liangoumuon Samte Zou

Pu Haumang - receiving Best Singer of the Decade Award

AWARD OF THE DACADE 

1. Song of the generation : MYCA, UZO, ZSP- T Thongpao Zou.

2. Singer of the decade (Male) : Kishore Haumang

3. Singer ot the decade (female): Lt. Khupnieng

4. Composer of the decade : Pu T Thongpao Zou

5. Song of the Decade : Tung Alsi By Lt. Thangkhanlal

6. Life time achievement award: Pu Tuolpi

Sia Pau receiving The Zou Best Rock Band Award

SPECIAL WARDS

1. Radio Veritas Asia

2. Best Rock Band : Zomi Fins

3. Best Videographer: T. Sanglian

4. Music Meastro: Sia Lalbawi

5. Staff Notation: John Jamkhomang

6. Pupa-laa : Khamzakap (leidi party)

7. Most VDO Album Producer (Love Song): John C Manlun

8. Most VDO Album Producer (Gospel Song): Rev. SK Manlun

8. Animation: James Taithul

9. Unsung Singers: Khamkhopau (male) & Lata Ching (Female)

The Bethoven of the Zou People - Pu John Jamkhomang receiving the Master of Staff Notation Award

AWADRS OF THE YEAR

1. Best Choir : PYF Muollum

2. Best Boy Band : Bohstreetboyz

3. Best Composer of the year (Love song):  Ginbem – Kei ka juong man

4. Best Composer of the year (Gospel song): Rev. Thangcinkhup – Macedonia Call

5. Best Composer of the year (Patriotic song): S. Nengkhanlun – Heisa bang pahlun

6. Singer of the year (Gospel): Khaiminlun

7. Singer of the year (Love Song – Male): M. Lawrance- Sanchiil lienu

8. Singer of the year (Love Song – FeMale):  Hatboi – Lunglai he hingnem ding

9. Most Popular Award (Male): T. T.  Lal

10. Most Popular Award (Male): Bliss Lhingboi

11. Best Fusion: Paukhanlun – Hichilaamlei

12. Song of the year: James Arjun – Zouzam na sieng ah

13. Best Zou Rock: Papa Ngambom

14. Best Zogal Song: Bobon – Kathang ka Zogal sat

15. Contributing Singer Award: S. Chingnu, Benny Khongsai, Damhoiching, Pauginmuan, Nienglawmkim

VIDEO CATEGORY

1. Best Video Album: Leel aw leel aw

2. Best video: Theilou Singkhuol – Danny the one

3. Best Actor: John Lalbawi

4. Best Actress: Deikhanlam

5. Best Video album director: P. Jamkhosoi – leelaw

6. Best dubbed foreign film : Zouthai

Miss Hatboi receiving Best Singer of the year award

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Chief Guest pu’n a thugenna ah igam leh nam a dia ZYO in silhoi bawl ding manghil lou ding in hasotna thu gen hi. Tualeh abiel MLA pu Thangkholun in ZYO phungvuhna dia apieh dangka 20000 jong piehkhietna nei hi.

Chief Host Pu Joseph Chinkhanmang in athugenna ah Sugnu area sung a hausa 4 te’n tutan community hall anei nailou jieh un Pu Thangso Baite, MP kung vapha uh ahidan gen a, MP pa’n mimal, pawlmin a fund pelou ahidan theisah in, anam bih,bih a panpina umthei dia abawl ahidan na theisah hi’n gen hi. Pu Joseph in agen jel na ah UZO GHQ President in MP pa kung ah UZO Library ding ngen a, tuapen UZO GHQ President toh kihou a alem thei ding leh Zoute a dia package a koi pen Sugnu hausa 4 te ngetna pieh thei ding ahidan na theisah hi’n gen hi.

Functional President pu Pumkhanmang Samte in athugen na ah UZO GHQ President pu’n ahaw theilou na jieh a athu vaihahte gen a, tualeh ZYO khu voluntary nasepna ahi jieh in muna sang a senna tampi umjaw ding ahidan gen a mipi’n tuate thei siem pum a ZYO thupi silhoi bawl khu supi ching ding in chielna bawl hi.

Tualeh Pu Kamkhanpau, Social Worker in zong Sugnu ZYO te apatat na thugen hi. Aman agen jelna ah I Zou context ah et in, be-le-phung sung leh leh hattuom sung ah politics kihagol sengta achi ban ah kum 2012 sung a tam jousie suhbei teitei ding ahi chi hi. Tualeh mipi koipou pangkhawm chiet lieiliei ding in zong chielna bawl hi.

Tualeh vaiguon tawplam in Zou Mother Association (ZOMA) member khat in athugenna ah, Sugnu a ZOMA um jieh in nidang bang in kholai ah zukham, kitom, zuzua chite mu ding vangta mama a, tawmngaina lam ah zong nidang a Lamka lamte’n Sugnu a shi ding jaupen ing chia tawmngaina kitasam asah jieh ua agengen jel te uh khel ah kidingta chi hi.

Vaiguon sung in lasa siem te a pat in laa 20 val ngaikhiet ahia, nitahlam nai 5:00 ang ging bep in mipi 500 val kikhawm te’n khela pum in vaiguon suhtawp uhi.

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The meeting in its discussion shared various opinions on the past, present and future course of action plan for the magazine. Pu Th. Thangzalian in his speech expressed his appreciation on the examplary team work of the editorial board and their prompt actions on current issues. He further mentioned that Zogam Today is second to none, he highly appreciated the Interview column where he find it one of the most interesting part in the magazine.

Zogam Today is the only multi-lingual magazine published from Churachandpur District where articles were published as it is irrespective of the dialect as it was submitted or sent to the editor for publication.

One important point that the editorial board agreed to was that, article once published in another journal prior to Zogam Today shall not be re-published. If contributors wants their article to be published in Zogam Today, it should not be published anywhere.

The meeting further request all the thinkers and students to contribute articles and write-ups to make our magazine a success.

To conclude the meeting, participants had a heavy dinner.

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