Latest Township maps of Chin State, Myanmar

Latest Township maps of Chin State with the name of villages. Prepared by UNDP & MIMU (Myannamr Information Management Unit).

Tiddim
Tonzang
Falam
Mindat
Chin State Reference Map

Myanmar Information Management Unit

UNDP

Saw Ba U Gyi By Paul Keenan

With the support of likeminded people
including Mahn Ba Zan, Saw Sankey and
Saw Hunter Tha Mwe, Saw B U Gyi built the
foundation on which the Karen struggle would
rest. While his martyrdom would strike a
major blow to the Karen revolution his legacy
continues to live on in the hearts of those who
share his vision.

Paul Keenan

http://karenheritage.uk.tt

Pu No Than Kap And CNF

Pu No Than Kap (aka) John Khaw Kim Thang Tawh kisai in Chin National Front pan Thupholakna 2007,November,28

CNF

http://guiteonline.blogspot.com/2010/05/pu-no-than-kap-and-cnf.html#

CNF

ZOLAI SINNA 2010 - Learn Zolai

Zomite in i omna mun ciatah Zongeina, Zopau leh Zolaite kemcingin I zat den ding kisam hi. Adiakdiakin Zomi khangthakte in Zolai a theihna ding uh deihna leh Zolai ong bawlsak sangmang Cope topate nupa Tedim ong tun zawh kumza cinna
1910 – 2010 muakna-in (In commemoration of Rev. Dr Joseph Herbert & Elizabeth Cope centennial ) hih “Zolai Sina” (Learn Zolai) Zomi Association of USA in kong bawl uh hi.

G Thang Khan Mung

Sia King Mang - kingmangzo@yahoo.com

ZOMI ASSOCIATION OF USA

Lai Zat Tangzang By Rev. Khup Za Go

Hih Lai Zat Tangzang sungah laizepna zatzia, laimal kigawm leh kikak ding, Zopau Nipikal min, kha min, phazah simna, tehpih kam leh paunak, kammal kilehbulh leh lailam nasemte in a theihhuai thu tuamtuam manlanga zat theih pakpak ding leh et ziauziau ding kigual hi.
Laibawlpa Rev. Khup Za Go, MA, MTh in mi tuamtuam bawl Zolai gelhzia laibute enkaka a bawl hi a, amah mah in zong Zat Tangzang (1984) leh Lai Bang Ci Gelh Ding (1988) cih bute bawl ngei hi.

Rev. Khup Za Go, MA, MTh

http://www.vaphual.net/lai-zat-tangzang-sim-masak-ding/

Carey Suante

Chronology of Zo (Chin-Kuki-Mizo) History

Chronology of Zo (Chin-Kuki-Mizo) History

The followings are the Chronology of Zo History. Zo includes Chin-Kuki-Mizo people living
in India (Mizoram, Manipur, Assam, Tripura), Myanmar (Chin state, Rakhine, Matupi state,
etc) and Bangladesh (Chittagong Hill Tracts).

Manipur - Land and People By: Bhagat Oinam

Manipur’s relation with its neighbouring regions can be well captured through its
different phases in history. Its continuous interaction over centuries with the
neighbouring kingdoms and principalities has facilitated certain mode of trade
and economic ties, movement of people from one region to another, and
subsequently establishing cultural transaction.

Bhagat Oinam

http://www.ide.go.jp/English/Publish/Download/Jrp/pdf/133_6.pdf

Countries and the languages they are speaking

Languages listed have been produced by World Missionary Press

http://www.wmpress.org

http://www.wmpress.org/What%20language%20do%20they%20read.pdf

The State and Identities in North East India By M.Sajjad Hassan

North East India, comprising the ‘seven sister’ states, has experienced sustained conflicts.
This has mostly been along ethnic lines and has led to sustained violence and breakdown.
Manipur’s has been a particularly demonstrative example of this dynamic. In media and
policy circles, it has often been considered an extreme case of breakdown, even by Northeastern
standards. On the other hand, Mizoram has been taken to be a peaceful state..

Crisis States Programme

http://www.crisisstates.com/download/wp/wp79.pdf

LAND RIGHTS, AUTONOMY AND CONFLICT IN MANIPUR

The Northeast in general and Manipur, in particular, has been in the throes of a violent
conflict in recent times. The momentum gained by the Naga political movement in the state
has revived and intensified strife between the Nagas and the Meiteis. The conflict can be
understood in the context of territorial claims postulated by both the Nagas and the Meiteis in
their construction of separate ‘nation states’.

Manipur Planning Department

http://planningmanipur.gov.in/pdf/MSDR/Chapter%2017_Land%20Rights%20Autonomy.pdf