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The Chronicles founded by former Newslink Editor David M Thangliana (known as dmt on the net) with partner is now known as Aizol Times. Below is extract from Monday’s issue of Aizol Times.

As already informed to our readers, we regret the inconvenience caused due to the non-publication of our paper on Friday and Saturday. As we have pointed out, difficulties in the title ‘The Chronicles’ had forced us to temporarily stop the publication but we arehappy to announce that from today onwards, The Chronicles is Aizol Times, the first and oldest newspaper to come out in the English language in Mizoram.

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Synod Office Building chu June ni 18 atang khan thiah tan a ni ta. Office thiah tan hma hian a tukverh leh ventilation framte te chu Synod HSS leh Aizawl Theological College sak thara hman turin lak thlak hmasak a ni a, a thiah tak tak hna chu june ni 21 atanga tan a ni ta a ni.

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Do we believe that everything happens for a reason and for our own good? If this report is true and works on human, it could be a great blessing for infertile couples.

June 27 : It can tweak the fertility of rats, believe many in Mizoram. Now nutrient-rich bamboo seeds are going straight from the jungle to the Mizo menu and even the bedroom!

A couple, Thara and Dawngi, had been married for nine years but had remained childless. Things, however, changed when they tried the seeds.

“The last thing we tried was bamboo seed,” Thara said. Today Thara, a grocer by occupation in Aizawl, is the proud father of a son.

Bamboo seeds pickle for sale

Going a step further, the Mizoram Police 3rd Battalion Police Wives’ Welfare Association is making pickles out of bamboo seeds for sale – and has been making profits too!

Read: Bamboo seed: Viagra and food for Mizos (eBiologyNews)

Update: Operation Joshua – Ramri Humhalh Kawngzawh (lawrkhawm)

Police officer who gave the order to dismantle MZP built Zorun ( reportedly at the cost of two lakhs!) apologized to MZP in writing. The new is posted at lawrkhawm and Zonet.

Zorun thiat tura police-te thu petu police officer chuan MZP hnenah ziak a ngaihdam a dil avangin MZP chuan a ngaihdam.

Hemi chungchang hi nimin khan MZP executive meeting chuan an ngaihtuah a, police officer thil tih chu hriatthiam theih nia hriain “Zorun sak thiah a nih chungchangah MZP hnena ngaihdam a dilna chu executive meeting chuan a pawm” tiin thuchhuah a siam nghal.

He police officer hian “He Zorun sak tawh thiah chungchangah kei leh ka nauten hma kan lakna hian in pawi ka lo sawi a ni tih chanchinbu leh TV atanga ka lo hmuhin pawi ka ti tak zet a, in mi ngaihdamna sangber ka dil tak meuh² a ni” a ti.

What is the need to apologize? Isn’t the officer, as law enforcement person doing his job for whatsoever reason? For a sensitive issue such as this, I assume he would have acted on the advise/order of his superiors.
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Khu tah, phai vai nena kan inri na-ah MZP in chawlhbûk, ‘Zorûn’ an sa a. An sa zo chiaha mi dangin an thiat leh a. A satu te leh mipui (?) te chu an thinrim ta em em a…..

Ngaihtuah zui atan :

1. Nuaih hnih senga sak atan chuan a nep deuh lo maw?

2. An thiat lehnghal dawn tih a satu te hian an hre lawk a, an kal hma zana an President thusawi an tihte kha tak tak a ni ang em?

3. Politics thli chhia bawk a tleh leh a ni mai lo maw?

4. Beisei neia thil tih a ni thei em?

5. Zorûn tak tak, Mizoram chhunga hnam dang hnena donation khawn leh ram ri-a Zorûn sak hi a inhmeh lo em?

May be the first, and maybe a history maker. Just smile and read the news, this is the real one in a million.

Marriage in a law court is a rare occurance in the Christian-dominated state of Mizoram. Marriage in a ‘PWD Court’ with a PWD junior engineer as a priest is rarer. But, this is what has taken place at Serchhip a few days back. Lukhi Ram, a muster roll employee under the Mizoram Publick Works Department, and his Mizo lover Zothanpuii of Serchhip town have come across all the barriers to tie the nuptical knots under a makeshift PWD law where an alkatra (bitumen) barrel can well serve as an altar. The marriage ceremony which took place at Serchhip a few days ago, was short and simple; the JE Lalsangliana Sailo administering the oath-taking, followed by a few lines of ‘Dil Dil Dil Dewana’ from the witnesses, and garlanding.

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