Comments on: Power privatise chungchang sawiho; CYMA-in company mal hnena power sem darh hna pek a remti lo

By: hming_a

hming_a — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 10:20:41 +0000

Mizoram sawrkar hian a tling ang em tih ai mah pawh hian mipui hian kan tlin ang em aw? tih hi a ni! Kan dan bawhchhiatna zawng zawng ah te hian ngaihdam kan ni tawh lo ngei ang a, electric connection hi India ramah chuan mipuiin dan kan bawhchhiat/ palzut nasat ber a nih ngei ka ring, Mizoramah pawh commercial leh domestic te hi kan thliar hrang mang si lova.
Hmun thenkhatah (India ram hmun dangah) chuan domestic commercial a hman avang a cheng nuai khat dawn penalty pek te pawh an awm a, Mizoram mipui hian kan tlin ve ngut ang em aw chu le.

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By: VaiVa

VaiVa — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 09:04:58 +0000

#36, Like nawn awn awn e.

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By: hming_a

hming_a — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 07:57:02 +0000

Power hi India sawrkar chuan Distribution, Generation leh transmission ah te a then hrang a, he company hian enge ber hi nge ni contract an tum chu ka hre lo a, Mizoramah chuan Distribution bak scope chu a vang khawp in ka hria.
An web site ah erawh chuan Interstate Transmission License Dilna form an dah a, hei zawk pawh hi an dil a ni mai thei. Hei hi chu Transmission lam a ni thung.
Eng pawh nise la, sawrkar hian a lo tum tawh reng a mi? tih hi a ni pawimawh zawk ta a chu. Eng ang guideline te nge an neih a, CERC leh CEA dan an hmang ve ngawt mai dawn nge ni a, State hian a technical condition ho hi an nei hrang dawn nge tih hi a pawimawh zawk a chu a ni.
Distribution an dil chuan maintenance an kutah a awm ngei dawn a, Mizoram khua leh veng hrang hrang a transformer consumer mamawh rating pha lo ho hi an thlak tir dawn nge ni a, electric bill an khawn ringawt mai dawn?
Tin transmission line an privatise dawn chuan Power Grid an zawk dil tur ni awm tak a ni.
Amaherawh chu kan hriat tur chu Privatisation hian availability ah thu neihna an nei lem lo. Power Purchase Aggreement hian awmzia a nei ve tlat, hei hi chu sawrkar lam chan a ni tlang pui. power privatisation tih hian a vaiin India sawrkar hian a la privatise chiah lo.
Private Company a pek hi hmai phih faina lek a ni thei bawk!

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By: VaiVa

VaiVa — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 07:31:55 +0000

Mizoramah hian pressure groups han tih tur ang hi eng eng ang te nge ni ang le?

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By: funny™

funny™ — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 06:49:59 +0000

Hman deuh khan Vai company ding thar lakah ram tha leh zau tak kum 99 chhung(?) sawrkar in a pe a, an loan lak ah pawh Guarantor ah a tang hial tawh bawka, kha company atanga share nei pakhat, a hming vel lek a 1% share nei mizo pakhat chiah a awm.

Hetiang zawnga sawrkar a kal zel dawn chuan ka la underground duh mai thei

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By: funny™

funny™ — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 06:39:43 +0000

Rise of capitalism… Not even for the natives, but for Outsiders…

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By: zualbonez

zualbonez — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 05:58:19 +0000

funny,,,,wikipedia source pek angai ami a

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By: metro

metro — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 05:54:04 +0000

Privatise chu a tirah a tha, long run ah a buaithlak, mipui rahbeh na a nasa duh. State dang leh ram dang atangin zir tur kan ngah. Kan politicians ho chuan share engzah tak chang ve ang mo? Politician ho sum siam tumna mai2 ani

Lengpui Airport pawh Airport Authority of India hnena hlan a tullo!

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By: funny™

funny™ — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:41:03 +0000

Tin, Comment #11 hi copy paste ava han ni chang tak. reference 1,2,3,4 hi enge annnih source i dah lo

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By: funny™

funny™ — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:33:43 +0000

Could yield a very big debate… Nationality feeling comes into the picture too… lots of questions in my mind in this issue… Why would an NGO interferes in Governments activities… Is it so necessary or they think they are so powerful to drive the government…

We are all concious and we have all the rights to express our opinion and fight for our well beings… But in principle, YMA and the Church are not suppose to be pressure groups, they have their own principles. And their principles are far different from the political framworks of the state… Why would they interfere is a very big and controversial question…

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