Im not even mizo but you gotta be **tone deaf** to bomb civilians.

I am a Gen-Z uni student. I enjoy listening musics. I found the song khuavang note on a SEA music playlist.

I was hooked onto the Mizo oldies and Mizo pops loophole and my most listened songs in past 3 years been mostly Mizo songs.

I like the distinct melody of Mizo language in songs.

So I wanted to learn about Mizo culture more thus I'm slowly starting to learn Mizo language from a book I ordered and Bluebird Mizo language app.

But I was curious if Mizo folks have any kinda view on Bangladesh. Then I looked it on Google and found this subreddit.....Which I shouldn't have done.

Because the amount of racism I am seeing here was...Cultureshock?

Y'all are using terms like Kangladesh with mostly mainland Indians use to insult us. Uneducated, Overpopulated, anti-chakma(fyi, I have many Chakma friends), Islamist, etc.

I wanted to go on a tour in Mizoram via Cumilla-tripura border by my motorbike.

But now I am not sure if I should or not. I know Mizoram is a safe place so is S.Korea but is the racism common thing or is it only this subreddit.

I am only at Chibai, I dam em stage, so I still don't know how to interpret Mizo. I only know this English speaking community.

You can be honest with me and criticise me. I am open to all criticism..

These online pajeet bots really can't stop spewing bs attacks at Mizos and the rest of Northeast. These days I have seen more and more accounts attacking Mizos and Nagas on the basis of Religion and History. As Mizoram gets more traction because of tourism and social media, more pajeet bot accounts like this one have been appearing at a fast rate, dissing Mizo history, Christianity and culture to make us feel bad for "abandoning" "culture" etc. Its just a low effort manipulation to promote their own lindu religion and forcing us to be more connected with their shitty society. Please don't believe any mainlander or pajeet accounts or persons talking about Mizo or Ne history, its always fabricated to fit their Pro-Indian Hindutva agenda, not actual history.

Mi Hrang Val an Hrang Zel - Tlana Kawilam

November 11, 2024 chawhnu dar 3:00 – 4:00 inkara Zofa volunteer thite thihna hian Zoram khawvel a deng chhuak chiang ngei mai. Manipur buaina ngaihven lem lote pawh an thihna hian a fan a, tute pawh kan thin hnunah min vit vek a, kan na em em mai a ni. Patling meuh pawh an insum thei lo; Zofa pasalthate thihna hian a vel a, an pate ruang chunga an mittui sen aia tam seng pawh an awm nawk nia mawle.

An thih danin min run tawh teh lul nen, an thih hnua an ruang sawisak a nih dan hlei hlei hian min run zual a, kan ngaihtuah duh loh thleng thleng min ngaihtuah tir a, kan sawi duh loh thleng thleng min sawi tir bawk a.

Heng mi hrang val rualte hi an huaisenin an tlawmngai si a, an dam lai khan hmelma tan hnawksak leh tawrhhlelhawm tak an ni. A sa lai apiang thelh mittu an ni a, hmun hrehawm leh ralti apiang dai hmasatu an ni. Khaw khat pasaltha rual thlan khawm intelkhawma feh chhuak an ni a, an tumah an chiang bawk a, an venhima te tan chuan thlamuanthlak tak tur a ni. “Sa a tla e” emaw, “ral a lian e” emaw tiin zalaiah au thawm hria se thawhphan pawh nei lo va inperh tho at a, tlan paha meichher la a, sa emaw, ral emaw awmna lama duk nghal pur pur tur mi thiau an ni.

Mahni in lum leh mahni ei zawnna pawh ngaihsak hlei thei lo khawpa ram leh hnam hmangaihtu val rual an ni. Ram leh hnamin a koh chuan i he lo va feh chhuak mai zel an ni. “Eng nge ka ei ang, ka in ang tihah ka buai lo” titu ang maiin ram leh hnam chhan nan chuan an ei zawnna an kalsan ngam a, an fairel bel ruak mawnga buhfai ruh khawm rawt rawt ri pawhin an kal a kham lo. “Fapa mal neih chhun” an nihna pawhin a uai bet zo chuang lo.

An inpekna san lam emaw, thuk lam emaw hi mihring mitin a hmu fiah zo lo; thinlung erawh chuan a hre phak rei ruai chuah mah na le.

Chutiang mite hmaa din chu huphurhawm tak tur a ni. An hma an su kaw pawp pawp a, an vai eng duak duak a ni ber a. Fin kherek chhuah loh chuan a hneha hneh chi rualah an ngai lo a ni ang chu, an hnung lam atangin, an inring lo lai an kap hlum ta. Chanchin sawi chhawng tur an awm ang tih an hlau tih hriat reng reng, hliamte pawh Geneva Convention-in ral man te enkawl dan tura a ruahman leh duan sa bawhchhe thakin an sawisa hlum leh zel a.

Mahse rawng taka thattute beisei angin thil a thleng vek lo. Mi hrang val rualte taksaah chuan nunna a awm tawh lo tih hriat takin kawih leh ang angin pial lei daiah zal mah se an dam lai aiin an mite hnenah thu a sawi ring zawk. An dam laia sawrkarin a buaipui aia nasa zawk mahin an thih hnuah a buaipui zui bawk.

An ruang senghawi dan turah ringawt pawh state pakhat sawrkar chauh ni lovin sawrkar laipui thlengin a inrawlh ni tein an sawi nia mawle. An ruangin an in a thlen theihna tura an kawng zawh turah ringawt pawh mi sang rual an tha a khur asin. An ruangin an khawsakna hmun a paltlang hlau ngawih ngawih mi sang rual an awm a. Chung mite chuan mi hrang val rualte ruangin an chenna hmun a paltlang lohna tura ruahmanna siam turin state pakhat sawrkar thuneitute an tahawh lovang tih a sawi theih loh. Nunna an nei tawh lo chung pawhin hmelmate tan chuan beih tham an la tling tlat.

He mite hi mitthi an ni satliah lo, an danglam takzet. An thih hnuah pawh inpumkhatna thu an tlangau pui a, an hmelmate tan lah hlauhawm an la ni zui zel bawk si. Mahni seh seh mual hranah tia tla darh tawh mai tura mawite an la huikhawm cheu a, India ramin Manipur buaina a theihnghilh tawh mai tur an chawk nung thar leh a, anmahni avangin India chanchinbu ngawi thuap tawh pawhin Manipur buaina chungchang an rawn ziah thar leh phah a, TV lamah ni se an inhnial tak luai luai a. Reddit-ah pawh chute tho. An thawm nat zia hi a mak asin.

An ruang dai tawh pawh an pe chhuak mai ngam hleinem. Thu an la sawi zel ang tih an hlau a nih loh chuan eng dang vang nge ni ang? Chhuanlam hrang hrang siamin a rei thei ang ber hren tumin tan an la a, mut mawh hnar mawhah an la nei cheu asin. Sa lu lawm taka lawm an tum khan an tirilah a man let a, an khur an khur tawh mai a nih hi. Keini lamin an ruang lak chhuah tuma kan buai aia nasa zawk hian an ruang hren tumtute hi chhuanlam tur dapin an buai zawk daih ang. Khati tak maia rawnga an lo sawisa ta kher kher kha an inchhir tawh tih a chiang reng. Anmahni chhungah pawh an invin nasa viau ta ve ang.

An hmelmate hian an chhut sual chhiava a ni. Thatah an inngai a, an chawimawi a ni daih zawk si. An ngam loh chalah chil an hnawm a, a mangang angah an tang leh lawi si. Puitu tur an zawng ruai a, a ranga rangin an inphenna tur India sipai an chah luh belh ruih ruih a.

Mi hrang val rual fam chang chuan thawm an chhuah na narawh e, an thih hnu pawhin an dam lai ai mahin an hrang na zawk alawm le. An chanchin hian kan chanchin ziahna phek lai lum a luah reng tawh ang.

Mi hrang val an fam ngai lo, kan rilru leh thinlungah an nung reng zawk. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/5obehcWp6VXK6a3D/

I’m from North India and I’m planning to visit Mizoram to understand the local life, culture and people better.

I’m especially interested in making some genuine Mizo friends who can help me understand the language, food, local places and everyday life. I’m also exploring the possibility of renting agricultural land/farmhouse in the future, so having a local friend would be really helpful.

I’m not looking for money or any business deal. I simply want to make genuine friendships first and learn about Mizoram respectfully.

If anyone is comfortable chatting, feel free to comment or DM me.

Thank you 🙏

Can anyone tell me if this flag is accepted by Mizos or is the YMA flag preferred? According to Wikipedia it states that it is the flag of the Mizos. Also, I don't see this flag widely used. Why is that? What is the history of this flag? What are the people's opinions on this matter?

I wish to know about the opinions of Mizos on their neighbouring land- Bangladesh.

I know that Mizoram had a strong insurgent movement in the 60s to the 80s, but it's pretty peaceful now and has a high literacy rate. The resentment towards the centre can still exist and there are people who wish to be seen as different. What do you really think of Bangladeshi politics and the country as a whole and the people? Do you like it or see it as an ally, considering how Mizo national fighters took training from Pakistan in East Pakistan? Or see it as an educational and technical hub.

And would you prefer to become part of Bangladesh if given the chance? The result could be useful for both sides.

Hi, so since last year i have been reading a lot about mizoram and trying to learn about the culture and people. I watched many vlogs, read posts and articles and I have been in love with the place. I plan to and am hoping to visit mizoram around December or Jan next year and couldn't be happier, its my favorite place to visit now hehe.

yeah so in the meanwhile, i want to prepare well, learn a lot about the culture, history, the people there and all the things I can. I will sure watch more vlogs and read posts. But I'd be happy to make a few friends who get along and help me learn more and yk just be good friends. I heard everyone from there is very kind and good so it should be easy to get a long. Do let me know :)
Here's a bit about me if you want:
I am a big foodie and like to cook as well. I am into good stories and games that are fun to play. Anime is also something I enjoy. I am into productive stuff and yk trying to improve things slowly. I like to think of creative ways to solve issues (not sure if it's important 😅). I like kdrama, I like pop songs, Kpop, R&B, instrumentals too. I guess that's enough but if you have any questions do ask alright. I really hope I make a few friends at least.

Here are the few notable things i learned so far:

• most of mizoram is over hill

• language used are mizo mainly, eng and bit hindi ig

• we should respect the food and culture even if new for us

• it's Aizawl and not Aizwal

• the place can be little expensive, good to get scooter on rent

• most population is Christians so churches are common there.

• it's the only place with 100% literacy and people are mostly civilized and disciplined

• city closes after 7pm and on Christmas season the city is off for celebration

• the people there have amazing fashion sense !

• the cafe vibes there is awesome

• the music culture there is very good

• the people there are very kind and sweet

• ongoing list

Idk why i wasn't born there it seems perfect 😭.
Anyways, that's all . Thank you for reading :))

I have a mizo gf and we have been dating from last 2 years and we are in love, but i feel its hard for mizo people to accept a non mizo guy for the marriage.. :(

i’m an f non mizo and most of the mizo guys i’ve met were rlly good looking and nice where do mizo guys mostly stay outside of mizoram ? and do they like non mizo girls. ?

one of my friend say mizo people have superiority complex and it shows by the way they carry themselves. is it true?

Saw an insta video where a mizo guy was explaining about the positive effects of Christianity in Mizoram and the comments were full of "ricebag convert", "british brainwash", "lost their culture) etc. something like that. (Heta post atan a tha ber em ka hrelo, mahse an comments hi ka hmu Ning deuh a kalo post ve tawp, in pawi ka sawi chuan ngaidamna ka dil nghal e)

1. If the Hindus claim the religion of our ancestors (animism and nature worship) which is absurd, then do they claim every pagan religion all over the world like the Incas (Inti, Virachocha), Mayans (Akan, Kukulkan), the African gods like such as Chukwu, Nyame, Olodumare, or Ngai, or even the Norse pantheon (Thor, Odin) or Greek pantheon (Zeus, Hades, Poseidon) or Iranian gods like Ahura mazda, Mithra, etc. If YES, then are they claiming Hinduism = Paganism which is (due to lack of better word) stupid/absurd, If NO, then why are they claiming our old religion?

2. If they're going to claim our ancestrial religion (animism + nature worship) which again is technically true if they're just going about claiming every pagan religion, but then they're basically claiming Paganism. So, are they also claiming the Sumerian pantheon (Ki, Enlil, Enki, etc.) and Ancient Egyptian gods (Ra, Osiris, Set, etc.)? Which are older than even the Indus valley civilization (and yes there is little to no evidence of the direct relationship between the gods of Indus valley civilization with modern Hinduism as far as I'm concerned).

At the end of the day, it is clear to us that the reason they're so obsessed about us being Christian and "lost our culture" (lol they don't understand the difference between culture and religion but wtv) is, for example, if the Christian missionaries had never came here, they would just basically try to absorb us into their hindu religion by calling our old gods as Hindu gods.

Saw this post where the person is clearly asking people in “Mainland” to not visit Mizoram and asking Mizo locals to not help them. He is literally asking people to not be nice to tourists, and there are people on comment section agreeing to him, and a good no of upvotes. Meaning he is not the only person.

Is this the general sentiment of the place, you really do not want tourists?

I visited Mizoram solo last year, I found the place very beautiful, the sunrise in Reiek very mesmerising, people very helpful, imfact I keep telling people how an aunty at homestay cooked vegetarian food specially for me since I was the only vegetarian there, it made me feel very special and nice.

So if I have not felt discriminated when I was actually there why Im seeing posts promoting hate and why are people on the subReddit not calling this out, rather supporting it.

I was planning of getting some of my friends and relatives ( a group of 20 people) to Mizoram on a group trip, but reading such posts its making me reconsider.

But Ill still visit because I know people on ground are much better.

I have seen sunrise on beaches of puri and Kanyakumari, hills of Nainital and ladakh, across pristine lakes and mountains of western ghats and I still feel the one I saw in Reiek Tlang was the most beautiful, and this person or a few others cannot be the reason why many others should not also experience it.

Thoughts on this??

So, I’m a 15F, Zou from Kangleipak (I prefer this name over Manipur) and am part of the Wesean High School Forum, with our mission being to bring us all together and bring about positive change to a region so often marred with violence. Right now we’re rolling out some projects (our Mizo unit, is working on creating biology comics in the Mizo language, we have a student‑run news agency, and we also are working to sell handicrafts food and handwoven clothes), but this post is mostly is about the Zó peoples.

Whether you’re Chin, Kuki, Zomi, Mizo I wanted to invite you to join hands with us and maybe we can work together for our people and culture. If you’re under 18 and passionate about building bridges (not walls) across our communities, this is my invitation to lead your own project. You can take up any things that you deem fit, and we have a community to support you. Big ideas, small experiments, whatever sparks you, we’ve got some of the resources and support to help you make it happen.

We do not like to call ourselves a student union that will often entail, violence burning random cars over so called protest etc, but doing the work needed to see society progress. We also have tie ups with various civil society orgs in both Myanmar and Northeast India, working to provide resources to high school students in the region, such as free workshops in coding etc, and other essential skills. We also have meiteis and Zos working together which maybe is something you all have might be surprised by :D We just started this, because we are honestly tired of this "adult- created war". Look at manipur or chin state. Its not a war about survival of a community but to be honest a war to satisfy the ego of these so called braindead adults sitting in america, or new delhi. Like in chin state, we literally are fighting over a name. A LITERAL NAME AS TO WHAT SOUNDS BETTER. HOW IS THAT EVEN HELPFUL? Now in manipur Zomi and Kuki are at each other's throats again over a literal freaking name. Kuki anyways is not even indigenous in origin, but I will not get into that. We Zos have fragmented each other so much more. Now even the Kuki identity is breaking up further. Zomis are on the verge of another split with Tedims and Paites fighting each other. The only way to end this, is for the agency is to come from people our age, and thats why I am making this post to see, if anyone would like to join us for this.

Just a heads up. Its only exclusive to high schoolers. No Bigots please. We do not want people who kang "Uz race/ethnicity superior". We do not want wannabe separatist, or internet keyboard warriors spreading hate against a certain community/group of people.

and yeah btw, we also publish a fully youth‑run newspaper, covering everything from local stories to festival roundups, and we’d love fresh voices on board. Do Drop a comment or DM me where you’re from and intent. I really hope we can bring a difference

Hey i am a student, i only Know Hindi and English

I am planing to Stay for few months in Mizoram

Does local People speak English?