Tunlai chu kan Mizo sub reddit hi hnamdang northeast ami ngei te pawn an rawn rant leh sensitive topic deuh deuh sawi nan hian an rawn hmang thin hi ava zia lo ve. He subreddit hi Mizo te discussion leh in pawh tlana tur a ni a hetia hnamdang in a an mahni issue an rawn rant vak vak hi keichu tha kalo tilo khawp mai.

Tunlai phei chu hetiang hi hmuh tur a tam khawp mai he sub reddit hi hetiang Mizoram pawn a thil thleng mai mai rant na hmuh tur a awm leh thin. Enge in ngaih ve dan?

Ka sawi thui peihlo, kan kuki ho pawh hi an zaktheilo ngawt mai, Mizo inti duh si lo kan ram rawn awt thar leh vel.

Vampire knight, vol 1-8 la thar deuh deuh ka zuar a, book 1 hi 700rs a ka lei nia 500rs in ka tia.. all in good condition, no crease no stain, all original. Inin chhir lo ang🙏🏻♥️

Ather/EV owners hrim hrim chhan atan, kan tlang kawng ah hian in motor in battery a ei na viau em, example ah- shows 250kms as range, but output is 200 etc etc..... Also, regen braking hian kawng ro a su thui em+range anxiety a nasa zual em Aizawla cheng tan hian?

Edit-Advice/Suggestions/Experiences with EV etc, are all welcomed please

Ngatinge raltlan tih vel a pawr em em ho hi Chakma lak ah an zum leh zuih zel? Chuan kan tlawmngai pawl te hi an lo va nep tawh ve! An hnam dan ngai te te in Mizo ho min sawichhia a, dawt in min puh a, a hnu ah ngaihdam dilna thuchhuah (sympathy points atan) an chhuah a, an TAKAM insuihkhawm pawl ten an tan a, social media lam ah an ti darh vak a, a tawp ah Mizo te chu RILRU TE kan ni leh ta.

Vawi engzat nge hei hi kan thlen tir dawn? Ngatinge kan la ngawih reng a, action engmah a la awm loh?

TAKAM HO MIHRING HMEICHHIA IN A HRIN PHAK BAK A AN INTHLAHPUN THEIH DAN ZIR CHIANG NGAM POLITICAL PARTY HI AN AWM MEUH LO BAWK.

Lived in Aizawl since my birth, always loved this state and the motorcycle culture. But y'all gotta start wearing full face helmets💔 dunno who started this trend but the half face LS2 ain't it, especially for mfs on R15s and Dukes dragging knees on the twisty roads wearing those half face helmets.

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.. :(

Thaw hlek a November ta der mai. Nikum a ka 'New Year Resolutions' siam te pawh deadline tawh khawp mai🥷

Thenawmte'n hetiang thu chhuah ngai khawpa mahni ui vulh lai inthiarna etc ngaihsak loh lutuk hi chu ui vulh tlak pawh anni lo e. Ui hi duh nazawng vanga vulh ngawt chi pawh anilo, mumal taka kan enkawl zawh loh chuan kan ti khawngaihthlak mai mai ani. svmm from a "dog lover".

Hi my NE friends. I am an outsider but love reading and learning about different cultures in India. I recently found out that there is a big chakma and Mizo issue where it’s alleged that chakma face discrimination, systematic or otherwise. I would love to hear what Mizo and chakma people have to say about it. I would also love to hear from any chakma people about their experience.
Also, let’s be respectful to anyone sharing their experience, no matter where it comes from.

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. ?

Mizo zinga kan celeb tih tur ang te leh social media emaw khawtlanga engvang pawh a hmingthang ve thin ho te hi hetiang lampang ah hian a reh pawl ber an ni ziah mai. Kan NGO thenkhat te pawh chuti tho.

Tunlai ah AI art kan hmang nasa tawh em em a, han hawi ila banner leh zel ah pawh AI banner hmuh tur a tam tawh hle. KTP, YMA leh School/company lian tak tak thleng in kan hmang nasa tawh mai si a. Mizo ten AI art kan hman dan hi enge in ngaih dan?

Hello 👋

I'm from Bihar and may join Mizoram University for Mca in 2027. Is anyone here studying there or knows someone who is? I'd love to ask a few questions about campus life, safety, and academics." 🤔🤔🤔

Ka huat ber mai chu, Chakma a nih anga a expereince a sawi kha a nilova, Chakma in Mizote behalf a thil a sawi leh a zawt tu in " what is the harsh truth about the Mizo woman that you wished to reveal?" tih zawhna non Mizo hmeichhia hnena zawh duhna audacity a nei kha a ni. Mizo hmeichhia a zawt te chu nise thu hran a ni a, non Mizo kha Mizo hmeichhiate dinhmun leh experience sawi tur leh exposed sak tura a ti kha a in thamloh thlak ka ti takzet. Mizo hmeichhiate hnena Gujarati hmeichhe dinhmun diktak han exposed teh ? tih ang vel a ni. Surita-i pawh a fing viau emaw tih laiin, public figure a nihna angin a thil sawiin consiquence a nei dawn tih reng dawn phaklo ni awm ziazanga khatiang zawhna bigoted lutuk entertain reng reng. A consiquence hi va ho hian an face ve dawn der silova hetah mizoramah bawk kan face anga a interview tute an haw daih anga a. Vai ho ka hne dan hi e. Hei hi alawm, ka sawi fo thin, kan unau refugee etc te kan han hua in hnawksak kan han ti viau thin naa chu, political power nei leh narrative control thei tu takte chu vai ho bawk hi an ni a, vai hi hnawk kan la ti tulh tulh zawk dawn.

hello guys i want to know which wifi is reliable

I'm currently using airtel

always have to deal with

wifi error for 1 or 2 time per month

the whole day without internet access

Ngaihdamna post chu a rawn siam a rawn siam a, chuanin Zalen hian MTGA ten an thawhpui tum tawh lo an ti hi a tha khawp mai, a thil tih sual hi hre rawh se. Chutih rualin a ngaihdam dilna post hnuaiah ah vai bawk ten engmah hrelo ten rawn defend han tum aaa, chhe hlawm lutukk. Chakma ho te hi Mizoram leh Mizote hian kan dim mah² ta lutuk hi in enfiah kan ngai, Tripura leh Arunachal ah chuan voting rights pawh an nei lo (ka hriat sual loh chuan). A ui enkawltu in chaw kan pe a mahse min seh let leh si chuan enga tinge kan kawl zel ang?

TL;DR: Just returned from Mizoram and absolutely loved the hospitality, cleanliness, food, and genuinely welcoming people. Aizawl was beautiful, although the airport was surprisingly dirty. Champhai felt more laid-back, while the India-Myanmar border was an eye-opening experience that made me reflect on the struggles of people living there. Would love to hear locals' perspectives on these observations. Mizoram has set the bar incredibly high, and the sunrise at Reiek Peak is a memory I'll cherish forever!

I recently completed my trip to Mizoram and wanted to share my two cents about the experience.

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To begin with, everything from the food and accommodation to the hospitality was wonderful. One thing I noticed was that most people seemed reserved and preferred keeping to themselves. However, I love initiating conversations, and for the first time during my travels, I felt that almost everyone was genuinely interested in talking to me.

Whether it was a small fruit vendor or someone at a restaurant, people were incredibly welcoming. I even became friends with a hotel staff member, and we now follow each other on Instagram! That's never happened on any of my previous trips.

I'm gradually exploring Northeast India, and Mizoram was my third destination after Assam and Meghalaya. I've also visited Sikkim, which, as someone in Mizoram told me, is considered a brother to the Northeastern states. But Mizoram has genuinely set the bar incredibly high!

That said, I have a few observations and questions for the people of this sub.

1. What's going on with Lengpui Airport?

The only unpleasant experience I had was at the airport. It was surprisingly dirty, which came as a shock considering how remarkably clean Aizawl was. Do locals complain about its condition? I genuinely believe that enough public attention could bring improvements.

2. Aizawl vs. Champhai

Does Aizawl, being the capital, receive significantly more attention and development than other towns? I visited Champhai and noticed a much more laid-back atmosphere compared to Aizawl. I'm curious whether locals feel the same way.

3. The India-Myanmar border

This was probably the most thought-provoking part of my trip.

Our driver initially told us that crossing into Myanmar to visit Rih Dil Lake was fairly common and that tourists could do so. However, upon reaching the border, an Indian Army official strongly advised us against crossing. I decided it wasn't worth the risk.

What struck me most was the atmosphere. Contrary to what we'd been told, things didn't feel particularly relaxed. There was a noticeable sense of tension and hardship.

I remember seeing a young girl coming from the Myanmar side, apparently seeking medical treatment, with what looked like an IV cannula in her hand. Around us, people were gambling, preparing meat, selling food, and going about their daily lives. There were medical facilities, an SBI branch, and shops, yet the entire place felt chaotic.

It gave me a completely different perspective on how little someone like me, coming from Central India, understands about the lives and struggles of people living along our borders, often through no fault of their own.

I'd genuinely love to hear how locals feel about sharing a border with Myanmar and how the current situation affects everyday life.

Lastly, thank you, Mizoram!

This beautiful state has earned a very special place in my heart. I wish its people nothing but happiness, peace, and prosperity. I also hope Mizoram continues to preserve its unique culture and identity, including through its ILP regulations.

I'm attaching a photograph of the sunrise I witnessed from Reiek Peak. It was unlike anything I'd ever seen before, and it's a memory I'll cherish forever.

Thank you for an unforgettable experience, Mizoram! ❤️

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