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AIZAWL, April 16 - The fourth round of peace talks between Mizoram Government and Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) is scheduled to be held on April 28, Mizoram Home Minister R Lalzirliana said on Saturday.

Speaking to reporters here at a press conference, the Home Minister said, “The next round of parley will discuss measures taken by both sides to arrive at lasting peace.”

The State Government delegation would be led by Additional Secretary, Home department, Lalbiakzama while HPC (D) delegation is expected to be headed by working chairman of HPC (D) LT Hmar and comprising Hmar leaders from Manipur and Mizoram.

Lalzirliana said that Mizoram Government and HPC(D) have had held peace talks on eight occasions to find amicable solution to the Hmar political imbroglio. The first parley was held on November 11, 2010.

The talks revolved around giving more autonomy and power to Sinlung Hill Development Council (SHDC) formed following the agreement signed in 1994 between the erstwhile underground HPC and Mizoram Government.

The HPC (D) was formed just after the surrender of the HPC in 1994. The former is demanding for the creation of a separate autonomous district council in Hmar dominated north Mizoram adjoining Manipur.

Aizawl | April 15 (NNN):  The fourth round of peace talks between the Mizoram government and the Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) is scheduled to be held on April 28, Mizoram Home Minister R. Lalzirliana said on Saturday.

Speaking to reporters here at a press conference, the Home Minister clarified recent reports on some media outlet that the next round of peace talks will be held on April 21.

“The next round of parley has been scheduled to be held on April 28 to discuss measures taken by both sides to arrive at lasting peace,” he clarified.

The state government delegation would be led by Additional Secretary in the Home department, Lalbiakzama while the HPC (D) delegation is expected to be headed by working chairman of the HPC (D), L T Hmar and comprising of ‘overground’ Hmar leaders from both Manipur and Mizoram.

R Lalzirliana said that both the Mizoram Government and HPC (D) have had held peace talks on eight occasions to find amicable solution to the Hmar political imbroglio.
The first parley was held on November 11, 2010. During 2013, both sides had held peace talks on four occasions under cordial environment but the prolonged talks ended in a deadlock due to disagreement over extension of the period of Suspension of Operation (SoO).

After a hiatus of almost three years, the peace talks resumed in August, 2016 when the first round of peace talks was held on August 10.

The second round was held in October and the third round of peace talks was held on December under “cordial environment” and both sides were optimistic about the outcome of the peace talks. The talks revolved around giving more autonomy and power to the Sinlung Hill Development Council (SHDC) formed following the agreement signed in 1994 between the erstwhile underground HPC and the Mizoram government.

The Home Minister said that both sides respected the decisions made at the parleys and said that the government has strongly pursuing various departments to fulfill the assignments done in connection with the ongoing peace talks.

The HPC (D) was formed just after the surrender of the HPC in 1994. The former continued to demand for the creation of a separate autonomous district council in Hmar dominated North Mizoram adjoining Manipur.

By - Pu Hminga/April 19, 2017

Mizoram hmar tawp Tinghmun khuoa Pu L. Rinthanga le Pi Zaikung hai nupa chun naupasal pathum an nei a. A upatak, October ni 28,1963-a pieng chu a nih, Pu Lalrawngbawla Ralte Hmar (aka Bawla), a chanchin ei hril ding hi. 

Pu Rinthanga hai hi Ralte Kawlni hnam an na; an ureng hi, pasal chau khawm, an thahnem fut a (an ureng zat ka hriet nawh). Tinghmun khaw mi, pi-pu huna inthawka lo khawsa an na. Vangduoithlaktakin, ama Pu Rinthanga hi nau pathum a nei chauvin tuiah a changsuol a. A nuhmei- Pi Zaikung hin an nauhai hi a hmeithai-pui tah a nih.

Upa Rokam le Pi Siemi hai nau upatak dawt -Pi Zaikung hi nu lien rak lo, sa muk tal el; mi tumru, ringum, tuorsel le lungril nghet tak el a na. A nu le pa Pathien ti-mi an ni ang hrimin ama khawm Pathien ngaisak, kohrana tangkai em em a nih. Naupang tea hmeithai ni sienkhawm hmingsietna le hrilsep kai der lovin a nauhai hi a keitlei a nih. (Pi Zaikung le kan nu Shari hai hi an nuhai sul-khat-keu an ni nghe nghe). Pathien malsawmna dawngin Pi Zaikung ni leh, a unauhai khawm, det-in-do taka khawsak rel an ni tawl a. A upa chu kohran upa niin, Government primary school head a na, pakhat dang chu Mr. HSA lo ni tah, Judicial Magistrate a ni laia boral Tv. H Vanlaringa kha a na; pakhat nawk chu Government Middle School headmaster niin, kohran upa a ni ve ta bawk a.

Pi Zaikung khawmin malsawmna a dawng a. Nuhmei la thalai takin, makhata naupasal pathum hei enkawl chu thil namai lo tak a ni dingzie ti hriet sa a nih. Sienkhawm a nauhai hi nungchang mawi naw le hawiher indik lova khawsa um der lovin, mi nun ngil, tlawmngai thei, a tha naw zawnga har-vang le inlekphek um der lovin an hung puitling a. An naupangtak Pazawna, Mizoram Police-ah ASI sin thaw lem chu a tlawmngai luot leiin tlangval puonthuo khai laiin, a hringna a chan a. A vuina program khawm Mizorama mithi vuina program-a chu a ropuitak a ni awm deh ti khawpin a ropui a nih. An nu Pi Zaikung hin nasataka sin thawin lekha khawm a’nchuktur seng a. Pu Bawla le an mi-lai Pu Theophil ruok chu an inchuk sang ta nawh. (Theophil le Pazawn hai hi Middle School-ah kan student an nih). Thingtlanga ding chun in tha huntawk tak, thing-at-rangva in a bawl a. A in hi Pathienin a hluopui a; thli a dawng em em vei leh, thlipui le ruopui kum sawm tam do sienkhawm a sietna um lo le inhning met lovin, Tinghmun an suoksan hin an la zawr a nih.

Pu Bawla hi kum naupang tea nuhmei nei a na, nuhmei neia nau a nei chen khawm khan hlasak, hlaphuok, music hai hi a talent a nih ti la hre kher naw nih. Kum 1980 lai vel khan Tinghmun Primary school-a hin zirtirtu hlasakthiem, radio artist - Vanlalruata an hung transfer a; ama keithuoina dam, Aizawl-ah AIR station umin, Mizoram puma pop music/band a hung inlar tan lai leh a lo intuok vel hlau bawk a, Pu Bawla chu hla tieng a hung inhnik tan a.

Mizoram Assembly Speaker –Pu C Chawngkunga khan HSA Hqtrs ta dingin drum set a pek a. Aizawlah an va lak a, an hung kir tieng Tinghmun khuoa hin an riekpui a. A zingah an fepui nawk hma zingkar –zingbu fak hma chu remchanga la-in, Pu Ruata chun Pu Bawla thuoiin, drum vuok dan a hang inchuktir a. Chuonga tuk khat, zingbu fak hma po po a’n chuk chun, Pu Bawla chun nal takin drum a vuokin a roll thei a; hla beat dang dang a rem thei a nih. A remchang dan dana inchuk peiin, drum vuok puma hlasak thei (drummer cum vocalist) a hung ni hiel tah a. Hieng hun lai hin, Mizoramah drum vuok malama hla sak thei chu Peter C Lalrinmawia chau niin an hril a. Pu Bawla hi a pahnina ni awmtak a nih. Tinghmun khuoa chun pop group an form bawk a, ‘The Pole Star’ an tih. Music instrument lem chu an nei nawh a. Kum 1982 favang khan Tinghmun Middle School-ah ztt sin ka thaw tan a, Vaitin made electric guitar, a ban sei over deu, transistor radio hmang chi ka nei a. The Pole Star band chu zawm vein, ka guitar chu kan instrument nei hmasatak a ni ta awm kha. Ka zawm hmaa invawng (thing)phaw an lo tuk, la tuk zo lo chu bass guitar dingin kan siem danglam a, kan hmang bawk a.

Kum 1983-84 vel khan Pu Bawla hi hlaphuok tieng a tuon zui ta pei a. Love song, hla lenglawng/ khawtlang lungleng hla, hnam hla, etc. hai a phuok ta pei a. Pathien hla ruok chu, ‘A thu hi indik zo lo deuvin phuok rawi ka tih’ tiin, Pathien thu inthuk inzana leiin a phuok naw a nih.

Kum 1985 lai vel khan Tinghmun Middle School-ah Peon-cum-Chowkidar post an hung create a. Kan headmaster chu training-in Maharastra tieng a um-hmang dai a, head i/c ka nih. Mi tamtakin an inchu a, a buoithlak kher el. Tu am lak ding ti thuah ngaidan nghet tak ka siem a; ‘Khawtlang ta dinga mi tangkai’ ti hi priority-ah ka sie a. Anachu politics a hung inrawl nawk a, kan buoi tho tho. Thang kan khaw nasa bawk a, Pu Bawla hi lak a nih a. Hi sikula hin Craft Teacher post an hung create nawk a, teacher post-a hin a lut nawk ta pei a nih. HPC movement buoi runpui a hung tlung a, insung tulna’n a buk nasa ta bawk leiin Aizawl-ah a transfer a. Tu chen hin Aizawlah an la um zing a nih.

Back to 1987: Pu Bawla hi talented deu a ni ang hrimin hla a phuok zui pei a; a hlahai chu ama vekin a sak a, AIR Aizawl-a Hmar program-ah broadcast a ni hlak a. HPC movement a hung intan khan hnam hla khawm phuok sa peiin, a hlaphuok pakhat ‘Thangruolin, Lungruolin’ ti hla lem chu a lar hle a. Assam University-a Hmar MIL subject dinga thlang a ni ta hiel a nih.

Hieng hun hma met ni tahin ka hriet; a hla phuok hai chu sakin Hmar hla audio cassette/album a siem a. Mani hla phuok hlang hlak, mani ngeia sak a, Hmar hla album siem umsun a la ni ring a um.

Zirtirtu ni sienkhawm HSA a ngaipawimaw em em a. Mizoram HSA president sin hi vel tam a chel a. Ralte le Lusei hai theida a kai hiel hlak a. Anachu a duoi nuom ngai nawh. ‘Ralte ni langkhawm Hmar ka nih a, chu chu a huntawk’ a ti tlat hlak a. HSA Gen. Hqtrs chun award a’n hlan nghe nghe a nih.

Office of the
HMAR STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION
(STATE COORDINATING COMMITTEE)

        *PRESS RELEASE*
         12th April 2017, Churachandpur

The State Coordinating Committee, Hmar Students' Association, Manipur would like to state to all concerned that the creation of Pherzawl District is a boon for the people who are living in the far flung  remote hill-areas of South Manipur.

It is the hope, and the expectation of the HSA that the creation of the new district would be a prelude to development in line with administrative convenience; which would soon be manifested with the due development of the newly created Pherzawl District

The HSA, would go all out  to assist the Manipur State Government in all its endeavours to bring about changes for the betterment in the remote hill-areas covered by the new district.

At the same time, the HSA is equally disheartened to learn of  some vested interest from certain quarters who are determined to carve out a new district by altering the areas covered by Pherzawl District and Churachandpur district.

It is the sincere appeal of the HSA to the State Government and to all concerned not to alter the area and status of the newly created Pherzawl District in anyway or under any circumstances.

The HSA believes that the districts were not created on community basis but solely on the purpose of administrative convenience and that Pherzawl District would be a haven of development and progress for all of  all the communities living there.

Any intention to bring about changes in its area and status is uncalled for and not at all a necessity. The HSA believes that brothers should live  together amicably in peace and harmony.

The HSA would resist any intention of marring the status of Pherzawl District in the interest of peace, progress  development and progress.

The HSA is a firm  believer in peace, harmony,  development and progress of all the cognate communities living in Churachandpur district. It is the firm belief of the HSA that status-quo be maintained concerning the area of Churachandpur district as the District is a beautiful mosiac of sister communities living together since time immemorial .

The HSA wishes the new State government success in its endeavours to usher in peace, development and progress in the state of Manipur and the
hill-districts in particular,

It is the prayer of the HSA that all the needs of Pherzawl District would soon be addressed; and that progress and developmental  works would soon begin in the right earnest.

The construction of  required government administrative buildings, quarters and infrastructures befitting of a district headquarters  should  be at Pherzawl - the district headquarters of Pherzawl District.

The Pherzawl District is a district for all the kindred communities residing there and it is the collective responsibility of the denizens to pull in together for its welfare, peace, progress and development without any bias or prejudices.

Sd/-
Lal Robul Pudaite
COORDINATOR

Sd/-
Malsawmthang Ralsun
SECRETARY

Imphal, April 3, 2017 (DIPR): Chief Minister Shri N. Biren Singh today said that his approach will be humanity approach to regain the lost trust among people of different communities living in the State and his slogan to bridge the gap between hill and valley is “Go to Hill”.

This was stated by Shri N. Biren Singh to the members of the Manipur Hill Journalists’ Union (MHJU) when the latter called on him at his Office Chamber today.

“Whatever the diversities among different ethnic communities in the State we are one and the media has to play a great role in bringing together all the communities”, he continued.

Assuring that transparency will be there in his Government, the Chief Minister also appealed the members of the MHJU to give their suggestions so as to "regain the trust among ourselves". He also said that as a measure to ensure delivery of benefits to the beneficiaries under various schemes of TD & Hills Department, he is planning to distribute them personally at the respective Hill District HQs with the concerned minister.

Regarding the demands mentioned in the memorandum submitted to him by the MHJU, the Chief Minister instructed the Chief Engineer of PWD to take up the renovation work of the existing Press Club at Churachandpur and for allotment of land and establishment of a Press Club of the Union at Imphal, he gave his nod but told the members of the Union to first identify the land.

Regarding establishment of a Press Club at the district headquarters of all the Hill districts, the Chief Minister suggested them to request the respective district administration to provide a room to the Union in the Mini Secretariats of all the districts.

The six member delegation of the MHJU was led by its President Sothing Shimra, General Secretary S. Nengkhanlun and Finance Secretary Timothy Z. Zote. The meeting was also attended by Director of  IPR Shri Meghachandra Kongbam.

Tuithaphai, April 3: Mnipur's Minister for Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, Agriculture, Pu V. Hangkhanlian has said that "it is unlikely for the BJP-led government to roll back" the decision of the previous government on creation of seven new districts in the state.

Pu Hangkhanlian told this to the Pherzawl District Development Committee (PDDC) officials when they called on him at his residence in Zenhang Lamka on Sunday morning, according to a press statement released by the PDDC.


PDDC officials Pu H.K. Joute (chairman), Upa L.Thanzam Pulamte (Secretary) and Pu Timothy Z. Zote (Pubbic Relations) felicitated the minister with a traditional Hmar shawl - Thangsuo Puon - on the occasion.

On Pherzawl District, Pu Hangkhanlian told the PDDC officials that "everyone must work together in a fair manner without favouring a particular community or areas for an all round development", while adding that "it is unlikely for the BJP-led government to roll back" the decision of the previous government. 

Last year, the Congress government created seven new districts in "order to bring development closer to the people of remote areas". While the decision received mixed response from several communities, the erstwhile Pherzawl District Demand Committee, rechristened as Pherzawl District Development Committee, has  welcomed the decision wholeheartedly. The committee has even submitted the a list of essential government departmental officials to be posted at Pherzawl and other stationary items for smooth function of the district.
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