Tedim Gam thuneina Zou leh Kamhau – Sukte ana kitu ngei

India leh Burma ki khenma peh peh, kum 1886 laivel in Tedim gam sungah vaihawmna kitu in Zou leh Kamhau mite ana ki tuoldel ngei uhi.

Kum 1911 apat ki publish Tedim Thu Kizakna Lai (July 1937, p.4) in Kamhau mite leh Zou hausate Tedim gam ana kituhna uh genkha hi. Tua hunlai in Kamhau-Sukte ten Tedim gam lienpi ah vai ana hawm uhi. Tuahun kum 1893 lai in Zou khuo 19 – Tuitum, Nabu, Kwunki, Tuidam, Chenglam, Mulam, Vanglai, Loibual, Savum, Yimwell, Buksau, Tunzang, Tunka, Tunvum, Hawbon, Chilpi, Beltung leh Narlzan (foreign historian te geldan) ana um hi.

Tuahun lai in Kamhau miten Zou khuo Thangkhal, Tungkua, Tawtak, Vanglai, Tualzangm Theimual, Belbi, Lailui leh Khuadai te ana luonkhum ua, ki tuol delna huoise tah ana pieng hi. Khat in jou jel, khat in lel jel chin ana um den uhi. Kamhau in Tedim khopi luota chitu ang um chiengin Zou hausate zong kitha patkia ua, Tedim khuo haltum dimdem uhi. Tua mi hun in Kamhau ahileh gamlah a kibu in anasuota hi. Thadou leh Burma miten Zou hausate ana kithuopi uhi.

Bridging the Zo people through Music

We all know that music can do great things, music can bridge the gaps and music can build walls. We may think that music is just a kind of entertainment or just an accompaniment to a song. Music rocks and pull the youngsters, give peace of minds to the sorrows, give comforts to the lonely people. So, lets use music to bind us and build a new bond of love.

Recent example, some of the well known and popular Mizo singers in Tutkhawl Zaikhiang did a great job. Some people from Mizoram as far as i have experienced from chatting might not be aware of what Simte language or who and where they are from. It is highly appreciable that the Mizo singers

with lots of difficulties learnt and bring out such a great album. Through this Simte VDO Album, i have a great expectations that there would be certain closeness as well as awareness among us who and where we are.

Therefore, Let Mizo singers often come to Churachandpur and Zomi or Kuki Singers in Mizoram.