Nov 21, 2008

My Childhood Christmas Memoirs

When i think of my Childhood Christmas celebrations, I wish I could recall those innocent memories and unforgotable moments. In my imaginations, I can see all my Childhood friend's faces. It scrolls like a photo sliding on a photo frame. I am confuse wher to start and where to end up my writing.

Though I was born in Behiang Village, I do not have any memory of Behiang as we were shifted to Daijang before I can recollect memories. Daijang Village, which we popularly known as the Bethlehem of the Zo people because it is the place where Zomi National Congress was established and the Word ZOMI /Zo was first proclaimed my the Zo leaders.

The farthest event which I can recollect is that, On December 23, my mom took me to Lamka where all my uncles were residing. It was also the first time I saw Lamka in my humble life. By reaching New Lamka I start wondering how would it be, if i ware residing in Lamka town. I saw vehicles, buildings and so many thing which were out of the sight in a village. It was in the year 1980, then I was only 4 years old.

We went direct to Zoveng, where my uncles are staying, by reaching Zoveng, we were warmly greeted by my uncles and aunties. I was asked to tell what I like most which was promised it would be bought. I replied Pistol. Then my uncle took me to old bajar and bought me a two rupees pistol with a dozen of pistol caps. I was so happy and wanted to return home as soon as possible. But I was told that we would be staying one night at my uncle's place. And the next day come. Me and my mom return home.

By reaching home, all my village kids gathered in our home, I was the king on that day. I words were followed by each and everyone... because I have a pistol...........

More........ to pop up

Nov 8, 2008

I love Google

Another view of the south side of the :en:Goog...Image via Wikipedia
There are hundreds of Search Engines on the internet. Out of these numerous internet search engines, I love Google.Com the most. Why? Let me briefly eleborate it.

Voted four times Most Outstanding Search Engine by Search Engine Watch readers, Google has a well-deserved reputation as the top choice for those searching the web. The crawler-based service provides both comprehensive coverage of the web along with great relevancy. It's highly recommended as a first stop in your hunt for whatever you are looking for.

I love Google for the wide range of features it offers, such as cached links that let you "resurrect" dead pages or see older versions of recently changed ones. It offers excellent spell checking, easy access to dictionary definitions, integration of stock quotes, street maps, telephone numbers and more. See Google's help page for an entire rundown on some of these features. The Google Toolbar has also won a popular following for the easy access it provides to Google and its features directly from the Internet Explorer browser.

Some other reason why I love google.

Alerts I received news, my people, my area, my places and search results via email every day which help me to update my people in return. I dont have to keep on searching a particular topics. I am always alerted.

Blog Search Find blogs on your favorite topics: Again this is one of the tools which am am using intensly. I keep on searching for what kind of blogs are being develop in the internet environment.

  1. Google Chrome New! A browser built for speed, stability and security
  2. Desktop Search your own computer
  3. Directory Browse the web by topic
  4. Images Search for images on the web
  5. NotebookNew! Clip and collect information as you browse the web
  6. Scholar Search scholarly papers
  7. Specialized Searches Search within specific topics
  8. Toolbar Add a search box to your browser
  9. University Search Search a specific school's website
  10. Web Search Search over 8 billion web pages
  11. Web Search Features Do more with search
  12. Explore and innovate
  13. Code Download APIs and open source code
  14. Labs Try out new Google products
  15. Communicate, show & share
  16. Blogger Express yourself online
  17. Calendar Organise your schedule and share events with friends
  18. Docs Create and share your online documents, presentations, and spreadsheets
  19. Google Mail Fast, searchable email with less spam
  20. Groups Create mailing lists and discussion groups
  21. Orkut Meet new people and stay in touch with friends
  22. Picasa Find, edit and share your photos
  23. Talk IM and call your friends through your computer
  24. Translate View web pages in other languages
  25. Go mobile
  26. Mobile Use Google on your mobile phone
  27. Much more...................

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New in Labs: Tasks, Text Messaging in Chat

Tasks
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Nov 6, 2008

Chin, Mizo, Zomi or Kuki- Which is the most politically acceptable identity for the Zo?

The first and foremost thing to do is, properly digest the terms of the nomenclatures which were given to the Zo people by several great scholars of the world. Only then, we would be clear which one is acceptable. I am not trying to convince this or that is the most acceptable. It totally depends on you. Here are the terms:

ZOMI / MIZO

The term 'Zomi' meaning, Zo+mi 'Zo People' is derived from the generic name 'Zo', the progenitor of the Zomis. Mizo is the reverse of Zomi. Pu T. Gougin quoted "it should be Zomi not Mizo, because when God created the universe. He starts with the earth and only then human being. Therefore, Zo should come first and mi should follow suit"

CHIN

As already mentioned, in Burma the Zomi are known as Chin. It has since become a matter of great controversy how this terminology originated. In this respect many scholars advanced different theories. B. S. Carey and H. N. Tuck asserted it to be a Burmese corruption of the Chins word “Jin” or “Jen” which means man. Prof. F. K. Lehman was of the view that the term might be from the Burmese word ‘Khyan” which means ‘basket’, saying,

“The term ‘Chin’ is imprecise. It is a Burmese word (khyan), not a Chin Word. It is homologous with the contemporary Burmese word meaning basket”.

Implied thus is that the basket carrying inhabitants of the Chin Hills bordering the plain Burmans are Chin.

KUKI

Probably the first recorded used of the name “Kuki” appeared in the History of Tripura as early as 1512 AD . During the reign of Tripura Raja Dhanya Manikya (around 1490 AD), it was pointed out that, wild race called Kukees live Thannangchi Forest of Tripura. Yet the origin of the word itself is most obscure. The colonial historians divided the Zomi under two names, i.e. the “Kuki” and the “Lushai”. This was clearly demonstrated in the writing of Rawlins. In his paper published in the Asiatic Research Vol. II, p.12 he called the people “Cucis” or “Mountaineers from Tipra” by adopting the name used by the Bengali and Assamese when referring to the Zomi of Chittagong Hill Trace and Tripura Hills. Colonel John Shakespeare clubbed them together and called them “the Lushai-Kuki Clans”.

After reading all this findings, I guess you are clear enough to decide which of the following Nomenclature is politically acceptable?


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Oct 28, 2008

One Year Anniversary of ZOLENGTHE Mobile News

Amun : Editor’s Residence, Munirka
Ani & Ahun : 27th Oct 2008, 06.30PM

SMSGupShup.Com tungtawn a Zo suonte kithuzahna (microblogging), ZOLENGTHE – Connecting the Zo people Pu T. Zamlunmang Zou in October 27, 2007 a anapat khiet, kum khat chin lopna thupitah a zah in um. Mipi 100 lam peikhawm in inn dim phit phet in kikhopna kinei hi.

Pu Ginsanglian, Secretary, ZSP Delhi in hun kituuptah in kem a, HUMCARE Ministry enkoltu, Evan. Totong Haokip in Pasian kungah hun latna nei hi.

Pu T. Zamlunmang Zou @ Pu Zolengthe in mipi ngainatah a peikhawm te vaidawn thugenna nei in VVIP te pulahna zong nei hi. VVIP te ahileh:

Pu Haumuanlun Samte, Editor, ZogamThuthang
Pu Ngamkholen, Editor, PupaTimes
Pu Mangzamuan, Editor, KhalvontawiInfo
Pu Hausienmuan, Editor, Zouheisa

Tam teng zaw in ZOLENGTHE ana pat khietdan taangpi tam anei abang in gen hi.

ZOLENGTHE - Connecting the Zo people" chi thupi a nei in niingkum apat tuni dong in Zo nampi sungah ahithei tan in thuthang leh siemsinna lam hi'n sepna suina lam hitaleh I nam sunga bawlsiet a umte ban ah dihlou tah a nasepnate awareness ana ki bawl zing hi. Zo suonte sunga Mobile tungtawn a news hawmza dan pandohtu ahiban ah ama panpina toh tuni chieng in mobile news tampi um theita hi.

Adieh in Zo kam zang ka pienpi chin-le-tuoite leh ka nam sunga di'n bang ka bawl thei a um ei chi bangma siemna leh chitna neisih ma leng zong kana sui zing hi. Alaw ching tahpi umlou in, gen ta maimai lei... TONGSHANN monthly magazine kana pandoh a tuochi'n michin in hoi sachietna pi'n Zou nam sunga lailam ngainatna leh ngaisahna a tawm man in guitung zoulou in aki dinkhawl vawtta hi. Jaat tawmte ading in market neu a, bangma ki toudel joulou in um zing hi.


Delhi ah 2004 in ka tung tou a, tuonia pat Delhi apat in ka bawlthei bang a um ei chi ka na khuot zing hi.

Ni khat September 24, 2007 in internet a lut in google.com ah FREE SMS TO HUGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE chi'a ka sui leh free sms chi tampi hing kitung doh leilui sam hi. Aban ban a en dit det in ka ban bawl a, ka ki register suoh kei hi. Zo suon sung ah kei sanga email/net account tam nei zaw di koima um di'n ka gingta sih hi. Internet tungtawn a ka nam adi'a ka bawl thei bang a um ei chi'a sui sui kahi zaw hi.

Ka dei bang bangma mudoh lou kahi man in hun tomkhat ka kholsan kiata hi. November hing hitou in nikhat Pu Haulienkap in Hmar ten zong SMS tungtawn a news kithot theina nei uh hive aw, chi'n ahing thei sah hi. Kei zong tuoni'a pat kipan kia in sui thei suimaw a ka sui leh atawpna ah www.smsgupshup.com, tuni'a i zahpen uh ka suidoh ta hi.



Ka suidoh toh kiton in 'Hmar' chi'n gupshup ah ka sui kia leu leu a 'SinlengNews' chi ka suidohta hi. A sil umdan te hoitah a study ka bawl sung in kalkhat bang ang lutta. Tuachi'n October 27, 2007 ni'n Delhi a umte number khen khat guong in news ka hing thot leh peithei ahiman in kipana lienpi toh 'Ohaw' chi'n "The Herbinger, Connecting the Zo people" chi a thupi di'n setting ka hing bawlpanta hi. Amin masapen ahileh ZOKUOM ahi a, Pu Haulienkap in ZOKUOM sang in ZOLENGTHE hisah zaw in achiman in ke'n zong ka ngaisut leh nal kasa a group min di'n ZOLENGTHE chi'n November 27, 2007 ni'n akikhelkia hi.

Tuahunlai in zong all India a kibawl thei ahilam ka theinai dawi si hi. Delhi leh akimvel a Zou umteng kithuzah tuona in kizang tou zel hi. Hinanleh all India hitheidi ahi chi gintatna toh nita khat December 27, 2007 nita in internet ah naikal 4 zen tou in ka try charchar hi. Gmail a kaki chat pi Moreh te, Mumbai a um Nh. Teresa Zou toh kaki chat lai un, a mobile number ka ngen a, aman chuh zi neisa kahizieh in ahing pe nuom paisih hi (he he he!), hinanleh ka silbawl sawm ka gen phet in ahing pia a, tuochi'n a number add in message ka thot leh hing tung achiman in, ka lung anuom mama ta hi.

*Nh. Teresa Zou is the first to receive ZOLENGTHE outside Delhi and NCR. (Tangval te'n a number nget thei. Heheheee!)

Tuoni'a pat in All India a number ka thei teng message thot in a join didan te bang hil zel in, abawl theiloute invite bawl tha in tuni chieng aki tungtouta hi.

India sunga Zo suonte lah a microblogging/Mobile News nei masapen SinlengNews (started in 2005, hinanleh 2005 a smsgupshup.com um nailou, bang ana zah adiei kithei lou, ama'n agenna ah 2005 apat kapat hita chuh chiiiiiii!??) ahi'a anina (2nd) ahileh ZOLENGTHE ahi. Tuni chieng in ZOLENGTHE instruction na nei ah namchin in i neita uhi.

ZOLENGTHE hing um apat in i nam sungah ki chimatna leh innlam thu a milip in i theinuom uh i khutdawn a sim thei in hing umta hi.

Innlam peina:

Tam teng ban ah tutung Lamka a ZSP Golden Jubilee mang dia avapeina mipite’n ana thupi bawldan uh, ZOLENGTHE pataathuoi leh phatuom asah dan uleh ZSP Miss Contestant te nasan in khovel a amingaisang pen te lah ua pangkha ahidan gen in Pasian thupina pie hi. Tam bang a Zo mipite’n phatuom asah uh ahiman in a lawm leh guol, a editorpi te lungkelou a chitahna toh Zo mite kankhawm zing diing in hasot thug en hi.

Speech:

Pu Haumuanlun Samte,
Editor, ZOGAMTHUTHANG

Pu Zamlunmang @ Pu Zolengthe in hichibang SMS News anapat na tungah a Credit (Pahtawina) saangpen kape masa ahi. Pu Zolengthe hi mifel leh Zo mipite a diing a Celebrity khat in ka ngai hi. Ka mi ngatnat leh ngaisang te khat zong ahi. Pi Irene Tungnung @ Pi Zolengthe zong full support ana pie zing man in ka patah mama hi. Tulai mi buoi chiet, News Paper a tawn a sim suo diindeen koima um nawn lou, mobile news tungtawn a straight to the point I bawl pen phatuam mama ahi. Khatvei teng houchik abang na a, Pu Zolengthe in innlam apeina ZOLENGTHE zieh a asiltua te a gen chieng in thathaw bang a um thethut jel hi. Lawkna bangma umlou hinapi hichituh a kibuoipi chi khawng I ngaituah chieng in khatvei teng bang thasiet chang bang a um jel sam hi. Ka roommate in bang, nang a diing a phattuomna bangmah um lou, mipite gensiet leh pahtak na lawh maimai hing chi jel hi. Adihna chieng zong um in ka thei hi. Abang teng hileh Pu ZOLENGTHE kapahtakna lienpen pie in ka hun ka jou ding chi’n a hun jou hi.

Speech:

Pu Ngamkholen,
Editor, PUPATIMES

Hiche to bang a eimite kithuzahna hin theja masa pen Pu ZOLENGTHE hi thupi kasa’n pahchanna thupipen ka pen ahi. Eimi lah a eima pao in Mobile News I nei chiet uvin, eima pao in iki nei cheh uve. Hizong leh Pu ZOLENGTHE in bawl hoikasa pen in ahe. Kei zong hi ZOLENGTHE tungtawn a PupaTime kana pat doh ahi hi. ZOLENGTHE um lou hileh hitobang kithuzahna ana ki theikha nailou di ahi zieh in kipa um kasa hi. Lamka lang a eimite Media plateform dia English News paper khat zong patdoh theina diing in News sai haw kana houpi ji’n, I pankhawm uh ngai in ka thei hi. Eimi news English a I nei lou uleh Manipur hin a pulang hileh I thu koiman ahin hetpi lou ahi tai. Ka thuchaina din Pu ZOLENGTHE leh Pi ZOLENGTHE ka pahchanna ka pe kiit ne.

Speech:

Pu Hausienmuan
Editor, ZOUHEISA

Internet leh mobile tungtawn a I nam tawi sang pen khu Pu Zamlunmang ahi. Ka thanuomna, Hobby dan a Zouheisa pen kanapat ahia, tam zong khu Pu ZOLENGTHE apat ka theidah ahi. Microblogging bawl teng in “Zodawn a gam ningkawi leh koima kuugah kikou joulou, I mipite aw a zah hi thei chiet leh chi ka dei hi” Zou sunga internet tungtawn a I khodah theina diing hing pan Pu Zamlunmang pen pataat huoi kasa mama hi. Aman ahileh tun internet site hi’n, blog hitaleh 20 lam bang a nei ta hi. Zou nam toh kisai a internet lam gen di hitalei Pu Zamlunmang silbawl pen 80% pha phiel ding in ka gingta hi. UZO ten tam asilhoi bawl a thei pi ua, pahtawina apieh uh bang dei huoi kasa hi.

Speech:

Pu Mangzamuan
Editor, KHALVONTAWIINFO

Mobile news toh kisai a credit teng Pu ZOLENGTHE kapia ahi. Kei silbawl KHALVONTAWIINFO pen Thangkhal ham a kibawl ahi. Zodawn a umte International hi’n National lam hitaleh tulai update zing poimaw china toh ana kibawl ahi. SMS News bawl pen credit teng toh minsietna teng toh a kipawkhawm leetluut ahi.

Tuhpah Sietna:

VVIP te thugen zaw in Nh. Cicily Tungnung in ka bawl thei sun chi’n Pu ZOLENGTHE lutang ah TUHPA leh ribbon san sietna leh gahsahna bawl hi.

Speech:

Pu Haulienkap
Chairman, ZCF Delhi

Asepga Pu ZOLENGTHE in amu ahia, Pu ZOLENGTHE nasepte sum leh pai a lei ding hileh leizaw guol ahisih hi. Tua leh Pi ZOLENGTHE zong kapataat mama hi. Noute jal a igam angki revive kia ding ka lam en hi.

Speech:

Rev. GK Samte
Pastor, ZCF Delhi

ZOLENGTHE tungtawn a mi tampi’n khanlohna leh vision muhna anei ding uh ka gingta hi. Pasian in Pu ZOLENGTHE pilna, siemna leh dam theina toh phungvuh ta hen. ZOLENGTHE hing um tungtawn a I nam sung ki naisem leh ki mu peilet sem in ka thei hi. Ummun a news hing simsah leh akin theilam akithuja theina ZOLENGTHE pen thupi kasa mamahi.

Thumsahna:

Tam teng zaw in Pastor Rev. GK Samte inZOLENGTHE, ZOGAMTHUTHANG, PUPATIMES, KHALVONTAWIINFO leh ZOUHEISA editor te thumsahna nei hi.

Pi ZOLENGTHE @ Irene Tungnung in nuomthu tutna nei a tua zaw in Pu Khupminthang in thumna toh hunkhana nei hi.

Mipi peikhawm teng in limtah leh kipatah in annkuong sawkhawmna kinei a, kikhen ahita hi.

SEE ALL THE FOTOS HERE

Recording

T. Thangminlien
Secy. Zou Organisation Delhi