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Tawmging Beh Khang Tangthu Hawm Nih Na

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Tawmging beh pu leh pate in beh laibu neih zawh nadingin 1951 kum a kipan kimuhkhopna nanei zel zel uh hi.1958 kumin Tedim leh Leilum a om Tawmging beh teng in kikupna na nei uh hi. Tedim PartyUnit zumpi panin lai nambat 230/3/U, 23-3-1969 tawh Zomi khempeuh in i piankhiatna beh leh phung tangthu leh kizop ki nainate kaikhawm a Tedim Party Unit zumpi ah puak ciat dingin na ngen hi.Tua hun lai a i beh makai Pa Pau Za Gin leh Pa Khai Za Kham makai-in beh sung thu kikupna na bawlzel uh hi. Beh kikhop nunung pen 1971 kumin Saizang khua ah na bawl uh hi. Tua ki khopna pancommittee teel in kum thum sung thu leh la na kaikhawm uh a, 1973 May 16 ni-in a khatveina Tawmging beh laibu hong bawl khia zo uh hi.Hih 1973 beh laibu pen tu in kum 30 val hong sawt to ta hi.

　

Khang thak min kikhum nailo zongtampi hong om ta hi. Hih beh laibu dapphah in khangthakte in tangthu nakpi takin hong kan khia uh a,thumaan pawl khat muh beh in guan beh ding zong tampi mu uh hi. Tua hi aa 1973 beh laibu sung pana maan lo thute puah pha in, a kisam teng behlap in, a tamluate khiam in, a sauluate a kitomlak ahi hi.Ta upa khanggui bek hi nawn lo-in ta numeite, i makte i mote a beh min tawh a kikhum, a cing zawlaibu hong kibawl ta hi.

　

Pupi Tawm Ging ta pasal gukte sung pan u zaw nau zaw vai, hausa vai, pupi’min Tawm Ging a dik zaw a hihna a kipan thu thak tampi zong kibehlap hi.Beh laibu bawlna a hangin u sung nau sung kinai zia kizop zia theih nading hi a beh dangte tawhkitelkhialhna a piang sak thei ding, gal thahna, gal matna, gal-aihna te leh tua tawh kisai la kiphuaktea hi thei zah in kong guang nawn kei uh hi. Beh sung thu piangte zong thu maan theih nading ciang bekin a tomno in kong gelh uh hi.

Lo khawh singpuakna, samat sa-aihna tawh kizom gawh leh luptekong guang uh hi. Galkap sung ulian, kumpi nasem ulian, pilna lam degree ngahte leh gual tung atuangte hong kiguang hi. Zomite piancilna, sakhi Tawmging hong pianna leh behsung tulpigui lehtultawi thute tutung beh laibu pan kihemkhia kik hi. Mailam hun ah thumaan pen kiselcip thei lo hi, ahi mah hi i cih theih kim hun ciangin suah sak theih dingin kikem phot hi.Zomite i lai ui-in hong nek sak (Jew lai Sen kumpi-in hong sukmang sak) a kipan Zo tangthu pen lai tawh kiciamteh hi nawnlo a, a khang a khangin kam tawh kigen sawn a hih manin ciapteh dan,theih dan kibang lo tampi om ding hi.

　

Hih laibu sunga thute zong zakhat ah zakhat (100%) maansinsen ding kici thei lo hi. Pansan kician takin tu a sanga tangthu a maan zaw a thei i om leh mailamhunah puah pha toto ding hi hang.Khanggui hi taleh degree ngahte a kipan thu tuamtuam hong kipuak teng bek kisuaksak hi.Hong kipuak lo, a suakkha lo mi tampi ki om lai ding hi. Hong kipuakte zong laibu bawl hunsawtpi hia behlap ding tampi om khin ding hi. Tu a nihvei bawlna behlaibu in Kawlgam sung bek ahuam zo pan ahi hi. Mailam hunah sim leh mal, leitung bup a huam behlaibupi khat i bawl zawh nadingi lunggulh mah mah hi. Laibu khat bawl khiat nading haksa mahmah a, mawhna zon ding leh gensiatding lamsang bel baih mahmah ahih manin kicinlahna khempeuh hong theisiam a, nong mai sak nadingunzahtakna lianpi tawh kong thum uh hi.

　

Laibu bawl CommitteeTawmging beh laibuMarch 2008.

Tawmging Beh Khang Laibu a Nihna by Zomi National

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