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 Zomi/ZCD thu sung ding, kei hoih ka sak thu khun pawl khat   I

Dear ZCD/Zomi pih te,



Zomi/ZCD thu sung ding, kei hoih ka sak thu khun pawl khat


Kei hoih sak dan. Deih nget zong a nget dan siam leng, hong pia ding te leh mipi/midang te muh na ah zong ki lawm zaw se hi.


1. State ai dang a Radio/TV program cih te pen tua state/division sung a om mipi a tam pen in a tel ding kampau/lai zat ding. Kumpi Radio/TV zopau hong pia un e cih sang, a mui bun zaw tam? Hong pia ding te a ding in zong hong piak dan nuam ding.


2. District Myo (Town) pen tua district sung a om mipi te ading a senpi pen/deih pen Town a koih ding. A ki sap leh tua distruct sung a teng mipi ten vote/mee pia ding. Hi pen democracy dan hi a, hong pia ding te a ding in zong hong piak dan nuam ding.


3. State/Town khat sung a om na khat peuh peuh pen tua state or union government in nei ding. A kisai lo State/Division khat in gal vai hawm lo ding. (Genteh na: Chin state, Tedim gam leitang tung a om University pen Tedim University mah hi pah lel ding. Kalay University ci bang zang lo ding.)



4. Lampi a ki tam zat pen (motor a tam pai pen) te puah ma sak ding. Usapi(Priority) a puah/lam ding. Gangaw-Hakha (Hakha-Falam-Kale) sang Kale-Tedim-Rih motor tam pai zaw na pi in, lam ki puah lo zaw. U lian pi te Hakha bek ah teng uh a, a mau a ding a senpi ding bek ngaih sun lo a, mipi a tam thei thei hamphat na ding hong ngaih sut nang.


5. Kumpi zum/ head quarter te zong capital bek ah koih lo in, khua tuam tuam ah zong koih ding. (Eg. tun zong Naypidaw ah kumpi zum tampi a om hang, Ygn ah zong om lai ve ve) tua dan in a senpi na mun te ah a ki zat theih na ding. Eg. Tedim pen Chin State Commercial Capital. Hakha Politial Capital, tui lam khual zin na lam zumpi (Chin state water transportation head office) Paletwa ah ci dan e.


US ah Washing DC ah kumpi zum, New York ah UN Zum ci dan hi a, Australia bang hi leh Canberra a kumpi zum, Melbourne pen sport capital leh Sydney pen Commercial capital ci dan in ki zang lel hi. Na khem peuh capital a koih kul se lo. Australia PR bang a siau(apply) ding hi leng, Asia lam teng Syndey zum ah, Africa lam teng Adelaide lam ci dang in zum/na sep khen bawl uh hi. Ei zong Chin state zumpi khem peuh Hakha ah om kul khin se se lo.


Chin state ah khua kim a khang toh na ding, a hun hun in parliament meeting te zong a kua a kua ah bawl ding. Kei up mawh na ah, hi bang in gen leng Hakha lo teng in hong thu kim pih lel ding a, ei a ding hamphat na khat hong hi pah ding hi.


6. Budget tam pi nei lo pi pi Nyipidaw/Hakha ah u lian te a ding special medical care (athukuh) lam na ding sum tampi bei ma sa sak lo ding. khua neu khua ta te a ding basic medical care a ding zang masa ding. U lian khat pek 1, mizawng meigong khat pek 1. Mi 100 om na khua pi ah pek 100 a ki zat leh mi 10 om na khua ta ah pek 10 zang ding. mi khat pek 1 tawh pai theih na ding.


7. Khangto na lam sum/budget pen a khangto nai lo mun/gam te pia masa (usapi) ding. (eg. Chin State,  - kawlgam bup ah lai thei lo a tam pen 2 na hong ki ci - Tedim)


Muh dan ki bang lo/ muh dan tuam tuam te zong za nuam hang ei. Hong at tek vo.


Lai at,

Mungsen

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