Political Science ngah Lungdampihna

Zomi minam vai ah mimuan huai gige khat ahi Pu Tual Khan Suan Tongciin khuami in a teenna Tennessee ah Political Science tawh Middle Tennessee State University pan hong Graduated a hih manin lungdampihna kong tangko hi.

Pu Tual Khan Suan (Suanpi) pen Tennessee Zomi sungah makai hong semsem zel aa, tu laitak Zomi Innkuan USA gam sungah Vice President a sem laitak ahih ban-ah Zomi Innkuan Tennessee ah Secretary a sep laitak zong ahihi. Kawlgam ah B.A zo khin hiam khat in ka thei aa(a hih keileh ngaidam), Lailam ki va mahmah khat leh mi ci taktak mahmah ahihna a sang kahpih Rev.Ciin Sian Khai Th.D in USA ah hong pai lai-in hong gen ngei hi.

Galkap ki-ukna pan suahtakna dingin:

(i) All Burma Students' Democratic Front (ABSDF) kipawlna leh,

(ii) Network for Democracy and Development (NDD) sungah kipum piak in Kawlgam a ding na sem tinten hi.

Political lam ah Zomite thahat semsem in Zogam Zomi hong khangcing sak ding Pasian in a tate Tha hong dim kikta hen. A lungdampih...

Thawn Tuang
Nashville TN USA
Dec 27,2015

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