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A nungta Pasian a bia Zomite tungah i biak Pasian in thupha hong pia in, leitung ah khihcip leh ukcip a i omna panin ei le ei ki makaiha a, minam khat hi dingin hong lem hong gelsak leh a tangtun zawh tu in kum 69 cingta hi cih i thei ciat hi. Banghang in February 20 ni sese Zomi NamNi in kizang hi ding hiam i cih ciangin tangthu tampi na om hi. Tua te lakah a masa pen a kimu thei khat in 1918 kum in Chin National Education Development Organisation cih kipawkna Zomi bup huam ading kiphuan khia hi. 1928 kum ciangin Chin Hills Union Organisation cih kipawlna kiphuan leuleu hi. Tua kipawlna pan in Zomi makaite in ngetna(propsal) thu 9 te 1938 kum in kikhen sat a, 1948 kum in kikupna kinei hi. 1948 kum February 19-22 ni sungin akibawl Falam Khawmpi ah Tedim makai Pu Thawng Za Khup in ukpi thuneihna leh siahtung siahphei beisak ding vai thusunna hong nei a, Zomi mipi ading in a haksa lua hausa thuneihna phiat in mipi kimakaihna zat ding hong pulaak hi. Pu Thawng Za Khup thusunna pen Fal...

Chin ethnic dancers perform traditional dance at a ceremony to mark the 69th Chin National Day in Yangon. Photo: Zaw Gyi (Panita) Chin ethnic people in Yangon celebrated 69th National Chin Day with great joy in Farim Hall in Ahlone Township, Yangon yesterday afternoon. The celebration was divided into two parts with Yangon Festival Committee Chairman Salai Htun Hlaing delivering the opening speech and Committee General Secretary Mai Sui Hlei Zing reading the reports and expressing gratitude. Next the annual homage paying ceremony to Chin National Leaders was carried out and testimonials to Chin National day were read. In the second part of the programme Chin ethnic brethren performed traditional dances, showcased their traditional clothing, and celebrated with modern dances and songs sung by Chin ethnic artists. “Today Chin nationals, young and old, were able to reunite and our traditional attire and culture was available for all to see. By showcasing out culture we received recogni...

Introduction Chin National Day was the result of our forefathers’ collaborated effort in order for our Chin people to have freedom, liberty, equality, and management of our own affairs without outside interference. On February 20, 2005, we will be celebrating the 57 th anniversary of that united effort of our Chin people. The date February 20 was designated for the Chin National Day at the Chin Special Division General Conference held on February 19-20, 1948. At the first celebration of the Chin National Day held on February 20, 1951, the then Prime Minister of the Union of Burma U Nu himself attended, and the Government of the Union of Burma recognized February 20 as the National Holiday. Chin National Day shows that we the Chins are a distinct people in the Union of Burma. The Independence of Burma and the beginning of National Turmoil Before the British imperialization of Burma the Chins always managed their own affairs. They were never ruled by any outside power. The Chi...

Hih mun ah #Zomi_National_Day aihkeh #ZND vai i gawmkhawm di hi. Posted by Len Nupa on  Saturday, February 20, 2016

Mami Varte @Zomi Nam Ni celebration, Imphal 2012 Posted by Len Nupa on  Monday, February 29, 2016