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Siamkima Kimna - Rohmingthanga Ralte

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Siamkima Kimna  - Rohmingthanga Ralte Asst.Professor, GANC. Tunlai kan thil tawnte nen pawh ngaihtuah zawm thiam tan chuan kan hnam ze phûng leh ṭawng chungchang, Siamkima kamchhuak aṭang hian a lo fiah thin mang e! MIZONA LEH CULTURE ''Liandala avang hian, ''Pi pu Chhuahtlang'' hi Mizo te rilru leh ngaihtuahnaah hian hlui thei lovin a thar reng dawn a ni''.   ''Mizo rilruah a thar reng dawn a ni kan tih hian Liandala 'Pi pu Chhuahtlang hlui' hi kan din thar leh dawn tihna erawh chu a ni lo. Din thar leh a hnekin kan Mizo khawsak dan leh nunphung inthlak danglam zel hian 'Pi pu Chhuahtlang hlui' hi kan hlat tial tial zawk dawn niin a lang a. Amaherawhchu kan nun changkang zel hian a hlat deuh deuh emaw kan tih hian a lang fiah tawlh tawlh dawn si a ni. A chhan chu hnam dang finna leh literature-te kan zira kan hriat hnu hian kan hmabak leh tihmakmawh chu mahni inhriat chian leh inen chian h...
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A Comparative Study of Women Status in Lali and Chhingpuii - Rohmingthanga Ralte

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A Comparative Study of Women Status in  Lali and Chhingpuii Rohmingthanga Ralte Assistant Professor Dept. of Mizo, GANC 16 th October 2018 The two short stories we are going to compare is “Lali” by L.Biakliana and “Chhingpuii” written by Kaphleia. L.Biakliana and Kaphleia were soulmates in the field of Mizo literature. They can be best described as ‘birds of a feather’. They are inseparable in the field of Mizo literature in that it would be incomplete to mention either name without mentioning both. Both had studied outside Mizoram and developed great interests in uplifting the people of their home state and the society. They were social thinkers whose vision entirely focused on social reformation. However, they were prevented from working out their vision as they suffered from the same disease; Tuberculosis, which was incurable at that time. Both died at very young age. Both were concerned about the status of women in pre-modern Mizo society which they ...
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