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  • The Brief History of Chin National Day
    The Chin National Day did not come into being accidentally but it came into existence as a result of the long and steady struggle against t...
  • Zomi Nam Ni (Zomi National Day)
    Zomi Nam Ni is celebrated on the 20th day of February every year since 1948 in different countries. The Day is observed as a day of delivera...
  • K'Cho Chin
    In everyday Life of K'Cho Society, the word " Mei Om Law" is a formal welcoming greeting of K'ChoLand. The Kcho people us...
  • Chin Ethnic Group Codes for 2014 Census in Myanmar
    Codes for 2014 Census in Myanmar (ONLY few selected codes) Number Main   Ethnic Group Sr No Ethnicity Code No. 04 CHIN 01 CHIN 401     ...
  • Dai
    The Dai or Daai (Yindu) are an ethnic tribe of Chin, Myanmar. The Burmese used to call the Dai "Yindu Chin" because of their cloth...
  • Hakha
    Hakha (ha: hka, formerly called Haka) is the capital of Chin State in Burma. It is located in the northeast in Chin State. The vernacular ...
  • Who are the the Zomis?
    The Generic Name F.K. Lehman, Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics, University of Illinois (USA), who had done extensive study on th...
  • Chin State
    Chin State   is a state located in western Burma (Myanmar). The 36,019-square-kilometre (13,907 sq mi) Chin State is bordered by Rakhine Sta...
  • Tribes of Matu
    In Matu tribes contain; Batuu, Thai Phum, Nga Leng, Leng le, Oei Thang, Kui Hon, Nga Tuu, Lengtin, Piltun, Hnamhon, Wethoo, Hlatan Tribes. ...
  • Tedim Township
    Tedim or Tiddim Township  is a township in Tedim District of the Chin State of Burma (Myanmar). There are 55 village-tracts and 132 village...