Vawkhniakzawn Thla kan chuangkai leh ta

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Kum chanve kan pel tan ta der mai, ruah sur tam hun vanglai kan thleng chho leh ta. Ka nu vaimim tuh te pawh an vui ve ta reng mai, zu va te'n zah ngai se la kan hma karah chuan a thar hmasa te pawh kan tem ve thei tawh ang chu.

Hnim leh thlai te pawh hi tui pangngai a chawm leh van ruahtui dawng hi an lo inthan chak hleih hle mai a, fur lai hi chuan thlai chin kara hnim to te hi a khat tawk hian tih fai an ngai reng mai a ni. Fur pui vanglai tak tak thlen hmain huana zawngtah leh khanghu hmunte chu hmani lawk khan kan ti fai a, thosi leh vaihmite te nen kan thawk ho a, a nuam dang dai thin hle mai.

Kumin zet zawng kum dang anglo takin hri puiin khawvel a tuama, Mizoram thlengin khawsak phung a nghawng lian hle mai, hei bakah kan zawlnei te'n an lo sawi lawk tawh thim thuah hnih chungchang pawh, India ram ri Galwan ruam vela India leh China sipai inkara boruak thalo tak irh chhuak avangin ngaihtuah a thui duh hle mai.

Nimahsela, sik leh sa leh khawvel chu chawl lovin a kal mup mup reng mai si a, hmasawnna kawng pawh kan zawh ve zel angai si a, hma hun kan hriatloh avangin a tha ber beiseiin leh a chhe ber thleng tura inpeih sa ranin uluk leh tha taka nun kan hman a ngai hle mai.

Khawvel hmawr tawh tak hri leng leh harsatna leng karah nitin kawl a ni chhuak chhiara hriselna tha tak chang chung a ka blog a thil ka la thai lang thei te hi ka vanneiin Pathian chungah ka lawm em em a ni.


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