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      -in commemoration of the 34th Mizoram State Day (20th February 2021) Till today, our (Mizo) history of origin is still shrouded in mystery. Even our historians, who have spent decades trying to discover our point of origin are still undivided and in disagreement regarding the matter. However, amidst all such mysteries and uncertainties surrounding the origin of the Mizo race, one fact always stood out even against the test of time. And that fact is that ‘there is a Mizo nation.’ The reason being that there are Mizo i.e. us, and we have our own land i.e. Mizoram. Our identity and the land, which we can rightfully claim as our own, are not gifts which we received out of nowhere. Rather, they are born out of and stamped by our blood and sweat of the hardships that we endure down the years. Thus, today, let us all remember our fallen heroes of the yesteryears, who have toiled hard and persevered to give us what we have today.  In the days of our ancestors, there was no such thing as

   Mizo te hi kan tobul (origin) hi vawiin thlengin a la chiang thei lova, kan tobul chhuitu, kan historian te ngei ngei pawh thu tawp siam danah an la inlungrual thei chuang lo. Mahse, chung chian lohna leh hriat chhuah hleihtheih loh thil (mystery) karah chuan thil chiang tak pakhat erawh a awm…chu chu Mizo ram leh hnam (Mizo nation)  a awm tih hi a ni. Vawiinah hian tumahin keini, Mizo te hi kan to bul dik tak kan la chhui chhuah fuh hleihtheih loh avang ringawt hian ‘hnam in tling lova, ram in nei lo’ min ti ngawt thei lo. A chhan chu Mizo hnam kan awm a, ram ‘Mizoram’ kan nei bawk a. He kan nihna (identity) leh ‘ka ram’ ti-a chhal tur ram kan neih te hi tu min pek mah a ni lova, tumahin min chhuhsak thei,hek lo. Kan thisen leh thlan tui hmanga kan sual chhuah, kan ta liau liau a ni a, chung kan neih theihna tura theihtawp lo chhuah tu, kan hnam pasaltha fam ta te kha vawiinah hian I hre reng ang u.  Kan pi leh pu te hun lai khan vawiin ang hian ‘Mizo hnam’ hi a la awm lova, ‘Mizor