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The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published Byauthority Regn The Mizoram Gazette EXTRA ORDINARY Published byAuthority Regn. No. NE-313(MZ) 2006-2008 Rs. 2/- per issue VOL - XXXVII Aizawl, Thursday 11.9.2008 Bhadra 20, S.E. 1930, Issue No. 367 NOTIFICATION No. B. 14016/30/07-LADNC, the 9th September, 2008. LushaiHills District (Administration ofJustice) Rules, 1953, Sec 2 (1) (i) in thuneihna a pek angin Mizoram Governor chuan a hnuaia J... tarian ViUage Council te tan A}·rNEXURE a tarlan ang hian an Boundary a siam a. Tunhma lama heng Village Council te tana boundary 10 siam tawh te chu a thiat nghal ani. It Amaherawh chu heng ramri te hi a tul anga enfiah theih a ni ang. 1 CHA\VILUNGVILLA.GE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 2. TLUNGVEL VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 3. DARLAWNG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 4. PHULMAWI VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 5. THINGSULTHLIAH, rtllNGSULTLANGNUAM LEHSELINGJOINTVILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 6. KEPRAN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 7. SAWLENG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 8. N. SERZAWLVILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 9. SATEEKVILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 10. MAUBUANG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 11. LENCHIM VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 12. RUALLUNG LEH RULCHAWM VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 13. DAIDO VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 14. N.E.TLANGNUAM VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 15. PHUAIBUANG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 16. KHAWLIAN VILLAGE COUNCIl BOUNDARY 17. MUALLUNGTHU VILLAGE COlJNCIL BOUNDARY 18. KELSIH VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 19. MELRIATVILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 20. HUALNGOHMUN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY Ex-367/2008 - 2 - 21. SAMTLANG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 22. FALKAWN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 23. N.KHAWLEK VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 24. VANBAWNG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 25. LAMHERH VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 26. ZAWNGIN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 27. SUANGPUILAWN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 28. SAILAM VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 29. SAMLUKHAI VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 30. E.PHAILENG LEH PEHLAWN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 31. SESAWNG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 32. HMUNNGHAK VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY 33. KHAWRUHLIAN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY Rohmingliana, Secretary to the Govt. ofMizoram, Local Administration Department. ANNEXURE 1. CHAWILUNGVILLAGE COUNCILBOUNDARY : Mat lui starting point a hmangin, Sihpui lui a zawh chho a, Sihpui hnar Tuidum luiah rawn zawh chho ze1in kawn chhak ta True Road ah a rawn chhuak a. Kawn chhak ta atangin tun hmaa kawng hluiah kal thlain Chawilung phulah a chhuak thla a. Ramri kawn thlang ta Chawilung phul atangin Chawilung lui a zawh thla a, Tuiriallui a fin thla a. Tuiriallui atangin Khawmu lui a zawh chho a. Sihpui kawn (Jeep Road) ah a rawn chhuak a, Sihpui kawn atangin Sihpui lui a zawh thla a. Mat lui starting point a man thla leh ani. 2. TLUNGVEL VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: . Challui hnarHaipui kawn 1ehAizawl to Lunglei Road infinna starting point a hmangin chhim lamah kawngpui tawite zawhin t1ak lamah thingkhuang lui hnar a zawh thla a, Zilngai lui a fin a. Zilngai lui tlem zawh thlain Hniaklian kawr a man phei a. Kawr zawh chho zelin Lungbelchhuang kawn a man chho va (Rawnte kawng). Chhim lamah tlem zawhin Zawnthiamloh lui a zawh thla a, Belkhai lui a fin a. Lui hnar lama zawh chho lehin Thingkha tlang kawr a man kai a.Thingkha tlang kawn amanchho leha, Kawnah tan liaminAitam lui azawh thla a, Nghalrawhlui a fin a. Nghalrawh lui zawh thla zelin'Iuirial a fin thla a, Tuirial zawh thla zelin Zilpui chhuah a thleng a. Zilpui lui zawh chhovin Lohuk luiah a kai chho va. Lohuk lui zawh chho zelin Darlawng nena iminaAizawl to Lunglei road ah (Lungphunkawnah) a chhuak chilo va. Chhuah lamah kawnah tan liamin Sih lui a zawh thla zel a, Zarte lui a fin thla a. Zarte lui zawhthla zelin Tuirini lui a man thla a. Chhim lamah Tuirini lui zawh chho zelin Challui chhuah a thleng a. Challui zawh chho zelin Phulmawi nena imina Haipui kawnah Aizawl to Lunglei Road starting point a man leh ani. - 3 - Ex-367/2008 3. DARLAWNG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Darlawng leh Tlungve1 imina Aizawl to Lunglei Road starting point ah hmangin Sihlui hnar ah Sihlui chu khawchhak lamah zawhin Zarte lui a zuk pawh a. Zarte lui zawh thla zelin Tuirini a zuk pawh leh a. Tuirini lui chu hmar lamah zawhin Cherchawm luiin a rawn pawhna thleng a zawh thla a. Cherchawm lui chu khawthlang lamah zawh lehin hmar lamah Thingsulthliah nena inrina laiah Aizawl to Lunglei Road Culvert ah a chhuak a. Hemi zawn khawthlang lamah Ramri luiin hnar neiin Ramri lui chuan Zilpui lui a zuk pawh leh a. Zilpui lui chu chhim hawi zawng a zawh lehin Lohuk lui in a rawn pawhnalfinna thleng a zawh a. Lohuk lui chu khaw chhak hawi zawng a zawh chho lehin Tlungvel nen chhim lama a inrina starting point a man leh ani. 4. PHULMAWI VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: NH-54 starting point a hmangin Challui hmar lam hawia zawh thla zelin, Tuirini a zuk man a. Tuirini chhim lam hawia zawh chhoin, Minpui lui thlengin. Minpui lui zawh chho zelin Motor kawngpui kawn, Ramri kawnah a inbang liam a. Khawthlang lamah Sihdarh lui zawh thlain, Sihpui lui chhuah thlengin Sihpui lui zawh chho lehin NH-54 starting point a man leh ani. 5. TIDNGSULTHLIAH, THINGSULTLANGNUAM LEH SELINGJOINTVILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Hmar lamah Maumit kawn starting point a hmangin khaw chhak lamah liam thla in Maumit lui a zawh thlain, Tuirini lui a man thla a. Maumit kawn atang vekin khaw thlang 1&'11 hawia liam thlain Lawibuallui a pawh a. Lawibuallui zawh thla zelin Sakei lui a fin a. Sakei lui zawh zelin Tuiriallui a man leh a ni. Chhim lamah YMAZawlbuk ram piah a Culvert hmasa ber atanga tanin khaw thlang lamah tlang kawn tan liamin kawr a man thla a. Ramri lui zawh thla zelin Tuirini thlengin. Khawthlang lamah Culvert atanga tan lehin tlak lam ramri kawrllui a zawh thla a. Ramri lui zawh thla zelin Zilpui lui man lehin Zilpui lui zawh thla ze1in Tuirial a man thla a, Hmar lam zawnga zawh thla zelin Sakei lui nen a infinna a man thla leh a, sakei lui zawh chhovin, Lawibual a fin a, Lawibual Lui zawh chhovin starting Point Maumit Kawn a man leh ani. 6. KEPRAN VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Tuivawl lui hmar zawnga zawhin Aier luiin Tuivawl lui a finna thlengin. Aier lui rawn zawh chhovin ramri lui ah zawh chhovin ramri lui hnar kak hmar lam zawk zawhin Lamlian hlui tan tlangin kawna in bang liamin Sahhuallui hnar su in Sahhuallui zawh thla zelin Tuitung a finna thlengin, Tuitung lui leh Tuinu lui infinna atangin Tuinu lui rawn zawh chho zelin Puk lui chhuah rawn man chhovin, Puk lui rawn zawh chhovin Feh kawng man chhovin, Feh kawng zawh chhovin, Lungkamkawn man chhovin N.H.-I50 kawngpui hmar lam zawnga zawhin 215 Mtrs. chinah, Zaluna pa sih lui zawh chhukin Tuituai lui man thlain Tuituai lui zawh thla zelin Tuivawllui pui a zu su thla leh in. t 7. SAWLENG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Sawleng leh Darlawn inkar kawnpui lai tak atanginkhawchhak lamah ramri chhukthlain Tuiker lui thlengin, Tuiker lui zawh thlain Tuivawl a finna atangin, Tuivawl dung zui chhovin, Aier lui chhuah atangin, Aier lui zawh chhovin, Highway (Motor kawng khuaikham chhimlam hretah) Ramri lui a chho zelin, tlangkawnah tan liam in, tlaklamah chhuk thlain, Sawleng ram Sahhual Ex-367/2008 - 4 - mualleh Kepran ram Phulraw mual inkar kawr hnar manin a zawh chhuk a, Tuitung lui thlengin. Tuitung lui hmar lam hawi a zawh chho zelin, BangIa lui chhuah atangin BangIa lui zui chho zelin, Sawleng leh Darlawn inkar rarnri Kawnpui lai takah a man chho ani. 8. N. SERZAWL VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Ramrikawn atanga chhuah lam hawiin Tailuaia (L) leilet kawr zawh thlain, Tuitla lui a fin aug. Ramri kawn atanga tlak lam hawiin kawrte zawhin, Sunhluchhip Tuithleng lui a zawh thla ang a, Tuirial a fin thla leh ang. Chhuah lam hawiin ramri kawn atangin ramri lui a zawh thla ang a, Tuitung lui a fin ang. Ramri kawn atanga khawthlang lam hawiin ramri lui (Kawr te) a zawh thla ang a, Tuimang lui a fin ang. Tuimang lui kan in kawr te (Ramri lui) a zawh chho leh ang a, Kelzam tlangdung tan tlangin Kawr te (Ramri lui) a zawh thla leh ang a, Tuirial a fin thla ang. Ramri kawn atanga hmar lam hawiin Tuitla lui a zawh ang a, Tailuaia (L) leilet kawr thlengin. Ramri kawn atanga chhim lam hawiin Tuitung lui a zawh thla ang. Tuiriallui chin zelah a kal ang. 9. SATEEK VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY: Starting point ah Saipuichhuah hmangin Saipui lui chu a hnar lamah zawh chhovin Dawn roam kawrin a finna atangin Dawn roam kawr chu a zawh chhova, AT Road tan tlangin Sateek High School ramchin huamin a kual phei a. Tuinghaleng hna kak man pheiin Tuinghaleng lui chu a mawng lamah zawh chhukin Maute kawr atangin Maute kawr chu a hnar lamah zawh chhovin Pu Lalkhuma lilian bulah Sateek to Phulpui Truck Road a man a. Truck Road chu Phulpui lam panin a zawh a, Sakeikah lui atangin Sakei kah lui chu a zawh thla a, Nghalo a pawh thla a. Nghalo lui chu zawh thla zelin Lungsai luiin a finna atangin Lungsai lui chu a hnar lamah a zawh chhova, Damdiai luiin a finna atangin Damdiai luikawr chu a zawh chho zel a. Sateek len Maubuang ramri kawn a man a, AT Road ah inbang Ham in ramri lui a mawng lamah a zawh chhuk a, Tuithau lui a fin a. Tuithau lui chu a mawng lamah a zawh chhuk zel a, Tlawng a fin a, Tlawng chu a mawng lamah zawh thla in Saipui chhuah Starting Point a man leh ani. 10. MAUBUANG VILLAGE COUNCIL BOUNDARY : Starting point ah Maubuang leh Sateek inrina ramri kawn hmangin ramri kawrte zawh thlain Damdiai lui a pawh thla a. Damdiai luiah kal zelin Lungsai lui a pawh thla a, Lungsai luiah kal zelin Nghalo lui a man thla a.
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