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Honourable Speaker and Distinguished Members of This August House, It Gives Me Immense Pleasure to Address You at the Commenceme
Honourable Speaker and distinguished Members of this august House, It gives me immense pleasure to address you at the commencement of the third Budget Session of the Eighth Legislative Assembly, which is also the First Session in the New Year 2021. I also extend my warm greetings to the people of Mizoram on this occasion and I trust that together we will see a new era of growth and prosperity ahead. Even as we leave the trying times of the Covid-19 pandemic behind, I am sure the business of the House will be conducted smoothly as always, with grace and dignity, keeping in view the time-honoured conventions and the rich democratic traditions of our great nation. 2. I am particularly happy to bring to the notice of the Honourable Members that our commitment to peace as enshrined in the Mizoram Accord of 1986 remains unchanged. I have seen and do applaud the strength, resilience and commitment of the government and the people in addressing the needs and demands even during the hardest times last year. I am happy to present before you a brief outline of the achievements and visions of the government : 3. Honourable Members will recall that since the termination of the Planning Commission, the States now have a greater responsibility to plan for their own development. Consequently, in Mizoram also, fund has been apportioned out of the Central devolution of taxes for the purpose of systematic financing of development activities in the State since 2016-17 by Planning Department with the Government’s current policies as the basis. -
Border Dispute Took Centrestage in Mizoram Politics OUR REPORTER in General
TRUMP REFUSES TO BUDGE OVER AID WOMEN LAWYERS SEEK BAR ARSENAL STOP ROT BY BEATING CHELSEA, PANEL'S INTERVENTION IN PARACHA BILL, IMPERILING JOBLESS BENEFITS RAID ISSUE FOR MILLIONS EVERTON MOVE SECOND AND CITY WIN EASILY P-4 P-5 P-6 VOL 18 ISSUE 202 ` 6.00 HYDRO ELECTRO MECHANICAL & AIZAWL MONDAY 28 DECEMBER 2020 MAINTENANCE INDUSTRY Casting & Machine Facilities Available Manufacturing of differnt sizes of centrifugal castling of white metal babitting, Bearing, Thrustpad.Different types of Runner, Guide vane, Shaft, Brass, Bronze Impeller.Manufacturing different types of Radiator &Oil Cooler,Repairing different types of valves. HT Coil motor repair,capital over Hauling of electro-mechanical Hydro turbine METAL MOULDERS 6th Byelane, Industrial Estate, Bamunimaidan,Guwahati-781021 Ph:0361-2550627,2550424 Mobile No:09864150213,09435412336 The Mizoram Post Email:[email protected] E-mail:[email protected] Website: http://www.themizorampost.net RNI No. MIZENG/2002/10461 Window to Mizoram Website:www.metalmoulders.com 6 pages Border dispute took centrestage in Mizoram politics OUR REPORTER in general. The state is less affected by The border dispute between Mizoram Kumar Bhalla. Mizoram also has NGOs of the state. According to the AIZAWL, DEC 27 the pandemic with only 4,182 cases and Assam is a long pending issue, border skirmish with Tripura with four-cornered agreement signed and eight fatalities reported as on which has been unresolved till date. which is shares 66 km inter-state among the Centre, governments of Coronavirus pandemic battered the December 27. Several home secretary and district border when an indigenous Mizoram and Tripura and leaders of world during 2020 and Mizoram was Nevertheless, the border row administration level meetings held in organisation of that state attempted to Bru associations on January 16, over no exception. -
Directorate of Information & Public Relations
DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION & PUBLIC RELATIONS Government of Mizoram Page Links: https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/home-minister-pu-lalchamlianas-statement-on-measures-taken-up-to-fight-covid-19-by- departments-under-his-chargep HOME MINISTER PU LALCHAMLIANA'S STATEMENT ON MEASURES TAKEN UP TO FIGHT COVID-19 BY DEPARTMENTS UNDER HIS CHARGE Mizoram's Home Minister Pu Lalchamliana in his message to the people of the state yesterday spoke on the measures taken up by the departments under him, especially highlighting the works done by Department of Disaster Management & Rehabilitation as well as the grant of parole to selected prisoners following the Supreme Court's recent directive. Firstly, the Department of Disaster Management & Rehabilitation, which comes under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, has already spent Rs. 4,28,03,200 to help the fight against COVID-19 and essential protective gears for medical personnel and frontline workers have also been bought by the department. Working under the direction of the Ministry, the Disaster Management & Rehabilitation Department has sanctioned Rs.1,48,70000/- to the Health Department for expenditures towards collection of Quarantine Samples, Screening, etc. Secondly, the Department has also sanctioned Rs.54,40000/- to help the work of checking, screening and tracing possible COVID-19 suspects crossing into the state through the airport or border checkgates. Thirdly, Rs.99,95,200/- has been used to purchase surgical gloves, fumigator, disinfectant and PPE Kits. District Disaster Management Authority in all Districts have been sanctioned financial aid amounting to Rs.1,24,98,000/- in total, in order to supplement quarantine facilities, strengthen Task Forces and help follow up contact tracing. -
New Sites for Mrs Hume's Pheasant Syrmaticus Humiae in North-East
Forktail 21 (2005) SHORT NOTES 183 New sites for Mrs Hume’s Pheasant Syrmaticus humiae in north-east India based on hunters’ specimens and local reports ANWARUDDIN CHOUDHURY Mrs Hume’s Pheasant Syrmaticus humiae is a poorly DISTRIBUTION known globally threatened (Vulnerable) species (BirdLife International 2004). It is thinly distributed in I observed the species at three previously known sites the hill tracts of north-eastern India, north and west (Shiroi, Murlen and Phawngpui), recorded 20 new Myanmar, south-west China and north Thailand (Ali sites based on live captured birds or preserved speci- and Ripley 1987, Fuller and Garson 2000, Han Lian- mens in villages, and identified an additional 24 new xian 1997).Very little current information on its status sites where villagers reported the species (Appendix, and distribution is available (Fuller and Garson 2000, Fig. 1). In Nagaland, BirdLife International (2001) BirdLife International 2001). Recent fieldwork in north-east India prior to this study had resulted in few records (Katju 1996, Kaul et al. 1996, Choudhury 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, Robson 1999). No previous survey had specifically targeted the species. I carried out surveys in Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram during 1996–2004 to assess the current distribution and status of the species, mainly from hunters’ specimens and local reports. METHODS I carried out surveys in: Nagaland in June 1996, January, February, April and October 2001, February 2002 and February 2004; Manipur in January 1996, January 2001, October 2001 and February 2002; and Mizoram in April 2000 and February 2001. These states are almost entirely mountainous. The climate is monsoonal with hot wet summers and cool dry winters (although winter rains are also not uncommon); annual rainfall is 1,000–6,000 mm. -
September 18, 2020
www.tiryimyim.in Regd. No. RNI. NAGAAO/ 2004 / 13113. Postal-NE/RN-717. e-mail : [email protected] TAPAK 7 TAPAK 10 Covid agi asür shilem 1 den Neymar asaya ana tajemba kümdaktsütsü: Harsh Vardhan atema nokdanger VOL. XVII NO. 323 (ADOK 323) DIMAPUR ROGONÜ (FRIDAY) RONGJUI SEPTEMBER) 18, 2020 ` 5.00 DH nung non-COVID healthcare service tenzüktsü Nagaland COVID-19: Tasen putetba dang taneptsü angur timba Dimapur, Rongjui/September 17 jakdang MACROFED Building Kohima, Rongjui/September 17 coronavirus agi meneper nisung active cases yamai alitsü: Dimapur - (TYO): District Hospital Dimapur nung khen asoshi amenoka aliba (TYO): Brehostibarnü Nagaland 5,306 ajunger, aser item rongnung 743, Kohima -399, Mon - 254, nung COVID-19 services agütsüba ART Plus Centre ya District nung COVID-19 cases tasen taneptsü angur nisung 4,079 aser Mokokchung - 13, Tuensang - 4, den külemi September 21, 2020 Hospital Dimapur nung shimteta jangjateter dang nungi anogo ka active cases 1,193 lir, asür nisung 15 Peren aser Zunheboto district nung (Hombarnü) nungi non-COVID aliba tesem nungi services nung taneptsü angur timba liasü, aser danga state temi aor nisung 19 asem-sem, Kiphire nung ana aser essential health care services agütsütsü. kong nisung 111 taneptsü angu aser lir, ta health ketdangser kati ashi. Wokha nung ka. tanaben tenzüktsü lemtetogo, ta Urban Public Health Centre nisung 43 dak iba virus putet, ta Nagaland nung coronavirus State nung nisung 30 dak iba sangdong ka ajanga ashi. (UPEIC) Duncan Bosti, Dimapur Minister, Health and Family Welfare, positive mezüng putetba ya Chennai tashidak agi timtemba tera lir - District Hospital Dimapur nung khen asoshi amenoka aliba S Pangnyu Phom ajanga ashi. -
Crossing the Line: Geopolitics and Criminality at the India-Myanmar Border
RESEARCH REPORT CROSSING THE LINE Geopolitics and criminality at the India–Myanmar border PREM MAHADEVAN NOVEMBER 2020 CROSSING THE LINE CROSSING THE LINE Geopolitics and criminality at the India–Myanmar border ww Prem Mahadevan November 2020 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The author would like to thank Mark Shaw and Tuesday Reitano for invaluable feedback provided during the course of this research project. Thanks also to Mark Ronan and his team for a speedy and efficient editorial process. The author expresses gratitude to the Government of Norway for funding the research. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Before joining the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, Prem Mahadevan was a senior researcher with the Center for Security Studies at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. He specialized in research on organized crime, intelligence and irregular warfare. He has co-authored policy studies for the Swiss foreign ministry and written a book on counter-terrorist operations for the Indian Army. His academic publications include two books on intelligence and terrorism. © 2020 Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the Global Initiative. Cover: View of the remote Zokhawthar–Rihkhawdar border crossing, a hotspot for the illicit smuggling of goods between India and Myanmar. © Eric Winny via Wikimedia Commons Design: Elné Potgieter Cartography: Rudi de Lange Please direct inquiries to: -
For Latest COVID-19 Related Informations in Mizoram, Pleaseclick the Following Links
ation please visit the following link : For latest COVID-19 related informations in Mizoram, pleaseclick the following links : https://twitter.com/dipr_mizoram?s=09 https://instagram.com/dipr_mizoram?igshid=1akqtv09bst7c https://www.facebook.com/Department-of-Information-Public-Relations-Govt-of-Mizoram-113605006752434/ Issue No : 190 Time : 26th October, 2020 @ 7:00 PM Mizoram COVID-19 Helpline no. 102(toll free)/ 0389 2323336/0389 2318336 01.10.2020 LEH 31.10.2020 INKARA MIZORAM CHHUNGA INKAIHHRUAINA (UNLOCK 4.0) KALPUI DAN TUR THUPEK For detailsClick here 1. October ni 26, 2020 tlaidar 5:30 a khawvel COVID-19 dinhmun (source: WHO) Confirmed cases - 4,27,45,212 Confirmed deaths - 11,50,961 COVID-19 natna vei hmuhchhuah tamna ram te USA – 84,85,747 India – 79,09,959 Brazil – 53,80,635 Russia – 15,13,877 Argentina – 10,81,336 France – 10,55,942 Spain – 10,46,132 Colombia – 10,07,711 Mexico – 8,86,800 Peru – 8,86,214 U.K. – 8,54,014 South Africa – 7,14,246 COVID-19 natna thihpui tamna ram te USA – 2,23,328 Brazil – 1,56,903 India – 1,19,014 Mexico – 88,743 U.K. – 44,745 Italy – 37,210 Spain – 34,752 France – 34,362 Peru – 34,095 Iran – 32,616 Colombia – 30,000 Argentina – 28,613 Darkar 24 chhunga COVID-19 natna hmuhchhuah tam zualna ram te USA – 82,626 France – 45,388 India – 45,148 Brazil – 26,979 U.K. – 23,012 Italy – 19,640 Russia – 16,710 Poland – 13,628 Czech Rep. – 12,474 Argentina – 11,968 Germany – 11,176 Colombia – 8,769 Darkar 24 chhunga COVID-19 natna thihpui tam zualna ram te USA – 821 India – 480 Brazil – 432 Mexico – 431 Iran – 296 Argentina – 275 Russia – 229 Colombia – 198 Poland – 179 U.K. -
1St Mizoram Finance Commission Report Mizo
CONTENT S Thuhma i-ii List of Annex iii List of Tables iv-vi Glossary vii-x Chapter – 1 A Khuhhawnna 1-12 Chapter – 2 Village Council-te Hnathawh Dan Kalphung 13-28 Bihchianna leh Ruahmanna Chapter – 3 Aizawl Municipal Council Hnathawh Dan 29-40 Kalphung Bihchianna leh Ruahmanna Chapter – 4 Autonomous District Council-te Hnathawh Dan 41-63 Kalphung Bihchianna leh Ruahmanna Chapter – 5 Mizoram Sum leh Pai Dinhmun 64-105 Chapter – 6 Village Council-te Sum leh Pai Dinhmun 106-126 Chapter – 7 Aizawl Municipal Council Sum leh Pai Dinhmun 127-141 Chapter – 8 Autonomous District Council-te Sum leh Pai 142-170 Dinhmun Chapter – 9 Sum leh Pai Inhlanchawn/Sem leh Indaihlohna 171-188 Phuhruk Dan Tur Chapter – 10 Terms of Reference-a Tul Dangte 189-202 Chapter – 11 Thil Pawimawh leh Kaihhnawih Dangte 203-220 Chapter – 12 Rawtna Hrang Hrang Khaikhawmna 221-250 Annex 251-365 THUHMA India Sawrkar hian tun hma atang tawhin thingtlang khua (Village) leh khawpui (Municipality) te inawp dan tihchangtlunna atan rawtna siamtu tur Committee/Commission te a lo din fo tawh a. Central Sawrkar Policy chu thlante (elected bodies) ngei thuam chaka Village leh Municipality-a thuneihna chan tir hi a ni. Chumi awmzia chu, Central Sawrkar chuan, thlante (elected bodies) hian sawrkar te zawk (mini government) anga hna an thawh theih nan, thuneihna semzai hi a duh a ni. 2. Mahse heng rawtna siam tam ber te hi sawrkar hnathawkte hian an kut atanga thuneihna pek chhuah chu uiin an dodala, bawhzuia tihhlawhtlin theih lohin an hup bet thin. 3. -
Covid-19 Alert!
COVIDCOVID--1919 ALERT! MIZORAM IDSP BULLETIN Directorate of Health Services, Aizawl : Mizoram Issue No.471 Dt.1.7.2021 Thursday 11:00PM Last 24 Hours COVIDCOVID--1919 MIZORAM STATUS UPDATE NEWLY ADDED CUMULATIVE TILL 1.7.2021 1.7.2021 Persons Screened 263 2,91,629 Samples Tested 3238 4,88,984 Confirmed Positive 417 20,492 Discharged ((80.74%)80.74%) 357 16,545 Death (0.45%) 00 93 Active Cases ((18.8118.81%)%) 417 3,854 COVIDCOVID--1919 SAMPLE TEST REPORT 1.7.2021 (5:00PM)(5:00PM) Last 24hours NO. OF SAMPLE LAB./RAgT CUMULATIVE TESTED Outside Mizoram - 58 RT-PCR, ZMC 988 1,69,534 TrueNat-PCR 266 33,437 Rapid Antigen Test 1984 2,85,955 TOTAL 3238 4,88,984 COVIDCOVID--1919 POSITIVE UPDATE 1.7.2021 (5:00PM) Last 24hours LAB./RAgT NO. OF POSITIVE CUMULATIVE Outside Mizoram - 1 RT-PCR, ZMC 147 6,709 TrueNat-PCR 12 1,297 Rapid Antigen Test 258 12,485 TOTAL 417 20,492 Daily Positivity Rate 12.88% IDSP , H&FW DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF MIZORAM COVIDCOVID--1919 POSITIVE CASES DAILY REPORT 1.7.2021 (5:00PM)(5:00PM) Last 24hours POSITIVE NO. OF ASYMPTOMATIC SYMPTOMATIC FROM POSITIVE QC/Cases with travel history 19 16 0 CONTACT TRACING 295 262 33 ISOLATED CASE 103 44 59 TOTAL 417 325 92 COVIDCOVID--1919 PATIENT DISCHARGED REPORT 1.7.2021 (11:00PM(11:00PM)) Last 24 hours Aizawldistrict 208 Hnahthial district 3 Kolasib district 79 Lawngtlai district 32 Lunglei district 16 Mamit district 6 Saitual district 2 Serchhip district 4 Siaha district 7 TOTAL NUMBER OF DISCHARGE TODAY =357 COVID-19 MIZORAM HELPLINE 102(Toll free), 0389-2323336/2318336 IDSP , -
Sl. No Name of Applicant Date of Birth Contact No Qlfn. Address 1 A
LIST OF APPLICANTS FOR THE POST OF LDC Sl. Date of Name of Applicant Contact No Qlfn. Address No Birth A. Lalhmachhuani 1 25.06.1990 9856305735 Mcom VC-87 Vaivakawn Aizawl D/o A. Lalrinsanga (L) A. Zonunmawii Muallianpui 2 23.09.1992 9612074536 B.A D/o A. Lallianvela Hnahthial District Abed Lalnuntluanga 3 12.12.1996 8259821383 XII Khatla East Aizawl S/o Lalliankunga Abisag Lalruatfeli 4 12.01.1997 8730892449 B.A. Project Veng, Kolasib. D/o Lalthanglura Pautu Abraham Lalchungnunga 5 02.07.1990 7507382872 B.A Durtlang Leitan S/o Vanlalruala Agnes Lalrinzuali H/No 105 6 25.08.1996 8119964685 B.A D/o Dr. Gilbert Lalrinliana (L) Tlangnuam Aizawl Aileen Lalrinzuali 7 31.12.1993 9862323703 Msc B-161/1 Tuikual South D/o J. Laldinpuia (L) Albert Lalnunkima 8 02.12.1997 9366679483 XII Tuipui 'D' S/o F. Lalremsanga Albert Lalnunpuia 9 01.06.1990 9862377992 XII Kulikawn West S/o Lalbanlova Albert Lalremruata 10 01.08.1995 7005493226 XII Dinthar Aizawl S/o Vanlalnghaka Albert Lalruatfela 11 21.05.1988 9774395323 B.A Chhinga Veng Aizawl H. Lalrinawma Albert Ramnuntluanga 12 05.05.1989 8974436417 B.A Hunthar Veng Aizawl S/o A. Ramchhuanawma Albert Rosangzuala N-23 Zemabawk 13 12.05.1991 7005593565 B.A S/o Lalhmingmawia (L) Berawlui Aldrin Lalduhzuala 9366489215 14 01.11.1989 B.A Upper Republic Venghlun S/o Vanlalsawmi 9774638606 Aldrin Lalrambeiseia 8132811202 15 26.02.1994 B.A Muthi Aizawl S/o Chawngdailova 7005701272 Alec PB Muana Teikhang Vengnuam 16 09.12.1996 8787499893 Bcom S/o T. -
For Latest COVID-19 Related Information in Mizoram, Please Click the Following Links
ation please visit the following link : For latest COVID-19 related information in Mizoram, please click the following links : https://twitter.com/dipr_mizoram?s=09 https://instagram.com/dipr_mizoram?igshid=1akqtv09bst7c https://www.facebook.com/Department-of-Information-Public-Relations-Govt-of-Mizoram- 113605006752434/ Issue No : 4 Time : 18th April 2020 : 6:00 PM 1. April ni 13 khan TATA Memorial Hospital-a inenkawl mek Mizo damlo chu COVID-19 a vei tih hmuhchhuah a nih tak avangin Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation hmalaknain health lama thawktuten a vei hmuhchhuah tak awmna Mizoram House dormitory-a awmte leh Cancer vei midangte nasopharyngeal swab sample 20 test turin an la a. Sample test result hi vawiin April ni 18 ah hian hriat a ni ta a.... For details : https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/mumbai-mizoram-house-a-awmte-zingah-covid-19-positive- hmuh-belh-a-ni 2. DISTRICT - DAILY REPORT ON STATUS AT QUARANTINE FACILITY AS ON 18-04-2020 For details : https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/district-daily-report-on-status-at-quarantine-facility-as-on-18- 04-2020 3. DISTRICT - DAILY REPORT ON STATUS AT ISOLATION FACILITY AS ON 18-04-2020 For details : https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/district-daily-report-on-status-at-isolation-facility-as-on-18- 04-2020 4. STATUS OF STATE SURVEILLANCE OF COVID-19(TIME: 17.4.2020 5:00PM – 18.4.2020 5:00 PM) For details : https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/status-of-state-surveillance-of-covid-19time-1742020-500pm- 1842020-500-pm 5. DAILY SITUATION REPORT ON COVID-19 QUARANTINE FACILITATION CENTRE KOLASIB DISTRICT REPORT AS ON 17.04.2020 @9:00 Pm For details : https://dipr.mizoram.gov.in/post/daily-situation-report-on-covid-19-quarantine-facilitation- centre-kolasib-district-report-as-on-17042020-900-pm 6. -
SUPPLEMENTARY DEMAND for GRANTS 2019-20 (₹ in Lakh) Demand Department Revenue Capital Total Page No
GOVERNMENT OF MIZORAM SUPPLEMENTARY DEMAND FOR GRANTS 2019 - 2020 (19th February, 2020) [The recommendation of the Governor required under Article 205(1) of the Constitution of India has been obtained] SUPPLEMENTARY DEMAND FOR GRANTS 2019-20 (₹ in lakh) Demand Department Revenue Capital Total Page No. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Legislative Assembly Voted 220.56 270.00 490.56 1-2 Charged 29.59 29.59 2 Governor Voted 3 Charged 101.12 101.12 3 Council of Ministers Voted 79.34 79.34 4 4 Law & Judicial Voted 698.10 30.00 728.10 5-11 Charged 148.25 148.25 5 Vigilance Voted 22.92 30.00 52.92 12 6 Land Revenue & Settlement Voted 608.20 130.00 738.20 13-14 7 Excise & Narcotics Voted 145.67 70.00 215.67 15-16 8 Taxation Voted 216.32 60.00 276.32 17-18 9 Finance Voted 37952.45 220.00 38172.45 19-23 10 Mizoram Public Service Commission Voted 30.00 30.00 24-25 Charged 96.51 96.51 11 Secretariat Administration Department Voted 419.51 757.00 1176.51 26 12 Parliamentary Affairs Department Voted 21.21 21.21 27 13 Personnel & Administrative Reforms Voted 136.70 30.00 166.70 28-29 14 Planning & Programme Implementation Voted 1233.54 267.82 1501.36 30-35 15 General Administration Department Voted 3310.08 867.60 4177.68 36-47 16 Home Voted 12889.93 1037.85 13927.78 48-57 17 Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Voted 219.68 4723.30 4942.98 58-61 18 Printing & Stationery Voted 85.09 85.09 62 19 Local Administration Department Voted 273.08 190.00 463.08 63-64 20 School Education Department Voted 6058.23 1641.50 7699.73 65-68 21 Higher & Technical Education Voted 10304.66