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MZP Chanchin 1981-1985.P65 MIZO ZIRLAI PAWL TOBUL izo Zirlai Pawl hi kum 1935 October ni 27 a din \an niin pawm a ni a. Amaherawhchu, kum 1924 MOctober thla khan Lushai Students Association (Mizo Zirlai Pawl) din a ni tih Mizo Leh Vai Chanchinbu (Mizo Zirlai Pawl) chhuakah kan hmu a, hetiang hian ziak a ni. “...‘Tichuan engpawh lo ni se, i han bei phawt mai teh ang’ tiin Lushai Students Association (Mizo Zirlai Pawl) hi \an kan lo tum ta a ni. Tun October thla khan Culcutta, Guwahati, Shgillong-ah rorel inkhawm kan nei a, ‘tah chuan Buchhawna hi General Secretary leh Treasurer (Temporary) ah ni rih se la kan ti tlang ta” tiin. Chu pawl chu chhunzawm zel lovin a tawp leh mai niin a lang; tichuan kum 1935 October thlaah Shillong-ah a tharin din a lo ni leh ta a. Headquarters-ah Aizawl an hmang niin a lang. General Secretary chu Pu Sangliana a ni. Record pawimawh tihbo a nih avangin din ni tak hriat a ni lo. Ni 27 October 1935 hi din \an ni anga pawm a lo ni ta a ni. Dan (Constitution) pawh hi engtik lai a\anga neih nge hriat a harsa ta a, Indopui II-na avangin kum nga (5) lai chu MZP a chawl a, kum 1947 khan chhunzawm thar leh a ni. Tichuan kum 1959 ah siam\hat leh a ni tih kan hre thei. Tluang takin a kal chho zel a; amaherawhchu rambuai vang nge ni, namen lovin Headquarters a lo chak ta lo va, kum 1968 ah MZP Headquarters a awm ta lo tiin Shillong chu MZP Joint Headquarters- a siamin hotute an inthlang a; dan pawh an siam\ha vek a, chu dan siam\hat chuan Shillong MZP Headquarters-ah a siam a. Hei hian hruaitute muthlu a beng harh a, ngaihtuah fel turin \an an la vat a, Shillong unaute thil lo tih chu engtia tih tur nge tih an thlir vat a ni. Headquarters chuan pawi a ti em em a, siam\hat leh chu a hna a ni tih hriain kum 1970 khan Dan pum pui ennawnna a nei leh ta a ni. Chu Dan siam danglamah chuan Joint Headquarters Mizoram pawnah leh Sub-Headquarters Mizoram chhungah siam\hat theihna dan a siam ta a. Tichuan Joint Headquarters 1) Shillong (Meghalaya) 2) Churachandpur (Manipur) ah din a ni a. Sub-Headquarters : 1 ) Biate (Aizawl District) 2 ) Kawnpui (Aizawl District) ah hawn a ni. Hun inher zelin ram dinhmunte a lo her danglam a, kum 1972 khan Mizoram pawh Union Territory a ni a, kan dan pawh siam danglam a ni a. Kum 1953, 1969, 1971 ah te hian Dan siam\hat (Amendment) a ni a, mahse record hluite a bo hlawm avangin a bul\hut a\angin kan chhui chhuak thei ta lo a ni. Tichuan kum 1980 bawr chhova sorkar leh MZP te an ngaihdan a inan tak loh avang khan MZP hian mumal takin hna a thawk hlei thei ta lova, chutah zirlai pawl hrang hrang - 1) Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) 2) United Mizo Tribal Students Union (UMTSU) 3) All Mizo Students Association (AMSA) 4) Mizo Students Joint Action Committee (MSJAC) 5) Mizo National Students Joint Action Committee 6) Students Union Joint Action Committee (SUJAC) 7) All India Mizo Students Federation (AIMSF) te a lo piang nual a, chung zirlai pawl hrang hrangte chuan an pawl \heuh \hiatin leh hnampual bik MZP a rawn inziak lutten Dt. 14.8.1993 a\angin Mizo Zirlai Pawl din an rel thlu thei ta a ni. Mizo zirlai, Mizoram leh hnam hmasawn duhtute kan lawm hle mai. Tichuan Con- stitution thar siamin hruaitu thar thlang nghal thei turin India ram hmun hrang hranga Mizo zirlaite nen Dt. 29-30 September 1993 khan Vanapa Hall-ah General Assembly kan nei ve nghal a. He Dan hian Mizo hnahthlak zawng zawngte ram leh hnam tana mi chenfakawm ni tura buatsaih leh ram leh hnam hmasawnna kawnga theihtawpa sorkar \anpui hi a tum a ni. Chu chu MZP zepui a ni. Politics-a inhnamhnawiha sorkar do lampang hi MZP nihphung a ni lova, MZP in he a zia hi a thlak duh loh avanga \henkhatin sawichhiat nan taka an hmang a nih pawhin MZP chuan a nihphung chu vawn tlat zel a tum a ni. o0o MIZO ZIRLAI PAWL DAN BU ARTICLE - 1 1. Pawl hming : He pawl hi Mizo Zirlai pawl tia vuah a ni a, a lamtawiin MZP tia vuah a ni. Mizo\awng thiam lote hnena kan hrilhfiah chuan “Mizo Students’ Association” tih a ni. 2. Registration : He pawl hi Firm and Society Act hnuaiah No. 35 of 1969-70 a register a ni. 3. Thupui (Motto) : |anrual hi Chakna 4. Pawl thuvawn : Mizo zirlaite kan ram leh hnam tan 5. Pawl Chhinchhiahna (Emblem) : Rawng sen kual chhungah kual chhuk zawngin Mizo Zirlai Pawl tih a inziak a, chumi hnuai lehah chuan Pipute a\anga Zofate luah \hin Map leh chumi chhungah tuna Mizoram state Map a chuang a, a lai takah Lehkhabu inkeu lai a awmin chungte chu nghawngkawlin a phur lai a awm a. Chumi hnuai lehah chuan Estd. |anrual hi Chakna 1935 tih a kual chho zawngin a inziak a, Favah pahnih kawkalhin chho zawngin a dâwm a ni. Rawng sen : MZP chu ram leh hnam chhan nan huaisen taka thawh a inhuam tih a entir. Nghawngkawl leh favah : Thawhrimna pawimawhzia a entir Lehkhabu : Zirlai Pawl nih a entir 6. Pawl Puanzar : MZP puanzar hi rawng chi hnih, a chanve chung lam var (white) leh a hnuai lam hring (emerald green) a siam a ni. Rawng var-ah hian MZP emblem rawng senin chhut tur a ni a, rawng hringah hian a varin Mizo Zirlai Pawl tih ziah tur a ni. Rawng var : Pawl thianghlim tih a entir Rawng hring : Pawl nung tih a entir A len zawng hetiang hi a ni : (a) 6x4 ft. (Official atan) (b) 4x3 ft (c) 1½x1 ft (d) Car flag ARTICLE - 3 (PAWL THIL TUMTE) 1. Mizo zirlaite inpumkhatna neih. 2. Mizo zirlaite chanvo leh dikna humhalh. 3. Mizoram leh hnam tana mi \angkai ni tura zirlaite buatsaih. 4. Kuthnathawh uar leh chawisan. 5. Mizo hnam nun zemawi leh \ha apiangte humhalha chawisan. 6. Inchimral theihna laka Mizo hnam humhalh. 7. Ram leh hnam hmasawn theih nana sorkar \anpui. 8. Eirukna leh hlemhletna dodal. 9. Mizoram leh hnam tluchhe tur ven tlat. 10. Zohnahthlak hnam hrang hrangte inpumkhatna neih. 11. Pi leh pute a\anga Zofate luah chin ram rorelna pakhat hnuaia awm. MIZO ZIRLAI PAWL CHANCHIN Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) hi kum 1935, October ni 27-ah din a ni a. He pawl hian khawvela zohnahthlakte chenna chin tawh phawt chu a huam a ni. Zohnahthlak zirlai zawng zawngte ram leh hnam tan mi chhenfakawm ni tura buatsaih leh, ram leh hnam hmasawnna kawnga theihtawpa sorkar tanpui hi a zepui a ni a. Party Politics tel lova sorkar siamthat nana hnawthawh chu a hnapui ber a ni bawk. “Tanrual hi Chakna” tih thupuia hmangin Mizo zirlai zawng zawngte zingah inpumkhatna te, an chanvo leh dikna humhalh te, zoram leh hnam tana mi tangkai nih nan te, kuthnathawh uara chawisan nan te, Mizo hnam nun zemawi leh tha apiang humhalh anih nan te, Mizo hnam chimralna laka hum tur te, eiruk leh hlemhlet dona-te, Mizoram leh hnam tluchhe tur ven tlat te, Pi leh pute atanga zofate luahchin ram rorelna pakhat hnuaia awm lehna tura chawl lova thawh zel chu a thil tumte a ni. Pawl chhinchhiahna(emblem)-a Nghawngkawlin a phurh hi pi pute atanga zofate luah thin Map niin, hemi chhung ami hi tuna Mizoram State map a ni. Rawng sen hian MZP chu ram leh hnam chhan nan huaisen taka thawh a inhuam tih a entir a, Nghawngkawl leh Favah hian thawhrimna pawimawhzia entirin, lehkhabu hian zirlai pawl a ni tih a entir bawk. Pawl puanzar chu rawng chi hnih niin a chanve chunglam var (White) leh a hnuai lam hring (Emer- ald Green) a ni a, rawng varah hian a senin MZP emblem ziakin, rawng hringah Mizo Zirlai Pawl a vara ziah a ni. Rawng var hian pawl thianhlim entirin, a hring hian pawl nung tih a entir bawk. A dintirh atanga ram leh hnam tana theihtawp a chhuahnaten hnuhma ropui tak tak hnutchhiahin, Mizoram buai kum 1966 atang khan duhthusamin a kal chak thei ta lova. Kum 1980 bawr chho atang khan Mizoram sorkar nen ngaihdan a inan loh avangin mumal takin a kal thei ta lova. Chuvang chuan zirlai pawl hran thahnem tak a lo piang chho ta a. Harsatna chi hrang hrang avanga a hnathawh ropui tak tak a chawlhsan mek chu din thar a nih leh nan zirlai pawl hrang hrang lo piang chhuak, heng – United Mizo Tribal Student’s Union (UMTSU), Alll Mizo Student’s Union (AMSA), Mizo National Students Joint Action Committee(MINSAC), Students Union Joint Action Committee (SUJAC), All India Mizo Students Federation (AMSF) - te chuan an nihna theuh dahthain Mizo zirlai, ram leh hnam hmasawnna duhna rilru nen thinlung takin he pawl MZP ah hian huang khatah lutin, Dt. 14.8.1993 atang khan an awmho leh ta a ni. He Pawl hi Firm & Society Act hnuaiah No. 35 of 1969-70 a register a ni a, Mizoram- a pawl hlun berte zinga mi leh langsar tak, Mizo zirlai zawng zawng lenna hmun leh Inpui ber a ni. MZP General Headquarters-ah hian Elected Office Bearers 6 awmin, Appointed Sec- retary 10 leh Executive Member 50 an awm a, Adviser 8 leh Legal Adviser 2 awmin Editor, MZP Chanchinbu leh NESO Represent te chu Ex-Officio Committee Member an ni.
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