Shillong KNP ta Evan James Thansanga nata Lalnunthari zy pathliena daihti hmah

ECM Mission, Tiwa Field, Assam liata ko hrawhhlei vaw hriahapa, Evan James Thansanga nata a lahpino, Pihno Lalnunthari zy cha Tiwa Mission liata ama chakaona tawhta Tripura Mission Field lata chakaona raihria pazi awpa ta pasiepa cha ei ta. Tripura liata ama yna su awpa patohpatia chhoh ta Shillong liata ama pawhrahpa o liata a kaw paha chy ei ta, atahma Pakhynoh heta ama chakaona awpa su la sie awpa ama chapa vata atanoh Shillong KNP Branch ta thlahchhana daihtizy hmakhei ei ta, amo pathliena daihti zala khata hmapa a cha.

A True Love

By A.Zawngia

Everyone needs love

We can’t live without love

That’s the gift of God

To love one another is

The new commandment of Jesus

The greatest love is

A love that gives all of his life

Giving his life for

Redeeming you and me

To live in the glory of God

Mizo chyhsa Meithei azuah parupazy patupa ama cha. AK-47 sacharie ama patu

 Atamy thatihbu puapa liata Mizo chyhsa 3 tawhta meithei aru lata zuapa AK-47 sacharie patuna bie hmo awpa a y holo.The Shillong Times nata Guardian zy ta Headline liata ama soh. Vanglaini liata deikua, Tualchhuang column liata hmo awpa a y. Aki chocha viapa ta pahno khohpazy chata ary liata Related Source liana heta click ta mo theipa a cha.

AK-47 rifle pariat an man

Monday, 20 June 2011 05:51 Vanglaini

Inrinni zan dar 9 vel khan Meghalaya police-te'n Barapani-ah Mizoram atanga Assam lama kalpui tur AK-47 rifle pariat an man a, a neitu Lalchawisanga (45) s/o CL Hlira, Tahan, Myanmar mi, tuna Dawrpui Venga cheng nia insawi leh a thiante pahnih man an ni bawk.

Thudawn danin, silaite hi Gypsy MZ-01 D-5272 hmangin Lalchawisanga te hian Assam panin an phur a, motor khalhtu chu Lallawmzuala Zahau (34) s/o Lalduhthanga, Zokhawthar a ni a, amah hi maxi-cab driver, Lalchawisanga'n a motor khalh tura a sâwm chawp a ni.

An thian pakhat C Lamhlira (52) s/o Robuaia, Khuangleng pawh Guwahati-a kal tura a sawm mai chauh a nih thu, Lalchawisanga chuan police-te a hrilh.

Silai hi a hlui (second hand) a ni a, a mu a awm lo. Gypsy seat hnungah an thukrû a; Lalchawisanga chuan, kar hnih kal ta khan Zokhawtharah kalin, silai tawlh dan tur an duang niin police-te hnenah a sawi bawk. An chungthu hi Nongpoh Court-a ngaihtuah tur a ni.

Related Sources: Vanglaini, The Guardian, The Shillong Times

Satya Sai Baba pahrana-o tawhta ngoh 98kg nata phusa Rs, 12 crore hmo papuapa a cha

(India rah liata zyhna ky liata theihthaipa mohpathah Satya Sai Baba pahrana su hmo hmopa he vaw reih tua, Marareih lata palie hma leipa pi ta. Nama pachathaina eima cha haw. Ed)

Puttaparthi:  It took twenty people 36 hours to count the cash recovered from Sai Baba's ashram in Puttaparthi, claim reports in local media.

According to these reports, 98 kilos gold, 11.56 crores in cash, and 307 kilos of silver have been discovered in one room at the ashram in Andhra Pradesh. The money has been deposited in the State Bank of India in the accounts of Sai Baba's Prashanthi Nilayam trust. Income Tax officials are now believed to be assessing the value of the gold and silver found at the ashram. 

A press release is expected shortly from the Trust. 

The spiritual and religious guru of millions died on April 24.

The room where the treasure was recovered is called the Yajur Mandir, which was locked up when Sai Baba fell ill in late March and was moved to a local hospital. It was opened last evening by members of the Trust and Satyajit, who was Sai Baba's personal assistant. They reportedly refused local requests to allow the police to be present when the chamber was opened. Unconfirmed reports suggest a pair of gold slippers has also been found. 


Source : NDTV.COM