JOINT OPERATION BY YMA AND SECURITY FORCES LEADS TO SEIZURE OF SMOKED WILD ANIMAL MEATS

Lamtluang Online News: On November 28, 2024, a joint operation was conducted by the Sub-Hqrs YMA Kolasib, Serlui Group YMA, Pualreng Group YMA, Vairengte Forest Range Office, Saiphai Outpost, and 2nd IR Battalion personnel in the Pualreng Sanctuary. During the operation, the team successfully seized smoked wild animal meats.

The joint operation was a significant effort to combat wildlife hunting and trade in the Pualreng Sanctuary. The YMA and security forces have been working together to prevent such activities and ensure the conservation of wildlife in the region.

CHILDREN'S DAY FESTIVAL 2024 CELEBRATED IN SAITUAL

Lamtluang Online News: The "Children's Day Festival 2024" was held at the Keifang Centenary Sport Complex in Saitual, Mizoram, on November 29, 2024. The festival was attended by Prof. Lalnilawma, Minister of State, as the chief guest.

Prof. Lalnilawma expressed his delight that Saitual is one of the districts in Mizoram that can organise a festival for children. He also appreciated the coordination among the district officers.

The Minister mentioned that the festival was organised to commemorate November 14, "Children's Day," and November 19, "World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse." He emphasised the importance of protecting children's rights, promoting their education, preventing child abuse, and ensuring that disadvantaged children have access to parents.

Prof. Lalnilawma also highlighted the initiatives of the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) and the ongoing awareness campaign on the dangers of drugs under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (NMBA).

Deputy Commissioner Dr. Lalngura Tlau also addressed the gathering, emphasising the significance of children's development and the government's commitment to supporting vulnerable children.

The festival featured various games and entertainment for children, and prizes were awarded to winners of a competition organised as part of the World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Adoption Month.

Source: DIPR Mizoram

CHIEF MINISTER LALDUHOMA ATTENDS INTERNATIONAL CHIN CHRISTIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE

Lamtluang Online News: Chief Minister Lalduhoma inaugurated the 2nd International Chin Christian Youth Conference (ICCYC) held at the Chandmary Recreation Centre in Lawngtlai on 28 November 2024.. The conference, themed "We are One," emphasizes unity in politics and faith.

Lalduhoma expressed his gratitude for being invited as the chief guest and appreciated the conference's focus on unity. He highlighted the importance of unity among the Zo people, who are scattered across different regions.

The Chief Minister also mentioned that the names "Lushai," "Chin," and "Kuki" were given by outsiders, and that the Zo Reunification Organisation (ZORO) had previously adopted the name "Zo" as a unified identity.

Lalduhoma emphasized the need for unity, especially among the Zo ethnic groups. He encouraged the attendees to work towards unity and to promote the Zo culture and identity.

The conference was also addressed by Rev. B. Zazawna Lai, who welcomed the attendees and introduced the conference's objectives.

Lalduhoma, Chief Minister of Mizoram 

FOUR INDIVIDUALS SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR WILDLIFE PROTECTION ACT VIOLATIONS

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, November 29, 2024: The Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), Darlawn Forest Division, has issued a circular stating that four individuals have been sentenced to jail for violating the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.

The individuals, who were produced before the District Court in Aizawl, have been identified as:

1. T Laltanpuia (56), son of Zirliana (L) of Sawleng Vengpui, Aizawl District

2. Lalhmangaihtluanga (40), son of Sawichhunga of Sawleng Chhim Veng, Aizawl District

3. Lalramchhunga (42), son of Mangdailova (L) of Sawleng Chhim Veng, Aizawl District

4. Lalbiakhluna (48), son of Manliana (L) of Sawleng Vengpui, Aizawl District

The four individuals have been sentenced to jail and have been lodged in the District Jail, Aizawl.