Zoramthanga

Not often do serving CMs post photos of gun-wielding younger selves, quoting militant leaders, with a message for peace. But for 75-year-old Mizoram CM zoramthanga, the past - however violent - is a matter of pride, not a phase to be disowned.

Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga, who also holds the finance portfolio, presented the state annual budget for 2022-2023 fiscal with an outlay of Rs 14,008.15 crore in the state assembly on Thursday, with no new proposals to levy taxes for the current fiscal.

Day after Mizoram CM zoramthanga took a dig at his Manipur counterpart, N Biren Singh, the Mizoram BJP unit dared the state's ruling MNF to leave the NDA. zoramthanga is the chief of MNF, a BJP ally. While MNF has 28 seats in the 40-member state assembly, BJP has 1. Mizoram goes to polls later this year.

zoramthanga, the outgoing chief minister of Mizoram, has resigned as the president of the Mizo National Front (MNF) following the party's defeat in the assembly polls. In his resignation letter, zoramthanga takes moral responsibility for the party's poll debacle. The MNF will hold a meeting to decide whether to accept his resignation. The MNF, which has been in existence for over 60 years, lost to the opposition Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) in the election, with ZPM securing 27 seats in the state assembly.

zoramthanga, a 69-year-old rebel-turned-politician, is fighting a tough battle.

Former Mizoram CM zoramthanga slammed the ZPM government for ratifying the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Act, claiming it compromises Article 371G's protections. He asserted his MNF government had opposed the Act, warning it threatened Mizo social safety. zoramthanga accused CM Lalduhoma of dictatorial leadership and vowed the MNF's return to power to safeguard the people.

Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga tendered a public apology on Saturday for his daughter's "misbehaviour" with a doctor earlier in the week.

Mizoram CM zoramthanga on Thursday said the state government would not be a mute spectator of the turn of events and violence in Manipur and is prepared to safeguard the 'Zo' people in the neighbouring state.

Mizoram CM zoramthanga has appealed to the Kuki-Zo people residing in Manipur's hill districts to maintain peace and assured his government's commitment to assisting the neighbouring state's tribal community that has been hit by ongoing ethnic clashes.

Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga would present the state budget for 2022-23 on February 24 with the assembly session scheduled to commence from February 22, House officials said on Tuesday.

Mizoram's Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) party on Wednesday urged chief minister zoramthanga to pull out from the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

MNF Hopes To Form Govt By Friday

Mizoram CM zoramthanga on Sunday said his Manipur counterpart, N Biren Singh, has sought his help in addressing the conflict in the neighbouring state.

Mizoram chief inister zoramthanga's elder sister Lalvuani died of Covid-19 at a hospital on Monday. Lalvuani, 88, died while undergoing treatment at the Zoram Medical College (ZMC) near Aizawl.

Mizo National Front (MNF) leader president zoramthanga was Saturday sworn in as Mizoram's new chief minister, heading a 12-member ministry. He was administered the oath of office and secrecy by Governor K Rajasekharan during a ceremony at Raj Bhavan in Aizawl.

Mizo National Front president zoramthanga has brokered a peace deal between the Centre and United People's Front (UPF), a conglomerate of eight northeast militant outfits, as the two sides signed a suspension of operations.

zoramthanga, a 69-year-old rebel-turned-politician, is fighting a tough battle.

Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga on Wednesday said he and his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma would hold talks in New Delhi soon to find a lasting solution to the half-a-century-old interstate border disputes between the two neighbouring states.

The proposed talks between the Mizoram CM zoramthanga and his Assam counterpart, Himanta Biswa Sarma, on the interstate boundary dispute, has now been pushed back to Wednesday. They were scheduled to hold a dialogue in New Delhi on Monday.

AIZAWL: zoramthanga, the former insurgent leader, who led the Mizo National Front to victory in the Assembly elections in Mizoram, would be sworn-in as chief minister on Wednesday.

The officer on special duty (OSD) to Mizoram CM zoramthanga submitted his resignation to the latter on Wednesday. Rosangzuala is also an adviser to the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF) president, zoramthanga, and sought his resignation from the post as well.

Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga on Friday once again reiterated from his twitter handle that ‘NorthEast India Will Always Be One” and shared an official order assuring that there will be ‘no restrictions’ and ‘no harm’ to non-Mizos travelling through the border district.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah assured Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga of all possible support from the Centre after an earthquake of 5.3 magnitude hit the northeastern state on Monday damaging houses and roads.

Former Mizoram chief minister zoramthanga slammed the UPA government for refusing to engage with Manipur-based Kuki-Chin-Mizo ethnic insurgent groups in spite of signing ceasefire agreements with them.

Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh has sought the help of his Mizoram counterpart zoramthanga, who has brokered peace between the Centre and the region’s several insurgent outfits in the past, to help resolve the crisis in his troubled state. The CMs of the two neighbouring states had a long telephonic discussion on Sunday, which Biren on Monday said was “very positive.’ “As he is an experienced and the senior-most chief minister in the northeast, I told him to hold a dialogue with both the teams so that we can meet again and bring normalcy in Manipur,” Singh told the media in Imphal.

CM zoramthanga on Wednesday said Mizoram stood firm in its commitment to support the Mizo ethnic tribes in Manipur through thick and thin.