CHIEF MINISTER IN WEBSITE THAR “MIPUI AW” TLANGZARH (LAUNCH)

Mipui ten computer leh internet hmanga sorkara lungawilohna an neih leh an thil hriat duh an zawh zung zung theihna tura hmanrua ‘website’ thar, Mipui Aw tia vuah, sorkar laipuia Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances leh Mizoram sorkar bultum Centralized Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) chu vawiin khan Chief Minister Pu Lal Thanhawla chuan Mizoram Legislative Assembly Secretariat Conference Hall-ah bul tanna tur a tlangzarh.

Chief Minister chuan mipui ten computer leh internet hmanga lungawilohna leh an thil hriat duhte an zawh zung zung theihna tura hmanraw thar, Mipui AW kan han nei ve thei ta hi a lawmawm tak zet a ni a ti a. Ram hmasawnna kawnga hnathawhnaah thil fel tawklo tam tak a awm

SAIHA DISTRICT TASK FORCE TEN KANGHMEI TUARTE HNENAH TANPUINA SEM

Vawiin chawhnu dar 3:00 pm khan DC’s Conference Hall-ah Saiha District Task Force Committee ten kangmei tuarte hnenah tanpuina tangka fai cheque in an sem.

Vawiin a tanpuina an sem te hi In sak that tur 19 zinga tel lo, Severely and partially damaged category huamchhunga awm In neitu 9 te hnenah Engineer PWD, Saiha District zirchianna zulzuia In thawm that nana pek an ni a.

Field Officer, DM&R, Saiha District zirchianna zulzuiin kangmei tuar Chhungkua 57 te chu hlawm (Category) 5 –A,B,C,D,leh E te a then an ni a. Category-A a awm te hi Rs. 50,000/- theuh cheque

BSNL launches 3 tablets, lowest model priced at Rs 3,250

New Delhi: State-owned telecom services provider BSNL has launched three tablets making a quiet entry into the increasingly competitive market for the hand-held computers.

Recently, Datawind, promoted by a Canadian India, had made a Much-publicised entry into the market in a tie-up with the government to provide cheap networking devices ”Aakash”, priced at Rs 2,250 for students.

The three tablets launched by BSNL are priced at Rs 3,250, Rs 10,999 and Rs 13,500. Two of them come with 7-inch resistive screen with Android 2.3 operating

Rs 120 crore to Naxal-hit states for building 400 police stations

Centre will be releasing the first instalment of Rs 120 crore for construction of 400 fortified police stations, mostly in Naxal-hit areas of these States.

As part of a decision of the Cabinet Committee on Security, the Home Ministry has identified 83 worst Naxal-hit districts to construct or strengthen 400 fortified police stations at a cost of Rs 2 crore each.

The Ministry has released Rs 120 crore — Rs 30 lakh each — as first supplementary grant for incurring expenditure on these police

At least 55 killed in Iraq explosions

Bombings across Iraq killed dozens of people on Thursday, security officials said, in an indication of the strength of the insurgency two months after the US military completed its withdrawal.

Most of the attacks, which were carried out with car bombs and small arms, appeared to target security forces in the capital and other cities, authorities said. At least 55 people were killed and more than 220

Gay sex not moral, against social order: Home Ministry tells SC

New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry on Thursday opposed decriminalisation of gay sex in the country before the Supreme Court. "This is highly immoral and against the social order," the Ministry told the apex court.

The Ministry said that India's moral and social values are different from those of other countries and India cannot be guided by them.

Delhi High court had earlier passed a judgement which decriminalized Section - 377 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) covering a sexual

Pakistani 'spy' arrested in New Delhi

NEW VDELHI: A 39-year-old suspectedPakistani spy, staying in India for the past 20 years, was arrested here with Delhi Police today claiming that he was tasked to collect defence related documents and sent it across the border. 

Kamran Akbar, who was staying in Kolkata since 1992 and got married to a local girl three years ago, was apprehended by a Crime Branch team from near New Delhi Railway Station on February 13 on a tip-off, DCP (Crime) Ashok Chand said. 

"He was recently tasked to come to Delhi to collect defence related documents which were to be sent to his handlers in

44 killed in Mexico prison riot; guards detained

MONTERREY: An inmate riot that may have been staged to cover a breakout killed 44 prisoners Sunday, and the jail's director and all guards on duty at the time have been detained, a security official said. 

Nuevo Leon state public security spokesman Jorge Domene Zambrano said the riot broke out at about 2 am in a high-security section of a state prison in the city of

Vitali Klitschko defends WBC title

MUNICH -- Chaos broke out after Vitali Klitschko unanimously outpointed Dereck Chisora to retain his WBC heavyweight belt Saturday night when Chisora got into a brawl with former WBA champion David Haye at the postmatch news conference.

Haye called for a fight between the two British boxers, leading to a heated exchange before Chisora descended to face Haye and they came to blows.

Camera equipment went flying and reporters fled before security eventually managed to separate the men and police arrived at

UP health centre clerk smothered to death: post-mortem report

Lucknow: The post-mortem report of the UP health centre clerk who was found dead on Thursday confirmed that he had been smothered to death. The incident took place in Lakhimpur Kheri. The body of a health department clerk Mahendra Sharma was found in a semi-decomposed state. He had been missing since February 7.

Sharma's family alleged that he was under pressure from the Chief Medical Office (CMO) to sign files

Blasts in Bangkok Add to Suspicions About Iran

BANGKOK — A series of explosions rocked a residential neighborhood here on Tuesday, leading the Thai authorities to a cache of bombs in a rented house and the capture of two men who the Thai police said carried Iranian passports. Thai officials said that two other suspects, whom they believed to be Iranians, were being sought, and that one of them had fled to neighboring Malaysia.

Witnesses said three men, who appeared to be foreigners, fled a house in the Sukhumvit neighborhood of Bangkok after an

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Lucky escape for 400 hotel guests

Around 400 guests had a providential escape after a major fire broke out in Hotel Sitara at L.B. Nagar Ring Road on Sunday night. At least ten persons are suspected to have sustained minor injuries.

Flames erupted from the four-storeyed hotel after a hoarding put up on the front portion of the hotel's glass façade caught fire and spread to the fourth, third and second floors.

Guests attending a marriage reception and a birthday party, among others, got trapped inside the hotel building.

After a call was made to the fire control room around 8.45 p.m., fire-fighters assisted by the hotel staff rescued

Surgery successful, Big B likely to return home today

Given his history of ailments, Amitabh Bachchan’s latest abdominal surgery, though minor, was a matter of concern for his fans. The 69-year-old actor has been suffering from various stomach-related illnesses since his near-fatal accident in 1982 while shooting for the film Coolie .

Soon after the procedure, the veteran actor’s star son Abhishek Bachchan stepped out of the lobby of Seven

Singer Whitney Houston dies at age 48

Los Angeles: Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, has died. She was 48.

Houston's publicist, Kristen Foster, said on Sunday that the singer had died, but the cause and the location of her death were unknown.

Meanwhile, an official of the Beverly Hills Police department gave some details

China readies for Tibet 'war', PM meets Panchen

BEIJING: Chinese premier Wen Jiabao met Beijing-appointed Panchen Lama in Beijing on Friday in the backdrop of top Communist party officials describing the situation in Tibet as "grave".

The meeting took place after a senior Communist party official advised the government to prepare for "war against secessionist sabotage" by the Dalai Lama.

There are clear indications that China has decided to adopt its traditional "strike hard" strategy to stanch the rising wave of dissent among a section of Tibetans. Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that the police in the western Sichuan province had

Mizoram University hnuaia Degree Result a chhuak ta

Mizoram University hnuaia Degree Ist Semester results 2012 Stream/department hrang hrang chu MZU chuan a ti chhuak ta. Result hi Admit card a rollnumber anga tarlan a ni. Mahni rollnumber lo inzawn tawh mai tur a ni. MZU website ah tarchhuah a ni. A hnuai a link-ah hian click mai tur a ni.

Ist Semester Results 2011

MIZORAM UNIVERSITY
RESULTS OF I SEMESTER BACHELOR OF ARTS EXAMINATIONS , 2011
Pachhunga University Colege

1101BA001    Passed
1101BA042    Passed
1101BA083     Passed
1101BA124     Passed
1101BA002     Passed
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Taxi driver thattu, Laltanpuia dam chhung Lung In tang turin ti

Nikum December 8 zan atanga a taxi khalh lai nena chin hriat loha bo, Chawnghmingthanga (35), s/o. Runkhawia, Bungkawn Veng chu nimin zing khan Sihhmui leh Lengpui inkar kawngpui thlangah hmuh a ni. Chawnghmingthanga hi a bo zan hian Laltanpuia (23) s/o. Lalnuntluanga, Salem Veng-in a that a, Laltanpuia hi January 11, Thawhtanni khan police-te'n an man.

Laltanpuia'n Chawnghmingthanga a thah dan police hnena a puan dan chuan, December 8, 2009 zan dar 10 velah Mission Venga Synod Office bulah

Syria's Homs bombarded again, Turks push for solution

(Reuters) - Armoured reinforcements poured into Homs as President Bashar al-Assad's forces bombarded the Syrian city for a fourth day, opposition sources said on Thursday, worsening the humanitarian situation and prompting a new diplomatic push from Turkey.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told Reuters before flying to Washington for talks on Syria that Turkey, which once saw Assad as a valuable ally but now wants him out, could no longer stand by and watch.

He said Turkey wanted to host an international meeting to agree ways to end the killing and provide aid.

"It is not enough being an observer," he said. "It is time now to send a strong message to the Syrian people that we are with

Google confirms removal of objectionable pages from India servic

New Delhi: US-based global internet giant Google today said it has removed some “specific” content from its Indian service, which were deemed objectionable by a district court here.

Google India has removed the objectionable content from its search results, YouTube video site, Blogger and the social networking site Orkut in order to comply with a New Delhi district court in a civil lawsuit.

“…we only removed specific content that was identified or was the subject of the court’s order from local domains of

Karnataka: 3 BJP ministers caught watching porn in Assembly resign

Bangalore: Three BJP ministers "voluntarily" resigned on Wednesday over the shocking sleaze row to rock the Karnataka Assembly. Mangalore in-charge Minister Krishna Palemar, Co-operation Minister Laxman Savadi and Karnataka Women and Child Welfare Minister CC Patil tendered in their resignation during a BJP core committee meeting that was held early on Wednesday morning. The ministers

29 kidnapped Chinese workers released in Sudan

Beijing: Nearly two weeks after they were abducted in Sudan, 29 Chinese workers were on Tuesday released by by the local rebels and flown to Kenya.

The 29 workers boarded a plane for Nairobi chartered by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), an ICRC source told the state-run Xinhua news agency. 

They will be handed over to the Chinese embassy at Nairobi after 11 days in captivity.

"The Sudanese authorities allowed a Red Cross plane to take them from Kauda to Nairobi ... this morning where they were

26/11: Prosecution files appeal for early hearing

New Delhi: The prosecution in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case has filed an application before an anti-terrorism court in Pakistan asking it to decide the fate of the Pakistani Judicial commission which was supposed to come to India last week.

The judicial commission's visit to India was put on hold after the defence raised legal questions about its constitution.

The judicial commission was expected to record statements from Ramesh Mahale, the 26/11 case investigating officer and RV Sawant-Waghul, the

Syrian crisis: Homs army assault continues

An assault by the Syrian army on the restive city of Homs is continuing as Russia's foreign minister is due in Damascus for talks.

Hundreds of people are reported to have been killed since government troops began pounding known strongholds of opposition groups.

The BBC's Paul Wood, in Homs, says residents fear troops are planning to launch a ground assault.

President Bashar al-Assad is trying to face down a months-long uprising.

Russia, along with China, has faced international condemnation after vetoing a UN resolution that backed an Arab League peace plan for Syria.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, due to hold talks with Syrian leaders, said Western reaction

Syria unrest: UN resolution in tatters after vetoes

The UN resolution supporting an Arab League peace plan was the most determined effort so far by the Security Council to try and respond to the crisis in Syria.

It now lies in tatters after the double veto by Russia and China.

The scale of the defeat was registered in the gloom on the faces of Western and Arab envoys, and in the bitter exchanges in the council after the vote.

Using words like "disgusted" and "appalled", Western diplomats accused Russia and China of holding the council hostage, and of complicity in the policy of repression carried out by the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

The disappointment was all the deeper because this was the

MCS result a chhuak

Tunah lawk khan Mizoram Civil Service a Junior Grade post a tan competitive written exam result chu MPSC in an rawn chhuah e. Post 10 a ruak a, chumi tan chuan mi 20 chu written an through ta a ni. Exam ziak zat: mi 882.

Written a tling te chu hengte hi an ni e:

Roll No. 45 B.Laldingngheta, S/o B.Zonghinga. Farm veng, Lunglei.
Roll No. 115 C.Lalbiaksiami, D/o C.Lalsawmliana, College Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 172 C.Laltleipuii, D/o C.Lalduhsanga, Reiek, Mamit Dist.
Roll No. 285 Emily Lalrinpuii, D/o Jasper Rongura, Mission Vengthlang, Aizawl.
Roll No. 305 F.Lalchhuanawma, S/o F.Lianhmingthanga, Electric Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 458 Isaac C.Lalrempuia, S/o C.Lalsawmliana, College Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 493 James Lalnithanga, S/o H.Lalbiakkunga, Leithum, Champhai Dist.
Roll No. 940 Lalremruata Kullai, S/o K.Lalmuana, Ramthar Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 955 Lalrinawma, S/o Zochungnunga, Venghlui, Aizawl.
Roll No. 959 Lalrinawma Khiangte, S/o Lalsangliana (L), Model Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 997 Lalrinpuii Hrahsel, D/o Zasanga Hrahsel, Chanmari, Aizawl.
Roll No. 1008 Lalrinzuala, S/o Saithanzuala, Kulikawn, Aizawl.
Roll No. 1198 Melody Ngurthantluangi, D/o S.Lianchhuma, I.T.I Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. 1289 Pratap Chhetri, S/o C.B.Chhetri, Thuampui, Aizawl.
Roll No. 1484 Rothuama Tochhawng, S/o Lalnithanga, Samtlang, P.O. Kulikawn.
Roll No. 1625 Vanlalchhuanawma C, S/o CH.Chawnghlira, Chawlhhmun.
Roll No. 1669 Vanlalrova, S/o R.Kapthanga (L), Reiek, Mamit Dist.
Roll No. L-011 C.Lalnunsiami, D/o Lalsawmliana, College Veng, Aizawl.
Roll No. SC-015 K.Lalrinchhanam, S/o K.Zonghinga, Samthang, Champhai Dist.
Roll No. SH-069 Rochuangkimi Khenglawt, D/o Nelson Khenglawt, New Saiha.

interview chu 28th & 29th February hian neih a ni ang.

With China watching, India & Seychelles to up anti-pirate operations

NEW DELHI: Amid China's increased foray into the picturesque Indian Ocean archipelago nation, Seychelles has assured India that it remains its key developmental partner and sought to to intensify bilateral anti-piracy cooperation. 

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh held talks Thursday with Seychelles President James Alix Michel, who is here for the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit, that focused on security issues, piracy and ways to expand developmental

General VK Singh-a kum chungchanga buaina-ah sawrkar-in mawhphurhna engmah a nei lo

Defence Minister, AK Antony-a’n khawmual sipai hotu lu, General VK Singh-a kum chungchanga buaina-ah sawrkar-in mawhphurhna engmah a nei lo niin a sawi. He thu hi vawiin khan Delhi-ah thuthar lakhawmtute hrilhin, Defence Minister chuan, General VK Singh-a pian kum chungchanga buaina awm mek hi, sipaia pawl 2-ten kum  36 chhung record an vawn dan a inan loh avanga intan a nih thu a sawi a, kum 2006-a sipai hmunpuiin an hriat chhuah hnu-ah pawh tihdik tumna a awm loh bakah sawrkar pawh an rawn lo a, tuna taka sawrkar

Pakistan security helping Taliban: NATO report

LONDON: The Pakistani security services are secretly helping Afghanistan's Taliban, who assume their victory is inevitable once Western troops leave, a secret NATO document says, according to reports on Wednesday.

The leaked "State of the Taliban" report -- seen by the BBC and The Times newspaper -- was compiled from information gleaned from insurgent detainees and was given to