Mr. Hung Ngai, Chief Minister of Chin state has directed people to treat warmly and assist the Chin National Army (CNA), which will be stationed in Paletwa Township, northern Chin state, Burma. (more…)

Teddim township people will oppose the opening of a Chin National Front (CNF) license office, following an agreement between the Chin state government and the CNF delegation in the first week of January.  (more…)

A VCD commemorating the 10^th death anniversary of a Chin National Front member who joined the CNF in 1988, comprising songs will be released on the 64^th Chin National Day by his relatives.  (more…)

Houses of 17 Chin nationals were destroyed in Saikhumphai village, near Vaphai track of Champhai district, Mizoram, northeast India by Mizoram authorities on 28 January. (more…)

The President of the Chin National Party (CNP), Pu Zozam is keen on celebrating the Chin National Day every February 20, which was started in 1950 in commemoration of the abolition of the landlord system by over 5,000 participants of the first Chin National Conference in Falam town, Chin state in 1948.

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The Falam Social Development Association (FSDA) has commenced construction of a road between Falam town and Rih Sub-township in Falam Township, Chin state, near the Indo- Burma border as of 18 January. (more…)

Seventy people from 19 Chin national households are being forced to leave Saikhumphai village of Champhai district, near the Indo-Burma border of Mizoram state, northeast India by local people of Mizoram. (more…)

Construction of a road connecting Hakha, the capital of Chin state, Burma and Paletwa town, started from the first week of this month on a self help basis. The construction was led by Mara Evangelical Church (MEC). (more…)

Two Chin refugees including a Christian Pastor were brutally tortured by local Indian youths in Hastal village of west Delhi, the capital of India on 12 January 2012 at around 11:00 pm. (more…)

The issue of the demolition of a Christian cross will be submitted again to the authorities with around 30,000 signatures of local people, if the government does not take action against the culprits. The cross was destroyed by Cin Dawi villagers on 28 July 2011 near Mung Chaung Bridge, Kanpetlet Township, Chin state. (more…)