The ex-ZPM members had been followers of KS Thanga, Mizoram's former agriculture minister under the Congress government
Leaders also expressed gratitude to Zoramthanga for showing his support to the Manipur Zo ethnic community
Zoramthanga highlighted the connection between the Mizo people and their land during his speech
ZPM's working president Sapdanga was addressing party workers in the Hrangturzo assembly constituency
BJP's Mizoram unit chief stated that the party's win in the forthcoming assembly polls is critical for the development of the state
38 candidates were finalised at a meeting of the party's nomination committee on Saturday. No nominees were selected for the Chalfilh and Aizawl South-II seats
Zorathanga compared the current plight of displaced persons to the challenging times faced by the Mizo community when the demand for a separate state was made
The General Secretary of the Bru Displaced People's Forum, Bruno Msha, wrote to the CEC asking him to keep the names of Bru voters on the electoral roll of Mizoram
Zoramthanga underscored the importance of ensuring proper consultation among diverse groups and the public to prevent further escalation of tensions
Dr ZR Thiamsanga has over three decades of experience in obstetrics and gynaecology
Chuaungo's unveiling as vice president was seen by political observers as a move to revamp the MPCC ahead of the assembly polls
Ahead of the 2018 polls, political parties, NGOs and church organisations had requested the EC not to conduct elections on Sunday
CEC Rajiv Kumar said the EC had given strict orders to all agencies to prevent the smuggling of drugs, liquor and cash into the state
Mizoram got statehood in 1987 after the central government and the Mizo National Front signed a peace accord
According to the agreement, HPC will not field any candidates on its own to ensure that the ZPM candidates are elected to the state assembly
The delegation will also take stock of poll preparedness with district election officers (DEO) and superintendent of police (SP) of all Mizoram districts
A 20-member team of the Election Commission of India (ECI) will arrive in Aizawl on Tuesday on a two-day visit to review preparedness for the upcoming assembly elections in the state, officials said. The delegation will be headed by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar. During its visit, the ECI team will meet the chief secretary, director general of police (DGP) and representatives of political parties. They will also interact with the state's icons, persons with disabilities (PwD) voters and youngsters, before holding a press conference on Thursday. Assembly polls in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Mizoram and Rajasthan are likely to be held in October and November. The commission had last week visited Chhattisgarh to review the poll preparedness in the central Indian state. The term of the legislative assembly of Mizoram ends on December 17 this year. In the 40-member Mizoram Assembly, the ruling Mizo National Front (MNF) has 27 members, main opposition Zoram Peopl
Election Commission officials had last week visited Chhattisgarh to review election preparations
The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India has slammed the Mizoram government for incurring an "avoidable" expenditure of Rs 4.88 crore on formation cutting of Darlak-Sihthiang road in Mamit district due to "negligence". The CAG report tabled in the assembly by Chief Minister Zoramthanga in the recently concluded session said that the construction of the Darlak-Sihthiang road was undertaken under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) despite the village being already connected. It said that Sihthiang was connected by 11-km long Chuhvel-Sihthiang paved road, which is an all-weather road since December 2020. While the construction of the Chuhvel-Sihthiang paved road was being taken up in May 2016, an agreement was signed in August 2019 between Mizoram Rural Road Development Agency of the state Public Works department and contractors for the construction of Darlak-Sihthiang road at a cost of Rs 52.81 crore and the project was scheduled to be completed by June 2020. "The
K S Thanga was a member of the MPCC's Political Affairs Committee (PAC), which was recently dissolved