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2026 kum 78th Chin National Day Journal

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Ottawa ah Chin Community heh i hleng hlan ah mer nawn lo in umh ai, 2011 kim bo ah General Meeting lungkhimhnak in Election bawn in Chin Community pawlkom ciah a thar in nung ruai ii. Election ah tel in i ril ve maanin 2012 kum in 2025 kum tian, karlak ah term 1 election ah tel hiam lo in com awng ing. Kum he hmuah song ah i tawkhnak thuhnok le harsahnak tam ngai. Thupui ber tu Falam pon hmang le Halkha pon hmang karlak remdunlo hnak maan ber ii. 2024 le 2025 kum ciah Falam lam in National Day ah CNF flag tar kin daih lo tiin Canada Chin Pawlpi daihdan ciah Ottawa Chin Community ah kin relpui dek hnak in Falam le Hakha karlak lungkhim lo hnak rohsia kin suak ai, Chin Community in Chin National Day bawn thil lo in com awng ii ing. Chin National Day ah CNF flag tar tuh tiin Chin Community in daan nai lo, rel tlanghnak umh lo napui Canada Falam Pawlpi ai teltu palai te ciah Ottawa Chin Community ah hotu per te in Falam Pawlpi in daihnak ciah Ottawa Chin Community in lungkhim tuhin kin rel pui dek hnak in kin ruat lo hnak thu in kin buai dek awng hnak ii. Cetan kum 2 song Chin Community ah Halkha lam in palai hlat hiam lo in kin buai awng ii.
Cetin kin cang hnua 2025 kum bo lam ah Chin Community heh kum upa lam te hmuah tel lo in, khangthar miniu te lek in konghoi tuhin lungkhimhnak umh ai, khangthar te lek tawkdun in Election tuh in fehpui ii. Kum lam in upa lam i cang tum ve hang thawn, mi ca hnaihnoktu in i cang thai ti ruatin Election ah tel lo ing. Cetin 2026 kum ca konghoitu thar rildun sio i. Konghoitu thar te tawlrelnak in Chin Community thar in 2026 kum tu 78th Chin National Day tluang ngai in hmang tlang thil kin cang ii. Tunhlan bangin Falam le Halkha in buaihnak suak tuh lo in zai bang thanthar/flag khai tar lo lawlaw in bawn ii.
Tun ṭum Chin National Day ah Falam lam in tel tuhin i ruathnak tel lo um bial, Halkha in khai cetih pah ii. Ikhalkhaw, hall dim in tu mi kin tam hlen ii.

Tun kum Chin National Day hrang banner heh design tuhin i ruai khaw, 78th Chin National Day hrang banner niu tu design sah ve ing.



Tun kum in Chin Community phurrit phur kuul lo hang, dap niu in umh menma thil hang in i cang ii.

Kin fate in Chin kin ihnak le Zanniat kin ihnak hih tuh hlen ruatin Zanniat Dawngrolh Laam laam pui pha ti ruatin laam zir pui ing. 78th Chin National Day ah miphun laam ngaingai laam heh cia nia ah kinmah Zanniat te lekin laam kin cang ii. Midang te tu khangthar laa ciah laamhnak in hmang, khangthar laa sa sio ii.




Chin National Day nia ah kin Zanniat fate ca Pathian thu kin reltu Pastor Denis le a innsangnu Peggy ciah kin tel tuhin sawm ingkhaw, kum hmasa lam pahin tun ah kum 70 a khim hang napui, kin tel ṭenṭo zuam, ang kuul ze ii.

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