Zingkhai Yāron Phungchamli Raithit Hāngkasang Zingkhainao rai kapingping tārākha khalei atamli, Zingkhai ayi kasāra akhali Phungchamnaona lungthathaowa. Chieina Zingkhainaona raithit vāhāngsangda raikui shini khuiya. ‘Khipāna Phungchamnao sāthathao khala?’ da ngathinglaga matheimada, Lungharnaonarada phenhaowa. Kha ngathing ngathing kachi eina naoda Zingkhainaona sāsāya. Zingkhaiwui Marān Laa hili zingkhainaowui kazei, sei angachee hungshi kahai kala rikhān khangashei thāyada chāsamsāya. Rai khuiakha Awungashi kayāngli …
Yarra Laa: Rasa Sāhaosa Yarra Laa hi hithāda sai: Hao Laa Eh, Nganoklui namrā kuinaona (2x) Oh, Kuinaona; Eh, Long ngalā pamkhong chikālo (2x) Oh, Pamkhong maleiya, Eh, zangpamlo ini ngashaisa (2x) Oh, Ini ngashaisa; Eh, Naphana khuirā nganama. (2x) Oh Khuirā anganam; Eh Leishiya rasa sāhaosa. (2x) Laa hiwui kakhalat hithai: Nganoklui kachi hiya anuinao kachina. Namrā hiya nganam …
Vaichum hiya Pongli teokhameiya kapā eina rak-kakhuiya khor kheisangkhavai akhongna. Vaichum kharak chithārān khani ngapholaga raka. Rimeikapta kapā eina akha rakkāya, chiwui thili seipai eina hāshai rotkhavātlaga teikāhaowa. kachikathāna hotlāla sanga chiya. khor kathā kala khangatei ara-areng vaichumli kasangthārān mangayenkhavai teikakāna. Chiwuithili khangatei akhā, kapā eina ngaziplāk eina rakrorluishitta. Hithāda saklāk eina sāhaoda ākhashida rakkā haiakha makharaipai luimana. Vaichum kahak …
Khano Laa (Luira Laa) (From L-R): Mayarshang Ragui, Sophayo Ragui, Themchuila Zingkhai, Ningtipla Zimik, Tungsa Ragui O, Kazing kumhaora, Yeh, Wungnaowa luithui mihaolo. (2x) O, Luithui mihaolo, Yeh, Rāshāmphei manao haiphanga. (2x) O, Mamanaomara, Yeh, Wungnaowa luithot leiyaya. (2x) O, Thingphun luivāsa, Yeh, zingkumthei khishi chungmeilo? (2x) O, Khishi chungmeilo? Yeh, nao khaleinaoshi chungmeiya (2x) O, Nao khaleinaoshi, Yeh, …
Yāngyir Laa: Khi kazingda roshonkhala? Yāngyir Laa hi luishom kuphai-akha sāya. Lui mashomrang lakha yāngyir laa makaipaimana (masāpaimana). Zur kachānga kazing roshonhaoda, ‘Khi kazingda O! roshonkhala?’ da laa hi kasāna. Laawui maram azingli meikhai midalei. Khi kazingda, O! roshonkhala? O! yangyir kazing nita; O! zingchā machata. Kakhalat: Kachikathā kazingda roshonkhala? Zur kachāngwui zingrotnida, kazing kharo mangasāmmana. Written: Tsivyo Kasom Writer’s …
Haokaphok Khare kachāng awo-ayina ithumwui pharā khamaron kala haokaphok apam hi record mathāda maleithuda, khararnaobingna khararchān kasā chi shākakhui kala nganākakhui chiwui athishurda history hi kakapina. Kaporamli khalei Kashungnao hi Shimray Shimrah ngavai. Khararana Shimrayna kala paishona Shimrahna. Khare kachāng Kashungnao hi Shirui Kashungli pamsai. Atam chithārān, Hunphunpāshili Zingkhai Muirangshi chinaonina ngathumda rai sāsā kachiwui vang mapampaithuda ishi Kashungwoli ngachonmi …
Chāngshān, Kumshān kala Zimiksho -Ako Shaiza Yur-jāt akhawui ngashan khaleiwuivang eina “RIYAN” kharāna kala riyan khaleiwuivang eina “SHIYAN-CHIKAN” khangavāna. Tangkhul Wungram ngashan shānglāka. Ringkaphā lumkhalao ngashan, kala kaphā kashiwui ayur ayāyāvawui ngashan leisera. Ngashanwui shongzā pheikar khareli phanit phanaona. Phanit phanao hi zingkumwui chāngshān yanglaga kachāngwui zimiksho horzakta masālala kachang-changva horzakta sāya. Tangkhul chāngshān hi kachāng khawok, khanganee kala changthitli …
“Chum-Sin-Sa is the practice whereby the parents of the bride has to offer certain animals to the groom family for a feast to announce that their daughter is capable of managing the house of her in-laws. Only after these rituals, the mother-in-law hands over the responsibility of the granary and house to the wife of their son.” Chumpha Phanit …
Kha Awui naona ngasotnaobingli mamishai kharar theilaga kala ngasotnao bingnala Ali yarkhei kahai chi theilaga malung ringnahaoda amikli chāra popo tāhaowa….. kathinaobingwui kasākhavā katonga hānglaga ani preigaharwui wuk kakhanang, chapkhangachā hāngkhavai maleithuwa. NGALEIVAR – Khararchān hiwui khamataiya mipha. Ringshi shāvāna. Anaoli shamkhavai chotlāk eina ngalang pheizata LATHEMVA – Ringshi shāvana, agaharali ngarailaga huināhaoda anao mayarawuivāng ana khaireo phākhuilaga kathi zātrom …
Laa khanganui is a form of beauty contest in our ancient society. It is performed during the seed-sowing festival called Luira, by all unmarried women in the village including teenage girls who have attained puberty. Participants clad in traditional attire with bangles and necklace (kongsang), sing folk songs and walk gracefully in circle. Their mesmerizing bodies and beauties are enchanted …
