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LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 THULAM LENG 

26 

Football lunglut dan 

* Gandhi Vihar a um gollhang khat chu 

khatvei innlam a che..Tulihar Airport a 

a-innkote n aga lah uleh golhang-pa chu 

hawlmo tau..chom khat jou a 

gollhangpa n anu phone hinbol, Heno, 

kaloi ho koma kaume..football peh a 

kache diu ahe..ana lungkham hih 

uvin..jingkit leh inn kahung ding ahitai 

hinti nomsel.. 

* Khatvei jong chu, anu naltah a 

lhimlhah exam la naita, football final 

a aga jalou la khoh, anu n la 

phallou..vangphat umtah a anu n 

emergency a sum ijat ham ngaicha, 

lungkham lheh.. gollhangpa n anu koma 

nikhotha gakon ingting sum gahawl inge 

tia football gapeh khucheng..vangphat 

umtah a champion hung hiu, inn ahung 

lhun a anu chu Rs. 5000/- apeh jeng 

leh anu lungdong ten..! Football a kona 

ahin lodoh ahi ahin het chun anu n adeh 

ason jeng e, atiuve.. 

Kiseiphat kitet Champion 

* DU Area ten One Day Golseh nomtah 

ana mang u..golseh item lah ahung hon 

nom asah pen uchu Kiseiphat 

kitet ..contestant ho jong them lheh 

u..mipi aolah lah jeng u..Mipi hoa kona 

kija dan in Kiseiphat kitet conduct 

bolpa champion ahe tiu..contestant ho 

sang a them jo ten hileh kilom.. 

* DU Cell Lamkaipi jong cell angailut 

dan leh fund hawl apot dan thu jong 

hicheni chun mudoh thei in aum in ahi.. 

Vetsahna: gollhang khat chu jan khovah 

kei a ahtui 100 vel hon dia golhang khat 

agoi khovah kei..Golseh nikhoa 

golhangpa chun lamkaipi hin lunggel 

them tah in khat beh free a einehsah 

ding ham tia aga nai leh, lamkaipi n 

adang ho banga sum a choh sah thou 

thou.. fair tah a thil bol hilou? 

Laptop neipa douna a thil bol 

Vijay Nagar a um golhang khat chu laptop a 

FIFA football game kichem..Barcelona chu 

Real Madrid 5-0 a josah..aloipa, laptop 

neipa lunghang ten..ajeh-laptop neipa chu 

Barcelona hardcore fan ana hi kha..tuchan 

hin loichateni chu akihou lhon hih lai e, 

atiuve.. 

Election Criteria 

Tu naicha a KSOD Executive hon malam a 

toh gon ding ho seikhom u.. ahung lhung ding 

Executive Election thu nasatah a sei-u.. 

Candidate ho criteria phabep suggestion 

kipe ho chu The candidate must not be a 

citizen of Pakistan.. She must be her and 

he must be him.. 

Rap Song le lei angailut ahipoi 

* Het dia phatah khat chu KSOD Asst. 

Sports Secy, pa hi law sim leh society 

ngailutah mi ahi keu hilou in gancha ngailu 

tah khat jong ahi..Thu kijah dan in aloi-ho 

toh anneh khom abol teng uleh ann nat/ann 

neh-moh ho chu achuntup chet jin angailut 

tah a-uicha achoipeh ji-e.. 

DU a um golhang khat leh a-upa 

kihouna.. 

A-upa: Boi, sum ijat kahin thot ding ham? 

Golhangpa: 7000 neihinthot angai e 

A-upa: katesh! atam val e..sum hi moh um 

um nahisah ham? 

Golhangpa: 7000 nahinthot louleh 

kalekhasim nangailut lou mong mong a kasim 

ding ahe.. 

A-upa: aphai! jing leh nahinthot tange..ahin 

kahin thot sum hi thisan a hung kilodoh sum 

ahe ti henlang chingthei tah in ana mang o.. 

(NB: a-upa hi India Army a natong ahi) 

Iha pan jing ui 

* Tahchapa tahchanu tamtah competitive 

exam a jaojing u..Gandhi Vihar a um golhang 

khat vang chu hapan val a lel mong mong 

hitantin, exam sunga imu den, exam kichai 

a invigilator nu n hinthou khang..

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 ASEIKIT TAUVE 

25 

Delhi a hi Eimi nungah lhom val a nungah 

aum sun sun jong mantam doh tahi.. 5:1 

ratio a chu nungah ho mantam ding mong 

ahi. (the headache of Delhi Eimi tahchapaz) 

@Sr. Paokai, Solomon upa 

Tuchung sports a hi marble umlou ding 

ham? Kaneolai a chu athep a kathep 

ahe..kei langa pang ding kichu jiu.. 

(Competing where your stregth lies) 

@Vahsi, Gandhi Vihar 

Seithem leh nel them na vanga vangam 

kaithei aki umthei nah d leh ipi dinga eiho 

hi thisan manlutah a kichodoh ihi dem.. 

(Tongue wagging wouldn t lead you to 

heaven) @Loice Touthang, RK Puram 

Kamang toh abah leh van-gam kikai tei 

nante. @Thangpoo, Gandhi Vihar 

Dongma neilou hi anop-na tah um ahe.."hoi 

a nache ding ham?..koi toh naum ham?.." 

tiho la um talou.. (choose freedom) 

@Roly, Gandhi Vihar 

Nathusei hou kangai ngai leh class 7-8 

kasimlai nungah hung kidei pan pan, but 

kijahcha. Hiche toh chu naki eh bah chet 

uve...# Pasal.# nadei uleh kipan tao... Tips 

nadei ule kakom ah# 

@Tongkhohao, T-bondz 

Aseikit-tauve lah a kamin jaosah hih 

uvo..ka common nompoi.. (no confusion# 

It!s not popularity) 

@Aalhing Singson, Gandhi Vihar 

Kaloi ho!n kei sanga abol hoi uva, goal 

akhum diu kadei ji jeh a mi kapho pho 

jeng ji joh ahibouve.. 

@Lalcha, Gandhi vihar Soccer 

Captain 

Suti neisun sunna kiki prctice hen volley 

kiti chu ball umkitlou kalungdan 

o.....kalungdon mana 100mtr Race kalhai 

leh tun kamal jouse anate hihihihihihi... 

@Boishi Singsit, Munirka 

Tuailou le dialogue kihil gige,ken gen 

in kachi chi gen akhu..ulet le hoidiu 

diu,nungak ten kei ulet ma2 chitau ei.. 

(N they spoke in different tongues##) 

@Mangcha KMC 

Application lha thu chu moh sei sei hih 

uvo..ajou leh application lha ding mong 

mong a min Delhia hung eihisah inte.. 

(My priority is crystal clear) 

@Chongnunnem, Daulat Ram 

Lunglet le lungneo poimo ahie.. mi khat 

chu midang mitvet in lhing jou jongle, 

lungneo a aumle lhinglel ji ahie 

@Nengpi, DU South Campus 

University of Lunglai Koina College ah 

chun ken jong admission kamujou nadem? 

@Nengnei, Karol Bagh 

Kami hina a nungah kahel leh kakidoi 

mong mong tapoi.. KSO ten head letter 

in apa komah achanu neithum peh ngap 

tauvo.. @Max Kuki, Christian Colony 

Eimu kha nailou nungah atam nalai 

e..nungah vangse atam nalai-e tina 

ahijeng e.. (no responsibility for your 

bad luck) 

@Samuel, Asst. Sports Secy. 

A hoipen kahim kiti Vangam a Chabi ka 

choileh kamasanga Ngamsei toh Boilen 

ana lud mante## (all these years i!ve been 

thinking me is the most handsome..sob#) 

@Mihoi Haopu 

KSOD Executive a pan jong hi dongma 

toh kikhenna nailam tah ahe.... (the mortal 

risk of being a leader) 

@Hans Lun, Jt. Secy, North 

Tuchung inn kachea chu kanu leh kapa!n 

dongma thu eiha doh kei lhon..keila 

kathanop lou lou hitoh..(unmoved even by 

the indirect proddings) 

@Lucy, Vijay Nagar

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 ASEIKIT TAUVE 

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Mahipalpur a koi jong hi KSOD 

ahidem..meeting a lah ahung pangkha 

pon..sum koi kom kipe ding hitam? 

@Steven Mahipalpur 

Lekha them ho lang, khalah or kamtam 

jngle akingai nom na n, athemlou, 

attendance short or Internal assesment 

hoilou ho vang kakhopte" 

(Action speaks louder than voice) 

@Thomas All Dlhi 

Masanga Meilhei te tampen, 2nd na 

ehivin, tunvng Kolte, Meilheite cule 

Haokipte ehitauve. 3rd ahytai.. 

(I support polygamy) 

@Gunchu Thangboi 

Mel-hoi ahah e katileh koiman eitahsan 

hyh e" (Beliv me" I speak from xperience) 

@Ringo, Gandhi Vihar 

No pills, no guts. No guts, no love" 

(Waiting for my only hope -one good 

damn luck) 

@Gougin, drummer 

Thingnoimi chu mipin athohlel d hilou, 

govt. in athohlel di ahi. Eihoa akile 

bultai. (The barrel is pointed on the 

wrong direction) 

@Felina, X-Lamkaipi 

Nungah thum (3) a dia kitah2 a kapan 

ahye. (Faithful to 3 is still a faithful) 

@Lalpu kh. GurMandi 

Itahsa alhahsamna kikal a lunggel asan 

kidleh kihiti tahi.. (My great thinking 

head had an adverse affect on my 

physique) 

@David Haosalen 

Vijay nagar langa NE numei ho ahoithei 

val uvin Rickshaw GTB to Vijay nagar 

kitol leh nopbou inte"" (wanting to be in 

the right place) 

@Haotinlen, Bus Conductor 

Ridge a Zong ho zongkhu phatah a 

evetleh emel kiluopi zong ana umzi bou 

e"" (they remind me of my fore fathers") 

@Ngamgoulen@ Hopeson Kips 

Tulah ka timeline a English nungah khat 

in Sweet-heart eihin ti ti zenge" (Mal lanu 

toh kakisai sai e) 

@Palet, Gur Mandi 

Tuni prayer cell a sharing kanei pet a 

mitam dan chu kws lamkai hon hung mudoh 

ule houchom aphudoh ngap hitam eiti 

uvinte .(Fans that can intimidate even the 

higher ups) 

@ Lelet, DU Asst. Cell Leader 

Loumun nakilhenkhel leh kumkhat nakisih 

ding ji nalhen kheleh nahinkhoa naki sih 

ding Pathen nalhen khele tonsotna nakisih 

ding ahi. (choosing eternity) 

@ NGAMZsei DU 

Thadou pao tho phot2 kol hyjongle jol 

ponge. (Minimum criteria) 

@Lalneo, Satyawati 

Ng. Alice le Kim Motibagh hi lamhil editor 

hon kipaman apeh thei u ahitai. Amani 

banga lhaseh a aseikit tauve a panla 

koima aum naipoi. (Born to quote) 

@Patrick, Christian Colony 

KWS kikhoplou jong kakhoptai..next 

Sunday leh kikhom tang e. (to Church for 

a change) 

@Haolenmang, O!niel of Gandhi Vihar 

To khuleu a dammo veiset jong ipailhah 

uva pan ilah u angai tai.. 

(We need the enery of locomotive) 

@Lamtinthang, President KSOD

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 JAILA 

23 

Lhakiehsa tuoi ngai phunggol cheng 

Lhakiehsa tuoi ngai phunggol cheng 

Khulsin na channao kumkho sotte, 

Pigo bang donthah kit thei talou 

Liemsa hinkho puldou bangmo e. 

I chung thangvan a kon hin veuvin 

Kuki Nam mite chung a lung oi nam? 

Laijon phunggol kah a tolthana n jin vaihom 

Gi bang kikhen e nangho, keiho, amaho tin. 

Na khulsin nao phaithi n alhohmang hitam? 

Ka le maona, puldouna leh lunghemna, 

Luonlhi leh thisan luong cheng 

Hoh twi bang luong mang ding hitam? 

Zalen kawlni nou emsel nuoi a 

Ngailut, lungkhatna leh damna a kijem a 

Chitin namtin lah a pahbang pah ding 

Kuki Nampi n ka galdot jing ui. 

I Am- John Claire 

By: Tingneilam Lamsi Khongsai 

I am yet what i am none cares or knows. 

My friends forsake me like a memory lost. 

I am the self-consumer of my woes. 

They rise and vanish in oblivious host. 

Like shadows in love's frenzied,stifled throes. 

And yet i am and live like vapours lost. 

Into the nothingness of scorn and noise. 

Into the living sea of making dreams. 

Where there is neither sense of life or joys. 

But the vast shipwreck of my life's esteems. 

Even the dearest that i love the best. 

Are strange,nay,rather stranger than the rest. 

I long for scenes where man hath never trod. 

A place where woman never smiled or wept. 

There to abide with my creator God. 

And sleep as i in childhood sweetly slept. 

Untroubling and untroubled where i live. 

The grass below above the vaulted sky 

By: Chochon Haokip 

The writer is an X-KSOD member and a 

contributing columnist of Lamhil. This 

poem is written as a Tribute to the 

departed brethrens who lost their lives 

for being Kuki in the cruel hands of NSCN 

(IM) during Kuki Genocide (1992- 97). 

May their souls rest in peace. 

Hilchetna: 

Lhakiehsa: athisa (dead) 

Phunggol: phung mi/phung chanpi 

Khulsin: vuikhuh/thina 

Pigo: gopi (bamboo) 

Liemsa: akichaisa/achiesa/athisa 

Phaithi: hui (air) 

Gi: gamgi (boundary) 

Hoh twi: lhanghoh twi (water) 

Kawlni: nisa 

Laijon: sopi 

Tuoi: sopi/insungmi/kinaipi 

Home 

By: Cynthia Cherry Doungel 

Its a four letter word.. 

A place you go to heal your hurt. 

Its an altar,ita a shelter.. 

One place you re always welcome. 

A pink flamingo,double wide. 

One bedroom in a high rise. 

A mansion on a hill, where the 

memories always will keep you 

company whenever you re alone. 

After all of my running, i m finally 

coming Home.. 

The world tried to break me 

i found a road to take me HOME 

there ain t nothin but the blue sky 

now 

after all of my running... 

I m finally commin 

HOME.......

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 OPINION 

22 

how to work together, to become not only 

good winners, but also good losers. 

Thirdly, the statement that the 

battle of Waterloo was won on the 

playfields of Eton , implying that playing 

games and the spirit of sportsmanship help 

to inculcate lasting values, which make for 

good soldiers, good fighters and good 

discipline, apart from promoting 100 per 

cent physical fitness. In British schools and 

colleges, the fullest importance is given to 

sports, especially cricket and football. 

The result has been the creation 

of a healthy, well-developed, disciplined 

and efficient society in which people know 

the right proportions in life, put everything 

in the right perspective, and seldom 

conduct themselves in an unsporting, 

ungentlemanly and unbecoming manner. 

Playing the game on the playground 

naturally instructs people to play the game 

of life in the right spirit, which is what 

matters most, not victory or defeat. 

According to sociologists, 

society gains in many ways when the 

government encourages sports and games 

everywhere, provides playgrounds, the 

necessary equipment and other facilities, 

and rewards outstanding sportsmen, so as 

to encourage others also to play games. 

The crime graph dips, which means that 

the incidence of general crimes decreases 

because the right spirit and the right 

approach to things is developed on the 

playground. 

Sport, it has been said, is not only 

a manifestation of animal energy of 

surplus strength to develop more strength; 

it is, in addition, a safe and wholesome 

outlet for the aggressive spirit in human 

beings. 

Those who violate the rules, play foul 

or exceed the permissible limits, or indulge 

in tactics that are unfair, are promptly pulled 

up by the referee or the umpire. Anyone who 

refuses to mend his ways or to repeatedly 

violate the rules is ordered to quit the field 

and is replaced by another player. This helps 

to inculcate the habit of respecting the judge 

and of observing the rules. 

Some observers have contended 

that there is a close link between sports and 

a country!s industrial development and the 

general progress of society. That is why it is 

contended, most of the gold medals at the 

Olympics are bagged by advanced countries 

such as the U.S.A., Russia and Germany, and 

Britain too manages to bag a few of them. 

Of the eastern countries, China and Japan 

plunder most of the gold and silver medals. 

Is there a link also between 

performance in sport and a country!s military 

might? Militarily, China is the most powerful 

country in the East, but Japan, which matches 

the U.S.A. in industrial, especially electronic 

ad-vancement, does well in sports despite 

its small size. India is a large country of 

continental size, and given the proper 

incentives and the necessary facili-ties, this 

country!s sportsmen should do well on the 

sports field, but whether it is the climatic 

factor, the lack of adequate nutrition and of 

incentives, our sportsmen do not compare 

favourably with those of the USA, Russia, 

Ger-many and Australia. 

In any case, the relatively poor show 

of our athletes in international competitions 

does not weaken the case for encouraging 

sports which help to lay the foundations of 

a healthy, sound society. The cost is returned 

several- fold. 

(Source: - www.preservearticles.com)


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ESSAY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF GAMES AND 

SPORTS IN OUR LIFE 

- Tezaswi Si 

The importance of sports and games is 

being increasingly recognized in India, from 

both the educational and social points of 

view. More and more funds are being 

allocated for encouraging sports in schools, 

colleges and universities; in fact, sports have 

become an essential part of the curricula. 

Time was when only a few students, 

who were fond of games like hockey, 

football, cricket or tennis, were allowed 

special facilities. But now regular 

programmes are drawn up in all educational 

institutions to persuade as many students as 

possible, regardless of special aptitudes, to 

participate in games, and not merely watch 

matches occasionally to cheer up their 

favourite teams or attend the prize 

distribution functions at the end of a sports 

season. 

Educationists and others have come 

to the conclusion that it is in the interest of 

society as a whole that adequate facilities 

should be provided, depending, of course, 

upon the availability of funds, for games 

and sports for the country s youth, both boys 

and girls. 

Sports foster friendship and amity. 

Nor does the belief hold well any more that 

those who take part in sports or games 

would be no good at studies, and that each 

year their absence from the class or shortage 

of lectures would be condoned because 

they can either attend to their studies or be 

on the playing field for some game or the 

other. 

It is felt that apart from some 

exceptional cases of students showing 

extraordinary talent and skill in certain games, 

or students who are expected to be high 

on the merit list in university examinations, 

most other students should play one game 

or other, not necessarily for achieving 

distinctions, but for the sake of sport. 

Several factors need to be taken 

into account in this connection. First, 

physical fitness is of the utmost importance 

for everyone, young and old. Participation 

in games and sports invariably ensures 

good health, fitness and, generally, freedom 

from ailments of various types. 

Also, unless the human body is 

kept in smooth trim and in an overall fit 

condition, even the brain will refuse to cooperate 

after some time. Actually, physical 

fitness is essential for proficiency in studies 

and for winning distinctions in 

examinations. Ailing bodies do not make 

for sharp brains. Exercise in some form 

or another is necessary, and sports provide 

an easy method to ensure such fitness. 

Secondly, regular participation in 

sports provides a healthy channel for 

diversion of energies. Wherever students 

and other youth participate in sports 

regularly, misdirection of youthful vigour 

is much less and the tendency to indulge in 

indiscipline and mischief is curbed. 

Young people have surplus 

energy, and if this is fruitfully utilised, the 

foundations are laic for a healthy society, 

where people are fully aware of the need 

for discipline, co-operative effort, team 

spirit, the cult of sportsmanship, of joint 

devotion to the achievement of a common 

goal in collaboration with others. They also 

learn to cultivate the vital quality of learning


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EXAMINATION FEVER By C. Lalboy Doungel, Shivajian 

Many people think that exam is the 

only time to get to know with books, and I 

am no different from this category of 

people who love last minute study-last 

minute hero! The adverse effect is 

stress,tension,frustration and panic when we 

constantly work(study) without a break 

during the exam; that brings us nothing but 

failure at the end. All of us inclusive of who 

we are wants to do well in life, and show 

to the world that we can do.But most of 

us don t achieve what we wish to because 

of so many reasons; and laziness could be 

one of them.sometimes I would daydream 

asking myself,how beautiful life would be 

without this word called laziness . We know 

what should have been done and what is 

best for us; but why still stay idle? lets boot 

out laziness from us so that we are not 

defeated or else we will be called Mr.defeat/ 

failure even if we don t like it. The most 

exciting gala events(the KSO sports and 

Silver Jubilee celebration) is approaching 

and everyone young and old is exited! but 

when I think of the exam that is ahead I 

am filled with tension.WHY? may be, not 

beng prepared is one reason! There is an 

old popular maxim that says, slow and 

steady wins the race . However, it is not 

always applicable in today s rat-race of cutthroat 

competition. Rather a new maxim, 

fast and furious could be a better option 

(as I call it). Ask yourself, Am I using my 

mental ability to make history or am I using 

it merely to record history made by 

others?Lets remind ourselves regularly that 

that we are better than we think we are,think 

success and Believe Big.It is better for us to 

study in advance to avoid problems during 

the Exams. From the start of the academic 

year/session devoting some time to study 

would also help in solving all these 

problems as there will be no undue panic 

when exams have to be taken. Most people 

from Northeast and the Kukis in particular 

no doubt, loves to play Football than study, 

and I am no different. Regular exercise, 

playing games and a healthy diet are indeed 

important for us to maintain good health 

to do well in our studies.But our mentality 

in trying to maintain balance between our 

study and playing lies the problem because 

most of us in dept don t know the reason 

why we are here, if I m not wrong! Most 

of us are fussy about things that will lead 

us nowhere and the worst thing is we love 

doing them; and also love stories that can 

kill our time.And we are often the victim 

of the entice of the glamour world and 

find no time for studies which should be 

our main concern.The upcoming 

JUBILEE SPORTS of the KSO should 

not hinder us in achieving what we are 

suppose to achieve or else we become a 

ding-bat.If we want to be successful, let s 

stop thinking I should have started a 

month/year ago .Instead think, I am going 

to start now,my best weeks,months and 

years are ahead of me .Proving oneself as 

Mr.failure at the end can really hurt that will 

not even have a cure.lets take the chance 

now or else we will miss the bus. Better 

late than never remember this! lets once 

again reason together what our priority is 

before we run out of time. lets not panic. 

Time and Tide waits for none so let s be 

on our guard so that we don t cry in the 

End.

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 COLUMN 

19 

KUTPI KIBOL DAN - Dr. T. Lunkim 

1. Innson - 

(a). mipan belpenga juchih dimset akidop a, 

(b). minun Haidip a juchih dimset akidop a, 

(c). Insung mi nu-ngah golhang chapangin 

achan cheh a ju-um a ju adopkhom diu ahi, 

(d). Haosa Inpia khosung mi kimkeiya 

kikhom diu. 

2. Khosunga cheng, Belpeng le Haidip 

dom louva, chule Haosa Inpia gapang lou 

chu ama le ama kipai, khomia kisimtha lou 

ding ahi. 

3. Kutpi nikho, judon masanga - 

I. Achesa kumsunga kho kivaipohna apha 

ase, 

(a). Semangpun - kivaipohna aseiya, 

(b). Pachongpan - kiventup (Defence) leh 

loulho thu asei ding, 

(c). Lhangsampan - khosung (village) thusoh, 

Lhang (District) thusoh, Gamkai (State) 

thusoh le Inpi (Chinlushaikuki Inpi) thusoh 

asei ding ahi. 

II. Kho Haosapun, atohpi (a). Semangpa, 

(b). Pachongpa le (c). Lhangsampa thulhut 

kichai teng athu lhut ho aheitoh a, achunguva 

kipa thu sei to lhon a midang aseinauva seibe 

nom adoh a, akichai tengleh khopi kihouna 

aneiyu ahi. 

III. Kum sunga tohdoh tei ding - 

(a). Loulho mun aseitoh-uva, 

(b). Lompi lom lhang le chang lom a pansoh 

hel a natong lou thase khosunga umsah lou 

dia aseiyu, 

(c). Lamlhah jouse semtoh a, kemdo, khomol 

semthah ding kihou uva, 

(d). Kho vaipoh loi (i) Semang, (ii) Pachong 

chule (iii) Lhangsam kin atoh diu cheh mipi 

phasah chu Haosan aphondoh a !Kutpi" 

kichai ahi. 

Hetcheh dia pha: Kutpi nikhoa 

mipi kihoutohna kigah chahna abei 

phat a, nam (National Spirit) ngailutna 

le kipumkhatna lhasam, manthahna lam 

jon ihitauve. Ahiti dinga chu Britishten 

anabol ahi. Khahdoh phat ahitai. 

4. Kho kivaihomna ding jouse akiseitoh 

jou teng, kho mite hetsahna dia Kho- 

Lhangsampan Lhang asap khum ding 

chutah leh - 

(a). Inson a mipa jousen Belpenga 

ahindop u juchih adon khom uva La asah 

theiyu La asah diu, golnop abol diu ahi. 

(b). Inson a minu jousen jong Haidip a 

juchih ahindop chengseu adon khom uva, 

golnop abol diu, La asah nom u leh asah 

diu, 

(c). Nu-ngah gollhang chapang 

kitolchem jousen jong agol apaitoh ju 

adonkhom uva golnop abol diu ahi, 

(d). Pachong Pa lamkaiya, kho mite 

kipumkhat leh kilung to vetsahna lamkol 

abol uva pasal le numei khat khat a 

kilhauva lam diu ahi. Japi lam chaina a 

Hoasapu alam tengleh Khosunga 

Lompia aneiyu numei lamkai nu-ngah 

chun akhen (lam) ding, ama ni lam chai 

teng leh !Kutpi" khum khana Kho 

Thempun abol a, Kutpi kichai ding ahi. 

Christian ihiphat uva judon khel a 

nehkhom bol thei, cha (theitui) don thei 

ahi. 

Tulaiya !Kutpi" iman thei 

bangun, pute pate kilungtona a nei ding, 

chule khamna thei mang louva, tahsa 

damna le hatna thei neh khom bol a, 

kipapia lampi theiya bol ding akitoh joi.


18 

they still consider themselves a hero? Are 

they ready to apologies and accept what 

they did was uncalled for, or is there any 

guarantee that such an incident will not 

happen again in future? 

While the act is deplorable in the 

highest degree, cultivating the same seed 

of hatred in the minds of the innocents 

should be the last thing we should wish. 

Three Kuki Organisations came out open 

in the press appealing the people to 

forgive and forget the past and stop 

observing the Black September. The 

initiative is highly appreciated, while it is 

flabbergasting that they missed the very 

fact that incidents in history are lessons 

for our present and future, they are the 

milestones to build and mould our future, 

they are the strong and formidable 

foundations on our path to foster peace 

and brother hood in this context. 

The Zoupi incident is not 

something which should be buried away 

under the sand of time. On the contrary, 

it should be remembered as a symbol 

of inhumanity and that such an inhuman 

act does not have a place in a civilized 

human world. I believe there is every 

reason for the people of Manipur in 

particular and the people of India in 

general irrespective of caste, creed, and 

religion to mourn for the victims of 

Zoupi Massacre for we do not know 

who will be the Zoupis of the next 

Genocide of such intensity. 

It may well descend upon any 

one individual or community. The 13th 

September should be declared a state day 

so that Zoupi Massacre will not be a 

precedent but served as the Omega of 

such inhuman act and pray that such an 

atrocities should not come upon mankind 

again in future. 

Black September should not be 

remembered as a day of Hatred or 

Vengeance but as a day of Peace and 

Brotherhood. It is rather embarrassing to see 

that it is considered a Black day for the Kuki 

Community only, while it is a black mark in 

the history of Manipur and India. The civil 

Society irrespective of Manipuris, Nagas and 

Kukis should come forward and pray for 

the victims so that their soul rest in peace. 

The day should be taken out as an 

opportunity to ask the Almighty to forgive 

those daring humans who butchered His 

most valued creation (human being), way 

beyond the limit, another human would have 

the courage to even look at, for it is a tragedy 

which none would ever wish even for his 

most bitter enemy. We should realize the 

enemies of the Kukis are not Manipuris or 

Nagas or vice versa but our common enemy 

is poverty, illiteracy, and underdevelopment. 

The Day should be used as a Launch pad to 

send out a strong message that the common 

Mans need of Bread, cloths and shelters can 

be fulfilled only through Peace, and 

Brotherhood. 

And for now, Black September or 

not , the wailings of the Zoupi Victims will 

continue to linger in the hearts of many for 

years to come and it is our only hope and 

prayer that Such an incident doesn t descend 

upon Mankind again. 

Kukiforum News


17 

WHY BLACK SEPTEMBER SHOULD NOT BE OPPOSED 

Kuki Black Day - September 13 

Mankind has different ways of 

remembering dates. The Americans 

remembers 9/11 in a different way, the 

Japanese remembers 6/08 differently, and 

the Jews remember the Yom Hashoah 

dates in yet another way. These are some 

of the few among thousands of such 

incidents which will never be forgotten in 

the history of mankind. These incidents 

took place under varied political, 

economical and sociological conditions yet 

they have one thing in common which is 

mass massacre of Human beings. 

Of all tragedy I remember, the Jews 

Holocaust stands out unique, never in the 

history of Mankind Genocide was carried 

out on a particular community with such 

intensity and frequency. Jews were killed 

just because they were Jews, neither 

because they did something wrong nor 

because their properties were envied. 

One can sense a huge degree of 

parallelism between the Holocaust and the 

Zoupi Genocide, which even after 19 long 

years still haunts the People of Manipur in 

General and the Kuki community in 

particular. One such Parallelism is both the 

tragedy trace back its genesis to the heart 

of a Dictator, who probably to quench 

an ego or enjoy the sufferings and servitude 

of a fellow human or for some mere 

political or economical objectives had 

carried out such a massive atrocity. 

Whatever be the reason genocide 

is genocide and there cannot be any better 

- Samuel Singsit 

or worse victim, a victim is a victim. The 

other aspect is the specificity to a particular 

community, in Zoupi!s case, the Kuki 

community. 

Today the Kukis mourned and 

remember the black September in yet a 

different way, while the perpetrators roams 

with impunity. It is even hard to swallow 

because the incident took place right under 

the nose of the Largest Democracy in the 

world boasting of its determinations to 

promote justice and fraternity. Flashing 

back to 19 years before present, on this 

very un fateful day Armed insurgents 

intercept a group of Kuki Civilians of 

Zoupi Village and butchered 90 people, 

with their hands tied behind, in one single 

day, women and babies included. The cold 

reminiscence of the ugly tragedy still visits 

the people of Manipur on this day every 

year. 

One is compelled to wonder what 

possibly could be the reason the 

perpetrators assorted to such an inhuman 

act. Could it be a vengeance of an untold 

Past incident? Could it be just one of those 

ugly tactics to draw attentions for some 

demands? Or could it be a show of 

supremacy or Muscle power? There could 

not be a better person than the very person 

who masterminds the act to answer these 

Questions which still floods the minds of 

every one. 

Having said that, the afterthought 

of the perpetrators is still a mystery. Do


16 

Who Will Remember You When You Die 

Some people fear death too 

much to even think about it. They say its 

too morbid. But death is the one certain 

thing in life, and it s everywhere around 

us. A wise man prepares for death as 

ardently as he prepares for life. This way, 

when he dies, he would have lived a life 

worth remembering long after his demise, 

and not only by the people who knew 

him personally. Long after his body rots 

in the grave he would still touch the hearts 

and lives of people who never knew him 

or met him personally. Such would be his 

legacy. But not all are fortunate enough 

to live the life they would have wanted 

because death came too soon and too 

sudden. On the 13 th of September a 

nation remembered as the lives of a 

thousand of its own blood was cut 

painfully short by the hands of the 

adversary, unprovoked and unimagined. 

Their lives were snuffed out, their dreams 

brought to an abrupt end and their future 

rendered non-existent just because they 

happened to be a Kuki. And to this day, 

those of us who live and bear that name 

remember their deaths. We remember 

why they are here with us no more and 

we mourn their deaths. They have a legacy 

we mourn and cherish at the same time. 

In this way they occupy a hallowed place 

in the hearts and minds of the people they 

died for. 

We cannot exchange places with 

the dead and claim their place of honor. 

But unlike them we have the chance, while 

-Samuel Lamkholen Haokip 

we still breathe, to affect our society in the 

way we choose to. Whatever grand or petty 

plans the dead have are now reposed in the 

grave with their mortal earthly bodies. But 

whatever plans we the living have are still 

possible. Whichever way you intend to affect 

the society can still come true. Will you leave 

the society a better place than when you found 

it, or will you make it worse? Or, like I had 

said in an earlier issue of Lamhil, sometimes 

it s not just the things we do that may 

constitute wrongdoing, that there are times 

when doing nothing itself is a wrongdoing. 

Will you be guilty of non-participation? 

On the 13 of last month we paid 

our tribute to our martyrs who laid down 

their lives on that awful day. I m sure all who 

came felt the spirit of patriotism anew. Society 

remembers and honors them because they 

died. But now the society needs to remember 

you because you lived. Because you did 

something that made our society/nation a 

better place than it was yesterday. Because 

your children can dream bigger dreams than 

the ones you inherited from your parents. 

Because you contributed positively to the 

brand image of our society. Because 

everytime people remember you, you instill 

the spirit of patriotism anew. So what legacy 

will you leave behind when you die, or when 

you leave this city? The dead have their place 

in history and so do the living. And the living 

will one day join the dead. What will people 

tell others about you when you re gone? Who 

will remember you when you die?

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 15 

and what it means to forgive. I think that 

the hardest people to forgive are the ones 

who are the closest to you. If someone else 

wrongs you, it is easier to forgive, because 

you most probably don t expect much from 

that person anyway. However, if someone 

who is close to you, a friend or partner for 

example, does something, which requires 

forgiveness, then it means that they have 

betrayed your trust to some extent. I think 

that the level of trust breached determines 

how easy it is to then forgive someone. I 

think if someone made a genuine mistake 

and this hurt you, then there is nothing to 

forgive, but if someone intentionally betrays 

your trust or does something even though 

they know it will hurt you, then this makes 

it much more difficult to forgive. Keep in 

mind, hurting people often hurt other 

people as a result of their own pain. If 

somebody is rude and inconsiderate, you 

can almost be certain that they have some 

unresolved issues inside. They have some 

major problems, anger, resentment, or 

some heartache they are trying to cope with 

or overcome. The last thing they need is 

for you to make matters worse by 

responding angrily. 

Biblical Perspective of forgiveness . 

I think, by remembering 

where we stand, by meaning our words 

when we say in our prayers each night 

Forgive our trespasses* as we forgive those 

that trespass against us. We are offered 

forgiveness on no other terms. To refuse it 

is to refuse God s mercy for ourselves. I 

think that if God forgives us we must 

forgive ourselves. Otherwise, it is almost 

like setting up ourselves as a higher tribunal 

than Him. 

The willingness to forgive is a sign of 

spiritual and emotional maturity. It is one 

of the great virtues to which we all should 

aspire. Imagine a world filled with 

individuals willing both to apologize and 

to accept an apology. Is there any problem 

that could not be solved among people 

who possessed the humility and largeness 

of spirit and soul to do either or both 

when needed? Darkness cannot drive 

out darkness; only light can do that. Hate 

cannot drive out hate; only love can do 

that. 

Some of the Bible verses, which 

talk about the forgiveness, are placed 

below. 

Matthew 6:14-15 NIV 

For if you forgive men when they sin 

against you, your heavenly Father will also 

forgive you. But if you do not forgive men 

their sins, your Father will not forgive your 

sins. 

Matthew 18: 21-22 NIV 

Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, Lord, 

how many times shall I forgive my brother 

when he sins against me? Up to seven 

times? Jesus answered, I tell you, not 

seven times, but seventy-seven times. 

Matthew 5:23-24 NIV 

Therefore, if you are offering your gift 

at the altar and there remember that your 

brother has something against you, leave 

your gift there in front of the altar. First 

go and be reconciled to your brother; then 

come and offer your gift. 

Let !FORGIVENESS be a 

guiding principle of one s life and let us 

enjoy peaceful , physical and Spiritual, 

environment.

OPINION 


LET FORGIVNESS OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLE 

Forgiveness, I think is the need of 

the hour for strong and healthy society, 

family, friendship and association involving 

human relationship. If we accept the saying 

that !No one is perfect then we also ought 

to accept the fact that committing mistake 

is a part of one s life and thus forgiveness 

becomes essential principle of life. If there 

were no forgiveness and God has to punish 

for our each and every misdeeds, I hope, 

today, no one would be here on this Earth. 

Forgiveness is the 

renunciation or cessation of resentment, 

indignation or anger as a result of a 

perceived offense, disagreement, or 

mistake, or ceasing to demand punishment 

or restitution.The Oxford English 

Dictionary defines forgiveness as !to grant 

free pardon and to give up all claim on 

account of an offense or debt . 

Forgiveness can be defined as the 

foregoing of resentment or revenge when 

the wrongdoer s actions deserve it. 

Forgiveness is a very subjective theme and 

everyone has there own idea on who should 

and who should not be forgiven. 

Forgiveness can encompass many different 

things, from merely accepting someone s 

apology to helping them to find there way 

out of the situation they put themselves 

in.When you forgive, you in no way change 

the past - but you sure do change the future. 

Forgiveness is a virtue of the brave. I can 

forgive, but I cannot forget, is only another 

way of saying, I will not forgive. 

Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note 

- torn in two, and burned up, so that it never 

can be shown against one. 

- James Doujapao Haokip 

You will know that forgiveness has begun 

when you recall those who hurt you and 

feel the power to wish them well. 

Forgiveness is a funny thing. It warms the 

heart and cools the sting. To be a 

Christian means to forgive the inexcusable 

because God has forgiven the inexcusable 

in The truth is, unless you let go, unless 

you forgive yourself, unless you forgive 

the situation, unless you realize that the 

situation is over, you cannot move 

forward. 

I think, that to be able to 

forgive others, you have to first be able 

to forgive yourself. By this I mean that if 

you feel guilty about something, you have 

to be able to accept that you made a 

mistake, but you also have to then carry 

on and move forward. If you cannot 

forgive yourself, you will constantly be 

berate yourself and you won t be able to 

leave the past behind. Of course, you have 

to learn from the mistakes you made and 

endeavor never to repeat them, but it s not 

necessary to constantly berate yourself 

over something that has already happened 

and cannot be changed. Often, we are the 

last people to forgive ourselves. In my 

opinion, once you realize that you have 

spent enough time making yourself feel 

bad about something you have done, it 

becomes clear that quite often, others have 

long since forgiven you. 

Forgiving others is a very 

subjective and complicated process. 

Everyone has their own set of morals and 

ethics, which means that everyone has a 

different view of what can be forgiven


��About 42,000 tennis balls are used in 

the plus-minus 650 matches in the 

Wimbledon Championship. 

�� The first puck ever used in a hockey 

game was a frozen piece of cow crap. 

�� Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia are 

building a 27-hole golf course on the 

border between the three countries, with 

nine holes in each country. Much of the 

area proposed for the golf course is 

currently a minefield. 

�� The Olympic Flame is a symbol of 

the fire stolen from the Greek God Zeus. 

Months before the opening ceremony of 

the Olympic games the torch is lit at the 

ancient site of the Olympics in Olympia. 

�� A ceremony is performed by Eleven 

women called priestesses in which the 

torch is lit by a parabolic mirror which 

concentrates the rays of the sun. 

��Shaquille O Neal wears size 22 shoes. 

He puts on a brand new pair before every 

game. 

��Soccer is the most attended or watched 

sport in the world. 

��Boxing became a legal sport in 1901. 

��Archery is the national sport in Bhutan,a 

Buddhist country in Asia. 

�� South Korea is the birthplace of 

taekwondo, an olympic sport since 2000. 

��Before the turn of the century, prize 

fighters fought bare fisted. Matches 

sometimes lasted more than one hundred 

rounds and were counted by knock outs. 

��You ve probably heard your coach or 

parents say, !It s all fun and games until 

someone loses an eye." Well that phrase 

FUN-O-LICIOUS 

THE MOST AMAZING FACTS ABOUT SPORTS AND GAMES! 

comes from Ancient Rome. The only rule 

during Roman wrestling matches was, !No 

eye gouging." Biting, kicking and scratching 

were allowed but the only way to be 

disqualified was to poke someone s eye out. 

��If a horse wins a race !hands down" it 

means the jockey never raised his whip 

during the race. 

�� Korfball is the only sport played with 

mixed teams, consisting of 4 men and 4 

women. 

The national sport of Japan is sumo 

wrestling. 

��The Aztec and Maya Indians of Mexico 

and Central America played a complicated 

kind of ball game not unlike lacrosse. The 

game, played in a large stadium and 

witnessed by thousands of spectators, went 

on for several hours. When the game was 

finished, the captain of the losing team was 

slaughtered before the onlookers, his body 

torn limb from limb, and pieces of his heart 

passed among the crowd for members of 

the audience to nibble. 

��Gymnasiums were introduced in 900BC 

and Greek athletes practised in the nude to 

the accompaniment of music. They also 

performed naked at the Olympic Games. 

�� In 1905, 18 men died from injuries 

sustained on the football field. President 

Theodore Roosevelt stepped in and instituted 

safety measures to make the game safer. 

�� There are 318,979,564,000 ways of 

playing the first four turns in a game of chess. 

There are 

169,518,829,100,544,000,000,000,000,000 

ways of playing the first ten turns of a game 

of chess.


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LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 ACTIVITIES 

11 

MPSC Result 

Congratulations to Tahchanuz and Tahchapaz 

who were selected to the final list of MPSC Examination, 2012. Their names 

along with their over-all ranking are given below - 

Rank Name 

5. Lalrobul Fimate 

13. Theinlaljoy Gangte 

17. Joel G. Haokip 

33. Soiminlen Lengen 

35. Paokhanmung Guite 

39. Emmanuel L. Fimate 

45. Sangboi Gangte 

47. Lunzamung Tungnung 

69. Lhingzakim Haokip 

75. Chinlianhat Vaiphei 

98. Wanneilen Serto 

99. Alfred Zamlallun Khaute 

Rank Name 

104. P. N. Boipi 

105. Lunminthang Haokip 

110. Lucy Haokip 

115. T. Vei 

118. Lalthanzam Fimate 

120. Kaigoulal Kipgen 

122. Zosanglur Zoute 

125. Lalthazam 

128. James Douzapao Haokip 

129. A. Mangkhothong Haokip 

131. Solomon Lalneilien Fimate 

134. Thangliensiem Taitom 

KUKI STUDENTS ORGANISATION, DELHI 

Silver Jubilee Essay Competition 

Topic: Importance of Identity and Culture in a post modern society. 

Word limit: 900 words 

Winner will be awarded Cash prize of Rs. 1000/- plus certificate. 

Kindly e-mail your Essay at the following address 

elle_haokip@yahoo.com by 5th October, 2012 

** Conducted by KSOD Silver Jubilee Souvenir Committee ** 

Silver Jubilee Souvenir 2012 

Invitation for Articles & Poems 

Interested individuals are hereby invited to send/contribute articles and 

poems to be published in the Souvenir Magazine. Articles should not 

exceed 1000 words and can either in English or any of the language spoken 

by the Kuki Tribes. 

Last date of sending your contribution is 10th October 2012 and kindly 

send it to 

elle_haokip@yahoo.com or 

ksodlamhil10@gmail.com


10 

THE WORST THING TO HAVE IN COMMON 

I had so much in common with a 

girl. She can relate to almost every experience 

and situation that I told her about. We had 

the same taste in almost everything. We grew 

up in the same locality and went to the same 

high school. Of course, this alone makes us 

just two among the thousands that passed 

out from St. Mary s High in Churachandpur. 

However, not many had a year break after 

+2, which we did. We both went to Delhi 

to prepare for an entrance exam. However, 

we lasted only three months there and 

returned home subsequently. Almost a year 

later, we both failed our respective entrance 

tests. We both hate DTC buses and had 

avoided it completely at the cost of many 

other luxuries. For you see, we emptied our 

pockets almost entirely on auto fares. We 

both were even hospitalized once; also due 

to the same complain - gastritis. 

We both preferred sugar-low tea 

to special tea. Everybody loves black for a 

shirt. So do we. But, we never had red and 

yellow before. Again, everyone loves music. 

So do we. However, there are few who like 

AC/DC and GnR. We both have been their 

fans, !Shoot To Thrill" being our latest 

favourite then. I was surprised, and upset as 

well because I love things, which I thought 

girls hate. We both enjoyed Chetan Bhagat s 

novel (5 point someone, the others suck) and 

The Big Bang Theory (though I ve started 

to dislike it lately). However, despite all our 

common experiences and similar tastes, we 

do not like each other enough to be more 

than friends. 

On the contrary, I had so little in 

common with another girl. We grew up in 

- Thet Thet Haokip 

an entirely different world. She had never 

been in my locality as I had never been in 

hers. Environment had a crucial role in 

shaping our psyche, personality and shape 

esp. during our childhood. After all the 

works of the environment, when we met 

at college in Shillong, we were already very 

different from each other. She was slim 

and tall like all her siblings, while I was 

bulky and short. God had given us free 

will but not free choice of genes. 

She is good in singing. So, she 

often sang in churches and always during 

our college outings. She even plays the 

guitar herself# I have never sung solo in 

church or anywhere. Simply because I can t 

sing# My career as a singer had ended even 

before it started. I was still young when 

this incident happened. I was at home 

playing a guitar, practicing the three chords 

I knew. I sang a song matching the chords, 

or so I thought. Then, an elder from the 

church came home and found me 

engrossed in that state. He remarked, !laa 

ahi tah leh!" Since then, there was no 

looking forward. 

It was astonishing to discover how 

two people can have so much differences 

and so little in common. Change is said to 

be the only thing that does not change. 

Likewise, I find differences to be the only 

thing common in all human beings. 

However, despite all our differences, I 

know one thing we have in common: we 

don t like each other enough to be more 

than friends, either!

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 KSOD ACTIVITIES 

09 

WHAT ARE WE FOR? 

It was Sunday, 16 th September, 

and in the dead of the night. A phone call 

informing the Kuki Students Organisation 

(Delhi) executives that Pa Soson, KWS 

Gurgaon Secretary was received. He was 

in a critical situation at AIIMS Hospital and 

urgently needed blood donors. But those 

who were with him at the hospital couldn t 

give the exact time the donors should reach 

nor were they sure if it can be done before 

daybreak. But what was sure was that he 

needed help. Immediately! So the KSO 

Executives were in a dilemma as to what 

to do. Should they take those willing 

donors to the Hospital at four in the night 

and make them wait till everything was 

ready? 

That would be a punishment for 

those with the big hearts if the Patient 

couldn t land a bed in the Emergency ward 

because it would only be then possible to 

donate blood for the patient. We waited 

keenly for that to happen hoping the 

influence of our dear supporting nurses at 

AIIMS or that Pa Paolienlal Haokip letter 

would be the life saver for the KWS 

Gurgaon Secretary. So while we waited for 

a concrete direction about the timing, we 

dozed off as did those who were ready 

to donate life. 

Nine in the morning, a call from 

the attendants at AIIMS was left 

- Thangminlun Hangshing, Jt. Secy. North 

unattended since there was no one awake. 

Again at ten, repeated calls finally awoke 

an executive. The executive searched 

frantically for the list of those life savers. 

A sleepy DU Prayer Cell leader handed 

over the list much to the relief of those at 

the hospital (He too apparently waited for 

instruction from the hospital through the 

night!). 

Finally, those on the list started 

receiving calls. It was possible that they 

hadn t slept through the night and dozed 

off with the dawn waiting for the direction 

to go to the hospital. In such a situation, it 

would be difficult waking them up and a 

search would have to begin all over again. 

Thankfully, nothing unfortunate as such 

happened. 

17 th September, close to 16 hours after 

the first phone call, five young men walked 

out of AIIMS Blood Bank with 

satisfac tion in the pleasure of helping 

someone they had never known before. 

They were David Kipgen, Letkhogin 

Kipgen, Ngamminthang Mate, 

Seiminthang Touthang and Thangboilen 

Haokip. 

Kuki Students Organisation, 

Delhi takes pride in those five gallant 

young students. May their selfless act be 

an inspiration for others! 

Lamhil Editorial Board gives Special Thanks to 

��Letginlen Doungel, Lunminthang Haokip, Thanggoulen Kipgen, Seikhohao 

Haokip, Vumkholet Haokip, Henkhomang Singsit, Jangkhotinthang Haokip, 

Paokhanlien Baite 

�� We also give our utmost thanks to all the columnists, readers, well wishers, 

Sponsors, Patron Members, and contributors either in kind (articles) or cash.


08 

10. KSOD shirt hin ahlou aumle Rs. 10 per day a fine kilading ahi. 

11. Match hohi time-slot kipe sohkei a veng khat event ni a aki suhboi nalou 

dia SC in hung kiguong ahin, time kipe ijuijou lou uva kikalna (clash) 

ahung umkhah le SC in mo kipolou ding ahi. 

12. Time kipe kalval!a ahung gei aumle regulation time a!pat a play-time u 

kikah ding ahi. 

13. Veng/Lom in Flag ahin kisep cheh diu, asiemlou aumle Rs 500 fine kilading 

ahi. 

Items chung chang!a: 

· Football: maximum number of substitutions per match is five (5). 

· Sudoku hi open tournament hiding ahi. 

· Chess: one player per Lom (either boy or girl). 

· Ludo: two players per Lom (one boy, one girl). 

· 100 meter race: two boys and two girls per Lom, 

· 200 meter: one boy and one girl per Lom, 

· 400 meter: four per team (three teams; boys, girls and mixed). 

· Volleyball hi TT point a best of three a chielhung kei ding ahi. 

Miscellaneous: 

Circular masa a anakihetsah bang!in KSOD Fair Play Award kipe ding ahin, sponsor 

eihin bolpeh hou chung!a kipathu akisei e. 

· Football : Gl. Ginminthang le Gl. Henlalsiem 

· Basketball : Gl. Kamminsat 

· Volleyball : Gl. Thangpu Guite 

Fixture le time-slot hohi Lamhil a amun anavah loujeh in ahung kiso 

tapon, i-veng lamkai hou khut a ana kivet taute. 

Phat kibichin tah!a kimangcha ding ihijeh un nisehle ageipen!a 9.30 AM 

a match jouse ipat nathei diuvin hin gelkhoh sohkei ute. Opening Day ni hi 9.30 

AM a ikipat nathei diuvin Opening Ceremony hi 9 AM a pat thei tei nadin 

hingelkhoh sohkei ute. 

Sd/- Sd/- 

Kamminsat Haokip Samuel Haokip 

Asst. Sports Secy KSOD Asst. Sports Secy KSOD 

Taxi... 

Taxi... 

Taxi... 

For those who are in need, Taxi is available for 

* Picks and drops between appartment to Delhi Railway 

Stations and Airports 

* Tour Travelling, Picnic etc 

Contact: L. Misao (9953264518)


07 

Note: In both volleyball and basketball, Pools A and B from the earlier Pool 

tables have been combined to form Pool A, and Pools C and D have been combined 

to form Pool B. 

Clarification: Changes in the pool structures of Football, Basketball and Volleyball 

have been made keeping in view of the time and day constraints we are faced 

with and also to ensure a smooth and more equitable running of the tournament. 

We regret our inability to consult and inform the area representatives of these 

changes. 

Sports Committee ho: 

Hasby Haokip Zinnia Doungel Vahboi Sitlhou 

Chinneivah Haokip Minthang Haokip Daniel Lhungdim 

Stony Thangcha Raymond Paolen Dimngel 

Referees: 

Football Basketball Volleyball 

Gary Thensei Touthang Seigoulen Haokip Thanglal Khongsai 

Gigin Tuboi Haolenmang Mimin Haokip 

Kailen Singsit Jamminlen Kipgen Manglunlal Touthang 

Ginminthang Lhungdim Sammy Gangte Kamlalsuon Gangte 

Airon 

General Rules and Regulations: 

1. KSOD i-card bei!a koima kichep phallou, renew bollou laiho jong renew 

boltei ding. 

2. Veng/lom sangkhol ahlou a kichep phal ahipoi. Chule sports dress 

lhinglou!a kichep jong phal ahipoi (boots, shoes, shin guards etc). 

3. Team-cross phal ahipoi (veng khat a team ni neiho ding!a Team A le 

Team B kikah a cross phallou). 

4. Red card Rs. 100 chule Yellow card Rs. 50. Player khat in 2 consecutive 

matches a yellow card amule next match off hiding ahi. 

5. Play chelhah sung!a hi ground sung!a non-player ho lut phal ahipoi. 

Boina ahung umkhah a ahileh first decision referee ho thaneina akipe 

in ahi. 

6. Sports sung!a boina siem, umchan phalou khamnathei adang dang bol 

aumle SC le KSOD executive in achungthu khaotah a kitan ding ahi. 

7. College campus dalha a pamlang!a boina siem/boina toh aumle SC in 

mopohna kilalou ding ahi. 

8. Campus hi tobacco free zone ahi!n, hiche daan hi jaana pesoh kei ute. 

9. First day le last day nia badge hung kijoh ding ahi. Aman Rs. 10 each.

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 THUPHON 

06 

KUKI STUDENTS! ORGANISATION, DELHI 

SILVER JUBILEE SPORTS MEET 2012 

Amun: Ramjas College Ground Anikho: 3 to 6 October 

Events: 

· Football (Boys) · Volleyball (Boys/Girls) 

· Basketball (Boys/Girls) · Tug-of-war (Boys/Girls) 

· 100, 200 meter races (Boys/Girls) · 400 meter relay (Boys/ 

· Chess, Sudoku, Ludo Girls/Mixed) 

Note: High-jump le Long-jump anakiguong chu college authority a pat ground siem 

(prepare) nadia phalna akimulou jeh in bollou di n Sports Committee (SC) in akiphatsah 

tai. 

Football 

Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D 

Munirka A Gurgaon Safdarjung Gandhi Vihar 

Ring Road Mahipalpur DU B DU A 

JNU Nehru Vihar Dilshad Garden Munirka B 

Note: Pool D has been constituted by drawing lottery from Pool A, B and C after 

much deliberation with the referee committee. 

Volleyball Boys 

Pool A Pool B 

Ring Road Munirka 

Gandhi Vihar DU A 

Munirka B Gurgaon 

Mahipalpur Dilshad Garden 

JNU Nehru Vihar 

Basketball Boys 

Pool A Pool B 

Gandhi Vihar Dilshad Garden 

Munirka B Gurgaon 

DU B Safdarjung 

Mahipalpur JNU 

Nehru Vihar Ring Road 

DU A Munirka A 

Volleyball Girls 

Pool A Pool B 

Munirka A Gandhi Vihar 

Dilshad Garden DU A 

DU B Munirka B 

Safdarjung Gurgaon 


Basketball Girls 

Pool A Pool B 

JNU Mahipalpur 

Dilshad Garden Munirka A 

DUB Munirka B 


DU A Gurgaon 

Gandhi Vihar Safdarjung

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 EC S GUIDLINES 

05 

Kuki Students Organisation, Delhi in October 3rd to 6th 2012 (Sports Meet) 

sunga hi 2012-2013 term a KSOD lamkai ding lhenna (Election) kinei ding ahin, hijeh 

chun nangho Prayer Cell in jong taona toh tho a anoija hung kipe tohmun (Post) a pang 

ding a na deilhen hou nahin fill up diuvin temna ahung kinei in ahi. Hitoh kilhon chun 

hiche nomination paper hi ahung lhung ding Sept. 30th OFFICE OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION 

KUKI STUDENT ORGANISATION, DELHI 2012 

, 2012 (Sunday) ni agei pen a 

nahin pehlut diuvin jong iki tem uvin ahi. Chuleh nominees ho passport photo jong hin 

pehtha tei dingin jong tepna akineijin ahi. 

POST VACANCY: 

1 President 2 Vice President 

3 General Secretary 4 Education Secretary 

5 Finance Secretary 6 Cultural Secretary 

7 Games and Sports Secy. 8 Principal Information Secy. 

Keiho prayer cell in achunga hohi 2012-2013, adia KSOD a kalamkai diu vin taona 

thon kilung toh tah in kahin lhengdoh uvin ahi. 

ELECTION COMMISIONERS: 

1. Paobul Haokip (9818059611) 2. Thangkai Haokip (9873382188) 

3. David Haokip 9818595201) 4. Thethem Kipgen (9654687693) 

5. Bibi Kipgen (9811943626) 

RULES TO BE FOLLOWED BY EACH PRAYER CELL/AREA WHILE NOMINATING 

CANDIDATESI 

1. One candidate can be nominated for only one post 

2. Every prayer cell can nominate candidates from other areas as well 

3. For one post there shall only be one candidate nominated .Two or three nominations 

for a single post will not be accepted. 

4. Each prayer cell is requested tngo submit a recent passport of their VnoVminees 

(candidate/s) along with the hard copy. 

ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES 

1. President and General Secretary 

a). he/she must be a graduate, and 

b). he/she must have been an active member of the organization 

for atleast one academic year. 

2. Other Post/s: 

a). he/she must have been a resident of Delhi for at least 

one academic year. 

b). he/she must be at least a IIyr student from any 

Universities of Delhi. 

c). he/she must be an active member of the organization.

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 LETTER 

04 

Kineppi cheh 

Sopi Lamtinthang Haokip 

Delhi KSO President le lamkai ho, 

LETTER OF APPRECIATION 

Ajeh apol beiya 22 October 1992 nikhoa, NSCN(I-M) Civil Organization 

United Naga Council!in Kukite nodohna lekha ahom!uva, achoudoh lou le thagam dia 

gih-u chu State le Central Govt. hon seitang louva kum khat lhingdeh jouva kigin louva 

um Kukite 900 val athasah-uva, kho 360 asuhmang sah-u, chule mihing 100,000 anocheh 

sah-uva, suhcham a thudih a thutan ding abol lou phat!uva, Kuki Inpi 01 February 1996 

nikhoa chu chonna (custom) dungjuiya avaipo India Govt. in proper court of law a 

thudih a chamna asemdoh kahseuva, Puchon Pachon (Customary Law) dunga Sahnitna 

hi Imphal tolpi laitah a mithi long pologround a kijam a, mi 100,000 bangin Sah kinit 

ahi. 

Avaipo India Govt. hin asuh toh diuva memoranda 60 val akipeh vanga 

donse lou, Supreme Court a Case kibol jong admit abol lou ahi. Hijeh chun chamna le 

lung monga chen theina dia kisei sei jeng chu ageldoh na tei diuva mundang dang leh 

Delhi tolpi sunga Sahnit nabol diu chu aphan, chule media ho jong naso sah diu phante. 

Genthei hahsatna jousea tahsa tah a thoh khompi nahi jingun, Pathenin panpi 

tin vangboh jingu hen. Adih tah khat KSO Delhi khopi a um KSO hon nabol doh-u, 

achesa kum som masanga NSCN(I-M) lamkaipa leh India Govt. hin Kukite gam lah 

pehna dia kinoptona (agreement) sign ahol got pettah-uva Delhi tolpi sunga kijot!a, 

Foreign Country Embassy jousea Memorandum napeh jeh-uva chu tuchan geiya igam!u 

ilo jing thei nah laiyu, natoh phatna lenpen khat ahi. 

Tuchunga India Gate a 13 September 2012 Black Day nikhoa Khoilu 

thaomei (Candle light) vah ding nagot!u jong land mark khat hi kit ding ahi. Hichea 

festoon nabol diuva kiloma kagel chu The 13 September Black Day is observed every 

year by the Kuki people in memory of over 900 innocent Kukis massacred, 360 villages 

uprooted, and 100,000 displaced by NSCN (I-M) in their fight against India in the full 

knowledge and presence of Indian Police, Army; and continual reminding of the 

Government of India to amicably settle the crime committed in a proper Court of 

Law without further delay to show the World that there is a Government in the land, to 

usher in peace and tranquility in the region, tia najih theiyu ahi. Lom tah-in hinbol!un. 

Indian Gate a naphalpeh louvu jongle media naso diu aphai. Munchom mipi muna 

thei khat!a bol thei leu chun phante. 

Sd/- 

T. Lunkim, Chairman 

KUMHUR (Recieved through ksodlamhil10@gmail.com)

LAMHIL SEPTEMBER 2012 Editorial... 

03 

WARRIORS IN A DISTANT DREAM 

What has western civilization brought upon us? Obviously, we can say 

wisdom and development. But we cannot forget that it has been the causative factors 

for the attenuation of the old folklores, when we do was grasped the magnitude of 

the inevitability in following the doctrines of western civilizations and cultures, keeping 

aside the value of Christianity. Those who were born during the late 20 th century are 

fortunate for they might have been the last immediate descendants who can rekindle 

the folklore and happen to see the relics of our ancestors with their own eyes. Because, 

those were the years our grandparents who are in their late octogenarians or more 

happen to be the relics of our ancestors who could recount the legends of their 

fathers and forefathers. 

We all might have been told about the myth of our forefathers who had 

chosen the red shawls and rifles instead of a home land. In the present scenario, we 

might think that they were thoughtless of not choosing the home land. But the fact 

was that, they were supreme warriors and hunters who only needs red shawls to 

survived the cold winters and rifles to protect their hunting grounds which obviously 

was their home land. Alexander the Great once said, I am not afraid of a pack of 

lions lead by a sheep but I am afraid of a pack of sheep lead by a lion . We can say 

that our forefathers were all lions-liked with a scattering lions-liked leaders (chieftains) 

united with one purpose guarding their villages and hunting grounds. How did the 

Anglo-Kuki war of 1917-1919 instigate the rebellion? Exhuming deeper for the clue, 

we will only conclude that the British has a fear and already knew the efficiency of our 

forefathers as a warriors and so on persuade them to fight in their fronts against 

France during the First World War. They might act like savages as warriors and hunters 

do, but the strongest strength of their might was only the reasons of unity and fraternity 

among them. 

The way of life our forefathers had live the way they hunt, the way they 

dance, the way they sing, the way they recite poems, the way they grieved and mourned 

for the death. We are all yearning to see them, but by now the folklores of our 

ancestors only belong to stories at these times of our years. The western civilization 

that the British had brought upon us only became the necessary evil for very much of 

our younger generations. The generations of nowadays are only the specs in a shadow 

of our ancestors with no more unity and fraternity, with a bunch of lions lead by a 

sheep as it was in the context of Alexander the great. Yearnings for life that our 

folklores had shimmers, I might want to do the same again and live the life of warriors 

and hunters or live the life of savages or whatever the case it was during the past, these 

wisdoms only belongs to legends and only in the forms of stories today. No matter 

how much I want to take my part again among them, it only became a distant dream. 

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Area Representatives 

2011-2012 

CP Area 

Lalboi Sauntak 8860908946 

Thangboi Singson 7503609713 

DU Area(Gourmandi, Gupta Colony, Hudson 

Lanes, Malkaganj, Model Town, Patel Chest, 

Police Lines, University Hostels and Vijaynagar) 

Lunminthang Haokip 9873965326 

David Lunkhohao 8802446372 

Vavah Haokip 9582073588 

Dilshad Garden Area 

Clement Seipu Haokip 8285977191 

Seiboi Haokip 8447626791 

Gandhi Vihar Area 

(Gandhi Vihar, Shant Nagar and Burari) 

Thangjagin Khongsai 9873644174 

Helkholun Haokip 8800164855 

Gurgaon Area 

Haobem Haokip 8860150462 

Lalminthang Singson 8860822719 

JNU Area 

Thangboi Khongsai 9811171579 

Lhingboi Haokip 7858327858 

Munirka Area 

Lien Hengna 7838466740 

Hemkholen Touthang 9711783173 

Sony Khongsai 9873212571 

Nehru Vihar Area (Outram Lanes, Hakikat 

Nagar, Indra Vihar, Mukherjee Nagar, Nehru 

Vihar and Parmanand) 

Lhunkhotinlal Khongsai 9899117316 

Thanglenhao Chongloi 9650176108 

R.K. Puram Area 

Timothy Chongthu 9873851860 

Loice Touthang 9811684132 

Saket Area (Katwaria Serai, Malviya Nagar 

and Saket) 

Lalboi 9953894410 

Kikim Touthang 9953603729 

Shalimar Garden Area 

(Ghaziabad and Shalimar Garden) 

Thathang 8285619099 

Dhaula Kaun Area(Motibagh and Naraina) 

Gogou Singson (Motibagh)9650695872 

Nengnei Kipgen (Naraina)9999388572 

Vikashpuri Area 

Jangsei 9582571256 

Safdarjung Area(Kotla, Mohammadpur, 

Safdarjung Enclave and South Extension) 

Thangcha Misao 9582362364 

Seigoulen Haokip 9711928719 

Kalkaji and Tughlakabad Area 

Thanglenpao Touthang 7838993067 

Contribution to the Jubilee Fund 

1. Pa Hegin Khongsai Rs. 3000/- 

2. Pa Goutam Rs. 1500/- 

3. Ng. Lhalhai Rs. 1500/- 

4. Ng, Hoinu Touthang Rs. 1000/- 

LAMHIL PATRON MEMBERS 

1. Gl. Thangneo Haokip, PF 

2. G.l. Thangkai Haokip,Asst. Parliamnent 

3. Ng. Lhingjakim Haokip, Asst. Parliament 

4. Ng. Florence Touthang, Staff Nurse 

5. Ng. Chichin Haokip, Staff Nurse 

6. Ng. Kimbem Chongloi, Pvt. Company 

7. Ng. Hoinu Touthang, Pvt. Company 

8. Ng. Sangkim Lienthang, Pvt. Company 

9. Pa Sehkhohao Kipgen, Delhi Police 

10. Gl. James D. Haokip, Asst. ECI 

11. Gl. Thangpu Guite, Research Scholar 

12. Gl. Shominthang Haokip, Asst. H/ Court 

13. Gl. David Haokip, Bank PO 

14. Pa Paobul, NGO 

15. Rengam Khongsai, FCI


Editorial Board 

Jangminthang Sampar 9891162459 

Zalenmoi Gangte 9582097689 

Ashok Kumar 9911757983 

Alice Lhainei Haokip 9953865067 

Henry Doungel 7838091732 

KSOD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

(2011-2012) 

President Lamtinthang Haokip 

8130843911 

Vice President Paotinthang Joseph Suantak 

8287744644 

General Secretary Lalminthang Misao 

9953264518 

Joint Secretary: 

a) North Thangminlun Hangsing 

9818260158 

b) South Mangboi Kipgen 

9911810187 

c) Gurgaon Lun Haokip 

8860644699 

Finance Secy Thangrijoy Baite 

9953818113 

Treasurer Kimrose Vaiphei 

9654550772 

Education Secy Jangminthang Sampar 

9891162459 

Asst Edn Secy Alice Lhaineihoi Haokip 

9953865067 

Cultural Secy Phalneilhing Kipgen 

9711700359 

Sports Secy Lamminlun Tuboi 

9711883503 

Asst Sports Secy Kamminsat Haokip 

7838180694 

Asst Sports Secy Samuel Lamkholen Haokip 

8447679992 

Principal Info Secy Zalenmoi Gangte 

9582097689 

Asst Info Secy Ashok Kumar 

9911757983 

KSO Delhi Permanent Numbers: 

1. +91 8130843900 (Information) 

2. +91 8130843911 (President) 

Contents 

Area Representatives 02 

Editorial 03 

Letter of Appreciation 04 

EC Guidelines 08 

Jubilee Sports 09 

MPSC Result 11 

Jobs 12 

Amazing facts 13 

Let forgiveness be our guide 14 - 15 

Columns/Articles 16 - 22 

Jaila 23 

Aseikit tauve 24 - 24 

Thulam leng 26 

Lamhil contest 27 

Nuibom 28 

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