14 November, 2009: A shack intended to store remains of church building foundation destroyed last year by military-backed thugs, and construction materials donated by Chin Christian students has been torn down during holidays in Tharyarwaddy village, Kalay Township early this month.
13 November, 2009: At least 7 passengers died and 27 injured in a tragic road accident after a local night bus fell into a 155-feet gorge off the road in Mizoram State, India yesterday.
13 November 2009: Chief of Burmese National Police Brig-General Khin Yi has reportedly been assigned a new position at the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
11 November 2009: Burma’s National League for Democracy is expected to announce its official stance on unfolding political developments in the country when it issues a policy statement early next week.
9 November 2009: Top military commanders from different regional commands are set to meet at the new Burmese capital on November 23rd, a source close to Naypyidaw has said.
09 November, 2009: President of Evangelical Free Church of Myanmar, Rev. Jeremiah Sang Dun, is making a 6-week visit to the UK for the first time, attending evangelical conferences and meeting with churches and Christian institutions.
08 November 2009: Chin people across the globe held a series of festivals celebrating their ‘New Year’ in the month of October. The festival, which has its traditional origin associated with cultivation marks the end of the harvest season.
07 November, 2009: Chin refugees settled in the Netherlands played a friendly football match with the Kachin near Rotterdam on 24 October 2009. The match ended in a 6-3 score in favour of the Kachin.
7 November 2009: Burma’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is said to be in good medical condition after she was examined by a ‘female’ doctor on Thursday, according to a source in Rangoon.
