Chin refugee killed by lightning in Malaysia
16 April 2015 — Thang Tin Lian, 16, died at a hospital in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia minutes after he was struck by lightning around 3pm on Sunday.
Villagers worried as Arakan-Burma armies clash continues
14 April 2015 — A new clash between the Arakan Army and Burma Army broke out in Pyin-so of Paletwa Township, forcing more residents to flee the village.
One dead, two injured in Kaladan boats collision
14 April 2015 — Two boats plying along Kaladan river between Paletwa, Chin State and Kyaukdaw, Arakan State collided around midnight last Saturday, killing one passenger and injuring two.
State govt still being centralized: Chin minister
11 April 2015 — The government of Chin State still functions in a highly centralized system under Thein Sein’s administration, according to Minister of Transport Ngun San Aung.
Chin pastor to receive ‘Suzan Johnson Cook Religious Freedom Award’
08 April 2015 — Rev. Dr. C. Duh Kam, executive director of the Chin Baptist Churches USA, is one of two Christian pastors, originally from Burma, selected to receive the Suzan Johnson Cook Religious Freedom Award.
Lightning kills eight buffaloes, destroys two transformers
08 April 2015 — Bad weather with thunder and lightning killed eight buffaloes in Tlangkhua village, Thantlang Township and damaged two transformers in Hakha, Chin State.
Govt inaugurate new Matupi-Paletwa road
07 April 2015 — The government of Chin State held an official ceremony yesterday to open a new road connecting Matupi and Paletwa towns.
Chin Media Network to focus on monitoring elections
02 April 2015 — The upcoming meeting of the Chin Media Network will discuss how to get prepared for the 2015 general election in Chin State, according to the organizing committee.
Villagers flee clash between Arakan and Burma armies in Chin State
01 April 2015 — Hundreds of people from a village identified as Pyin-so in Paletwa Township, Chin State have fled from a fire exchange between the Arakan Army and Burma Army around midnight on 29 March.
Multilingualism will continue to be hallmark of Burma: CHRO
31 March 2015 — The Chin Human Rights Organization said that Burma would continue to be a nation of rich diversity in terms of ethnicity, languages, dialects and cultures.