Chinland Guardian

24 February 2015 — President Thein Sein has allowed construction of two new colleges and one midwife training school in the capital of Chin State.

23 February 2015 — President Thein Sein held a meeting with leaders of the Hakha Christian Ministers’ Fellowship at the Union Guest House in Hakha in the evening on Friday.

22 February 2015 — A group of Chin and Burmese singers wowed audiences with their performance at the celebrations of Chin National Day in Hakha on Friday and Saturday.

INDIANAPOLIS, 21 February 2015 — The Community Integration Guidebook in Hakha Chin version was released today as Chin people around the world celebrate their national day, commemorating the day that Chin leaders abandoned traditional feudal culture of ruling and introduced a democratic system of governing in 1948.

20 February 2015 — Burma’s President Thein Sein arrived in Hakha, Chin State today, attending a celebration of Chin National Day at the Vumtu Mawng Football Ground.

18 February 2015 — A Buddhist monk gave a two-day lecture on Buddhism to children at the No. 1 Basic Education High School in Falam last weekend.

17 February 2015 — The Japanese government has provided financial assistance for building two high schools and five schools in the townships of Kanpetlet, Mindat and Matupi in Chin State.

16 February 2015 — The authorities in Kalay, Sagaing Region, has officially allowed a celebration of Chin National Day within the compound of the Kalay University.

15 February 2015 — Leaders from Chin religious, civil society and the Chin National Front gathered in Kalay of Sagaing Region, discussing ways to improve understanding and unity among the Chin.

14 February 2015 — Only one out of the total 16 station hospitals across Chin State has one medical doctor, with the rest being run by nurses.