About The Department

The Department of Mizo is dedicated to the study, preservation, promotion and advancement of the Mizo language and its literary and cultural heritage. With five regular faculty members and one casual teaching faculty, the Department fosters a vibrant academic environment where students explore the richness of Mizo linguistic and literary traditions through both classroom learning and experiential activities.

A hallmark of the Department’s academic practice is its study tours to places of historical importance such as Zokhua at Falkawn, Kaphleia Thlan, Sibuta Lung at Tachhip, and the Lungleng Lal In, where students present papers and engage directly with the living history of Mizoram. Regular visits to the Mizoram State Museum and Mizoram University further enhance their learning. The Department also encourages creative and scholarly expression. It has published two student-centered works, namely Ziakfung Khawhar (2019), a collection of prose and poetry written entirely by students, and Rothul (2021), a compilation of papers from a five-day webinar on Mizo drama studies.

Over the years, the Department of Mizo has organized numerous seminars and academic events, including collaborations with the Mizo Language and Literature Teachers’ Association (MILLTA), Rokunga Memorial Society, and the Research, Consultancy & Extension Cell, IQAC. These include national and state-level seminars on themes such as Mizo drama, folklore, novels, and songs, as well as special lectures and career awareness programmes.

In pursuance of the ‘Best Practice’ instituted by the IQAC, the Department practices a structured mentoring system where students are assigned specific faculty members who monitor their academic progress as well as provide guidance for their personal development.

Through its teaching, research, publications and cultural initiatives, the Department of Mizo continues to uphold its mission of nurturing linguistic pride, literary creativity and cultural consciousness among students, inspiring them to carry forward the legacy of Mizo language and literature.

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Published at July 10, 2026

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Mizo Department Activity

The Department of Mizo, Class of 2026 successfully completed a study tour in Kolkata during June 29 to July 4, 2026. There were 11 female and 18 male students, assisted by faculty member Daniel Vanlaldampuia, making a total of 30 people. They traveled from Sairang to Kolkata by direct train and stayed at Navaprajanma Youth Hostel, Salt Lake Stadium. They hired a bus to go around and visit the places on their itinerary. During this tour, they visited Victoria Memorial, the Zoo, Indian Museum, Science City, Mother’s Wax Museum and Eco Park, and had a very fruitful and enjoyable time. The students who went on this trip were able to travel using money they earned and pooled themselves, which is truly commendable.

World Poetry Day Observed by Mizo Department

Published at March 18, 2026

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Mizo Department Activity

On March 18, 2026 at 2:30 PM, the Department of Mizo organized a celebration of World Poetry Day for IV and VI semester students under the sponsorship of PM USHA. Although World Poetry Day is officially observed on 21st March, the programme was conducted earlier at a time most convenient for all.

The event was coordinated by Mrs. Lalremveli Chekual, Head of Department. Prof. C. Vanlalhruaia delivered a brief but engaging speech on the theme ‘Poetry as a Bridge for Peace and Inclusion’. Thirteen students participated in poetry reading, presenting both their own compositions and works by other poets. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Daniel Vanlaldampuia. The event was attended by approximately 130 students and 5 teachers. It proved to be both a beneficial and enjoyable experience for everyone present.

Published at March 12, 2026

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Mizo Department Activity

On March 12, 2026, VI semester students from the Department of Mizo went on a study tour with their teachers to visit notable cultural sites places around Aizawl. The tour begun by visiting Zokhua, the hub of cultural heritage at Falkawn, followed by a visit to Sibuta Lung, a gravestone memorial, and Kaphleia’s grave, both located at the outskirts of Tachhip. Lalnunzauva and Daniel Vanlaldampuia gave special lectures at these sites. The tour also included Lianphunga Bung at Sateek and Zawlpala Thlan, another stone memorial at Phulpui. The students found it enriching to visit places significant in Mizo history and literature, gaining firsthand insights into their cultural heritage. 57 students and 6 teachers participated in this study tour.

Student Exchange Programme with Govt T Romana College: Mizo Department

Published at March 25, 2025

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Mizo Department Activity

The Department of Mizo, Govt. Aizawl College (GAC) and the Department of Mizo, Govt. T Romana College (GTRC) conducted a student exchange programme for VI Semester students on March 25, 2025.

From GTRC, Mr. Lalnunzira and Miss R. Lalhnehpuii, along with 15 students, participated in the programme held at GAC’s campus at Mualpui, where Joshua Lalenkawla gave a presentation. Similarly, from GAC, Lalmuanzuala also delivered a presentation.

At the visit to the GTRC campus, 20 students from GAC were accompanied by Mrs. Lalremveli Chenkual, Head of Department, and Mr. Daniel Vanlaldampuia. Victor Laltluangzela from GAC and Lalzammawii from GTRC gave presentations.

Besides discussions and Q&A sessions, the event was successfully conducted with interactive activities as well.

International Mother Language Day Observed by Mizo Department

Published at February 21, 2025

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Mizo Department Activity

The Department of Mizo observed International Mother Language Day by organizing programmes both at the Mualpui and Sikulpuikawn campuses on February 21, 2025.

The programme at the Conference Hall, Mualpui Campus was attended by IV & VI Semester students. Dr. B Vanlalthlana chaired the programme, and Prof. C Vanlalhruaia, Mr. Rochamliana and students discussed the importance of the Mizo language, its usage and significance of preserving it.

At the Sikulpuikawn campus, Mrs. Lalremveli Chenkual and Mrs. K Zonunmawii conducted the event for II Semester students in the Mizo Core room.