IAS Brothers and Prof Sister's Foundation Honours Mizoram Villages for Environmental Conservation A noble initiative by IAS brothers Lalthara, C. Lalsawta, and Lalnunmawia Chuaungo, along with their sister Lalhmasai, a professor, the Lalthara-te Unau Foundation is working towards the promotion of sustainable practices and upliftment of communities in Mizoram. The foundation has announced the recipients of its third annual award, which honours villages for their exceptional work in environmental

A lot of people ask me about visiting Mizoram and I am always happy to answer them. So, here are 7 Things You NEED to Know Before Visiting Mizoram 🇮🇳✨ 1. You’ll Need an Inner Line Permit (ILP) Indian citizens need an ILP to enter Mizoram. It’s quick and easy and you can get it either online or at airports. Don’t skip this — it’s essential for anyone visiting who are not residents of Mizoram. 2. Sunday = Total Shutdown Mizoram observes a quiet Sunday because everybody (Mizos) go to Church. Most

Village life in Mizoram is simple and slow. Here are 5 simple things that I noticed when I lived in a village in Mizoram that I absolutely love:- 1. Bamboo houses: Most of the houses in the villages are made up of bamboo, it’s breezy, sustainable and the best part is that the house is built by the family members themselves with the help of neighbours. 2. Doors are always open for neighbours or anybody (quite literally): Hospitality here doesn’t need an invitation, you’re always welcome to step i