Mizoram Presbyterian Church urges State government to resolve border disputes
The Hindu
The church leaders called on CM Zoramthanga and also urged him to take measure for the inclusion of Mizo language in the 8th schedule of the Indian constitution, a statement said.
Top leaders of Mizoram Presbyterian Church, the largest denomination in the State has urged the State government to take measure to resolve border disputes with neighbouring States, an official statement said. The church leaders called on Chief Minister Zoramthanga and urged him to resolve the border dispute with neighbouring States and to take measure for the inclusion of the Mizo language in the eighth schedule of the Indian constitution, the statement said on Monday. Mr. Zoramthanga on his part assured the leaders that the matters will be taken up with concerned authorities.More Related News

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