The Chindwin Post

25/11/2025

Zomi National Party (ZNP) Publicly Announces Their policy Statement for 2026 Myanmar Military Regime's Election.

The election has been widely criticised and condemned by United Nations and other civil society organisations. "There will be no free and fair election under the Myanmar military regime" UN special envoy on Myanmar said.

17/04/2025

During a recent operation in Falam town, Chin State, Myanmar, two members of the Chin Brotherhood narrowly escaped being buried alive after a junta-led airstrike hit their base. Fellow comrades had to urgently dig them out from beneath the debris. Despite the life-threatening situation, video footage shows the two laughing off the close call, showcasing their resilience and camaraderie.

The Chin Brotherhood, in coordination with anti-junta resistance forces from Sagaing and Magway regions, successfully captured the junta’s 268th battalion base in Falam on April 7. This victory marked a significant step toward full control of Falam Township by the Chin National Defense Force (CNDF).

16/04/2025

Despite ZRA-EC's repeated denials, an eyewitness reported that members of ZRA-EC burned down an 80-household village of Nakzang in Tonzang township.

16/04/2025

Military Junta Airstrike Kills Six Civilians, Injures At Least 17 in Kanni Village on Myanmar New Year Festival Day.
Among the six killed were two children aged just over two and three years old, a nine-year-old boy, a 15-year-old girl, a 34-year-old man, and a 76-year-old elderly woman. The young children were reportedly killed in such a severe blast that their bodies were found in parts.

“There are no armed groups operating in this village. The nearest fighting is happening about seven miles away on the Kyondoe-Kawkareik road,” said a local resident.

16/04/2025

Two siblings children from Kalay city were killed during a Myanmar military bombardment earlier this morning (16 April).

They are from a displaced family originally from Pyidawthar village. Their village was burned down to ashes by the Myanmar Army last year.

10/04/2025

The "Zomi Re-Unification Organisation" ZRO, the political wing of Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA) was established in April 1993. The organization's objective is to reunite the Zo people from India, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, who were originally divided by British colonial rule.

Following three decades since its establishment, has the Zo people achieved reunification or experienced further division?

Tell us your opinion below in the comment section!

10/04/2025

6 members of a family in Tedim Tsp were killed by a bomb deployed by the Myanmar military on April 10. Following the successful capture of Falam town on April 9 in Chin state by the Chinland Brotherhood, the Myanmar military conducted a bombing raid on Saizang village in Tedim township.

21/02/2025

The Zomi people constitute the largest population within Myanmar's Chin State, and their dialect is the most widely spoken among the Chin population worldwide.
This celebration is a meaningful occasion to honor the cultural heritage, history, and identity of the Zomi people.

https://www.zoglobe.com/posts/the-zomi-community-in-melbourne-observes-its-national-day

The Zomi people constitute the largest population within Myanmar's Chin State, and their dialect is the most widely spoken among the Chin population worldwide.

13/06/2024

5 members of resistance armed groups were killed on Wednesday early morning around 6:30am (June 12) during Myanmar junta raids on their camp in Tedim town, Chin State, according to reports. Victims are identified as 4 members from PDF-Zoland & 1 from Chin National Defence Force (CNDF).
It has been widely reported that military informants have infiltrated the anti-junta resistance groups. However, the PDF-Zoland has not yet confirmed these allegations.
The PDF-Zoland and the CNDF, as founding members of the Chin Brotherhood Alliance, conducted an attack on a military outpost in Tedim during the previous week.

28/05/2024

Local eye-witnesses have claimed that the Myanmar soldiers carrying petrol and set fire dozens of houses in Tedim town after losing two of their troops stationed. The fire was reportedly stopped by heavy rain.

According to locals, at least 30 residential houses were burnt down and many more damaged.

28/05/2024

Photo comparison before and after the Myanmar military torched Tedim town, a beautiful town in northern Chin state. The town has become the second deserted-town in Chin state. Fighting is temporally stopped.

28/05/2024

UPDATE:

A new humanitarian crisis has recently emerged in northern Chin state as thousands of civilians fled to the jungle to seek refuge from the armed violence between the Myanmar military and local armed resistance groups.

It is estimated that more than ten thousands of civilians have left their houses in combined Tedim and Tonzang town. Half of them are hiding in the jungle while others flee to neighbouring towns and India-Myanmar border.

Zo Emergency Rescue Committee stated that no humanitarian supports have been provided to them thus far.