- /aɪˈzɔːl/, US: EYE-zahl, UK: EYE-zawl; Mizo: [ˈaɪ̯.ˈzɔːl] ),
formerly known as
Aijal, is the
capital city and the most
populous city of Mizoram, India. It is...
- 1898, both
regions merged into the
Lushai Hills of ****am Province, with
Aijal as the capital. At the time of the
British conquest,
there were
around 60...
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travels between Fort
Aijal and Changsil. On 9
September 1890,
Browne was
accompanied by a
small party of four
police sepoys from Fort
Aijal to his post in Changsil...
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Lushai hills were
administered by a
political officer stationed at Fort
Aijal under the ****am Government. The
South Lushai Hills were
under the administration...
- 1905 to 1906. He is
accredited with the
expansion and
development of Fort
Aijal,
which would become the city of Aizawl. Loch was born on 26
January 1859...
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Succeeded by Ch.
Chhunga Constituency Aijal West In
office 1957–1962
Succeeded by
Constituency abolished Constituency Aijal West
Personal details Born 3 December...
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university established by an Act of
Parliament of India.
Founded in 1958 as
Aijal College, it is the
oldest and
largest college in Mizoram, by
enrolment and...
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Aijal to
restore order.
McCabe reached Fort
Aijal which had been
besieged since 9
September and
relieved it. On 23
November on the way to Fort
Aijal McCabe...
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Saprawnga All
Party Hill
Leaders Conference Aijal East ST R.
Thanhlira All
Party Hill
Leaders Conference Aijal West ST Ch.
Chhunga All
Party Hill Leaders...
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meeting with many
other chiefs and
conspired for a
rising against Fort
Aijal.
Khalkam held the
meeting with Thangula, Thanruma, Lenkhunga, Lalrima, Minthang...
