MIZORAM : STATIC STATE GK
STATE MAP
- Capital: Aizawl
- Formation: February 20, 1987
- Chief Minister: Lalduhawma ( 2024 )
- Governor: Hari Babu Kambhampati ( 2024 )
- Area: 21,081 square kilometers
- Population: Over 1.1 million (as per the last census in 2011)
- Density: Approximately 52 persons per square kilometer
- Official Languages: Mizo and English
- Major Rivers: Tlawng, Tuivawl, Kolodyne, and others
- Highest Point: Phawngpui (Blue Mountain) – 2,165 meters
- Official Animal: Serow
- Official Bird: Mrs. Hume’s pheasant
- Official Tree: Ironwood (Mesua ferrea)
- Mizoram Legislative Assembly: The state has a unicameral legislature with 40 seats.
- Palak Dil (Palak Lake): A scenic lake in Phawngpui, the highest mountain peak in Mizoram.
- Reiek: A prominent mountain in Mizoram, known for its ecological and scenic significance.
- Murlen National Park: Home to diverse flora and fauna, including the endangered hoolock gibbon.
- Mizoram University: Located in Aizawl, it is a central university contributing to higher education in the state.
- Dampa Tiger Reserve: A wildlife sanctuary and tiger reserve known for its biodiversity and conservation efforts.
- Champhai: A town on the India-Myanmar border, known for its scenic landscapes and cultural diversity.
- Vantawng Falls: The highest waterfall in Mizoram, cascading down from a height of 229 meters.
- Tamdil Lake: A natural lake near Saitual, offering boating facilities and surrounded by lush greenery.
- Hmuifang: A picturesque hill station known for its bamboo plantations and the Hmuifang Tlang (Hmuifang Peak).
- Khuangchera Puk: A limestone cave in Ailawng, known for its unique stalactite and stalagmite formations.
- Kolasib: A town in northern Mizoram, known for its agricultural activities and trade.
- Mizoram State Rural Livelihoods Mission (MzSRLM): Implements poverty alleviation and rural development programs.
- Lunglei: The second-largest town in Mizoram, known for its educational institutions and cultural vibrancy.
- Tlabung: A town in Lunglei district, known for its serene landscapes and the Tlabung River.
- Chhimtuipui River (Kaladan River): Flows through Mizoram, forming the international border with Myanmar.
- Aizawl Theological College: A premier theological institution in Mizoram.
- Pukzing Cave: A limestone cave near Thenzawl, known for its archaeological and geological significance.
- Saiha: The administrative headquarters of the Saiha district, located on the banks of the Palak Lake.
- Siaha (Saiha) Church: A historic church in Saiha, reflecting the influence of Christianity in Mizoram.
- Kanpui Thlanmual: A peak near Aizawl, known for its panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
- Rih Dil: A heart-shaped lake on the India-Myanmar border, considered sacred by the local Mara community.
- Hnahlan: A village known for its vibrant Mizo culture and traditional festivals.
- Zokhawthar: A border town on the India-Myanmar border, facilitating trade and connectivity.
- Khawbung: A town in Champhai district, known for its agricultural activities and scenic landscapes.
- Mizoram State E-Governance Society (MSEGS): Promotes e-governance initiatives in the state.
- Lengteng Wildlife Sanctuary: Located in the northern part of Mizoram, known for its diverse wildlife.
- Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE): Responsible for school education and examination activities in the state.
- Lawngtlai: A district headquarters town, known for its diverse ethnic communities and landscapes.
- Mizoram Science, Technology & Innovation Council (MISTIC): Promotes scientific research and innovation in the state.
- Thingsulthliah: A village near Aizawl, known for its natural beauty and tranquility.
- Serlui B Hydropower Project: A major hydropower project contributing to the state’s energy needs.
- Tuipang: A town in Saiha district, known for its cultural richness and festivals.
- Pawlhrang: A village known for its traditional bamboo crafts and cultural heritage.
- Khawhai Village: Famous for the Khawhai Waterfall and its lush green surroundings.
- Mizoram State Disaster Management Authority (MSDMA): Works towards disaster preparedness and management in the state.
- Durtlang Hills: A range of hills near Aizawl, offering panoramic views of the capital city.
Lalruotmawi: Known as the ‘Iron Lady of Mizoram,’ Lalruotmawi was the first woman legislator in the state and played a significant role in its political landscape.
Mizoram Synod: The Mizoram Synod is a prominent Christian organization in the state, overseeing the Presbyterian Church’s activities and religious affairs.
Lushai Hills: The former name for the Mizo-inhabited areas before the state’s formation, reflecting the historical roots of the region.
Mizoram State Human Rights Commission (MSHRC): Ensures the protection and promotion of human rights in the state.
Zawlnuam: A town in Mamit district, known for its agricultural activities and as a commercial hub.
Vanapa Hall: A cultural and entertainment complex in Aizawl, hosting various events and performances.
Tualchang: A village known for its traditional bamboo dance, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Mizoram.
Mizoram State Rural Roads Development Agency (MSRRDA): Works towards the development and maintenance of rural roads.
Chawngchilhi Cave: A cave in Champhai, known for its archaeological findings and as a site of historical interest.
Zoram Medical College (ZMC): A medical college in Aizawl, contributing to healthcare education and services in the state.
Seling: A town in Aizawl district, known for its serene landscapes and agricultural practices.
Mizoram Entrepreneurship Development Institute (MEDI): Promotes entrepreneurship and skill development in the state.
Keifang: A village in Champhai district, known for its scenic beauty and traditional Mizo lifestyle.
Baktawng Village: Known for housing the world’s largest family, the Chana family, with over 180 members.
Mizoram Science Society: An organization promoting scientific awareness and education among the people.
Pukpui: A village in Serchhip district, known for its natural beauty and traditional agricultural practices.
Lengpui Airport: The only airport in Mizoram, providing air connectivity to major cities.
Mission Veng: A locality in Aizawl, known for its vibrant community life and cultural events.
Mizoram State Rural Livelihoods Mission (MzSRLM): Implements poverty alleviation and rural development programs.
Tlawng River: One of the major rivers in Mizoram, supporting agriculture and livelihoods.
Ladakhai Dance: A traditional Mizo dance performed during festivals, depicting stories and cultural narratives.
Mizoram Pulpwood Corporation Limited (MPCL): Involved in the sustainable management and utilization of pulpwood resources.
Mizoram State Cooperative Bank (MSCB): Facilitates cooperative banking services in the state.
Tuikuk: A village in Champhai district, known for its cultural practices and scenic landscapes.
Dampa Biosphere Reserve: A UNESCO designated biosphere reserve, conserving the unique biodiversity of the region.
Mizoram House (Delhi): Serves as the state’s guest house in the national capital.
Saprawnga: A village in Champhai district, known for its agricultural practices and community life.
Champai Thlang: A viewpoint in Champhai, offering panoramic views of the Myanmar plains.
Mizoram Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department: Works towards the development of animal husbandry and veterinary services.
The Mizoram Post: A newspaper serving the state, providing news and information to the people.
Buhban Cave: A cave in Lunglei district, known for its impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations.
Mizoram Bamboo Development Agency (MBDA): Promotes the sustainable development of bamboo resources in the state.
Zonuam: A village known for its traditional Mizo architecture and cultural practices.
Mizoram State Rural Drinking Water Supply Project (MSRDWSP): Focuses on improving rural drinking water supply.
Tribal Research Institute (TRI): Conducts research on the tribal communities of Mizoram.
Mizoram Public Service Commission (MPSC): Responsible for conducting recruitment exams and selecting candidates for government jobs.
Paikhai: A village in Champhai district, known for its cultural richness and traditional way of life.
Mizoram State Commission for Women (MSCW): Works for the protection and promotion of women’s rights in the state.
Chhimtuipui District: The southernmost district of Mizoram, sharing borders with Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Zawlnuam Run: An annual marathon held in Zawlnuam, promoting fitness and community participation.