Niten Pathule, a Pathite tribe of Champhai. She has two shops in town. The communication system is not very good here. It is almost one o'clock in the afternoon when you go to Aizawl from Champhai. He had to travel very fast to reach Champhai from his village Thejawal. Let me tell you something about Champhai, a small town bordering Myanmar in the southeastern Indian state of Mizoram. The capital is not far from Aizawl. This small town is surrounded by forests surrounded by trees, various wild animals and vast mountainous areas. There are people of different tribes in this area. Speaking of Bengalis, it will not be even 1%, the population of Buddhism is comparatively more here. There are also Christians and a number of Muslims. Other cities in Mizoram like Lunglei, Kolasib, Mamit, Aizawl, Saiha etc. are not very populous.
It is very annoying to walk in the light of a hurricane, in this light it is almost impossible to understand anything remotely. Wanting to see is even more embarrassing. The mountain Akabaka path on it. Heavy rains have caused landslides in the mountains and in many places high mounds of wet soil have been created. The soil is so sticky that once the foot falls, it takes a lot of effort to lift it. Cyan is walking towards the market with a bicycle in one hand and a hu.I have to bring him. But before he reached Thejawal Bazaar, his condition was getting worse. The bicycle would not have been so hard to ride if it had known the dilapidated condition of the road. It is completely foolish to go back half way. You have to go by car from Thejawal to Champhai. Even though it is raining heavily, there are no clouds in the sky now.

