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General Information

Mizoram is a state in northeastern India. Population: approximiately 890,000 (2001 census); Literacy: 89% - second highest among Indian States after Kerala.


Tribes

The main tribe is the Mizo, divided into many sub-tribes, namely the Lushei, Ralte, Hmar, Paihte, Pawi (or Poi). They practice a form of Christianity mixed with with many of their original Animism. A small number of them are also Animists. The Chakma, of the Arakanese stock, practice Theravada Buddhism mixed with Hinduism and Animism.

Politics

List of political parties in the state

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