Handakki Ningol chakouba


Eikhoina hek khanglakpadei hiyangei gi nini panba chahi amagi lourok pantha hourakpa lou lokpa hourakpa matam asiwaida ningol chakhoubei thoudok asi adum pangthoktuna lakli kumhei asida luhongkhraba ningol oibi kayana mapam lamdamda acha athak kaya puduna mapam lamdamda harao tayamna chaklen ama chaminei. Chaba toklaga mayam wari watai saduna harao tayamna leiraba matung mabung moupwa singna ningol oibi singda angamda khudol tamduna nungain yaiphana pannaba mangol nijei.

Thaina eikhoina angang oiringei matam imagi moupwa nipa singna chakouba gi pao piba lak I maduda eikhoisu dakhina oina adu ada leibiyu haidana yamna hai mamma hoisu hoi leige adum lak u hairammi. Imagi matung innaduna khutta yubi akangba ama ani yan imagai mapamda khongna chatli mamma hoina cycle tongduna khun khunjinda eikhoi lakpa ngaiduna leirammi eikhoi warani haiduna eikhoina purakpa pot chei sing adu mana punnaba. Chak charaba matung eikhoidi nupani dakhina chaona pide peisa khara khak pi atoppa indomcha singa leisabi faraba iche sing dubuna fanek pu pibani peisabu pibane maduda saoribani eikhoidi firol su pide mamangda leiyu haikhiba potchei sing leiramde haibagi.

Masina angang oiringei eikhoina ukhiba singduni khara leiraga chaorakpadei chakouba chatre yumda leihouduna yumda ine sing chak kouba yaoba khara khara hourakle chakoubada kari kari chang I haiba ningthina khangba hourakle, thangnaba ibok amakhak lei magi chakouba chatpasi machanupina lakla matung ma amuk chatli asumna touradi mana punnaba heira sing acha athak sing adu machanupina purakpaduna oiba yare mana amuk nouna leinarudre mayam mamangda pot chei kharadi puda yadabanina, dakhinagi matangdasu hidannaba adum urak I eikhoina ine atonbisi ningai khara kalli kapngang ga khara tougallli numittu chakoubagi dakhina si sanabun amamam pi eikhoina ine mari ga babagi mane ahum amaga punna makhoi taret ni  ine atonbisi khak ni kapngang touraga masi pamde eina haibadu karigi pidriba haidana ningaitouba hourak I eikhoisu mayam pullap leibani ine ahan singduna yare yare ningolna mapamda kapheide haidana themmi baba hoi pupu hoi ibok hoinasu themmi adubu hainaba yade madudeidi eikhoi kachou(kaka yaima) duna saoduna singjing puthoraklaga sanabun yanba hougatlakle adudeidi tuminna leinakhre chahi ama anidi chak koudaba malli eikhoigi.

Houjikti ahongba yamna ure chakoubasi thainamakti natre eikhoigi mou sing chakouba chatpagi channa thaknaba pubasi nga chak oina pure nga ayaiba ngari thao sangom angangi biscuit kumba khara Manipur da fangdaba atangba pot kaya pudre yam fei hallakpadasu awunpot purakpadouna achou achouba pot chei puraktre achamba firol nungrol khara khak nattana.

Aduga handakki ningol chakoubada yamna penba hairagadi khun ngakpa sing amadi arambai tengol gi unit singna relief camp da leiba ningol kaya arei leita thidana chak koubiba pukningda aduki matik nungaiba faojei bor oina  masagi mayumda leiba fangdana relief camp da leiriba ningol sing asi mathangi ningol chakoubadadi masana leijaramba yumda hanjinhanduna kumhei asibu pangthokpa ngamnaba bor nikhibaduni, makhoibu henna pukning thougatpa oina acha athak marakta masak naiba potlam kaya puraktuna khutsinakhibaduni.

 

 

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