Tuesday, 29 December 2015

LEITUNG AH GALKAP THAHAT PEN GAM 10-TE (10 most powerful militaries)

LEITUNG AH GALKAP THAHAT PEN GAM 10-TE (10 most powerful militaries)
The people at Global Firepower ten World’s 10 most powerful militaries a ciamtehna dingin gam tuamtuam 68te defence forces, manpower, land systems, air power, naval power, resources, logistics, finances (sum muhna leh zeekna) leh gam zaina (geography covered) tawh en a thahatna ding un za (ranking) pia uh hi. Power Index ah a ciamtehna dingin gam tuamtuamte manpower leh labor force ciamtehna statics 40 pia in gual suk uh hi. Hih gam vianglian pen leh thahat pen 10 kiteel khiate' nuclear galvan neih kisim lo ahih manin Pakistan bang kihel kha lo suak hi. Hih gam 10te thahatna a kiciamtehna dingin lei, huih lak leh tuipi tung panin galdo theihna ding (potential conventional war-making capabilities) thahatna a neihna pan un a thahatna uh kiseh khia hi.


1. UNITED STATES
Power Index: 0.2475
Defense Budget: $689,591,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 1,477,896
Labor Force: 153,600,000
Total Aircraft: 15,293
Total Naval Strength: 290.
2. RUSSIA
Power Index: 0.2618
Defense Budget: $64,000,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 1,200,000
Labor Force: 75,330,000
Total Aircraft: 4,498
Total Naval Strength: 224
3. CHINA
Power Index: 0.3351
Defense Budget: $129,272,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 2,285,000
Labor Force: 795,500,000
Total Aircraft:5,048
Total Naval Strength: 972
4. INDIA
Power Index: 0.4346
Defense Budget: $44,282,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 1,325,000
Labor Force: 487,600,000
Total Aircraft: 1,962
Total Naval Strength: 170
5. UNITED KINGDOM
Power Index: 0.5185
Defense Budget: $57,875,170,000
Active Military Personnel: 224,500
Labor Force: 31,720,000
Total Aircraft:1,412
Total Naval Strength: 77
6. FRANCE
Power Index: 0.6163
Defense Budget: $58,244,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 362,485
Labor Force: 29,610,000
Total Aircraft: 544
Total Naval Strength: 180
7. GERMANY
Power Index: 0.6491
Defense Budget: $43,478,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 148,996
Labor Force: 43,620,000
Total Aircraft: 925
Total Naval Strength: 67
8. SOUTH KOREA
Power Index: 0.6547
Defense Budget: $28,280,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 653,000
Labor Force: 25,100,000
Total Aircraft: 871
Total Naval Strength: 190
9. BRAZIL
Power Index: 0.6912
Defense Budget: $31,576,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 371,199
Labor Force: 104,700,000
Total Aircraft: 822
Total Naval Strength: 106
10. ITALY
Power Index: 0.6838
Defense Budget: $31,946,000,000
Active Military Personnel: 293,202
Labor Force: 25,080,000
Total Aircraft: 770
Total Naval Strength: 179
(The people at Global Firepower ranked the world’s 10 most powerful militaries. They examined the defence forces of 68 countries in order to compile the rankings, taking into account manpower, land systems, air power, naval power, resources, logistics, finances and geography covered. They measure 40 different stats about a country, including number of aircraft carriers, available manpower, and labor force, to produce a Power Index, in which lower numbers equal more firepower.
World’s 5th biggest armed force, Pakistan army is not in the ranking. What’s the reason? I don’t know.
Nuclear capabilities are not included in this calculation. “As the inclusion of such weapons would defeat the purpose of such comparisons”. The placings are based strictly on each nation’s potential conventional war-making capabilities across land, sea and air._

Thursday, 24 December 2015

"Merry Christmas" in many languages..PAU NAM TUAMTUAM TAWH MERRY CHRISTMAS CI-IN NOSIATNA DINGIN A KIGEN ZIA

PAU NAM TUAMTUAM TAWH MERRY CHRISTMAS CI-IN NOSIATNA DINGIN A KIGEN ZIA

"Merry Christmas" in many languages...
Afrikaans = Geseënde Kersfees
Akan = Afishapa
Albanian = Gëzuar Krishlindjet / Gëzuar Krishtlindjen
Alsatian = gleckika Wïanachta
Alutiiq = Nunaniqsaakici Aʀusistuami
Amharic = እንኳን አደረሱ (ənkwan adärräsu)
Apache (W) = Gozhqq Keshmish
Arabic = عِيد مِيلَاد مَجِيد (ʿīd mīlād majīd), مِيلَاد مَجِيد (mīlād majīd)
Armenian (E) = Շնորհավոր Ամանոր և Սուրբ Ծնունդ (Shnorhavor Amanor yev Surb Tznund)
Armenian (W) = Շնորհաւոր Նոր Տարի եւ Սուրբ Ծնունդ (Shnorhavor Nor Daree yev Soorp Dzuhnoont)
Asturian = feliz navidá / Bones Navidaes
Azeri = xoşbəxt milad / Milad Bayramınız Mübarək
Basque = Eguberri on
Belarusian = З Божым нараджэннем (Z Bozym naradzenniem)
Bengali = শুভ বড়দিন (shubho bôṛodin)
Bosnian = Sretan Božić
Breton = Nedeleg Laouen
Bulgarian = Весела Коледа (Vesela Koleda)
Burmese = Christmas nay hma mue pyaw pa
Cantonese = 聖誕快樂 (Seng Dan Fai Lok)
Catalan = Bon Nadal
Cebuano = malipayong pasko
Cherokee = ᎤᏬᏢᏗ ᏓᏂᏍᏓᏲᎯᎲ (uwotlvdi danisdayohihv)
Chewa = Moni Wa Chikondwelero Cha Kristmasi
Chinese (Mandarin) = 圣诞快乐 (Sheng Dan Kuai Le)
Cornish = Nadelik Looan
Corsican = Bon Natale
Cree = ᒥᑐ ᒪᑯᓯ ᑫᓯᑲᓐᓯ (Mitho Makosi Kesikansi)
Croatian = Sretan Božić
Czech = Veselé Vánoce
Dagbani = Ni ti Burunya Chou
Danish = Glædelig Jul
Dari (Afghanistan) = (Christmas Mubarak) کرسمس مبارک
Dutch = Zalig Kerstfeest / Zalig Kerstmis / Vrolijk Kerstfeest / Prettig Kerstfeest
Edo = Iselogbe
English = Merry Christmas
Esperanto = Feliĉan Kristnaskon / ĝojan Kristnaskon
Estonian = Rõõmsaid Jõulupühi
Faroese = gleðilig jól
Farsi / Persian = (kerismas mobārak) كریسمس مبارک
Finnish = Hyvää joulua
French = Joyeux Noël
Frisian (North) = Fröiliken jul
Frisian (West) = Noflike Krystdagen
Friulian = Bon Nadâl
Fulani = Jabbama be salla Kirismati
Galician = Bo Nadal
Georgian = გილოცავთ შობა-ახალ წელს (gilotsavt shoba-akhal ts’els) [formal]
გილოცავ შობა-ახალ წელს (gilotsav shoba-akhal ts’els) [informal]
German = Fröhliche Weihnachten / Frohe Weihnachten
Greek = Καλά Χριστούγεννα (Kala Christougenna)
Greenlandic = Juullimi Ukiortaassamilu Pilluarit [singular]
Juullimi Ukiortaassamilu Pilluaritsi [plural]
Gujarati = નાતાલ ની શુભકામનાઓ (nātāla nī shubhakāmanākho) /
આનંદી નાતાલ (Anandi Natal) / Khushi Natal
Haitian Creole = Jwaye Nwel
Hausa = barka dà Kirsìmatì
Hawaiian = Mele Kalikimaka
Hebrew = חג מולד שמח (Chag Molad Sameach) / Mo’adim Lesimkha
Hindi = शुभ क्रिसमस (Śubh krisamas)
Hungarian = Boldog Karácsonyt / Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket
Ibibio = Idara ukapade isua
Icelandic = Gleðileg Jól
Igbo = E keresimesi Oma / aňụlị ekeresimesi
Iloko = Naragsak a Paskua
Indonesian = Selamat Hari Natal / Selamat Natal
Inuit = Quvianagli Anaiyyuniqpaliqsi
Irish = Nollaig Shona Dhuit [singular] / Nollaig shona daoibh [plural]
Italian = Buon Natale
Japanese = めりーくりすます / メリークリスマス (Merii Kurisumasu)
Javanese = sugeng Natal
Jingpho = ngwi pyaw ai X'mas rai u ga!
Kannada = ಕ್ರಿಸ್ ಮಸ್ ಹಬ್ಬದ ಶುಭಾಷಯಗಳು (kris mas habbada shubhaashayagalu)
Karo Batak = selamat wari Natal
Khmer = រីករាយថ្ងៃបុណ្យណូអែល (rikréaythngaibŏnyânoqêl), បុណ្យណូអែល (bŏnynoqêl)
Kinyarwanda = Noheli nziza
Konkani = Khushal Borit Natala
Korean = 'Meri krismas' (메리 크리스마스) or 'Jeulgaeun krismas doeseyo' (즐거운 크리스마스 되세요) / Sung Tan Chuk Ha
Kurdish = Kirîsmes u ser sala we pîroz be
Kyrgyz = Жаратканнын туысымен (Caratkannın tuısımen)
Ladin = Bon/Bun Nadèl
Lao = souksan van Christmas
Latin = felix dies Nativitatis, Natale Hilare
Latvian = Priecīgus Ziemassvētkus
Lingala = Mbotama Malamu
Lithuanian = Linksmų Kalėdų
Livonian = rīemliži talšpivḑi
Lugandan = Seku Kulu
Lushootseed = haʔɬ pədx̌aʔx̌aʔ
Luxembourgish = froue Crëschtdag
Macedonian = Sreken Božik or Среќен Божик
Malagasy = Tratra ny Noely
Malay = Selamat Hari Natal
Malayalam = ക്രിസ്തുമസ് ആശംസകല് (kristumas aashamsakal) / Christmas inte mangalaashamsakal
Maltese = Il-Milied it-Tajjeb
Māori = Meri Kirihimete
Mandarin Chinese = Kung His Hsin Nien Bing Chu Shen Tan
Manx (Gaelic) = Nollick Ghennal
Marathi = शुभ नाताळ (Śubh Nātāḷ)
Mizo = Krismas Chibai
Moksha = Роштува мархта (Roštuva marxta)
Mongolian = Зул сарын мэнд хүргэе (Zul saryn mend hürgeje)
Navajo = Nizhonigo Keshmish
Ndebele = Izilokotho Ezihle Zamaholdeni / Khisimusi enhle
Nepali = क्रस्मसको शुभकामना (Kreesmasko shubhkaamnaa)
Norwegian = God Jul
Occitan = Polit Nadal
Papiamentu = Bon Pascu
Polish = Wesołych świąt
Portuguese = Boas Festas (Portugal) / Feliz Natal (Brazil)
Punjabi = ਕਰਿਸਮ ਤੇ ਨਵਾੰ ਸਾਲ ਖੁਸ਼ਿਯਾੰਵਾਲਾ ਹੋਵੇ (karisama te nawāṃ sāla khušayāṃwālā hewe)
Romani = Baxtalo Krećuno
Romanian = Crăciun Fericit
Russian = С Рождеством Христовым! (S Roždestvom Khristovym!) / С Рождеством! (S Roždestvom!) [informal]
Samoan = Manuia Le Kerisimasi
Sardinian (Logudorese) = Bon nadale
Scots = Blithe Yule
Scots (Gaelic) = Nollaig Chridheil
Serbian = Христос се роди (Hristos se rodi)
Serbo-Croatian = Срећан Божић, Сретан Божић / Srećan Božić, Sretan Božić
Shona = Muve neKisimusi
Sicilian = Bon Natali
Silesian = Radosnych Godōw
Sindhi = Chrismas joon wadhayoon
Sinhalese = සුභ නත්තලක් (subha nattalak)
Slovak = Veselé vianoce
Slovenian = Vesel božič
Somali = Kirismas Wacan
Spanish = Feliz Navidad
Sranantongo = Swit' Kresneti
Swahili = Krismas Njema Na Heri Za Mwaka Mpya / Heri ya krismas
Swedish = God Jul
Swiss German = Schöni Fäschttäg / Schöni Wienachte
Tagalog = Maligayang Pasko
Tahitian = Ia orana no te noere
Tamazight = asgwass amaynou
Tamil = கிறிஸ்துமஸ் வாழ்த்துக்கள் (kiṟistumas vāḻttukkaḷ)
Telugu = Christmas Subhakankshalu / సంతోషకరమైన క్రిస్ఠ్మస్
(saṅthoashakaramaina kristmas)
Thai = สุขสันต์วันคริสต์มาส (sùk săn wan-krít-mâas)
Turkish = Mutlu Noeller
Ukrainian = Веселого Різдва (Veseloho Rizdva)
Urdu = کرسمس مبارک (krismas mubārak), میری کرسمس (merī krismas)
Vietnamese = Chúc Giáng Sinh Vui Vẻ
Walloon = djoyeus Noyé
Welsh = Nadolig Llawen
Yiddish = פֿרײלעכע ניטל (freylekhe nitl)
Yoruba = E ku odun, e ku iye'dun
Yupik = Alussistuakeggtaarmek
Zulu = uKhisimusi oMuhle 

- Thang Khan Lian #ZUNs 

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

FRANCETE TEEMBAW CHARLES DE GAULLE IN AMASEPEN DINGIN PERSIAN TUIPI PANIN IS-TE PANMUN KAP

FRANCETE TEEMBAW CHARLES DE GAULLE IN AMASEPEN DINGIN PERSIAN TUIPI PANIN IS-TE PANMUN KAP
Dec.22, 2015: ISte do dinga French leh kipawlpih Operation Inherent Resolve ten Mediterranean Tuipi ah ISte kapna dingin zat ding a kikoih Charles de Gaulle teembaw tung panin amasapen dingin Persian Gulf panin ISte panmun kap uh hi ci'n Defense Talk in tangko hi. Hih Francete Charles de Gaulle teembaw pen Commander Task Force (CTF) 50 makaihna tawh French Navy bu Rear Adm. Rene-Jean Crignola in makaih a, Middle East sungah USte galdona ah France mi commander masa pen hi lai hi. CTF 50 ten Middle East ah ISte panmun tung lam panin kap ding uh hi.
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Charles de Gaulle teembaw in a France gam a a kingakna phual Toulon November 18 in nusia a, a cing dingin French air defense destroyer Chevalier Paul, French anti-submarine frigate La Motte-Picquet, Belgian anti-submarine frigate Leopold Ier, German anti-submarine frigate Augsburg, French command and supply teembaw Marnete kizuisak hi.
Charles de Gaulle teembaw pen Western Europe sunga dingin vanleng puakna dinga kizang (aircraft carrier) gol pen hi ci'n kiciamteh a, a gikna pen 42,500-ton (425,000000 kgs) pha hi. Charles de Gaulle in Rafale fighter jets 18, Dassault-Breguet Super Etendard carrier-born strike fighters 8, Northrop Grumman E-2C Hawkeye early warning aircraft 1 leh helicopter tampi pua beh zo hi. Charles de Gaulle Aircraft Carrier sunga sem (crew) teembaw hawl, vanleng hawl leh mechanics kigawm in mi 1,900 pha uh hi.
Charles de Gaulle pen France ten aircraft carrier a neih sun teembaw hi a, November 13 in Paris khuapi kisuamna hangin mi 130 a sih ban ah mi 360 val in liamna a tuah khit nung in Mediterranean Tuipi ah kisawl hi.
France pen US leh a kipawlpih (gam 65te) ten Islamic State gamnuaimite Syria leh Iraq ah bomb a khiat khumna ah kihel hi.
-Sputnik

Saturday, 12 December 2015

IS-TE PEN A GALVAN HOIH NEIH BEK HI LOIN A UPNA UH PEN A GALVAN MUAN HUAI PEN UH AHI HI

IS-TE PEN A GALVAN HOIH NEIH BEK HI LOIN A UPNA UH PEN A GALVAN MUAN HUAI PEN UH AHI HI
# A GALVAN ZANGKHAI/NEU PAWL KHAT(SMALL ARMS/LIGHT WEAPONS): Russiate bawl Kalashnikov thau (AK), Iraqte bawl Tabuk, USte bawl M-16, Chinate bawl CQ, Germanyte bawl G36, Begiumte bawl FAL.
# MACHINE GUN: Russiate bawl PKM, Hungaryte bawl KGM, Germanyte bawl MG3.
# TANK KAPSIAT THEIHNA (ANTI-TANK WEAPONS): Russiate bawl RPG-7 rocket laucher, USte bawl TOW, Chinate bawl HJ-8, Germanyte bawl MILAN guided system.
# MANSPAD: Russiate bawl SA-7, Chinate bawl FN-6
# GALDONA MAWTAW (ARMOURED VEHICLES): Tank - Russiate bawl T-62 tanks, USte bawl BMP-1 infantry vehicles. A tam zawte Iraq galkapte khut panin a laksak uh ahi hi.
# A GALVAN NGAHNA (SUPPLY CHAIN): Amnesty report in a genna ah ISte ganvan ngahna pen gam tuamtuam 25 pan hi ci'n pulak a, hih galvante pen US, Russia leh Russia a kiphelkhap ma hun a Soviet Union kici sunga om gam ten Iraq galkapte a piakte uh a laksak uh hi ci hi. A galvante uh a tam zaw pen Iraq galkapte galvan koihna limtak-a kicing lote a buluhna panin a ngah uh hi ci hi. * A galvan leina dingun namgimtui zuak uh a, US department contract-te tung panin zong sum tampi a ngah ban uh ah NATO gam tuamtuam tampi tung panin zong sum ngah ziahziah den uh hi.
# IRAQ AH GALVAN A LOMLOM IN A LUT HUN (HISTORY OF PROLIFERATION):
*1980-1988- Iran-Iran Gal lai in gam 28 in Iran leh Iraqte galvan tawh huh in, tampi leisak uh hi. Saddam Hussein in a vaihawm hun sungin galvan bawlna khawl tampi bawl khiat beh hi.
*1990: Iraq in Kuwait a siimna hangin UN thupiakna bangin leitungbup in Iraq ah galvan pia nawn lo hi.
*2003: US ten Iraq a siim hangun Iraq ah galvan phalna om lo in a lomlom in lut kik leuleu hi.
*2011-2013: US in Iraq galvan $ billion tampi man piak ding ci'n thukimna (contact) suaikai a, tuate lakah Abrams tanks leh F-16 vanleng zong tampi kihel hi.
*2014:US in $ 500 million man ding galvan neu tampi Iraqte pia kik hi. ISte khut sungah bang zah hong lut beh kik nawn zel tam maw???
-Amnesty/The Hindu

Friday, 11 December 2015

ISREAL TEN BALLASTIC MISSILES KAPKHIA THEI DING GALVAN SITNA NEI

ISREAL TEN BALLASTIC MISSILES KAPKHIA THEI DING GALVAN SITNA NEI
Dec.12, 2015: Iran in nuclear galvan pua thei ding rocket sitna nei ding hi ung cih a pulak khit zawh uh ni khat nung in Israel in missile kapkhiat theihna ding galvan (ballistic missile interceptor) Arrow 3 interceptor kici sitna (test) nei uh hi. Nung kum in zong Isreal in Arrow 3 sitna na nei ngei a, lawhcing lo uh hi. Tu in lawhcing ta ahih manin a hoih zaw Additional Arrow-3 interceptor kici sitna kineih beh lai ding hi ci'n Israel defence ministry in pulak hi.
Hih Arrow missile system pen US president Ronald Reagan in president za a let lai in Star Wars programme kici na pankhia a, tua sunga kihel Arrow project kici 1988 in kipan khia hi. Ahih hangin hih Arrow project pen 1993 in US leh Russia in galvante khiamsak (disarmament) ding cih thukimna a neih khit nung un US in khawlsan a, Russia in zong nuclear galvan a neihsa tampi susia hi.
Arrow 3 pen Isrealte adingin 'uppermost missile interception system' kici adingin US leh Israel kipawl a kipankhia hi a, US in Arrow 3 bawlna dingin sum sum tampi tawh huh in Israeli Aerospace Industries leh Boeing company kipawl-a a bawl uh ahi hi. Nung kha in Iran in UN Security Council a Veto power nei 5 ten (US, Russia, China, France, UK) leh Germany (P5+1 kici) in Iran tawh Nuclear Deal thukimna a bawlna leh UN resolution palsat in ballastic missile sitna nei uh a, Isrealte thangpai mahmah uh ahih manin US in Irante gamtatna limtak ki-enpha kik ding hi ci'n pulak hi. Hih Nuclear Deal thukimna ah Iran in missile leh nuclear sitna a neih theih lohna dingin UN in gakcip hi.
-Mail Online

Sunday, 29 November 2015

CHINA TEN U.S.TE MISSILE DEFENSES KAPSIATNA DING DF- ZF HGV SITNA NEI UH

CHINA TEN U.S.TE MISSILE DEFENSES KAPSIATNA DING DF- ZF HGV SITNA NEI UH
Nov. 29, 2015: China ten USte missile defenses kapsiat theihna ding leh zawhna dingin a guk veina dingin of DF-ZF (ni dangin WU-14 a kici) hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) designed a kibawl sitna nei uh hi.
“DF-ZF pen ultra-high-speed missile (supersonic speed/aw sangin a manlang zaw) hi a, US ten missile mat theina ding leh missile dalna dingin a bawl uh US air defense systems kici kapsia thei ding hi," ci'n The Washington Free Beacon kici a laigalh Bill Gertz in a lai-atna ah gelh hi.
Hih DF-ZF HGV pen Shanxi Province a om Wuzhai missile test center pan in kikapkhia to a, atmosphere (huih khua) ah ballistic missile in pua to in, tua khit in China nitumna lam km. 1000 val kap kha dingin kikoih hi ci'n The Washington Free Beacon in pulak hi. Hih DF-ZF China ten a sit lam uh US intelligence agencies ten na thei uh a, a hatna pen Mach 5 (aw sangin 5 vei a manlang zaw) hi ci'n Bill Gertz in gen hi.
DF-ZF HGV galvan pen lei pan in km 100 a gamla huih khua (atmosphere) leh space (mun awng) kikal ah ballastic missile kapna zangin kikoih hi. Tua banga mun sang a tun khit ciangin a tha hat tektek a, a hatna pen Mach 5 panin Mach 10 dong tung thei lai hi. [Mach 10 pen nai kal khat in 6,173 kilometers (3,836 miles) - 12,359 kms (7,680 miles) kikal a hat cihna hi]. Ahih hangin hih DF-ZF HGV pen nuclear galvan/ conventional warheads tawh kithuah hiam cih kithei cian lo hi.
-Sputnik

Friday, 20 November 2015

RUSSIA TEN SHORT-RANGE BALLASTIC MISSILE SITNA NEI

RUSSIA TEN SHORT-RANGE BALLASTIC MISSILE SITNA NEI
Nov.20, 2015: Amasa pen dingin sun leh zan a kap theih ziauziau mobile short-range ballistic missile system Iskander-M (SS-26 Stone) kici (9K720 Iskander-M zong a kici) zan in Orenburg, Kapustin Yar Range panin Russia in sitna nei hi ci'n Russian Defense Ministry’s Central Military District’s press service in tangko khia hi.
Iskander kap khiat theihna dingin hun minute 20 sung bek lut hi. Zan in hih Iskankar 20 sitna dingin Russia ulian 50 in training nei uh uh hi. Russia in US tawh Nuclear Forces Treaty thukimna suai kaih khit nungin OTR-23 Oka missile system kici in a bawl khawlsan a, hih Oka missie system laih dingin 9K720 Iskander-M 2006 kum in a bawl ahi hi. A kap khiatna dingin mi thum bek kisam a, US leh NATO gam kipawlkhawm a "air defense systems" kici a bawl uh kapsiatna ding kizang thei ding hi. A manlang dan pen aw sang in manlang zaw hi -2100 m/s cruising (hypersonic speed).
9K720 Iskander SS-26 Stone:
Type:Short-range ballistic missile
Place of origin: Russia
Service history: In service 2006-Present
Used by:Russian Ground Forces
Production history:
Manufacturer- Votkinsk Plant State Production Association (Votkinsk) - missiles
Production Association Barricades (Volgograd) - ground equipment
KBM (Kolomna) - developer of the system
Specifications:
Weight: 3,800 kg (8,400 lb) for Iskander-E
Length: 7.3 m (24 ft)
Diameter: 0.92 m (3 ft 0 in)
Warhead: 480-700 kg HE fragmentation, submunition, penetration, fuel-air explosive, EMP for Iskander-E.[3][4]
Engine:Single-stage solid propellant
Operational range:
500 km (250-310 miles) for Iskander-M
280 km (170 mi) for Iskander-E
Speed: 2100 m/s cruising (hypersonic)
Guidance system: Inertial guidance, optical DSMAC (Iskander-M), TERCOM (Iskander-K), use of GPS / GLONASS in addition to the inertial guidance system
Inertial, use of GPS / GLONASS and optical DSMAC terminal homing for Iskander-E
Accuracy: 5–7 m (Iskander-M)
Launch platform :Mobile TEL
-Sputnik

Tuesday, 17 November 2015

MOTHER TERESA KAMMAL HOIH PAWL KHAT:

MOTHER TERESA KAMMAL HOIH PAWL KHAT:

Ø  “Mi dangte tungah thu na khenkhen leh it hun ding na ngah ngei kei ding hi.” 

Ø  “Mi khempeuhin na lianpi sem thei lo hi. Ahih hangin itna tawh na neu nono kisem thei tek hi.” 

Ø  “Kilemna pen nuihmai tawh hong kipan hi.” 

Ø  “Van tung gam pen hi ci ding hi cih gen thei lo hi’ng. Ahih hangin I sih ciangin Pasian in thu hong khen ciangin, “ Na dam sungin na hoih bang zah na sem khia hiam? Hong ci lo dinga, “Na septe khiatnate ah Itna tawh bang zah vei na sem hiam?” hong ci ding hi

Ø  “Mi en in ka nuih sim det pen itna ka lahna lim hi. Tua pen ka piak theih a manpha pen hi.”  

Ø  “Zan ni bei ta a, zing ciang hong tung ding om lai hi. Tuni in sep theihna ding hun I nei hi. Zing ciang a si dingin kingaihsun in la tu ni in nasep kipan in.”

Ø  “Itna lah khiat ding pen na thahatna leh na hih theih khempeuh teng tawh na hih dingin ngaihsun kha kei in. Itna kici pen gim ta ing cih nei lo a I lahkhiat I hanciamna hi zaw hi. Thu neu nonote ah thuman ding kisin le the tuate pen na thahat a kipatna ahi hi

Ø  “Kam khum pen tom vei sung bek a ging kiza hi. Ahih hangin a thawn pen sau thawn mahmah hi”.

Ø  “Na kiangah hong pai peuhmah a lungnuam zaw leh a lungdam zaw in kiksak khial kei in.  Na gamtatna, na kampauna, na mit hekna leh na nuihna panin Pasian’ itna lahkhiat ding hanciam den in.”

Ø  “Zawnna lian pen I cih in tangkhat kisakna leh kuamah in hong it lo hi cih I kisakna hi zaw hi”

Ø  “Lungnopna I neih theih kei leh mi dangte ka it bangin midang ten zong hong it ding hi cih na mangngilh hang ahi hi”.

Ø  “Leitung ah kilemna bang ci leh om sak thei ding ka hiam na cih khak leh na inn ah ciah kik in la, na innkuanpihte it ding kipan masa in”

Ø  “Pasian in I  lawhcing ding hong deih hilo a, I hanciam ding hong deih hi zaw hi”

Ø  “I piak khiat zawh zah pen a thupi pen na hi masa lo a, I neih tawh kituak-a piak khiat ding I hanciamna thupi zaw hi.”

Ø  “I sih ciangin I degree, I buaih lakte, I hauhnate, a thupi I sep khiatte  tawh thu hong kikhen lo ding a, “Ka gil kial lai in nek ding nong pia a,  guaktangin ka om lai in puan nong silh sak a, teenna ding ka neih loh lai in na inn ah nong tung sak hi” cih tawh thu hong kikhen zaw ding hi”.

Ø  “Kei hanciamna bek in leitung ka khek zo kei hi. Ahih hangin tuipi a kilokna dingin suang tawh ka lawn thei hi.”

Ø  “Leitungah an duh a gilkialna beisak ding sangin itna hangin gilkialna beisak ding haksa zaw lai hi”.

Ø  “Nitumna lam gamte ah natna nasia pen leh a lauh huai pen TB ahih kei leh phaaknatna hi lo a, kideidanna/kituam bawlna, kideih lohna kikhual lohna leh aituam a ding bek ngaihsutna hi zaw hi. Natna pen zatui tawh kidamsak thei a, lungzuanna, khuangaihna leh lamet bei kisakna pen itna bek tawh kidamsak thei hi. Moh them khat nek ding nei loin mi tampi mah si a, tua sangin itna kisam in a si tam zaw tham lai hi. Nitumna lam gamte zawnna pen a tuampi hi zawsop hi - tangkhat kisakna leh khuangai-lungzuang zawnna bek hi loin kha lam ah zawnna zong ahi hi. Hih gamte ah ki it loh  zawnna tuuk a tun banah Pasian lunggulh zawh loh zawnna zong tung hi.

Ø  “Hong cing, hong makaih in lam a hong hilh Kha Siangtho len’ sangin a hat zaw in lam pai ding sawm kha kei in”.

Ø  “Kiniamkhiatna tawh nungta le cin midangte zong kiniamkhiatna tawh nungtak ding dan a hilh na hi pah a, kiniamkhiat lel ding uh hi”.





KINIAMKHIATNA LAH THEIHNA DING ZIA PEN TAM LO HI:


“Nang leh nang kisial in kampau kidawm in.
Nang buaina tawh buai lel in.
Mi dangte sai nuam lua kei in.
Lunghimawh lua den kei in.
A siate pel in la, siatna na tuah ciangin
Lungdamtakin sang in la kibawl pha den zaw in.
Mite’ gamtatkhialnate maisak den in
Simmawhna leh bawlsiat thuak zawh ding kisin in.
Hong kimawhsak ciangin sang siam in la, mite hong mangngilhna leh huatnate thuak dan kisin in.
Ko na leh simmawhna na tuah ciangin lung hi dide in la, thuak lel in.
Na thumanna khahsuah kha kei in.
Na gualzawhna dingin a haksa pen teel tawntung in.



Friday, 30 October 2015

“We make a living from what we get, We make a life by what we Give’’


“We make a living from what we get,We make a life by what we Give’’


One day, a poor boy who was selling goods from door to door to pay his way through school, found he had only one thin dime left, and he was hungry. He decided he would ask for a meal at the next house. However, he lost his nerve when a lovely young woman opened the door.

Instead of a meal he asked for a drink of water. She thought he looked hungry so brought him a large glass of milk. He drank it so slowly, and then asked, How much do I owe you?"
You don't owe me anything," she replied. "Mother has taught us never to accept pay for a kindness."

He said ... "Then I thank you from my heart."
As Howard Kelly left that house, he not only felt stronger physically, but his faith in God and man was strong also. He had been ready to give up and quit.
Many year's later that same young woman became critically ill. The local doctors were baffled. They finally sent her to the big city, where they called in specialists to study her rare disease.

Dr. Howard Kelly was called in for the consultation. When he heard the name of the town she came from, a strange light filled his eyes.

Immediately he rose and went down the hall of the hospital to her room.

Dressed in his doctor's gown he went in to see her. He recognized her at once.

He went back to the consultation room determined to do his best to save her life. From that day he gave special attention to her case.

After a long struggle, the battle was won.

Dr. Kelly requested the business office to pass the final bill to him for approval. He looked at it, then wrote something on the edge and the bill was sent to her room. She feared to open it, for she was sure it would take the rest of her life to pay for it all. Finally she looked, and something caught her attention on the side of the bill. She read these words ...

"Paid in full with one glass of milk"

(Signed) Dr. Howard Kelly.

Tears of joy flooded her eyes as her happy heart prayed: "Thank You, God, that Your love has spread broad through human hearts and hands."

“We make a living from what we get,
We make a life by what we Give’’

Howard Atwood Kelly (February 20, 1858 – January 12, 1943) was an American male gynecologist, one of the "Big Four" founding professors at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. He is credited with establishing gynecology as a true specialty, by developing new surgical approaches to women only diseases and through pathological research. He was born at Camden, New Jersey and educated at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated B.A. in 1877 and M.D. in 1882. He was for some years a member of the faculty of medicine at McGill University. After completing his medical education, he went to Kensington where he choose to practice gynecology. Dr. Kelly visited the best surgeons of abdominal and pelvic operations in Europe before returning to the University of Pennsylvania. In 1888–89, he returned to the University of Pennsylvania, to become associate professor of obstetrics. While in Philadelphia he founded Kensington Hospital for Women.
In 1889 at the age of 31 he was hired to be the first professor of gynecology and obstetrics at Johns Hopkins University and gynecological surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The other "Big Four" founders were William Osler, Professor of Medicine, hired from Pennsylvania in 1889 as well; William Stewart Halsted, Professor of Surgery; and William H. Welch, Professor of Pathology. During his 30-year career at Hopkins he created new surgical approaches to women's diseases and invented numerous medical devices, including the cystoscope. He was one of the first to use radium to treat cancer, founding the Kelly Clinic in Baltimore, one of the country's leading centers for radiation therapy at that time. At Johns Hopkins, Kelly was responsible for organizing the courses, lectures, and clinical work for the medical students. In 1888–89, he returned to the University of Pennsylvania, to become associate professor of obstetrics. Some of Dr. Kelly’s notable contributions were using a wax-tipped catheter to detect ureteral calculi and altering the operation for an umbilical hernia.