In Brief
- ‘Ro Min Rel Sak Ang Che’ will become Mizoram’s official state song.
- The decision highlights efforts to preserve Mizoram’s cultural heritage.
- Translates to "Be Thou our Counsellor".
- Composed in 1947 by renowned Mizo writer and composer Rokunga
Mizoram is poised to officially adopt the song ‘Ro Min Rel Sak Ang Che’ as its state song. This step is aimed at strengthening the cultural identity of the state by endorsing a representative musical piece cherished by its people. The song’s formal recognition underscores ongoing efforts by the state government to preserve and promote local traditions and heritage. Composed in 1947 by renowned Mizo writer and composer Rokunga, the adoption of ‘Ro Min Rel Sak Ang Che’ is expected to foster a greater sense of unity and pride among Mizoram’s residents. Details regarding the official announcement and implementation process have been shared by local authorities, reflecting broad support for the move. This initiative aligns with similar cultural preservation measures seen across various Indian states.