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SWOT Analysis of Unification of Mizo/Zo People Under One Administration

The concept of unifying the dispersed Mizo/Zo communities under a single administrative framework represents one of the most complex ethnic reunification movements in contemporary South Asia. This SWOT analysis examines the strategic implications of bringing together the Chin-Kuki-Mizo populations currently scattered across India's Northeast ( Mizoram, Manipur, Assam, Tripura ), Myanmar's Chin State, and Bangladesh's Chittagong Hill Tracts. Strengths Cultural and Ethnic Unity The Zo people possess remarkable cultural cohesion despite being divided by international borders for over a century. They share common Tibeto-Burman linguistic roots, predominantly Christian faith, similar traditional practices, and a unified origin narrative centered around the mythical Chhinlung cave[1][2][3]. This shared identity transcends political boundaries, creating a natural foundation for administrative unification that few other ethnic groups in the region possess. Historical Precedent and ...

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