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James Dokhuma
Born1932 June 15,
Died2007 March 10
Cause of deathInfection in the urinary tract
Criminal chargesIPC Section 121 ( Waging, or attempting to wage war, or abetting waging of war, against the Government of India, state & etc.)
Criminal penaltyLife imprisonment( he later got pardoned)
SpouseChhuanthangpuii(married 1960–death)
Children6
Parents
  • Hrangchina Chhakchhuak (father)
  • Kapkungi Ralte Siakeng (mother)
RelativesDarawti(sister) Romani(sister) Laltanpuia(brother) and 10 others
AwardsAcademy Award(Mizo academy of Letters)
HonoursPadma Shri, Bhasha Samman and Mizo Academy Awards for Best Writers of the Year

James Dokhuma (15 June, 1932 to 10 March 2007)[1] was a published author and poet.

Early life and education

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Dokhuma was born on 15 June, 1932. His father is Hrangchina and his mother is Kapkungi. He had 13 brothers and sisters.[2] He went to school only up to Class-V where he always passed in First Division. At the age of 15, he joined the army from 1947-1952.[1][2][3][4]

Career

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After the army he became the teacher of St. Paul's HSS, Tlangnuam, Aizawl as a teacher in Hindi & Vernacular. After that he became the Sanitary Inspector in the Aijal Community Development Block. In 1960, he continued as a teacher in the Hualtu Middle School.[2] Some people also call him Poet, Novelist, Historian, Biographer, Essayist, Lexicographer, Playwright and Orator because of his works [1]. Also, because of his book Ṭawng Un Hrilhfiahna, he came to be called "Father of Mizo Lexicography"[1][2][3]

Works

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Poetry

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  1. Mi zâwn inchuh(Textbook for Class- XI MBSE Mizo)
  2. Pûm(Textbook for Class-XII MBSE Mizo)
  3. A tak chu khawiah nge?(B.A)
  4. Siamtu Khuarêl(M.A)
  5. Thu rêng ka nei si lo(M.A)
  6. Pi Pu sûlhnu(M.A)

Prose

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  1. Ka thuhretu(Textbook for for Class-VII)
  2. Lungawina(Textbook for Class-IX)
  3. Zân(Textbook for for Class-X)
  4. Serh leh sâng(Textbook fork for Class-XI (Core))
  5. Fam ta lo chu(Textbook for for Class-XI (Elective))
  6. Sawifiahna Ṭawngauchheh(B.A)

Novels

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  1. Irrawaddy Lui Kamah (Textbook for for Class-IX)
  2. Tumpang Chal nge Saithangpuii (B.A)
  3. Thla Hleinga Zan(B.A)
  4. Khawhar In(M.A)

Books

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  1. Rinawmin(1970)
  2. Khawhar In(1970)
  3. Thla Hleinga Zan(1970)
  4. Zoram Kohhran Tualṭo Chanchin(1975)
  5. Tumna Chu a Hlawhtling ṭhin(1976)
  6. Kawtlang Inzirna
  7. Ni leh Thla kara leng
  8. Hmasawnna
  9. Arsi Thawnthu
  10. Hausak aiin hrisel a hlu zawk
  11. Finna Hmahruai
  12. Ṭawng Un Hrilhfiahna
  13. Tumpangchal nge Saithangpuii?
  14. Chawngkhum dân tlang huat loh
  15. Ka Inpuanna
  16. Chawngkhum dan tlang huat loh Bu-2-na
  17. Hmangaihna Thuchah
  18. Irrawaddy Lui Kamah
  19. Good Bye, Lushai Brigade
  20. Notes on Mizo Idioms & Phrases
  21. Kimoto Syonora
  22. Nunna bua hming chuangte
  23. Gabbatha
  24. Chhungkua(Sipai Inkhawm Thupui)

References

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  1. ^ a b c d Chhakchhuak, James Dokhuma. Tawng Un Hrilhfiahna (in Mizo) (6th ed.). Published by R.Lalrawna and Printed by him at Gilzom Offset.
  2. ^ a b c d "1983 — James Dokhuma – Mizo Academy of Letters" (in Mizo). Retrieved 2024-09-12.
  3. ^ a b "Padma Shri James Dokhuma". www.oknortheast.com. Retrieved 2024-09-17.
  4. ^ Hrangate, Lalthasanga. "Representation of Mizo Identity in James Dokhuma's Works". {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)