Captain Mang Tung Nung was a prominent Chin leader from Falam who served in the British Indian Army for over 25 years, rising to the rank of Captain. After independence, he played a key role in Chin politics as a member of the Supreme Council of United Hill Peoples and as Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Chin Affairs. Throughout his career, Captain Mang Tung Nung worked tirelessly to advocate for Chin autonomy and promote Chin culture.
Captain Mang Tung Nung was a prominent Chin leader from Falam who served in the British Indian Army for over 25 years, rising to the rank of Captain. After independence, he played a key role in Chin politics as a member of the Supreme Council of United Hill Peoples and as Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Chin Affairs. Throughout his career, Captain Mang Tung Nung worked tirelessly to advocate for Chin autonomy and promote Chin culture.
Captain Mang Tung Nung was a prominent Chin leader from Falam who served in the British Indian Army for over 25 years, rising to the rank of Captain. After independence, he played a key role in Chin politics as a member of the Supreme Council of United Hill Peoples and as Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Chin Affairs. Throughout his career, Captain Mang Tung Nung worked tirelessly to advocate for Chin autonomy and promote Chin culture.
Captain Mang Tung Nung was a prominent Chin leader from Falam who served in the British Indian Army for over 25 years, rising to the rank of Captain. After independence, he played a key role in Chin politics as a member of the Supreme Council of United Hill Peoples and as Parliamentary Secretary of the Ministry of Chin Affairs. Throughout his career, Captain Mang Tung Nung worked tirelessly to advocate for Chin autonomy and promote Chin culture.