Thursday, May 29, 2008

A seh seh....


Tunlai chu inthlan a hnaih vang nge ram hmangiah kan pung thar ta thut ? Kan sawrkar lah kil tin a dengtu a ngah hle bawk a. A dengtu nge sual ang a den aw? Heti chingchivet nuaih a kan ram kan her let let lai a lairil fantu chu chaweikhawm ti ti fahrah zuk ni tlat pek a. Eirukna chungchanga mi tam tak fihlim lohzia te, kan ram a thil kalphung ka la hriat ve ngailoh tha tha (chhia chhia) tha min fahtu te zarah beng a tlai, rilru erawh a na vawng vawng mai.

Chimthal bekang puah ang phawng phawng ila. Thian pakhat chuan dikna a awm toh loh thu sawiin kan Minister te hi dem tur an nilo, chu ai chuan anmahni khaltu Officer ho hi an dikloh thu a sawi a. Office a thawk thenkhat tenawmzia a sawi zauh bawk a. Ti ti kal zelah chuan kan Treasury office a thawkte tenawmzia an sawi chhuak a. Bill pass hma tir duh chuan an lehkha hnuaiah Rs.1000.00 note 2-3 vel dah tel a ngaih thu a sawi mauh mai a. Hetianga tih loh chuan bill an la thei lawk lo a, an tih erawh chuan a ni la la in an la thei si a. Thla tam tak nghah a, reject na tur, holam tak an zawn thu nen…aw….pawisa pek mai a awlsam ber thuin an tlip a. Office a thawk cashier pakhat vet hung chuan an bill pass ngai tawh tak a thehluh hnua a khawihtu in “Mobile lei ka duh a Rs.5000.00 min lo pe”ti a a dil tawp thu a sawi a. ‘Kan bill pass a ngai toh sia kan pu te ka rawn a, pek mai an ti ta a” a la ti zui!

A bu pui ka keu ta le, hei zet chuh. Central sawrkar a pawisa sawichhuah dan tha leh a sawi chhuak thei ten an tihdan an tlangzarh ta le! “Percentage pek tur pek tlak thei chuan a ni mai” Eng percentage maw? Sipai bo ka bang map mai le. Central ah khuan Cheng za( Rs. 100.00 ) dil ta la, cheng sawm (Rs.10.00) kha a khawitu hrang hrang te in semah pek tur neih chuan cheng za dawn, neihloh chuan chan. Chu chu a ni percentage chu. Hrethiam ta uar uar mai.Mobile Medical Unit (MMU)a mawtor hlui te, OPD chawng khat bo te, MIP pawisa dawn kimloh te?, Referral hospital te, .... Tih danglamin ka awm ta, acha... ka hrethiam e. Central a Minister tu tu eamw, IAS te emaw, DONER minister te emaw kha percentage an han pe a, chutah a changtu Minister percentage, a officer thurualpui percentage, khawi “Run”, ‘Bhavan” emawh percentage, Contractor percentage, Contract hralhtu percentage…chung zawng zawng hnua hnathawhna tur la bawng chu a tlem awm. Motor hlui/building chhia/ lungrem chim…ka var ta uar uar mai.

Dikna duh mi tam taka awm mahse diklohna hian bu a khuar thuk ta. Mawhphurhna a va han lian take m? Nang leh kei hian kan hma ngam an em?

‘Kutdawh tan chuan huai a har’ kan ti dawn nge ‘Intodeh loh chuan rinawm a har’ kan ti zel dawn le? Engtin ni ta ang ang maw?

Monday, April 21, 2008

The wonders-our body

Last Saturday the father of our student died of a kidney failure and we went to his funeral. A conversation started from the kidneys and eventually many organs of our body, marveling the function of each. The kidneys, its function in urine formation, its importance, its workload and the amount of abuse it received each day. Without our kidney the body cannot remove dangerous substances inside our body fluid, and its failure eventually leads to death. The Creator, knowing its importance, makes a pair of them, identical and has the ability to function on their own. Marveled its architecture and wondered its creation. The same goes to every part of our body, our organs, our cells and their organelles.

We often speak of advances in science and technology, the computers with its ability, the nanotechnology and their implications. Yet, despite this advances, we cannot replicate, duplicate or imitate the role our organs. A simple example is the eye. The advances in camera technology with the many features and size of CCD’s , still we can’t reproduce the function of the eye, to create a vision sending image to the brain and project the image, for other organs to function. A simple explanation is that the sight of a Dominos pizza stimulates our taste buds to secrete saliva!.

Let me take you to another example, the functioning of the heart. The heart beats producing a lub-dub sound, distributing vital nutrients and gases to every corner of our body. You may say that scientist create an artificial heart, and also pacemakers to help defect heart, you are true to the fact, my fried. But what I want to remind you is, none of these function perfectly and neither last.

When we look at the cells, each with their own organelles, tiny and microscopic, you will wonder their marvelous architecture and their division of labor. We can see these cells with a thousand magnifications and sometimes even require the highest resolution of an electron microscope, with more than a lakhs magnification (Just imagine a tiny ant with thousands magnification). Again inside each organelle lies the internal structure with their specific function. Failure of one organelle may lead to many diseases.

Our body organs sometimes fail. A perfect system gone wrong, yet we are unable to repair the damage. Sometimes we can compromise with damage limitation, but not repair. Let me list a few- Diabetes, Cancer, nerve failure, brain damage, deaf, etc. not to mention the many disease we inherited from our ancestors!

Stop here and think who created our body? You will wonder and admire the architect, who creates each and every human with tender love and care. To walk this walk of life, we have the responsibility on ourselves, to tender care and love each and every organ of our body, the power is ours.