Outline of Mizoram

The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Mizoram:

Mizoram – one of the states of Northeast India, with Aizawl as its capital city. The name is derived from Mi (people), Zo (Belonging to the people of Mizoram/Lushai Hills) and Ram (land), and thus Mizoram implies "land of the hill people". In the northeast, it is the southernmost landlocked state sharing borders with three of the Seven Sister States, namely Tripura, Assam, Manipur.

• Common English name: Mizoram
  • Pronunciation: English: /mɪˈzɔːrəm/ ^ⓘ
• Official English name(s): Mizoram
• Nickname(s):
• Adjectival(s): Mizo
• Demonym(s): Mizos

• by population: 28th
• by area (2011 census): 25th
• by crime rate (2015): 13th
• by gross domestic product (GDP) (2014): 28th
• by Human Development Index (HDI):
• by life expectancy at birth:
• by literacy rate: 2nd^[1]

Geography of Mizoram

• Mizoram is: an Indian state, and one of the Seven Sister States
• Population of Mizoram: 1,091,014 (2011)
• Area of Mizoram: 21,087 km² (8,142 sq mi)
• Atlas of Mizoram

• Mizoram is situated within the following regions:
  • Northern Hemisphere
  • Eastern Hemisphere
    • Eurasia
      • Asia
        • South Asia
          • India
            • Northeastern India
              • Seven Sister States
• Time zone: Indian Standard Time (UTC+05:30)

• Highest point: Phawngpui

• Murlen National Park
• Phawngpui National Park
• Dampa Tiger Reserve

Districts of Mizoram

• Aizawl district
• Champhai district
• Kolasib district
• Lawngtlai district
• Lunglei district
• Mamit district
• Saiha district
• Serchhip district

• Cities of Mizoram
  • Capital of Mizoram: Aizawl
  • Bairabi
  • Biate
  • Champhai
  • Darlawn
  • Hnahthial
  • Kolasib
  • Khawhai
  • Khawzawl
  • Lawngtlai
  • Lengpui
  • Lunglei
  • Mamit
  • North Kawnpui
  • North Vanlaiphai
  • Saiha
  • Sairang
  • Saitual
  • Serchhip
  • Thenzawl
  • Tlabung
  • Vairengte
  • Zawlnuam

Demographics of Mizoram

Politics of Mizoram

• Form of government: Indian state government (parliamentary system of representative democracy)
• Capital of Mizoram: Aizawl
• Elections in Mizoram
  • Assembly election results of Mizoram

• Rajya Sabha members from Mizoram
• Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee
• Indian general election, 2009 (Mizoram)

Government of Mizoram

• Head of state: Governor of Mizoram,
  • Raj Bhavan – official residence of the Governor
• Head of government: Chief Minister of Mizoram,

Mizoram Legislative Assembly

• Assembly election results of Mizoram

• Gauhati High Court

• Law enforcement in Mizoram
  • Mizoram Police

History of Mizoram

• History of Lawngtlai district
• History of Saiha district

• History of Champhai
• History of Lawngtlai
• History of Lunglei
• History of Saitual
• History of Serchhip
• History of Thenzawl
• History of Tlabung
• History of Zawlnuam

Culture of Mizoram

• Architecture of Mizoram
• Languages in Mizoram
  • Mizo language
• Monuments in Mizoram
  • Monuments of National Importance in Mizoram
  • State Protected Monuments in Mizoram
• World Heritage Sites in Mizoram

• Literature of Mizoram
  • Mizo literature
• Music of Mizoram

• Mizo people

Religion in Mizoram

• Christianity in Mizoram

Sports in Mizoram

• Cricket in Mizoram
  • Mizoram cricket team
  • Cricket Association of Mizoram
• Football in Mizoram
  • Mizoram Football Association
  • Mizoram football team
  • Mizoram Premier League

Symbols of Mizoram

• State animal: Serow
• State bird: Hume's pheasant
• State flower: Vanda
• State seal: Seal of Mizoram
• State tree: Mesua ferrea

Economy of Mizoram

• Tourism in Mizoram
• Transport in Mizoram
  • Lengpui Airport
  • Kaladan Multi-modal Transit Transport Project
  • Bairabi Sairang Railway
  • State highways in Mizoram
• Water supply and sanitation in Mizoram
  • Tuirial Dam
  • Serlui B Dam

Education in Mizoram

• Institutions of higher education in Mizoram
  • Mizoram University
  • National Institute of Technology Mizoram

Health in Mizoram

• Outline of India
• Reiek
• Vantawng Falls
• Palak Dil
• Hmuifang
• Solomon's Temple, Aizawl
• Tam Dil

Wikimedia Atlas of Mizoram

• Official government website