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  1. LR SailoSeptember 10, 2011 at 11:05 AM

    The greenery portion seen is where the Assam Rifles are still there. They are expected to move to Zokhawsang by end of this year. There is general fear in the minds of the people that this land which is still free from concrete buildings my be given to individuals who will start building ,,,,tall concrete building which will make aizawl a concrete jungle. Let us join together in preserving at least this part of the city for something useful and eco-friendly.sailo

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