AIZAWL: Mizoram has 7,686 Gorkhas, which is 0.56% of the projected population of the state in 2021, based on the Gorkha census report of the state authorities.
The Mizoram Gorkha census submitted by the state dwelling division was permitted by the council of ministers led by CM Zoramthanga on Friday. According to the statewide Gorkha Census, 2021 carried out by students of the Mizoram University, solely these Gorkhas who’ve been residing in the state earlier than January 26, 1950 together with their descendants have been included.
While the population of Gorkhas in the state in 2001 was 4,453, the rise in the population after 20 years was 3,233. It witnessed a decadal improve of 36.3% as towards the decadal progress of 23.5% of your complete state. The annual improve of Gorkha population in Mizoram was estimated at 3.6%. Aizawl district has the most important Gorkha population at 5,318, adopted by Assam border district Kolasib at 1,353 whereas the Mizoram-Myanmar border district Champhai has solely 5 Gorkhas, adopted by the Tripura border district Mamit at 76.
The Mizoram Gorkha census submitted by the state dwelling division was permitted by the council of ministers led by CM Zoramthanga on Friday. According to the statewide Gorkha Census, 2021 carried out by students of the Mizoram University, solely these Gorkhas who’ve been residing in the state earlier than January 26, 1950 together with their descendants have been included.
While the population of Gorkhas in the state in 2001 was 4,453, the rise in the population after 20 years was 3,233. It witnessed a decadal improve of 36.3% as towards the decadal progress of 23.5% of your complete state. The annual improve of Gorkha population in Mizoram was estimated at 3.6%. Aizawl district has the most important Gorkha population at 5,318, adopted by Assam border district Kolasib at 1,353 whereas the Mizoram-Myanmar border district Champhai has solely 5 Gorkhas, adopted by the Tripura border district Mamit at 76.
