File:Monument of First School in Mizoram rural.jpg
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English: The first permanent school in Mizoram rural was established in 1st August, 1903 at Khandaih with the permission of Vanphunga Sailo, the chief of Khandaih. The numbers of student enrolled in Khandaih School is 116. The school was also used for preaching Gospel. Hrangsaipuia, son of Vawmhmelthaa was its first school teacher. This is also a place where the first Christian revival took place in Mizoram on 8 April 1906 which was called Khandaih Harhna |
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