State of India
Mizoram
Mizoram is a state in north-eastern India with its capital at Aizawl. The 2011 Census recorded a population of 1,097,206 over an area of about 21,081 km².
Overview
Mizoram, the "land of the hill people", is a state of steep forested ridges and bamboo groves in the far north-east, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh. Aizawl, its capital, spreads along hilltops, and the state is known for high literacy, its strong community spirit and the bamboo-pole Cheraw dance.
Districts of Mizoram
The district directory for Mizoram has not been published yet. Mizoram has 11 districts (as of January 2025).
History & formation
The Lushai Hills district of Assam became the union territory of Mizoram in 1972. After the Mizo Peace Accord of 1986, it became a full state on 20 February 1987.
Geography
Mizoram is mountainous, with ranges running north–south and rivers such as the Tlawng and Kaladan. Phawngpui (Blue Mountain) is its highest peak. Forests cover most of the state.
Economy, agriculture & industry
Agriculture, horticulture, bamboo and handloom weaving are key activities.
Culture, festivals & cuisine
Mizo and English are official languages. Chapchar Kut, celebrated in spring after jungle clearing, is the main festival.
State symbols
State symbols for Mizoram are awaiting editorial verification. We only list symbols confirmed by an official source.
Legislature & representation
Details| Legislature | Unicameral |
|---|---|
| Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) seats | 40 |
| Lok Sabha constituencies | 1 |
| Rajya Sabha seats | 1 |
Seat figures as of January 2025 · source.
Sources & references
- Census of India 2011 – state population and area – Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India (2011) , retrieved 10 Oct 2026 – Population and area Reported
- Election Commission of India – delimitation and seats – Election Commission of India , retrieved 10 Oct 2026 – Lok Sabha and Assembly seat counts Reported