The state cabinet officially approved ‘Ro Min Rel Sak Ang Che’ as Mizoram’s state song; a devotional anthem composed in 1947 by Rokunga, now finally getting the recognition it deserves after decades. It’s not just music; it’s identity. For years, schools have sung it before class, citizens hum it at gatherings, and now, it’s being cemented into law. What’s surprising? The timing; right before the monsoon session, alongside heavy-duty bills on GST, flood control, and pensions. While those affect budgets and bureaucracy, this one touches hearts. It’s a quiet reminder that governance isn’t just about rules; it’s about roots. The approval also includes a boost in allowances for police, regularization of child rights staff, and even new posts for electricity regulators. But the real buzz? A song that carries the soul of a people, now officially theirs. Sometimes, the loudest statements come from the softest voices. This one’s for the Mizo spirit; finally, formally, forever.