are of a small family, even a mithun can buy their freedom. Naming system The Gangtes does not have written history so to know their history and ancestry and to trace their lineage a unique method of naming was and is still in use today. The grandparents named their grandchildren from the last syllable of their name for instance Thangmang = Manglun = Lunkholal = Lalminlun and so on. The grandfather will named the grandson and the grandmother the granddaughter. The firstborn son and daughter will be named after the paternal grandparents each and the secondborn son and daughter after the maternal grandparents. Any child (children) other than the first and secondborn can be named by friends, family or relatives of the child's parents following the aforementioned rule. This naming system is also used by most of the Zo peoples . Christianization and the new socio-political structure The Church: With the advent of Christianity in the late 19th century among the Lushais of Mizoram and its subsequent infiltration to the southern parts of Manipur spreading among the Thadous, Hmars, Vaiphei, Gangtes in the early 20th century, the traditional mode of education was soon replaced by the Church. Presently, ESC (Evangelical Synod Church) under ECCI and GBA (Gangte Baptist Church) are the predominant churches. Organizations: Gangte Tribes Union (GTU) is the apex body of the Gangte people. Besides, there are numerous organisations among the Gangtes. Wherever there is a Gangte, a certain form of Organisation is established to interact, provide help, communicate and bond the Gangte people. 2. Gangte Youths Organisation (GYO) is a philanthropic organisation working for and helping the needy, destitute and distressed and also working for the welfare of the people. 3. Gangte Students Organisation (GSO) is an apex students body of the Gangte people. The GSO work for the welfare of the students and learners either academic or any arts or displine or field of study. 4. Gangte Literature Society (GLS) is a body working for the preservation, promotion and upholding the Gangte language. 5. Gangte Culture and Custom Society is work for the preserving and promoting the culture, tradition and custom of the Gangte. Education: The Gangtes are one of the most educated and brilliant among the Chin-Kuki-Mizo community. 99% of the population are literate, all persons are well educated and mannered and are mostly fully employed. The Gangtes are very well developed. Among the history