H. Ginzalala

After working with the Mizoram Government for more than a decade, where he was involved in overseeing the Bairabi Thermal Project, Bairabi, including environmental clearances and related regulatory processes, Ginzalala later founded and has since led P&V Engineers for over two decades. Through this enterprise, he has delivered a range of engineering projects focused on renewable energy systems and rural infrastructure development.

Under his leadership, P&V Engineers has implemented solar-powered water supply systems across remote Himalayan regions, including Mizoram and Sikkim, providing safe drinking water to thousands of rural villages”. These initiatives have contributed to improved public health, a reduction in water-borne diseases, and enhanced living conditions in underserved communities. Notably, one of the projects is regarded as among the highest solar water pumping systems in Asia, lifting water approximately 520 meters over a 4 km pipeline to a 100,000-litre reservoir, supplying around 100 cubic meters of clean drinking water per day to more than 1,000 people.

The projects have also supported the adoption of renewable energy solutions, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions. His work has included collaboration with international partners to introduce context-appropriate technologies suited to challenging terrains and remote locations.

After contesting unsuccessfully from the Lengteng constituency on two occasions, Ginzalala was elected from Champhai North Assembly constituency representing the Zoram People's Movement in the 2023 Mizoram Legislative Assembly election. He polled 7,134 votes and defeated his nearest rival, Z. R. Thiamsanga of the Mizo National Front, by a margin of 710 votes.^[5][6][7]

He currently serves as an Adviser to the Chief Minister (Technical) of Mizoram and is associated with the Public Works Department (PWD), working alongside Minister Vanlalhlana.

As a public representative, he has been involved in initiatives related to sustainable development, rural infrastructure, and the adoption of renewable energy, drawing on his professional background in engineering and environmental solutions.