The present study assess at the socioeconomic circumstances of those who live in Mizoram's border region of Thingsai Village. Ethnic features, cultural customs, livelihood patterns, cross-border commerce between Mizoram and Myanmar, migration, and the effects of these variables on the socioeconomic development of the border people are all given special emphasis. The chapter also examines how people residing near the international border have been influenced by India and Myanmar's close proximity and historical links. There are strong historical, cultural, religious, and geographical linkages between India and Myanmar. Centuries of interpersonal contact, cultural exchanges, and common customs have reinforced the two nations' friendship. The relationship between the two countries has been strengthened by centuries of people-to-people interactions, cultural exchanges, and shared traditions. As the birthplace of Buddhism, India holds special significance for the people of Myanmar, many of whom undertake pilgrimages to Buddhist sacred sites in India. Furthermore, the geographical proximity of the two countries has facilitated continuous social and economic interactions across the border.