Political ideologies are not spontaneous inventions; they emerge from centuries of intellectual debates, revolutions, and lived struggles. From Enlightenment philosophy to Marxist critiques of capitalism, ideologies have served as both the engines of social transformation and, at times, instruments of oppression. In India, and specifically in Mizoram, global ideological currents have consistently intersected with local traditions and political movements. To understand contemporary politics, one must critically trace the genealogy of past ideologies and their continuing influence on social institutions, leadership, and youth consciousness.