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INVEST ASSAM

Discover Assam

Location of Assam in India

Coordinates: 26.14°N 91.77°E

Source :-https://en.wikipedia.org/

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Assam is blessed with an abundance of natural resources. The mighty Brahmaputra River, one of the largest rivers in the world, meanders through the state, offering mesmerizing views and opportunities for river cruises and water sports. The lush greenery of the Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros and a diverse range of wildlife.

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Although the official capital of Assam is Dispur, this city doesn’t have all the important amenities that the people need. Guwahati can be considered as the real capital, since it has all the important institutions & govt. offices such as the High Court, National Law
University, Indian Institute of Technology, Police HQ etc.

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Explore Nature's Bounty

Assam is blessed with an abundance of natural resources. The mighty Brahmaputra River, one of the largest rivers in the world, meanders through the state, offering mesmerizing views and opportunities for river cruises and water sports. The lush greenery of the Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros and a diverse range of wildlife.

Vision for Assam

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's strategic initiatives and policies aimed at transforming Assam into a model state in terms of economic growth, infrastructure development, and social welfare. Enhancing Assam's economic prospects through initiatives such as the "Act East Policy," aimed at boosting trade and connectivity with Southeast Asian countries. Economic sectors identified for growth, including agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, and information technology.

ASSAM AT A GLANCE

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Assam at a Glance

  • Capital: Dispur 

  • Largest City: Guwahati

  • Districts: 35

  • Total Area: 78,438 sq km

  • Latitude: 24 N° - 28 N°

  • Longitude: 90 E° - 96 E°

  • Population: 31205576

  • Official Languages (Assamese, Hindi, Bengali, Bodo, etc.)

  • Major Industries (Tea, Oil & Natural Gas, etc.)

  • Geographical features (Rivers, Mountains, National Parks)

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History of Assam

  • Ancient Era (4th Century AD Onwards): The Kamarupa kingdom flourished, leaving behind chronicles called Buranjis.

  • Ahom Dynasty (1228 AD - 1824 AD): Ruled for nearly 600 years, shaping Assamese identity and culture.

  • British Rule (1824 AD - 1947 AD): Marked by tea plantations, infrastructural development, and demographic shifts.

  • Independence and After (1947 AD Onwards): Assam became a state of India, but its borders saw adjustments with the creation of Meghalaya, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Mizoram.

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Culture of Assam

  • Rich Mix: Influenced by Mongoloid, Indo-Burmese, Indo-Iranian, and Aryan ethnicities, creating a unique blend.

  • Tribal Tapestry: Numerous tribes like Bodo, Dimasa, and Mishing coexist, each with distinct traditions and dress.

  • Vaishnavism Reigns: A majority practice Vaishnavism, a Hindu sect focused on chanting and prayer.

  • Festival Flourish: Bihu, the harvest festival, is a major celebration with feasting, dancing, and Bihu songs.

  • Artistic Expression: Assam boasts rich handloom weaving, silk garments, and handicrafts.

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Geography of Assam

  • Threefold Land: Assam comprises three regions:

    • The fertile Brahmaputra Valley, dominated by the mighty Brahmaputra River.

    • The Barak Valley in the south with its own river system.

    • The hilly regions like Karbi Anglong and North Cachar, with remnants of the Deccan Plateau.

  • Himalayan Foothills: The state rests at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, offering scenic beauty.

  • Riverine Lifeline: The Brahmaputra, a powerful antecedent river (older than the Himalayas itself!), is Assam's lifeline, providing water and fertile land.

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Climate of Assam

  • Melted Mix: Assamese culture stems from a long history of diverse ethnicities like Mongoloid, Indo-Burmese, and Aryan, creating a unique tapestry.

  • Tribal Traditions: Numerous tribes like Bodo, Mishing, and Dimasa add their own flavors with distinct languages, customs, and clothing.

  • Vaishnava Faith: A majority of Assamese follow Vaishnavism, a Hindu sect emphasizing chanting and prayer (Naam Kirtan). Satras, religious institutions, play a big role.

  • Festivals Galore: Bihu, the harvest festival, is a joyous celebration with singing, dancing, and feasting. Other vibrant festivals include Rongali Bihu (spring) and Kati Bihu (autumn).

  • Artistic Expression: Assam boasts a rich tradition of handloom weaving, with Muga silk and other beautiful textiles. Bell metal crafts, jewellery, and woodwork showcase the artistic talent.

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