By Hiranya Saikia on May 11, 2012
AGP, AIUDF, Assam, Assam Legislative Assembly, Bengal, British, Cachar, Darrang, Garo Hills, Gopinath Bordoloi, Jaintia Hills, Kamrup, Khasi, Meghalaya, Muslim League, Naga Hills, Nagoan, Prafulla Kumar Mahanta, Sibsagar, Sylhet
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Since 1826, the British ruled Assam as a part of Bengal under a Commissioner. With the annexation and clubbing of Cachar, Naga Hills, Khasi and Jaintia Hills and Garo Hills, the territorial area of Assam grew to 30,000 sq miles. Soon it became difficult for the British to run such a vast area. The Lt. […]
By Priyankan Goswami on January 24, 2012
Africa, AGP, Ahom Emperor, America, Arabinda Rajkhowa, Assam, Assam agitation, Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, de-nationalization, democracy of India, Denationalization, Dimasa, East Pakistan, Ethnic Identities, Europe, French Revolution, Garo, Independent Asom, India, Indian Rulers, Karbi, Khasi, Koch Rajbangshi, Latin America, Maoists, militant, Militants, Mising, Mizo National Front, Mughal Invasion, Muslim, Muslims, Naga Hoho, Naga movement, Nagaland, Nationalism, New Delhi, North East India, Pakistan, Republic of India, Sylhet, The Official Language Act of 1960, ULFA, Unification
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Before militants like ULFA or Maoists grab the opportunity due to our lack of vision, a reconciliation process in Assam to foster unity amidst different ethnicity and express apology for the decades of de-nationalizing them is required from us. By – Priyankan Goswami Ever since the Republic of India came into existence more than six decade ago, […]
