By Times of Assam Bureau on November 21, 2012
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By- Dilip Dutta Advertisements STOP: An apology for an error in this paragraph, “After the Establishment of the Peoples Republic of China on 1 October 1949,Chairman Mao took steps to secure Chinese territories and as the Upshot from this policy on 29 April 1954 India had to accept that Tibet belongs to India” India should […]
By Times of Assam Bureau on March 30, 2012
Assam, Assam tea, tea, Tea Gardens, Tea Industry
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By- Staff Reporter | Date- March 29, 2012 Advertisements An unusual drought and rain less climate has hit hard the Assam tea industry as production of green leaf is expected to be down by a low 20 per cent across the state till April, with Brahmaputra valley being worst affected. As such, high prices of tea are being feared […]
By Hiranya Saikia on November 17, 2011
Ahom, Army, Assam, Assam tea, Assamese, Assamese king, British, China, East India Company, Kamrupa, khel, opium war, paik, ryots, tea
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Pre-colonial Assam had a feudal economy. The Assamese king was the absolute owner of all land except the royal grants of land to the high officials in the administration and the grants to the temple and Vaishnavite Satras (monasteries). The peasantry had no private property (land). As there were plenty of land available with a […]
