This ppt is about Assam

1. Assam
The one of many beautiful state of India

2. Presented By
Divdeep Singh , Aayush Dahiya , Piyush Raj
Singh , Rohit

3. About Assam
A treasure trove of natural beauty and
diverse history , Assam is one the
least exploered regions in the country
, lending it an immaculate ,
untouched aura that will allure you.
Aland of wild forests , mighty rivers ,
and acres and acres of tea plantation
, Assam is located in North East India
, has breath taking landscape and is
on the list of the top biodiversity
hotspots in the entire world.
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4. Assam Map Location

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History
of Assam
The history of Assam is the
history of a confluence of people
from the east, west, south and
the north; the confluence of the
Austroasiatic, Tibeto-Burman
(Sino-Tibetan), Tai and Indo-
Aryan cultures. Although invaded
over the centuries, it was never a
vassal or a colony to an external
power until the third Burmese
invasion in 1821, and,
subsequently, the British ingress
into Assam in 1824 during the
First Anglo-Burmese War.

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• With the “Tropical Monsoon Rainforest Climate” ,
Assam is temperate (summer max at 95-100 Ferinate or
35-38 celcuis and winter min at 43-46 fernate or 6-8
celcuis ) and experience heavy rainfall and high
humidity. The climate is chrecterised by heavy monsoon
downpours reducing summer tempratures and affecting
foggy nights and mornings in winters , frequent during
the afternoons.
Climate in Assam

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Culture of Assam
Assimilation in the kamarupa
Kingdom for almost 700 years.
Establishment of the Chutia
dynasty in the 12th century in
eastern Assam and assimilation
for next 400 years.
Establishment of the Ahom
dynasty in the 13th century AD
and assimilation for next 600
years.

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Festivals and
Traditions in Assam
Bihu is the most important and
common and celebrated all over
Assam. Three Bihus, rongali or bohag,
celebrated with the coming of spring
and the beginning of the sowing
season; kongali or kati, the barren
bihu when the fields are lush but the
barns are empty; and the bhogali or
magh, the thanksgiving when the
crops have been harvested and
the barns are full.

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• Assam's economy is based on agriculture and oil. Assam
produces more than half of India's tea. The Assam-Arakan
basin holds about a quarter of the country's oil reserves, and
produces about 12% of its total petroleum. According to the
recent estimates, per capita income in Assam has reached
₹6756 (1993-94 constant prices) in 2004-05, which is still much
lower than India's.
Economy of Assam

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• The total population of Assam was 26.66 million with 4.91
million households in 2001. Higher population concentration
was recorded in the districts of Kamrup, Nagaon, Sonitpur,
Barpeta, Dhubri, Darrang, and Cachar. Assam's population was
estimated at 28.67 million in 2006 and at 30.57 million in 2011
and is expected to reach 34.18 million by 2021 and 35.60
million by 2026.
Demographics of Assam

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• To know the accurate figure in terms of the population of Assam
in 2023, we have to get the population data of the last 5 years.
They are as follows:
• Assam Population 2023 (populationu.com)
Population of Assam

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Tourism of Assam

13. Kazirnaga National
Park Tourism
Home to two-thirds of the world
one horned rhinoceros
population this national park has
been declared as a World
Heritage Site .
Made unique with a vibrant well
preserved and sustained ecology
this park has a very versatile bio
diversity which makes Kaziranga
National Park a very important
and popular tourist destination

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Majuli Tourism
Majuli is a lush green
environment-friendly , pristine
and population free freshwater
island in the river Brahmputra ,
just 20 km from the Jorhat city.
With a total area of 1250 sq km
Majuli is the world largest river
island and it attracts tourist from
all over the world.

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