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Fed Up By Government, Citizens Build Their Own Roads
Read more: Fed Up By Government, Citizens Build Their Own RoadsIn a country where the government more often than not tends to fail the people, it comes as no surprise to hear stories of individuals who have taken it upon themselves to improve their and their neighbors living condition. Two such enterprising individuals are Jeremiah Pamme, an assistant professor of the University of Delhi, and…
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The Kaziranga Grasslands
Read more: The Kaziranga GrasslandsOne of the oldest forest of India & also one of the most loved parks of India, Kaziranga needs no introduction. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985, Kaziranga is solemnly responsible for bringing the One horned Rhino out of extinction. In just a span of hundred years, the conservation efforts of the…
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A journey into the Manas Tiger Reserve and National Park
Read more: A journey into the Manas Tiger Reserve and National ParkThe tremendous diversity in flora and fauna has given rise to numerous National Park’s in Assam. Among them is a lesser known area of incredible bio-diversity, which because of its conservation efforts in the 70’s and 80’s had been given the prestige of being named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. But came…
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Hajo, a merging point of different faiths
Read more: Hajo, a merging point of different faithsOne of the many unnoticed places of Assam. Merging point of different faiths. History that dates back to 6-7th century AD. Described by scholars as ” a sacred complex “. Without shiny temples or loud propaganda. Welcome to Hajo. Some 32 km northwest of Guwahati lies the small town of Hajo. Historically Hajo first finds…
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