Assam History & Heritage

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The Battle of Hadira Chowki: The Final Battle That Ended 600 Years of Ahom Rule in Assam

The Battle of Hadira Chowki on June 21, 1822, became one of the most important turning points in Assam history. The defeat of King Chandrakanta Singha's forces …

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 25 Aug 2026

Patharughat Peasant Uprising of 1894: Assam's Forgotten Chapter of Indian History

The Patharughat Peasant Uprising of 1894 was a historic farmers' protest in Assam against British land revenue policies. The tragic firing on unarmed peasants b…

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 22 Aug 2026

Economic and Cultural History of Assam: From Ancient Kamarupa to Modern Assam

Explore the economic and cultural history of Assam, from ancient Kamarupa and Ahom trade to tea, oil, silk, brass metal, Satras, Bihu and Assam's diverse herita…

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 15 Aug 2026

History of Sidli Kingdom in Assam: Koch Dynasty, Kings and Legacy

Discover the history of Sidli Kingdom in Assam, its Koch dynasty origins, royal succession, connection with Bhutan, Bidyapur Rajbari and the legacy of its last …

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 08 Aug 2026

Hidden World War II Airfields of Assam: The Allied Runways That Changed History

During World War II, Assam became one of the most strategically important regions in Asia. From Lidu Airstrip and Dinjan to Rupsi and Barnagar, a vast network o…

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 06 Jun 2026

Kamrup Cinema Company: Guwahati's First Movie Theatre and Its Forgotten Legacy.

Discover the history of Guwahati's first cinema hall, the Kamrup Cinema Company, a silent theatre that introduced film culture to Assam in the early 1900s.

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 26 Apr 2026

Talatal Ghar Secret Tunnels : Ahom Dynasty's Underground Tunnels and Military Architecture

Discover the hidden tunnels of Talatal Ghar in Sivasagar, a 7-storied Ahom military palace built in 1765, known for its secret escape routes and advanced archit…

Anamika Das (Banmukh Chutia Gaon, Sivasagar) · 27 Feb 2026

Opium in Colonial Assam: The Untold Story Behind Kaniai Khale Asam Desh

Kaniai Khale Asam Desh reflects the painful history of how British opium policies devastated Assam's society, economy, and agriculture, leaving behind a legacy …

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 27 Feb 2026

Ancient Monoliths of North Cachar (Dima Hasao): Prehistoric Stone Jars of Assam

The Ancient Monoliths of North Cachar in Dima Hasao, Assam, are mysterious prehistoric stone jars linked to megalithic burial traditions and Southeast Asian cul…

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 25 Feb 2026

Assam Tea History: The Hidden Singpho Origins Before British Plantations

Long before British plantations, the Singpho tribe of Assam cultivated and brewed Phalap tea, revealing the true indigenous roots of Assam tea history.

Anamika Das (Banmukh Chutia Gaon, Sivasagar) · 25 Feb 2026

Brahmaputra River Trade History: The Ancient Waterway That Connected Assam to the World

Explore how the Brahmaputra River served as Assam's ancient trade highway, connecting Kamarupa to Bengal, Tibet, Myanmar and global markets.

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 22 Feb 2026

The Ahom Dynasty (1228-1826): How a 600-Year Empire Shaped Assam's History and Identity

The Ahom Dynasty ruled Assam for nearly 600 years from 1228 to 1826. Discover how this powerful Tai-Shan kingdom resisted the Mughals, built a unique administra…

Gaurab Kumar Baruah (M.C.A./B.C.A.) · 12 Feb 2026