Category: GS Five

RIMA DAS’S CONTRIBUTION TO ASSAMESE CINEMA

The sequel to Village Rockstars is driven by its unique narrative and the emotional depth of the mother-daughter relationship. Rima Das’s Contribution to Assamese Cinema Rima Das has played a crucial role in bringing global recognition to Assamese cinema, showcasing

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ELEVATED CORRIDOR IN KAZIRANGA

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to expedite the completion of the proposed elevated corridor spanning approximately 34 km in Kaziranga National Park. The court emphasized that all stakeholders must provide full support

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AQUA TOURISM IN ASSAM

Aqua-Tourism: An Emerging Trend Aqua-tourism, a subset of ecotourism, promotes sustainability and local economic gain. Popular in areas with abundant water resources and offers unique activities such as fish-based recreation. Encourages tourist stays in facilities managed by local communities. Kerala:

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AGARWOOD INDUSTRY IN ASSAM

Agarwood is crucial to Assam’s economy, culture, and employment. Environmental Context Agarwood Species: Aquilaria malaccensis, a high-quality agarwood species, is native to Assam. Conservation Status: Listed as endangered under Appendix II of CITES, requiring sustainable management efforts. Global Market Dynamics

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RAAS FESTIVAL

Raas festival is celebrated across Assam in various locations. Raas Utsav: Annual festival held on the full moon day in October-November (Kaati Aghoon Maah) during autumn. Celebrates the divine dance of Lord Krishna with the Gopis. Origin of Raas Lila

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BHARALU RIVER POLLUTION

The current status of the Bharalu River is alarming, as it is now considered one of the most polluted rivers in India. The water has turned black and is highly toxic, with no aquatic life able to survive in its

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ROAD ACCIDENTS IN ASSAM

Assam ranks second in the Northeast in road accident fatalities. Source: Data provided by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH). Comparison: Arunachal Pradesh has the highest death rate per lakh population in road traffic incidents in the Northeast,

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