Dibrugarh, well-connected to the rest of India by three means of transport, has emerged as one of the communication, educational, and industrial hub of North East India. It is positioned 439 km east of Guwahati and serving as a gateway to eastern Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The British arrived in Assam in 1826, after the Yandaboo Accord. They selected as an administrative and commercial centre in Upper Assam. In 1842, this city was announced as the headquarters of Lakhimpur District. Its offers industries based in Tourism, Tea production, Oil and…
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