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The First Assamese Celluloid Hero ............

Who was the first Assamese celluloid heroine- Aideo Handique is the prompt answer. But who was the first Assamese hero in a film? No answer unless you are a quiz maniac like Dilip Sarma.

Are we not aware that Assam and Nagaland chroniclers are oblivious of a lot people among themselves who deserve recognition, documentation and fellow countrymen's gratitude for their worth.

The website intends to categorize the achievements of the unsung heroes from Nagaland and Assam.
Looking forward to our viewers contributions in this context. Contact this website, email dhroovajit@yahoo.com , Phone: 98545-72039.

For information about the first Assamese film hero you would be searching January 2001 issue of a small Assamese magazine Hiya edited by a popular Assamese author Ranju Hazarika. The magazine in one of its columns run by Dilip Sarma mentions Prabhat Sarma from Tinsukia in Assam was the hero of the India's second talkie, a Bengali film Jamai Sasthi. The second Indian movie Jamai Sasthi was released on 11 April 1931. Its producer was J F Madan and director Amar Chaudhury. Prabhat Sarma thus earned credit as the first Assamese and the second Indian film hero. No one from Assam took part in a film before Prabhat.

(Collected from Hiya, editor Ranju Hazarika, January 2001) home

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Excursion to Sikkim
- By Barsha Das, class X

On 28th November 2006 our school planned to taken the class IX students for an excursion to Sikkim. We went to West Sikkim which is really a very chilly place. I believe that this is one of those places which most tourists have failed to notice despite its beauty and charm.

We were 62 students in the team along with a guide. We boarded the Kanchenjungha Express at Guwahati railway station.

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A tortured unyielding woman - Dhruva Saikia

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The modest novelist makes no hush-hush of the real woman’s true identity on whose life Tuna Gautam’s debut novel Jinnat is based. Probably the first ever Assamese novel that portrays a real woman in her lifetime is remarkable for the young writer’s voracious insight, cool, calm and collected narration of a ruthless husband and his panicky wife’s conjugal clash culminating in an intact commentary on the Islamic divorce deadlock.

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