Assam Geography

Kakoijana Reserved Forest in Assam is famous for the golden langur, an endangered primate associated with western Assam.

Pasi Kongki is a traditional folk dance of Arunachal Pradesh, reflecting the state’s diverse tribal culture.

Dima Hasao is the Assam area identified by the source. Laterite develops under high rainfall and intense leaching and is commonly rich in iron and aluminium oxides.

Bajali is the district identified by the source as Assam’s 34th full-fledged district.

8 is the number of Assam districts identified by the source as touching Arunachal Pradesh.

Babu Basanta Kumar das is identified by the source as the first Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly.

Goalpara is the district containing Sri Surya Pahar, an important archaeological and religious site of Assam.

The correct answer is Jorhat. This is the key factual association tested by the question and should be remembered with the subject named in the question.

Majuli is the district identified by the source as Assam’s first “carbon free” district.

The correct answer is Barpeta. This is the key factual association tested by the question and should be remembered with the subject named in the question.

Bakata was the Ahom capital located by the Dihing River according to the source.

The Assam Forest Museum is located at the Assam State Zoo-cum-Botanical Garden in Guwahati.

Son Beel, one of Assam’s largest natural wetlands, is in Karimganj district in the Barak Valley.

The Dhansiri River forms an important geographical division between the Karbi Anglong/plateau region and the Naga Hills.

Kaziranga National Park is a major stronghold of the wild water buffalo; it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

The first Indian Multi-Modal Logistics Park was planned at Jogighopa, Assam, as part of the national logistics-infrastructure programme.

The Tezpur litchi received a GI tag, identifying the geographical origin and reputation of the product.

Dhubri has the longest international boundary among Assam districts along the Bangladesh border, according to the source framing.

The Barak River is associated with the Manipur Hills before flowing westward through Assam into Bangladesh.

Among the options, Tinsukia is the easternmost city/town listed; it lies in upper Assam near the state’s eastern frontier.