Name of the First Assamese Thriller Film?
Answer
Dr. Bezbarua was the first Assamese thriller film. Released in 1969, Dr. Bezbaruah
was directed by Brojen Baruah. It featured Assamese actors like Nipon Goswami,
Tarun Dowrah, Brojen Baruah, Ranjana Bordoloi and Tara. In the 17th National
Film Awards, Dr. Bezbarua was awarded with Silver medal for Best Assamese Film.
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Name of the First Assamese Color Film?
Answer
Bhaity or
Bhaiti (meaning younger brother in English) was the first colour film from
Assam. Released in 1972, Bhaity is an Assamese language film. It was directed
by Kamal Narayan Choudhury. The music director of Bhaiti was Ajit Shingha.
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What was the First Assamese Daily Newspaper?
Answer
Dainik Batori was the first Assamese daily newspaper. Dainik Batori is an Assamese
word, which mean Daily News in English. It was first published on August 12,
1935. Shivaprasad Barua published the newspaper from Jorhat, Assam. Nilmoni
Phukan was the the editor of Dainik Batori – the first Assamese daily.
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Who was the First President of Assam Sahitya Sabha?
Answer
The
1st President of Asam Sahitya Sabha (Oxom Sahitya Sabha) was
Padmanath Gohain Barua. He presided over the Sibsagar edition of the first ever
session of Asam Sahitya Sabha in the year 1917. Assam Sahitya Sabha is the
largest literary society in Assam.
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What was the First Magazine in Assamese?
Answer
Orunodoi
or Aroonudai was the first Assamese language magazine.
It was a “monthly paper devoted to religion, science and general intelligence.”
The first issue of Orunodoi was printed in January, 1846. It was published from
Sibsagar by Oliver Thomas Cutter under the banner of Baptist Missionary
Printing Press. The editors were Dr. Nathan Brown, William Ward, A. H.
Denforth, and others. Aroonudai was in publication till 1879.
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Who was the First Assamese to Play in Asian Games?
Answer
Bhugeswar Baruah was the first Assamese to play in the Asiam Games or Asiad. Bhugeswar
Barua represented Indian in the 1966 Bangkok Asian Games. He took part in the
800 metres track running event and won the Gold medal. His timing was 1:49.4.
Indian Govt honored him with Arjun Award. Today Assam celebrates the
Birthday of Bhugeswar Barua as the Abhiruchi Sports Day.
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Who was the First Assamese Olympian?
Answer
Dipankar Bhattacharjee was the First Assamese to participate in Olympic Games.
Dipankar Bhattacharjee is a Badminton player from Guwahati, Assam, India. He
was three times winner and two times runner-up of the Indian National Badminton
Championship. Dipankar Bhattacharjee represented India in two Olympic games:
Barcelona Olympic (1992) and Atlanta Olympic (1996).
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Who was the last King of Ahom Kingdom?
Answer
Purandar Singha was the last Ahom King to rule Ahom Kingdom in Assam. He became King twice. His first term lasted about 1
year (1818-1819) as Burmese attacked Assam and removed him from throne. Then
British East India Company occupied Assam. In 1833, British made Purandar
Singha King of entire Upper Assam. The deal was to pay British a tax of Rs.
50,000 per year. But later he failed/neglected to pay the tax and British
removed him from throne in 1838. It was a end of Ahom Kingdom in Assam.
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When was the Battle of Saraighat fought?
Answer
The
Battle of Saraighat was fought in the year 1671. It was fought
between Mughal Empire and Ahom Kingdom. The main battle was on Brahmaputra
river, near Saraighat, Guwahati.
That’s why it is called Battle of Saraighat. There’s no suggestive evidence on
the exact date of the decisive battle. But it was surly in the middle of March,
1671. Ahom Kingdom under the command of Lachit Borphukan won the battle.
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Name of the First Bridge over Brahmaputra River?
Answer
Saraighat bridge was the first bridge over river Brahmaputra. It is located in
Saraighat, near Guwahati, Assam. Construction of the railway-cum-road bridge
started in 1958. It was formally inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru on 1963. The
total length of Saraighat Bridge is 1492 meters. It has a 24 feet wide two lane
road and two six feet wide footpaths. The lower section of the bridge is used
for railway traffic.
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