Every year, as the Brahmaputra and its tributaries overflow, farmers in Jhanjimukh, Jorhat district, brace for another season of uncertainty. Floodwaters inundate fields, erode agricultural land and damage crops, leaving farming families struggling to recover before the next planting season. For the Indigenous Mising community and other marginalised farming households living along the Brahmaputra, Jhanji […] The post Assam farmers revive indigenous seeds to fight floods, climate change appeared first on EastMojo.

Guwahati: The third edition of Primate Watch brought together 19 participants at Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary in Assam’s Jorhat district on Saturday to raise awareness about primate conservation, with a focus on the Western Hoolock Gibbon, India’s only ape species. Organised on October 25, the programme aimed to familiarise participants with the threats facing primates and […] The post Primate Watch in Assam spotlights India’s only ape appeared first on EastMojo.

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Floodwaters have begun receding in many parts of Assam. But as communities slowly return to homes buried under piles of silt and mud, the full scale of the devastation is only beginning to unfold. For thousands of people, particularly in districts including Sivasagar, Charaideo, Golaghat, Nagaon and Jorhat, the floods have disrupted far more than daily life. Homes have been damaged, livelihoods interrupted and essential services thrown into disarray. The task of returning to normalcy has begun, but recovery is inevitably slow. Floods are not new to the people of Assam’s Brahmaputra and Barak valleys. But this time, the scale of the disaster was far greater. Such devastation leaves consequences that linger long after the waters have receded—and that is precisely what affected communities are experiencing today. Children and women are among those most affected. Displacement, shortages of food and safe drinking water, inadequate shelter and disrupted access to essential supplies and healthcare—particularly for new-borns, pregnant women and lactating mothers—are immediate concerns. Damage to schools, health centres and roads further compounds their vulnerability, often forcing families to depend on humanitarian assistance for their basic needs. Not just numbers At a time when the devastation is being measured in the number...

Following the incident, a search operation was launched with the assistance of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF).

During investigation, the police, with the help of the cyber security cell, suspected it to be an inside job.Yash Agarwal had left Jorhat after the incident. The police traced his cellphone and found...

Anwesha Saikia, from Pokamura Na-pamua village in Jorhat, had left home with a friend on Saturday. She later fell ill and was taken to Jorhat Medical College and Hospital, where she died.

Guwahati, Aug 18 (SocialNews.XYZ) Rajveer Singh struck a fine half-century as Jorhat Stallions edged past Tezpur Titans by three wickets in a closely fought encounter in the Assam Premier League (APL) 2026 at the Assam... The post APL 2026: Rajveer Singh, Dyutimoy Nath power Jorhat Stallions to thrilling 3-wicket win over Tezpur Titans appeared first on Social News XYZ .

The Indian Air Force (IAF) Su-30MKI, which was recently used to target terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May 2025, recently crashed in Assam, killing both pilots. The Su-30MKI disappeared from radar shortly after taking off from Jorhat Air Force station for a training sortie on March 5 and subsequently crashed in a […] The post Su-30 MKI: 3 Crashes in 3 Years & 5% Attrition Rate – How India Plans to Modernize Its Sukhoi Jets Amid Renewed Push appeared first on EURASIAN TIMES.

Himanta Biswa Sarma's comments came on the backdrop of protests by a group of people in Jorhat town following the religious procession by the Jain community on Wednesday.

Tocklai Tea Research Center in Jorhat, Assam, is the world's oldest and largest tea research institute. Since 1911, it has released 211 tea clones, developed drought-resistant varieties, and supported over 200,000 tea growers. Visit the tea museum and factory to witness over a century of tea innovation.

The Jorhat Gymkhana Club stands as Assam's most remarkable colonial sporting legacy. Built in 1876 by British tea planters, this historic venue has hosted horse races for over 160 years. From informal gatherings near Garmur in 1850 to today's prestigious Governor's Cup, the racing tradition connects Assam's tea garden heritage with modern sporting excellence. The club emerged when British planters needed recreation from demanding tea estate duties. What began as simple horse races evolved into Asia's oldest multi-sport complex, featuring golf, polo, tennis, and cricket facilities. The 1.6-kilometer racing track has remained unchanged since 1876, testing riders and horses across generations. Colonial history lives on through bareback racing traditions and community participation. Manipuri ponies replaced British horses after Independence, ensuring continuity despite changing times. The successful 2025 races attracted 80 horses, proving this heritage remains vibrant. Today, the Jorhat Gymkhana Club bridges past and present, where colonial architecture meets modern tourism, and racing legends inspire new generations of enthusiasts.

A captivating journey through Assam's tea gardens reveals wildlife encounters, heritage tea estates, and the spiritual beauty of Maha Mrityunjay Temple, offering travelers an authentic taste of Assam's cultural landscape.