India’s longest-ruling dynasty, the Ahoms, ruled Assam for 600 years. But what ended their powerful and mighty kingdom was a 30 year civil war, a kind of ‘people’s revolution’ that hollowed out the kingdom from within. Catch the story of Assam’s Moamoria Rebellion
History may not remember him but Bhaskar Varman was one of Assam’s greatest emperors. During his half-century reign, he greatly expanded the borders of Kamarupa and used diplomacy to ensure that his fame spread to new lands. Catch the story of the last and most dynamic king of the Varman dynasty
He endured the tumult of the freedom struggle and an academic career he was not cut out for. But when he released Joymoti in 1935, Jyoti Prasad Agarwala fulfilled a cherished dream and became the founder of Assamese cinema. Catch his dramatic story
When it comes to wisdom, our elders know best, right? That’s why Assam’s Tai-Ahom community honours their ancestors during the Me-Dam-Me-Phi festival on 31st January every year. It’s an 800-year-old cultural bridge that connects Assam to South East Asia