Shyamal Bodosa 
Numbers in Garo language: Garo language is a Sino-Tibetan language spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Meghalaya, in the Garo Hills districts and some parts of Assam. Garo Numbers Counting Chart from 1 to 100 Numeral Garo English 1 Sa One 2 Gni Two 3 Gitam Three 4 Bri Four 5 Bonga Five 6 … Read more
How to count numbers in Assamese language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family spoken in the Northeastern Indian state of Assam and other Northeastern states. It is spoken by over 25 million speakers as of 2011. Numbers Cardboard for kids These Assamese numbers are exactly similar to Bengali numbers in their written form, using the Bengali-Assamese script … Read more
Chutiya kingdom (also spelled Chutia) was founded by Birpal in the Northeastern part of Assam. Sadiya was made the capital of the kingdom. The Chutiya kingdom was established in 1187. List of Chutiya Kings and Their Rulers NO. Kings Name Years Capital 1 Birpal 1187-1210 Sadiya 2 Ratnadhwajpal 1210-1250 Sadiya 3 Vijayadhwajpal 1250-1270 Sadiya 4 … Read more
The Karbi (known as Mikir/Arleng) are an ethnic group of Northeast India, mostly inhabiting the hill districts of Assam. The Karbi language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family and is spoken in Assam, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh. According to the 2011 census, the Karbi language is spoken by half a million in Northeast India. Karbi … Read more
Dimasa kingdom (known as Kachari kingdom) was a powerful kingdom in medieval Assam that existed from the early 10th century (approximately) to the early 1830s CE. The rulers of this kingdom were the Dimasa people who belonged to a part of the greater Kachari ethnic group. This kingdom’s remnants survived till the British Empire’s advent … Read more
Jengkhlong Mander Ni Kharmin (Rainbow folktale) is a Dimasa folktale written by Joy Bhadra Hagjer’s wife, Nirupama Hagjer. The folktale was collected from “Dimasa Sadhu Katha,” written in the Assamese language. Format PDF Title Jengkhlong Mander Ni Kharmin Author Nirupama Hagjer Description Jengkhlong Mander Ni Kharmin is a Dimasa folktale collected from Dimasa Sadhu Katha … Read more
One of the oldest tribes of Assam is popularly known as “Dimasa”. The Dimasa tribe particularly occupies a special status in the history of Assam contributing its cultural heritage towards making the tradition of the tribal community spontaneous. As per the sources, Dimasas are one of the communities in the North-Eastern part of India that … Read more
The Bodo language (also called Boro) is one of the most prominent languages of Northeast India. Originally, the language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. This language is closely related to the Dimasa, Kokborok, and Garo languages of Assam, Tripura, and Meghalaya. The Bodo language is one of the 22 languages recognized by the government of India … Read more
The days of the week names in Bodo & Bodo week names with Definition & Meaning. The days of the week names in Bodo | Bodo week names with Sentence Definition & Meaning The Days of the Week Names in Bodo and English No. English Weekday names in Bodo 1 Monday Sombar 2 Tuesday Mongolbar … Read more
Bodo numbers from 1 to 100 are easy to learn if you know the Bodo language. Learning the numbers in any language helps a lot in conversation and also enhances the ability to learn the language better. So, if you are looking to learn Bodo, learning Bodo numbers from 1 to 100 is a good … Read more