Illegal immigration from Bangladesh has intensified competition for jobs in Assam, particularly in sectors like construction, domestic work, rickshaw-pulling, and vegetable selling, often leading to lower wages.

The tea growers formed the Indian Tea Association in 1888 to lobby for the retention of the status quo and to prevent greater government interference in the tea industry.

Around 274,455 Bengali Hindu refugees arrived in various locations of Assam during the first patches (1946-1951).

The district in Assam is administered from a district headquarters by the Deputy Commissioner, who is responsible for the governance and management of the district.

The Ahoms engaged in wars with various groups and kingdoms during the early and expansion periods, including the Nagas, Bhuyans, and Turko-Afghans.
However, there is no mention of wars with the Naras in the provided information.

The First Anglo-Burmese War ensued in 1824 as a result of the Burmese invasion of Assam.
The war concluded in 1826 with the Treaty of Yandabo.

Paper mills in Assam are facing losses and closure due to inadequate infrastructure and improper management practices.

The proposed Barak state would comprise the three districts of Cachar, Hailakandi, and Karimganj, which form the Barak Valley in Assam.

The two main characteristics of a traditional meal in Assam are khar and tenga.
Khar refers to an alkali preparation, while tenga denotes preparations with a rich and tangy flavor.
These elements add distinct tastes to Assamese cuisine.

Part of Sivasagar became the Charaideo district.