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1. Watch Australia VS India 6th One Day Match November 8th Online November 01, 2009 Australian and the Indian Teams are among the highest ranked teams in the world. Both the teams have some of the world’s best players. But who will get the chance of being the winner of The Series? If you want to find out, you should watch Australia VS India 6th One Day Match November 8th online, by signing up and getting registered at this web site WatchCricketOnline.net The 6th One Day International will be held in Nehru Stadium, Guwahati. The Nehru Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in the state of Assam, India which was built in 1962. The stadium is huge and it can hold 25,000 spectato... (read more) Author: wiiran75 dnf

2. Silk village sualkuchi November 01, 2009 Sualkuchi,the Manchester of Assam is located on the northward bank of the mighty river Brahmaputra at a distance of 32 Km to the south-west of Guwahati, Sualkuchi is also 28 Km. off occasionally Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport,Borjhar. Sualkuchi is majestic of her excelsior handloom industry with a glorious part. The hand-woven silk material of Sualkuchion Muga and Mulbery occupies a home of eminence in preserving the Assam heritage and culture and plays a vital role in economy of Assam. The Distinguished Power of Kamrupa “Bhagadutta” during the period of Ma... (read more) Author: Nitul Medhi

3. The Hottest Chilli Pepper Seeds in the World October 21, 2009 The Hottest Chilli Pepper Seeds in the World Chilli pepper seeds are used in almost every country to add flavor and spice to traditional dishes and cuisine. From Mexico to India, chilli peppers are grown and the seeds used in a variety of different ways. There are hundreds of different hot pepper seed species, all differing in flavor, color, shape and hotness. Here are just a few of the hottest chilli peppers in the world. Bhut Jolokia The Bhut Jolokia chilli pepper is officially the hottest chilli pepper in the world, listed as such in the Guinness Book of Worl... (read more) Author: Ryan Frank

4. Kaziranga National Park: The Wild Side Of North East India October 13, 2009 Wish to explore the wilderness in the scenic north east India? Visit Kaziranga National Park in Assam, and you will be amazed to know that it not only hosts two-third of the world's Great One-horned Rhinoceroses but also serves as a ground for large breeding populations of elephants, wild water buffalo and swamp deer. Established with a motive to conserve wildlife in India, Kaziranga also boasts of the highest density of tigers among protected areas in the world. Location Kaziranga lies on the edge of the Eastern Himalaya biodiversity hotspot in Jorhat Nawgaon district (217 km fr... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

5. Bihu Dance Festival: Energizing Your North East India Trip October 08, 2009 When it comes to the National Festivals of Assam, Bihus top the chart. Celebrated in the months of January, April and October – the Bihu festivals are known as Bohaag Bihu (Rangali Bihu), Maagh Bihu (Bhogali Bihu) and Kaati Bihu (Kongaali Bihu). The most important of these is the Spring festival 'Bohaag Bihu' or Rangali Bihu that marks the beginning of the agricultural season. This seven day festival is marked by traditional Bihu dance during which the visitors are served with rice-beer. The Bohaag Bihu or the Rongali Bihu Marking the New Year at the advent of seeding ... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

6. Assam Tea Festival: An Aroma to North East India September 24, 2009 Are you a tea addict? Plan a tour to north east India and you will come across countless variety of aromatic tea amidst the divine greens. Assam is considered the key element of any seven sister tour or north east India tour. If you are planning to make it in winters, there is a wonderful opportunity to be a part of the unique Assam Tea Festival. Organized by Assam Tourism, this annual festival lets you explore tea gardens, and enjoy golfing & river cruises. Jorhat in Assam is the place that celebrates this festival with full warmth and vigor. Jorhat, despite of being a sma... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

7. Kaziranga National Park Tour - Watch The Enchanting Drama! August 27, 2009 Offering great opportunities for sighting a variety of wildlife, especially the endangered Great-One-horned Rhinoceros, Kaziranga National Park is one of the most appealing attractions of the north-east Indian state of Assam. Located in the Golaghat and Nagaon districts of the state, the Park attracts wildlife lovers from across the globe. Kaziranga National Park is a World Heritage Site providing shelter to the two-third population of One-horned Rhinoceroses of the world. One more reason to shower accolades on this wonderful National Park is that it has the highest density of tigers a... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

8. One Quarter of India Faces Drought Threat August 11, 2009 A farmer waits for rain on his drought hit paddy field in Morigoan in India’s northeastern state of Assam (File)In India, a deficit in annual monsoon rains has left nearly one-quarter of the country facing the prospect of a drought. The government is taking measures to stave off food shortages, but fears are growing that the poor monsoon will adversely impact economic growth.   For more than two months, farmers across India have been waiting for annual monsoon rains to drench parched fields so that they can sow crops such as rice, sugar and oilseeds.But many have waited in vain, as... (read more)

9. Organic Darjeeling Tea - Falling In Love With India's Prized Black Tea July 21, 2009 Darjeeling tea has long been one of the most highly valued teas of the United Kingdom as well as other regions in the world that had once been under the colonization of the British Empire. This black tea comes from the Darjeeling region of West Bengal, India. It is known for its distinct flavor known as muscatel that leaves a mint like aftertaste. Darjeeling teas are usually made from the small leaf varieties. This is in contrast to the other popular tea, Assam, which comes from the large leafed varieties. Darjeeling teas, which were traditionally produced as black tea, are now found in w... (read more) Author: Devid Anderson

10. Organic Black Tea - The Best Loved Tea Sets the Bar Higher July 21, 2009 Although green tea is steadily gaining up on black tea in popularity, majority of tea aficionados, particularly in the west, still prefer black over green. One of the reasons is because black tea has a stronger taste and aroma than its green counterpart. Black tea is also known to have more caffeine and generally has a longer shelf life. There are two extremely popular kinds of black tea: Darjeeling and Assam. Both types got their names from the regions from which they were and are primarily grown. Darjeeling is mainly found in the Darjeeling region of India while Assam is found in the As... (read more) Author: Devid Anderson

11. North East India- Assam Attractions May 19, 2009 Plan a tour to North East India and make your holidays memorable by exploring and experiencing the Assam Attractions. From lofty mountains to exotic wildlife and beautiful handicrafts, all are available here. Assam Tea Gardens and Kaziranga National Park are the most captivating attractions of Assam. There are many other attractions also, which are waiting to leave you awe-inspired. Synonymous with aromatic and refreshing tea gardens, Assam is a great tourist destination to take a break from the monotonous routine. Tourist from all over the world come here to enjoy their holidays. It is a... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

12. Exploring the Wildlife Tour and Culture Tour in India!!! May 04, 2009 The wildlife tour of India will be an exciting experience because it offers lots of adventurous. India has millions of acres of wildlife reserves in its more than 500 wildlife sanctuaries and more than 80 national parks. Amongst all, the most popular animal sanctuaries are situated in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Assam and Uttar Pradesh. To name a few - Rajasthan's Ranthambhore National Park, Assam’s Kaziranga, Corbett National Park of Uttarakhand,  Sundarbans National Park of West Bengal. The best ways to access these wildlife sanctuaries and national parks are on safaris and trekking adventure... (read more) Author: john becham

13. Kaziranga National Park Assam,India- the last home for one-horned Rhinos April 30, 2009 The early morning misty view of forests of Kaziranga National Park (KNP) was mesmerizing and I was carried away by the ambience of forests.Persistent chirping of birds confirmed the fact that KNP has abundant bird life of over 450 species. Known for rare one-horned rhinos, this fact is highly underestimated.We were hoping to see big wildlife. Suddenly our jeep came to halt as a lone male swamp buffallo was staring at us. It was a magnificent beast. KNP is home to 70% of world is swamp or wild buffalo population. We waited till it moves toward vast grassland. Our journey was further rewar... (read more) Author: DEEPA azad

14. LOK Sabha Election schedule 2009 India : Phase II of India Election 2009 April 24, 2009 THE SECOND phase of polling for the 15th Lok Sabha electon india will be held on April 23, 2009. This phase would see polling in 13 states - Goa, Tripura, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Orissa, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh – for 140 Lok Sabha seats. Two of these states (Goa and Tripura which have two constituencies each) would see all their constituencies going to polls, that is, these states would be voting in a single phase which happens to be the second phase. Andhra Pradesh (20 constituencies), Assam (11), Jha... (read more) Author: Roony Willaim

15. Two Bomb Explode in India's Northeastern Assam State April 06, 2009 In India's northeastern Assam State, seven people have been killed and more than 50 injured in two powerful bomb blasts. The violence took place just a day before the Indian prime minister is scheduled to visit the state. The blasts have been blamed on a militant group based in the area. Onlookers surround damaged bicycles and motorcycles at the site of a blast in Maligaon area in Gauhati, India, 06 Apr 2009Police say the first bomb exploded in a parking area in a crowded market in Assam's main city Gawahati. Several people, including a woman, were killed, and dozens were injured.There w... (read more)

16. Weddings in Assam January 29, 2009 Assam, one of the important Indian Provinces, which lies in the north-east part of the country, is known world over for its wild-life, exotic natural landscapes and wonderful freshness. Like all other Indian marriages, Assamese matrimonial customs and traditions are mainly based on Vedic traditions and rituals. Marriage in Assam aims not only means union of two people, but also a merger of two families. The down-to-earth Assamese have their own and unique way of celebrating their festivals and wedding occasions. Juran Ceremony This ceremony usually takes place two days before the ... (read more) Author: Jharna Bhatnagar

17. Guwahati's Property market January 22, 2009 Guwahati is considered as the gateway to the northeastern states of India. The capital of Assam has been the hub for the oil industry and tea plantations and home to important tea auctions. Guwahati is witnessing significant migration of population from within the state and also from the neighbouring states as it is economic center of the region. Besides the movement of the people, the city has seen a considerable population growth of over 40% within a decade. According to leading global property consultancy firm Knight Frank, this extensive growth in population has been responsible for bringi... (read more) Author: anirban das

18. AMAZING DRIVE January 19, 2009 AMAZING DRIVE Brahmaputra Road-India There’s something to be said for traveling along shorelines. I’ve chased the sea along India’s 8,000 km coast; but I’ve never followed a river before, and here I am, all set to drive up the second largest river in Asia-the Brahmaputra, along the Assam Valley. www.aonetrip.com Start at Guwahati and follow the Brahmaputra’s south bank past tea country right up to Parasuram Kund, 600 km away in Arunachal. The drive is green in every hue-lush paddy, wooded hills, manicured tea, and the grass of the Kaziranga plain. You don’t actually see... (read more) Author: jagi cheema

19. Elephant Safari- Live the life of a king as you tour on an elephant safari. January 16, 2009 A ride on the royal elephant is everybody’s dream. If you want to fulfill such dreams, then come to India. The history of India has witnessed many elephant safari tours undertaken by the Rajas and Maharajas. Now it is your turn. You can avail any of the popular elephant safari tour packages in India. Elephant safari tours are common in the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. Some places famous for elephant safari tours are Corbett National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha National Park, Kaziranga National Park and Manas Tiger Reserve in Assam. The Corbett National park, a ... (read more) Author: Rajeev Singh

20. Elephant Safari- Know the thrill of riding an elephant and discovering new places at the same time! December 22, 2008 If you want to make your vacation full of adventure then plan an elephant safari tour in India. Explore the national parks on the elephant back and experience the thrill of the ride. You can travel across the swamps and grasslands of Kaziranga in Assam on an elephant back. You can also explore the Tiger Reserve at Manas Tiger Reserve or the Kanha and Bandhavgarh National Parks riding on an elephant. Elephant safari is the best option for those who want to spot tigers. Elephants are usually used for Tiger-tracking. Elephant safaris can reach the rough terrains where even jeeps cannot vent... (read more) Author: Rajeev Singh

21. AMAZING DRIVE August 05, 2008 Brahmaputra Road-India There’s something to be said for traveling along shorelines. I’ve chased the sea along India’s 8,000 km coast; but I’ve never followed a river before, and here I am, all set to drive up the second largest river in Asia-the Brahmaputra, along the Assam Valley. Start at Guwahati and follow the Brahmaputra’s south bank past tea country right up to Parasuram Kund, 600 km away in Arunachal. The drive is green in every hue-lush paddy, wooded hills, manicured tea, and the grass of the Kaziranga plain. You don’t actually see the Brahmaputra but the road runs parallel to t... (read more) Author: ravinderjeet singh

22. Undiscovered Corners Of India-For Travelers-I July 06, 2008 Rukmini A sandbank on the Brahmaputra 11km from Dibrugarh in Assam, has been turned into the Rukmini Island Beach Resort. It’s perfect for a recharge: walk undisturbed, look for driftwood, laze with a book, play beach volleyball, ride a pony bareback, kayak, or fish. A trip can combine other things: a tea tour, Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, a tour of Sibsagar, trips to Majuli and Kaziranga. The best time to go is October to May. Mokokchung Nagaland’s oldest town, the hill station of Mokokchung has a distinct colonial feel to it. The drive up from Upper As... (read more) Author: Mini Sood

23. Black tea and Green tea July 05, 2008 Tea is a product of a plant called Camellia sinensis. Young leaves and buds are picked up and collected. They are then subjected to processing. The amount of processing is what is responsible to different types of teas but mainly black and green tea leaf. During the process more oxidization leads to the formation of the black tea leaf. Less oxidized form results in the formation of the green tea leaf which is rich in anti oxidants and some other health beneficial chemicals. Black tea in general has much stronger flavor and yields much darker liquor in color than the green tea which has ... (read more) Author: uday patel

24. Assam Tour June 04, 2008 Introduction The word Assam is derived from the Sanskrit word “Asom” which means “peerless” is one of the 28th States of Indian Unions known as the land of Red River, the great Shiva Temple on the Peacock Island in the middle of Brahmaputra and the Blue Hills. Assam, the mystic land of tea is the gateway to the North East attracted the tourist for its exceptional lofty green hills, lush green forest, boundless rolling plains and variety of wildlife where the tourist can enjoy with all types of tourism like Assam-Kameng Tour, Assam Caving and Trekking, Assam Monastic Tour, Angling Tour in A... (read more) Author: Minhaj Alam

25. Types of Tea October 24, 2007 Types of Tea The are five major categories of tea. White, green, Oolong-style (brown), and black teas come from the tea plant, Camellia Sinensis. Herbal teas are made from herbs, spices, fruits, flowers, and bark, and contain no tea leaves. Similar to wine varieties, sometimes the name of a tea indicates the region in which it is grown, which affects it’s flavor. Examples of these names would be: Ceylon, Darjeeling, Assam, Lapsang Suchong. Some teas, such as Jasmine, and Earl Gray, are tea leaves with added flavors. Orange Pekoe does not refer to adding orange flavor to the tea, but rathe... (read more) Author: cd mohatta

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