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Living in Silchar, Assam:
Tips for Moving and Visiting
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Silchar is the second largest city of the state of Assam, India. It is in the district of Cachar which is in the south of the state. Even though Assamese is widely spoken throughout Assam, most people of Silchar prefer to speak Bengali language. This city represents a diverse ethnic and religious groups of people in harmony.
Silchar is one of the biggest towns in Assam which is also the gateway to enter Mizoram and Manipur. It’s adjacent to Meghalaya and Tripura. The principal language of this town is Bengali. All kinds of transportation are available here. Weather is very favorable here and people of different communities and languages live peacefully in this beautiful developing town.
Someone visiting Silchar must know about Bhasha Shahid station. This Railway station named after the saheeds’ who gave away their lives for the freedom of language in the state of Assam. Each person in entire city ‘Silchar’ and the entire Barak Valley region is proud of these saheed. Eleven people from different parts of region gave away their lives in this place.
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