historical
Silchar War Cemetery
Commonwealth war cemetery from World War II with graves of soldiers from multiple nations.
4 mandal centroids, sized by Census 2011 population. Tap a mandal to open its page.
Centroids from LGD/OSM. Not a survey map.
39 PIN codes across the district's villages. Open one for its village list, post office and nearby PINs.
Cachar is a district of Assam with 5 blocks, 180 gram panchayats and 1,185 revenue villages, administered from —. The population is 17,36,617 (Census 2011) across — km². The largest villages are Silcoorie Grant (19,637 people, Silchar), Borakhai Grant (12,970 people, Silchar), Dudhpatil Grant (10,875 people, Silchar). Pincodes in the district start with —.
Cachar is a district in Assam. Editorial copy not yet contributed — claim a village to start adding context.
Tea gardens, rubber plantations, and cultural diversity in the Barak Valley region of Assam.
Commonwealth war cemetery from World War II with graves of soldiers from multiple nations.
Ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath, an important pilgrimage site in Silchar.
Aggregated from village fixtures + OpenStreetMap. Numbers will rise as the LGD + OSM ingest covers more villages in Cachar district.
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Villages with the most posts, contributors, and verified residents this month.
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Reported by The Better India.
Reported by India Today NE.
Reported by The Times of India.