NAMRUP Diary

  F or a long decades Namrup lacked well-organized park for physical and mental development. Isn't it surprising that there is no park despite having such a big industry? Many people have come to the city for work from different parts of the country for years and then left, their children's have also grown up playing in the open spaces around  quarters without getting any public toy or park. However, the recent arrival of the newly appointed honourable CMD of BVFCL Namrup, Mr. Prasad Mahanti has brought hope to this ailing industry. He undertakes many initiative that people have never seen before with their eyes through his dedicated efforts. Among these, I would like to mention the park today. The BVFCL decided to build a park on the abandoned land behind the Officers Club in Namrup. The park was named as "Dr. Bhupen Hazarika Park" on 02 March 2022 , on the inauguration ceremony there was attended by BVFCL CMD Mr. Shiv Prasad Mahanti alongwith Naharkatiya Cons...

                Dilli Ghat is one of the attractions of Namrup. However, many people do not know that there is another attraction in the middle of the town of Namrup that is still a matter of curiosity among many people. There are many people who come to enjoy the place as well as the locals. The "Jack Wall," is a fascinating confluence of natural and man-made materials.The site is located just a few yards from the main road of the BVFCL Limited industry and passes by the stone crusher plants. This Jack Wall is actually a river barrier that artificially changes the course of the river. One of the  flow uses by the factory according to their convenience and the rest of the water flows in another direction.This jack wall looks like a beautiful waterfall. The rushing waters of the Dilli River continuously flow over this wall. The waters shine like pearls in the sunlight and the blue mountains in the distance create a beautiful circumstances. C...

A glace of Namrup Railway Station. As per public requirement and demand platform 2 has gradually being completed by NFR under Tinsukia division. Around 27 trains passed through this station, some are runs alternatively,some are daily and others in weekly.  You can book a ticket through IRCTC website: https://www.irctc.co.in/nget/train-search Check your current train status here: https://www.railyatri.in/m/live-train-status For more detail information about NAM: https://indiarailinfo.com/station/map/namrup-nam/2110

                    Namrup is a small town located in the eastern part of the map of Dibrugarh district, surrounded by natural beauty rich in historical heritage at the foot of the Patkai Mountains. Three industrial establishments were slowly established with new ideas and demands of time. Immediately, the town of few people, built amidst the beautiful surroundings of river water and beaches as well as green tea plantations as a gift of nature, is filled with religious devotees There is a Namghar in Saranagari. It is proud to say that the Saranagari Barnamghar is one of the most prominent religious institutions in South Assam.           It was established in 1659. The first founder of the Guru Ashan Bhagi was the Satradhikar of Sri Sri Kawamara Satra, the late Jivakrishna Deb Mahant.The slow movement of the small river Dicham stream flowing near the Barnamghar, the beautiful scenery surround...

DILLIGHAT T hose beautiful views are captured from  Dilligat  ,nearby Namrup Town and there ends of Dibrugarh district . The river Dilli passes beside Namrup which named as "Disang" in other parts.         The "Naga Pahar" or  Patkai hills are surrounded over the  river.  Dillighat is mostly popular as picnic spot .  A very wonderful location ever attracts  people came  frome different parts of assam.          At the yearend ,  many people   came here for making holiday or leisure .  Although, the Dillighat Bridge   connects  Dibrugarh to Sivsagar.