Rangapara

Rangapara is a town and a town area committee in Sonitpur district in the state of Assam, India.

Geography: Rangapara is located in the northern part of Assam, near the foothills of the Himalayas. The area is known for its tea gardens and lush greenery. It lies in the Brahmaputra Valley.

Demographics: As a town area committee, Rangapara has a diverse population, comprised of various ethnic and linguistic groups. The primary languages spoken are Assamese, Hindi, and Bengali. The population generally includes indigenous Assamese communities, as well as communities that have migrated to the area for work on tea estates and other occupations.

Economy: The economy of Rangapara is primarily based on agriculture, with tea cultivation being a significant contributor. The region is home to several tea estates. Other economic activities include small-scale businesses, trade, and services that cater to the local population.

Transportation: Rangapara is well-connected by road and rail. National Highway 15 passes through the town, connecting it to other major cities and towns in Assam and neighboring states. Rangapara North Junction is a railway station that provides connectivity to various parts of the country. There is also an airport at Salonibari, Tezpur, located approximately 20 kilometers away, which offers air connectivity.

Education: Rangapara has several schools and colleges that cater to the educational needs of the local population. These institutions offer education at various levels, from primary to higher secondary.

Culture: Rangapara's culture reflects the diversity of its population. Various festivals and cultural events are celebrated throughout the year, showcasing the traditions and customs of the different communities residing in the area. Bihu, a major Assamese festival, is widely celebrated.

Administration: Rangapara is administered by a Town Area Committee, which is responsible for providing civic amenities and managing the affairs of the town.