Nestled between the Himalayan foothills to the north and the rolling Meghalaya plateau to the south, the Assam valley is a land of breathtaking beauty, rich culture, and administrative excellence. The heart of this verdant land beats with the mighty Brahmaputra River, shaping its geography and uniting its diverse districts.
Assam is administratively divided into 35 districts, each contributing uniquely to the state's governance, culture, and development. Among these, Karbi Anglong stands as the largest district, spanning an impressive 10,434 square kilometers, followed by Sonitpur, which is nearly half its size but equally significant.
Each district in Assam is headed by a Deputy Commissioner, who acts as the District Magistrate and Collector, ensuring law, order, and smooth administration. Supported by the Superintendent of Police and other officials, these administrators play a vital role in maintaining the administrative fabric of Assam.
