SONARI: Assam Governor Gulab Chand Kataria along with the First Lady Anita Kataria on Wednesday made their maiden visit to the famous Charaideo Maidam, the site which got nominated for UNESCO’s world heritage site.
During their visit to the site they were explained by the cultural expert of the Government of Assam, Dr KC Naurial, about the historic importance of the burial mounds of the Ahom Kings and their nobles.
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They also spent time at the exhibition where ancient antiques from the Ahom era were on display.
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Enthralled by the historic Charaideo Maidam, the Governor asked functionaries from the Archeology Department to arrange for screening of the high points of the Ahom Kingdom for the knowledge of the posterity.
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Minister, Revenue & Disaster Management Jogen Mohan, MLA Sonari, Dharmeswar Konwar, Director, Archeology Department of Assam, Dipi Rekha Kouli were present during the visit.
Later, the Governor held a meeting with Charaideo Deputy Commissioner, Paul Barua, Superintendent of Police, Yuvraj and other departmental heads of Charaideo district.
Besides taking stock of the implementation of different government schemes, the Governor stressed on the potential of the dairy and fishery sector for the socio-economic development of the people of the district.
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He also advocated for several measures including the practice of traditional and modern methods for year-long yields of agriculture in the district.
Assam Governor, moreover, discussed on the implementation of MGNREGA, TB Mukt Abhiyan, and other important schemes.
He asked the Deputy Commissioner Paul Barua to take measures for 100 per cent TB eradication.
The Superintendent of Police of the district also apprised Assam Governor of the law and order situation in the district.
Later representatives from various civic bodies from the district met the Governor and discussed matters relating to public importance.