Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Assam to expand Delhi facilities for visitors
Assam's Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, announced that the state will soon have seven special places in Delhi for people from Assam who visit the city.
These places will offer better places to stay and spaces for cultural activities.
There will be new buildings in Central Delhi and Dwarka, including a traditional prayer hall called a Naamghar and a big hall for meetings.
There will also be special buildings for people from the Karbi and Dimasa communities, and plans are being made for a building for people from the Barak Valley.
These new places will help students, patients, and others from Assam who come to Delhi for different reasons.
Assam will have seven dedicated facilities in Delhi for visitors from the state.
Three new complexes are being developed in Central Delhi and Dwarka.
One complex will include a Naamghar and a convention hall for cultural activities.
Karbi Bhawan and Dimasa Bhawan are under construction in Dwarka for specific communities.
Plans are being made for a Barak Bhawan for residents of the Barak Valley.
- Who
- Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
- What
- Announced plans for seven dedicated facilities in Delhi for Assamese visitors
- When
- Announced on Sunday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To provide improved facilities and cultural spaces for visitors from Assam
- Existing Facility
- Assam House
- New Facilities
- Three complexes in Central Delhi and Dwarka
- Cultural Spaces
- Naamghar, convention hall, Karbi Bhawan, Dimasa Bhawan
- Planned Facility
- Barak Bhawan for Barak Valley residents
- Purpose
- Accommodation and cultural activities for Assamese visitors