Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Media delegation tours Assam for outreach
A group of 13 journalists from Hyderabad are visiting Assam for a week.
They will see many important places and learn about the government's work, the local culture, and how people live.
On the first day, they visited a famous silk village.
They will also see a national park, a tea factory, and the biggest river island in the world.
The visit is organized by the Press Information Bureau to help the journalists understand more about Assam.
A delegation of 13 media professionals from Hyderabad began a seven-day tour of Assam under the Media Outreach Programme.
The tour aims to provide journalists with firsthand exposure to Central Government initiatives and Assam's socio-cultural heritage.
The delegation was welcomed in Guwahati with the traditional Bodo Aronai, a GI-tagged hand woven scarf.
The itinerary includes visits to Sualkuchi Silk Village, Kaziranga National Park, Hathikhuli Tea Factory, and Majuli Island.
The tour covers sectors such as textiles, waterways, industry, wildlife conservation, rural livelihoods, and cultural heritage.
- Who
- 13 media professionals from Hyderabad
- What
- A seven-day tour of Assam to explore government initiatives and cultural heritage
- When
- Commenced on Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Assam, India
- Why
- To offer journalists firsthand exposure to major Central Government initiatives, socio-cultural heritage, and development projects
- Delegation Size
- 13 media professionals
- Duration
- 7 days
- Organizer
- Press Information Bureau (PIB), Hyderabad
- First Day Visit
- Sualkuchi Silk Village
- Key Sectors Covered
- Textiles, waterways, industry, wildlife conservation, rural livelihoods, cultural heritage
- Notable Locations
- Kaziranga National Park, Hathikhuli Tea Factory, Majuli Island, Brahmaputra Riverfront
- Welcome Tradition
- Bodo Aronai (GI-tagged hand woven scarf)