All Of Bodoland

Bodo - The first among from the Bodo Community. 1.First LMP Doctor: Dr. Jinaram Narzary 2.First MB Doctor: Dr. Khagendra Narayan Brahma 3.First Ph.D. (Man) : Dr. Bashiram Boro 4.First Ph.D. (Woman) : Dr. Gita Basumatary 5.First Bodo IFS officer: Upendra Chandra Boro 6.First Bodo IAS officer: Satish Brahma 7.First Master of fine arts: Janak jhankar Narzary 8.First Director of postal services: A. N. D. Kachari 9.First Advocate(woman) : Supriti Brahma Chaudhury 10.First Literary pensioner: Modaram Brahma 11.First BL: Rupnath Brahma 12.First Padmashri Award Winner: Modaram Brahma 13.First IIT-ian: Ajit Kumar Brahma 14.First Bodo Governor : Ranjit Shekhar Mooshahary 15.First MLA: Rupnath Brahma 16.First Matriculate: Mangal Chandra Brahma 17.First Advocate: Rupnath Brahma 18.First Minister in Assam Government : Rupnath Brahma 19.First Kamal Kumari Award Winner: Sobha Brahma 20.First Sangeet Natak Academy Award Winner: Ostad Kamini Kumar Narzary 21.F...

Bodoland, officially the Bodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD), is an autonomous territory consisting of areas located in the extreme north on the north bank of the Brahmaputra river, within the state of Assamand north east region of India, by the foothills of Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh. The region is predominantly inhabited by the indigenous Bodo people. The official map of Bodoland includes four districts of BTAD recognised by the Government of India. It is administered by the Bodoland Territorial Council, which covers over eight thousand square kilometres. The territory came into existence under the BTC Accord in February 2003. Capital and largest city- Kokrajhar 26.4°N 90.27°E Official languages Bodo Ethnic groups- 46.8% Bodos 5.2% Non-Bodo scheduled tribes including Rabhas, and less quantity of Garos 48% Indian communities including Bengalis, Tea and ex-tea tribes, Assamese, Nepalis and a few Hindi speaking communities [1]GovernmentAutonomous Territorial Co...