Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma sent his best wishes on the 75th Foundation Day of the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), praising it as a symbol of the region’s rich heritage and people’s aspirations. The Chief Minister highlighted the council’s role in preserving indigenous identities and fostering peace and development in the hill district.
Celebrating 75 years of establishment, the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council stands as a significant institution in Assam, dedicated to safeguarding tribal interests and traditions. Operating under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, the council holds legislative, executive, and financial powers in areas concerning local governance, land management, culture, education, and development.
Throughout its history, the council has been instrumental in driving socio-economic advancement while safeguarding the cultural uniqueness of the Karbi and other tribal communities in the district. Its efforts have focused on enhancing infrastructure, healthcare, education, and livelihood opportunities in the hilly regions.
The completion of 75 years marks a crucial milestone in the journey of self-governance and regional progress in one of Assam’s largest districts. Karbi Anglong, renowned for its picturesque hills, diverse biodiversity, and vibrant tribal customs, has seen notable development, with a particular emphasis on connectivity, tourism, and welfare initiatives by the state government.
Political figures, council members, and residents commemorated the occasion by recognizing the council’s contributions and reaffirming their dedication to fostering inclusive growth and lasting peace in the district.
