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https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/golghat-region/
The Golghat Region’s population of 946,000 has a literacy rate of more than 70 percent, which is quite high for India. Regions. The Dhemaji Assam Region The Jorhat Assam Region The Karbi Anglong Assam Region The Satgaon Region The Tezpur Assam Region The Tinsukia Assam Region Sponsor a missionary Sponsor a child Sponsor a behind-the-scenes missionary --- .
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/south-tripura-region/
Bengali is the main language, but , Hindi and Kokborok are also spoken. South Tripura’s hills and plains offer good soil for tea and rubber plantations as well as other crops. Most of the people are involved in agriculture, along with raising livestock and fishing. The region is also famous for its bamboo and cane furniture and other products. Regions.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/south-gujarat-region/
Although other areas of Gujarat speak the state language of Gujarati, the southern region is different. In these rural farm villages, it is common for the people to only speak the local dialects. Regions. The Central Gujarat Region The Panchmahal Gujarat Region Sponsor a missionary Sponsor a child Sponsor a behind-the-scenes missionary --- .
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/central-jasidih-region/
The Central Jasidih Region is part of the Santhan Pargana administrative zone, which is a separate homeland for the Santal tribe. The majority of the region’s population are Santali. They live in almost 3,000 villages scattered throughout the area’s forests, where they practice their indigenous Sarana religion. Most of Central Jasidih’s people,...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/north-tamil-nadu-region/
The North Tamil Nadu Region contains both rural areas—where people rely on agriculture for their livelihoods—and cities, where industrial work is a mainstay for the economy. In addition, fishing is common in the coastal areas. Hinduism, Islam and Christianity are the main religions practiced, although some also follow Sikhism.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/west-uttarakhand-region/
The West Uttarakhand Region is located in the foothills of the Himalaya Mountains and is to the state’s capital city, Dehradun. The people are known for their warm hospitality and simple, modest lifestyles. Many villagers work as farmers—cultivating rice, wheat, corn, sugarcane and potatoes. Others work as weavers, producing handcrafted shawls, stoles, scarves and blankets using natural dyes and wool. The software technology industry also offers job opportunities for many in the region’s urban areas. Regions. The South Uttarakhand Region Sponsor a missionary Sponsor a child Sponsor a behind-the-scenes missionary --- .
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/central-karnataka-region/
The Central Karnataka Region is the hottest and driest part of the state, made up of 10 central districts that stretch from the Arabian Sea in the west to Andhra Pradesh in the east. More than 65 percent of its 18 million inhabitants rely on agriculture for their livelihood and are largely dependent on the annual monsoon rains for water. Unfortunately, the region has the state’s lowest rainfall amounts.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/bastar-chhattisgarh-region/
The Bastar Region, covering some 15,000 square miles in southern Chhattisgarh, is considered a paradise for tourists, with deep forests covering 75 percent of the region, penetrated by flowing streams, hills, caves and waterfalls. Visitors are also attracted to the region’s exotic handicrafts, which include everything from statues of the local gods to exquisite furniture. But for its 2.7 million inhabitants, many of them tribals, it is also a land of subsistence farming with numerous traditional religious festivals breaking up the calendar.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/lucknow-uttar-pradesh-region/
With a warm demeanor and courteous manners, the people of the Lucknow Region are known for their lavish hospitality. Unlike other parts of India, Lucknow has a great deal of contrast between the summer and winter temperatures. Also in the colder months, it is common for a dense fog to settle on Lucknow—making visibility extremely low.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/varanasi-uttar-pradesh-region/
Named for its location between the Varuna and Assi Rivers, the Varanasi Region is one of the most holy destinations for many who follow traditional religions. The famous Ganges River also winds though the region. Pilgrims from all over India and the world come to see what is considered India’s most sacred site. This area is usually extremely...