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https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/satgaon-region/
Satgaon, an autonomous district in Assam near Nagaland, is a largely agricultural region. Oranges and potatoes join the traditional jute, sugarcane and cotton as major crops, while silkworm, lumber and oil production add to the region’s growing economy. But what draws visitors to Satgaon is an array of tourist sites, including the Koka waterfalls,...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/west-tripura-region/
The West Tripura Region, located in the northwest part of the state, is to Agartala, the state capital city, and its famous Ujjayanta Palace. Built by the ruling Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya in 1901, the palace now houses the state assembly. While Bengalis are the largest ethnic group in the region, there are also large populations of tribals,...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/north-tripura-region/
The North Tripura Region is known locally as Unakoti , which means “a place of many gods and goddesses.” It is also the name of a local deity that was worshiped by ancient Tripuran kings. This is the easternmost region of Tripura, bordering the states of Mizoram and Assam on the east and Bangladesh on the north and south. The majority of the...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/southwest-sikkim-region/
The people who live in the Southwest Sikkim Region come from many ethnic backgrounds and have varying religious beliefs, but they still maintain unity. They’re more aware of politics than their neighbors to the northeast, and they believe that entering the political arena allows people to become self-supporting and rich in all areas of life....
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/nagpur-maharashtra-region/
Regional Updates - GFA World The Nagpur Maharashtra Region Nagpur, the third-most populous city in Maharashtra, is a religious center at the heart of India, with the nation’s Zero Mile Marker located within its boundaries. Because of the region’s geographical location, the Nagpur airport is to a new multi-modal international cargo hub, which ships...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/aurangabad-maharashtra-region/
The Aurangabad Maharashtra Region is the largest in the state, cutting a swath from the northern border with Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh to the southern border with Karnataka. It has a hot and dry climate. Although the region has the largest number of sugar factories in India, it is still one of the most underdeveloped areas in the state. The...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/shimla-himachal-pradesh-region/
Nestled in the eastern part of the state, the Shimla Region contains snow-fed glaciers, high mountain peaks, picturesque valleys, forests, deserts, brisk streams and tranquil mountain lakes. More than 50 species of medicinal and aromatic plants are grown there. Village witch doctors use some of these plants to prescribe herbal treatments. Shimla,...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/northeast-madhya-pradesh-region/
The forests of the Northeast Madhya Pradesh Region are to two major tribes, the Gond and the Baiga, and to a world-famous tiger sanctuary, Kanha National Park. The Gond are mainly farmers, while the Baiga remain semi-nomadic hunters and woodsmen and are animistic in their beliefs. The two tribes make up the majority of the region’s inhabitants....