Explore the rich history and demographics of Assam with ‘A Statistical Account of Assam’, a seminal work by renowned historian and statistician Sir William Wilson Hunter. Originally published in 1874, this two-volume masterpiece meticulously details the province’s geographic divisions, population statistics, agriculture, industries, administration, and healthcare across eleven districts. Volume one lays the foundation, while volume two delves into specific regions like Goalpara, Garo Hills, Naga Hills, Khasi and Jaintia Hills, and Sylhet. This book offers invaluable data and insights into Assam’s socio-economic landscape and cultural diversity, making it an essential resource for researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in the historical understanding of Northeast India. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

Discover the rich history and demographics of Assam with “A Statistical Account of Assam” by Sir William Wilson Hunter. Originally published in 1874, this two-volume work provides an unparalleled examination of Assam’s geography, population, districts, agriculture, industries, administration, and healthcare. Meticulously compiled by the renowned historian and statistician W. W. Hunter, this hardcover edition is an essential resource for researchers, historians, and policymakers seeking deep insights into Assam’s socio-economic landscape and cultural heritage. Explore eleven districts in the first volume and delve into Goalpara, Garo Hills, Naga Hills, Khasi and Jaintia Hills, and Sylhet in the second. Essential reading for understanding North East India’s past.

Explore the complexities of British rule in India with Sir William Wilson Hunter’s insightful work, “England’s Work in India.” Originally authored by the distinguished historian and civil servant, this book offers a profound reflection on the British administration, highlighting its accomplishments while realistically addressing future challenges. Hunter meticulously examines the foundational duties of governance, including citizen protection and national development, before delving into vital aspects of Indian administration like food security and the promotion of self-government. This edition, published by Gyan Publishing House, serves as a compelling resource for understanding the historical context of British India and the author’s perspective on the responsibilities undertaken. Ideal for students of history, politics, and governance, this 146-page paperback provides a balanced view for those seeking to comprehend the evolving dynamics of colonial administration. Discover the legacy and lessons of this pivotal era in Indian history.