Debolal Gorlosa
Chief Executive Member
NC Hills Autonomous Council
gorlosad@gmail.com
+91-81359-33104
North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council
Shri Debolal Gorlosa
Hon'ble Chief Executive Member
Message From Chief Executive Member
Dear Visitors,
Nestled amidst the breathtaking hills and mountains, adorned by winding rivers and captivating scenic beauty, lies our beautiful Dima Hasao—the only hill station of Assam, where the oldest autonomous council, the Dima Hasao Autonomous Council (erstwhile North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council), finds its home.
In our pursuit of progress, Dima Hasao Autonomous Council hold hands with tradition. Our community is embracing advanced methods without losing sight of the customs that define us. Whether it's sustainable agriculture, eco-friendly tourism, or community welfare, we honor our roots while embracing modern solutions.
With hopes to move forward – honoring our past, embracing the present, and building a future that blends the best of tradition with the promise of technology – we stride into tomorrow united, resilient, and inspired.
Warm regards
Executive MembersExecutive Members
MONJIT NAIDING
24-Hamri
AMENDU HOJAI
23-Harangajao
BISWAJIT DAULAGUPU
12-Wajao
DEVOJIT BATHARI
21-Hadingma
DONPAINON THAOSEN
01-Haflong
HEN SAMUEL CHANGSAN
27-Diger
NIRANJAN HOJAI
15-Hatikhali
PAUDAMING NRIAME
07-Laisong
PROBITA JOHARI
04-Mahur
SAMSING ENGTI
17-Garampani
ZOSUMTHANG HMAR
05-Jinam
Glimpse of Haflong - the only hill station in Assam, a tourist paradise
Development Activities
MP, MLA and Members of Autonomous Council
SRI. HOREN SING BEY
Hon'ble Member of Parliament
Email:horensingbay@gmail.com
Contact Number: 8471802688
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History
Dima Hasao was an integral part of the Cachari Kingdom of old and was inhabited by the Dimasa Kacharis as well as other tribal groups.
Culture
The district is populated by various tribes and races who maintain their own dialect, culture, customs and way of living.
Community
There are 13 tribal groups inhabiting the district along with a significant number of non-tribal groups like Bengali, Nepali and Assamese.
Festivals
Busu Dima Festival, Falcon Festival, Grand Holy Bath Festival, Jatinga Festival, and more.