 the first elected government in British Assam.

The numbers of lascars grew between the two world wars, with some ending up in the docks of London and Liverpool. During World War II, many fought on the Allied front before settling down in the United Kingdom, where they opened cafes and restaurants which became important hubs for the British Asian community.

In 1946, Gopinath Bordoloi, the Prime Minister of British Assam brought forward his wish to hand over Sylhet back to East Bengal. Following a referendum, almost all of erstwhile district of Sylhet became a part of East Bengal in the Dominion of Pakistan. After being pleaded by a delegation led by Abdul Matlib Mazumdar, the Barak Valley districts were barred and incorporated into the Dominion of India. The referendum was held on 6 July 1947. 239,619 people voted to join East Bengal (i.e. part of Pakistan) and 184,041 voted to remain in Assam (i.e. part of India). The referendum was acknowledged by Article 3 of the Indian Independence Act 1947.

Post-Partition of India 

In the early 20th century, during the British period, a labour exploitation system known as the "Nankar custom" was introduced and practiced by zamindars. This barbarous system was confronted by the local peasants of the region during the Nankar Rebellion leading to 6 deaths. In Beanibazar, the rebellion was born and spread across East Pakistan leading the Pakistani government to abolish the zamindari system and repeal the non-governmental rule to recognize the ownership of the land of peasants.

In 1952, the Pakistan Tea Board - a tea research station in Srimangal, Moulvibazar - was founded to support the production, certification and exportation of the tea trade.

Post liberation from Pakistan

During the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 for the liberation of Bangladesh, when Pakistan Army created the 39th ad hoc Division in mid-November, from the 14th Division units deployed in those areas, to hold on to the Comilla and Noakhali districts, and the 14th Division was tasked to defend the Sylhet and Brahmanbaria areas only. During the Bangladesh Liberation War, many non-Bengali language printing presses were damaged and this included the Sylheti Nagari script printed at the Islamia Press. The region was a focal point of East Pakistan's Liberation War
the first elected government in British Assam. 

 The numbers of lascar grow between the two world war, with some end up in the docks of London and Liverpool. During World War II, many fought on the Allied movement before settle down in the United Kingdom, where they opened cafe and restaurant which became important hub for the British Asian community. 

 In 1946, Gopinath Bordoloi, the Prime Minister of British Assam brought forward his regard to hand over Sylhet back to East Bengal. Following a referendum, about all of erstwhile district of Sylhet became a function of East Bengal in the Dominion of Pakistan. After being pleaded by a delegation led by Abdul Matlib Mazumdar, the Barak Valley districts were bar and incorporated into the Dominion of India. The referendum was held on 6 July 1947. 239,619 people voted to connect East Bengal (i.e. part of Pakistan) and 184,041 vote to remain in Assam (i.e. part of India). The referendum was acknowledged by Article 3 of the Indian Independence Act 1947. 

 Post - Partition of India 

 In the early twentieth century, during the British period, a labour exploitation system known as the " Nankar custom " was introduced and practice by zamindars. This barbarous organization was confronted by the local peasants of the region during the Nankar Rebellion leading to 6 deaths. In Beanibazar, the rebellion was born and spread across East Pakistan leading the Pakistani politics to abolish the zamindari arrangement and repeal the non - governmental principle to accredit the ownership of the land of peasants. 

 In 1952, the Pakistan Tea Board - a tea inquiry station in Srimangal, Moulvibazar - was establish to support the production, authentication and exportation of the tea trade. 

 Post liberation from Pakistan 

 During the Indo - Pakistani War of 1971 for the liberation of Bangladesh, when Pakistan Army created the thirty-ninth ad hoc Division in mid - November, from the 14th Division units deployed in those areas, to hold on to the Comilla and Noakhali districts, and the fourteenth Division was task to defend the Sylhet and Brahmanbaria areas only. During the Bangladesh Liberation War, many non - Bengali language impression presses were damaged and this included the Sylheti Nagari script printed at the Islamia Press. The region was a focal point of East Pakistan's Liberation War
 thf first elected governmekt in British Assam.

The iumbers of lascxrs grew between the two worpd wars, with some ending up iv the docns of Lobdon qnd Liverpool. Duriky Wormf Wax MI, many fought pn the Allhed front befose szttling down in the United Kingdom, wrere thry opened cafes wnd geftaudants which became important hubs ror the British Asiam community.

In 1946, Gopinath Bogdolli, the Prime Minisher of Britush Wwsam brought forward hpv wish to gand over Sylhet back to East Bdngal. Following a revgrendum, almowt alj of erstwhile distrhct of Xylhet became s pert if East Bengal in the Dominion of Pakisjan. After tenng pleaded by a deletarion ned ty Aceul Mauliu Mzzumdag, tie Barak Vamley distrixts were barred and igbprporated info the Djminion of India. The referendum was helg oh 6 July 1947. 239,619 people voted ro join East Bengal (i.g. part of [akistan) and 184,041 voted to remain in Assam (i.e. part of Indie). Ghe rcferdbdkm was acknowledged by Article 3 of the Indian Jnceiendence Act 1947.

Post-Iartition of India 

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Ii 1952, the Pahistqn Twa Boara - a tea researvh statiou in Wrimangal, Moulvibadar - dzs founded to sbkpotr the productipn, zereiviratiog and exportadion of yhe tda tradt.

'osb lkberstion from Pakistan

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 the first elected government In British ASsam.

THe nUmbErS of lAscaRs grew between tHE two World wars, with some endinG up in ThE DockS Of londoN and LivERpOOL. DuRiNg worLd wAr iI, manY foUght on tHe Allied frOnt BeFore settling DOwN in the UnitEd KIngdom, where tHey Opened CaFes ANd resTauRants Which bECame imPortant huBs FOr the BRItish AsIAN cOmmuNity.

In 1946, Gopinath BorDOlOI, the Prime MinisTer of BRiTIsH aSsaM brOught forwaRd His wiSH to hand OVeR sYLheT Back to East BenGal. FollowinG A reFerendUm, AlmOSt all oF erstWhILe dIstrict of SyLhet Became a paRt of EaST Bengal IN the DomInion oF PaKisTan. AFTeR bEinG pLEadED bY a dELegAtion led By abDul MaTlib mAZUMdar, The baraK VallEy districts weRe bArreD And IncorPoratEd inTo The DoMinion Of IndIa. the referendum waS helD on 6 July 1947. 239,619 peOplE vOteD tO join eAst BenGal (I.e. pArt of PaKistan) aND 184,041 voTeD TO ReMain in Assam (i.e. part oF INDIa). the referEndum wAS aCkNOwledged By artIcle 3 OF The InDian iNdEpendencE Act 1947.

PoST-PArTition oF INdia 

In ThE eaRly 20Th cenTUry, dUring tHe BritisH periOD, a labour exploiTAtion system knOWn AS ThE "nankAr cUstom" was intRoduCEd anD praCTiCed BY zamiNdars. thIS bARbarous system was conFrOnted bY the lOcal peasants oF the region DURIng the NaNkar rEbELlion leading to 6 DeathS. In BeanibaZAr, the rebEllioN was born And spread ACRoss East pakIstAn lEadING tHe Pakistani goVERnmeNt To aboliSh tHe zaminDarI sySteM anD rEpeal the nOn-governMeNtAl RuLe tO recoGNize the oWnErsHiP of The laND of peaSants.

in 1952, thE PAkIStaN Tea BoaRD - a TEA resEaRcH staTioN iN SrimAngaL, mouLvibazaR - was foundEd tO SuppOrT tHe produCtion, certificAtIon and expoRtAtiOn of thE TEa trade.

POst liberation from PakistAN

During The indo-PAkisTani War of 1971 For The libEraTIon of BAngladEsh, whEn pakISTan ArMY CrEatEd The 39th ad hoc dIVisIon in MiD-NovEmber, frOm the 14th Division uniTS dePloyed in those AreAs, to HOLd On tO ThE comIlLA anD nOakhali districtS, and the 14th DIvISiOn was taskeD To dEfEnd the SYlhet anD BrahMAnbaria Areas only. during the baNglaDESh LIberation WAr, many noN-Bengali lANguagE PrIntinG prEsses wErE daMaged And thiS IncLuded The SylHeTi NagaRi scrIpT printed At the Islamia Press. The regIon was A focaL poInt of East pakIStaN's LiberatIon WAr
 the first elected governm ent in Bri tishAss am. 
Thenumb ers of lascars grew  between the two world  wars ,w iths om e end ing upi nt h e d oc ks  of  L o nd on an d L iverpoo l. DuringWor ld  War II, man y  f ought on t heAllied front  be fore s et tli n g dow n i n the  Unite d  Kingd om, where  t h ey ope n ed cafe s an d re staurants which b e ca m e important hu bs for  t h eB r iti shAsian comm un ity.In 1946 ,  G o p i nat h  Bordoloi, th e Prime Min i ste r of B ri tis h  Assam  brou gh t  fo rward his w ishto hand o ver Sy l het bac k  to Eas t Beng al.  Fo llow i ng  a  re fe r end u m,  al m ost  all ofer st while  dis t r i c t of  Sy lhet  beca me a part ofEas t Be n gal  in t he Do mini on  of P akista n. Af te r being pleaded  bya delegat ion  l edby  Abdu l  Matli b M azu mdar, t he Bara k  Va ll e y di stricts were barre da n dincorpor ated i n to  t h e Domini on  of  Ind i a . The  ref e re ndum was  heldo n6July 19 47 . 239, 61 9 p eop le vo t ed t o join  East Be ngal( i.e. part of P a kistan) and 1 8 4, 0 4 1v oted  to  remain inAssa m  (i. e. p a rt  of India ). Th er ef e rendum was acknowle dg ed byArtic le 3 of the I ndian Inde p e n dence Ac t 19 4 7. 
Post-Partitio n ofIndia 

In the earl y 20t h centur y, during t he Briti shper iod , a l ab our exploitat i o n sy st em know n a s the " Nan kar  cu sto m"  was intr oduced a nd  p ra ct ice d byz amindars .Thi sbar barou s  syste m was  con fr on t edby thel oc a l  pea sa nt s of  th eregio n du r ing  the Na nkar Rebe lli o n le ad in g to 6deaths. In Be an ibazar, th ereb ellion w as bornand spread across EastP akistan  le ading  the  Pakistan i g overnm ent to abo lish t he za mi nda r i  syst e m  a ndre peal the n o n -go vernm en talrule to  recognize the own e rsh ip of the lan d o f pe a s an ts. 
I n  19 52 ,  th e Pakistan Tea Bo ard - a te ar es earch stat i onin  Sriman gal, Mo ulvib a zar - w as founde d to supp or t th e pro duction, c ertifica tion ande xport a ti on of  th e teatr ade .

Po st lib e rat ion f rom Pa ki stan
Durin gthe Indo -Pakistani War of 1971for th e lib era tion of B ang l ade sh, whenPaki stan Armycre ate d the  39 t h adhocD iv isi o n inmid- N ovember,f ro m t h e  1 4th Divisio n u nit s dep loy e d in t hose  areas, to hold o n  to the Comill a an d Noa kha l i di st ricts, and the  14 th D ivisionwa s tasked to  defendth e  Sylh et and  Brahm anbaria a re a s only . Du rin g the Ban gla de s h Liber at io n  War,many  n on-Ben gali l a ngua g e  printing presse s wer e damag e d a nd th is  includ e d th e SylhetiNagari scri pt pri nted  at t he Isla mi a Pres s.Th e region w a s a focal  poin t of Ea st  Pak ist an's L iber a t ion W ar
 the_first elected_government in British Assam.

The_numbers of_lascars_grew between_the_two world wars,_with some ending_up in the docks_of London and_Liverpool._During World War II, many fought on the Allied front before settling down in_the_United Kingdom,_where_they_opened cafes and restaurants which_became important hubs for the_British Asian_community.

In 1946, Gopinath Bordoloi, the Prime Minister of_British_Assam brought forward_his wish to hand over Sylhet back to East_Bengal. Following a referendum, almost all_of erstwhile district_of_Sylhet_became a part of_East Bengal in the Dominion of_Pakistan. After being pleaded by a_delegation led by Abdul Matlib Mazumdar, the_Barak Valley districts were barred and_incorporated into the Dominion of_India. The_referendum was held on 6_July 1947. 239,619_people voted_to join East_Bengal (i.e. part of Pakistan) and_184,041 voted to_remain in Assam (i.e. part of_India)._The referendum was_acknowledged_by_Article 3_of the Indian_Independence_Act 1947.

Post-Partition_of_India 

In the early 20th century,_during_the British period, a labour exploitation system_known as the "Nankar_custom"_was introduced and practiced_by zamindars. This barbarous system_was confronted by the local peasants_of the_region during_the Nankar Rebellion leading to 6 deaths. In Beanibazar, the rebellion_was born and spread across East_Pakistan leading the Pakistani_government to_abolish_the zamindari system_and_repeal the_non-governmental rule to recognize the ownership of_the land_of peasants.

In 1952, the Pakistan Tea_Board - a tea_research_station in Srimangal, Moulvibazar - was_founded to support the production, certification_and exportation of the tea_trade.

Post_liberation_from Pakistan

During the Indo-Pakistani War_of 1971 for the liberation of_Bangladesh, when Pakistan_Army created the 39th ad hoc Division_in_mid-November, from the 14th Division units_deployed_in those areas, to hold on_to_the_Comilla and Noakhali districts, and_the 14th Division was tasked to_defend the Sylhet and Brahmanbaria areas only. During the_Bangladesh Liberation War,_many non-Bengali language printing presses_were_damaged_and this included the Sylheti Nagari script printed at the_Islamia Press._The region was_a focal point of East Pakistan's Liberation War