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#IAF's Spectacular Air Show Wows Guwahati with 93rd Anniversary ...The "Assam description ghy air show" refers to the first-ever full-scale air show by the Indian Air Force (IAF) in Guwahati on #November 9, 2025, to celebrate its 93rd anniversary. Held over the Brahmaputra River at Lachit Ghat, the event featured over #75 aircraft, including fighter jets like Rafale and Sukhoi, helicopters like Apache, and the Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team. The show highlighted the strategic importance of the #Northeast region and aimed to boost tourism and civil-military relations in Assam.
Key aspects of the air show:
Date and Location: #November 9, 2025, over the Brahmaputra River at Lachit Ghat in Guwahati, Assam.
Purpose: To mark the 93rd anniversary of the Indian Air Force (IAF) and showcase its capabilities.
Theme: "Infallible, Impervious and Precise," symbolizing the IAF's operational excellence and precision.
Aircraft: Featured over 75 aircraft in more than 25 formations, including fighter jets (Rafale, Sukhoi-30, MiG-29, Mirage, Jaguar, Tejas), transport aircraft (C-17 Globemaster, C-130 Hercules, IL-78 refueller), and helicopters (Apache, Mi-17, Advanced Light Helicopter MK1). The Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team also performed.
Significance for #Assam:
Demonstrated the IAF's growing focus on the strategic importance of Eastern India.
Aimed to enhance the civil-military interface and boost tourism in Assam.
Included formations named after Northeast landmarks like Lachit, Kaziranga, and Manas.
Featured a tribute to Assam's singer Zubeen Garg by playing his song "Mayabini Ratir Bukut".
Distinguished guests: Attended by Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya and Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, along with Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh.

#Assam-Information About #Assam, #India, North East IndiaAssam is a state in #Northeast India known for its #diverse landscapes, including the fertile Brahmaputra valley, #rich #biodiversity, and lush tea gardens. It is #famous for its tea, silk, and as the home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinos. #Geographically, it is #bordered by several other Indian states and countries, and its economy is largely based on agriculture, especially tea and rice.
Geography and climate
Location: Located in the #northeastern part of India, it is often called the "#gateway to the Northeast" and lies #south of the Eastern Himalayas.
Area: It is the second-largest #northeastern state by area, covering 78,438 square kilometers.
Terrain: The state is #characterized by the #river valleys of the #Brahmaputra and Barak, along with mountainous regions like Karbi Anglong and Cachar.
Climate: Assam #experiences a humid tropical climate with four distinct seasons: spring, summer, #monsoon, and winter.
Economy
Agriculture: The economy is dominated by agriculture, with rice being the main food crop. Cash crops include tea, jute, oilseeds, and sugarcane.
Industries: Industries include #processing agricultural products, textiles, chemicals, and paper.
Mineral #Resources: The state is rich in mineral reserves like oil, natural gas, limestone, and coal.
Tourism: #Natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage are major draws for tourism.
#Culture Guwahati is Assam's largest city and a major hub in Northeast India, situated on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River at the foot of the Shillong plateau. It is known as the gateway to the region, serving as a commercial and transport center with a mix of ancient traditions, modern developments, tea gardens, and temples. The city features a mix of hills, the river, and nearby wildlife sanctuaries, and its name is derived from the Assamese words for "betel nut" (\(guwa\)) and "market" (\(hut\)). Geography: Located on the Brahmaputra River, the city is nestled between the river and the Shillong plateau. It is also a major riverine port city.Economy: Guwahati is a principal commercial center for Assam and a significant industrial hub for the region, with industries including tea processing and oil refining. The name itself translates to "betel nut market".Culture and attractions:Ancient and modern: The city has a blend of ancient temples, like the 10th-century Kamakhya Temple, and modern glass towers.Religious sites: It is an ancient seat of Tantric Hinduism and features numerous temples, including the #Umananda Temple on a river island.Nature and wildlife: The city is near wildlife sanctuaries, and the Brahmaputra River adds to its natural beauty.Tea gardens: It is a central point for Assam's famous tea industry.Connectivity: Guwahati is strategically located as a gateway, with road, rail, and air connections to the rest of the country and the other seven states of Northeast India.Administration: Dispur, the capital of Assam, is located within the Guwahati metropolitan area.