Assam and Ceylon are types of what?
Tea-tribes of Assam movement not because of the Assamese middle class, the Congress or the Assamese non-state organizations, but in spite of them." An ethno-linguistic minority, the population of the community is primarily rural in nature and estimated to be around 6 million (60 lakhs) or 17% of Assam's total population. They live in almost every district of Assam but their density varies according to the number of tea plantations in different regions of Assam. They are more numerous in Upper Assam and Central Assam than Lower Assam. Some were not brought for tea garden labour. Many tribes (most notably Santhal, Kurukh and
Assam Moreover, various ethno-cultural groups in Assam make different types of cotton garments with unique embroidery designs and wonderful colour combinations. Moreover, Assam possesses unique crafts of toy and mask making mostly concentrated in the Vaishnav Monasteries, pottery and terracotta work in Western Assam districts and wood craft, iron craft, jewellery, etc. in many places across the region. Print media include Assamese dailies "Amar Asom", "Asomiya Khobor", "Asomiya Pratidin", "Dainik Agradoot", "Dainik Janambhumi", "Dainik Asam", "Gana Adhikar", "Janasadharan" and "Niyomiya Barta". "Asom Bani", "Sadin" and "Bhal Khabar" are Assamese weekly newspapers. English dailies of Assam include "The Assam Tribune", "The Sentinel",