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Udalguri Villages

Udalguri District

Brief about District Udalguri History
Bandarguri village is inhabited by Assamese, Adivasis, Nepalese and Bodo population. The villagers of Bandarguri and Goraibari had to cover a long distance on foot during the months of monsoon due to the inundation of the area adjoining Dhansiri Dong which links both the villages to the hinterland. To alleviate the hardship of the villagers of Bandarguri and its neighbouring villages, 62 Field Regiment of Army constructed a bridge on the road leading to these villages. The bridge was constructed at a cost of Rs 1,70,000/- 1-15 July 2005