ROLE OF WOMEN IN POST COLONIAL BRAHMAPUTRA VALLEY REGION

The Brahmaputra valley is a vast region in North Eastern India formed by the Brahmaputra river and bounded by the Himalayas it is also known as fertile alluvial plains, rich biodiversity and eco- regions like Brahmaputra valley semi- ever green forests. The valley is located in the state of Assam. The valley can be divided in to the western, Eastern &A Brahmaputra valley regions which cover different districts in Assam. In the plain area of the Brahmaputra valley in Assam, mixing of different ethnic groups founded the basis of present society and culture, but also often caused the conflict and social disorder. This study aims to discussed basically the role of women in the post-colonial Brahmaputra valley of plain areas. Women play multiple roles in our society including as caregivers professionals, leaders, and innovators contributing significantly to society, economic and political development. Their roles have expanded beyond traditional responsibilities like home making to include active participation in the work politics and entrepreneurship etc.