AHOM

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Acronym	Definition
AHOM	American Homepatient
AHOM	Adult Human Oral Mucosa (antigen)

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New Delhi (India), Jan 8 ( ANI ): The Union Cabinet has approved Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to six communities of Assam namely Tai Ahom, Koch Rajbongshi, Chutia, Tea Tribes, Moran and Matak.

Cabinet approves ST status to 6 Assam communities

The All Assam Ahom Sabha (AAAS) has been demanding that the new bridge over the Brahmaputra be named after the founder of the erstwhile Ahom Kingdom Chaolung Siu-ka-pha.

Lobby group welcomes visit to Assam by Indian PM Modi

[7] In the present study, we found it to be more common in Ahom community and the Tea-garden community of Assam.

CLINICAL STUDY OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE AND RARE FACIAL CLEFTS IN UPPER ASSAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH

AHOM is rare in neonates but can occur as a complication in critically ill newborns (13).

Pediatric acute hematogenous osteomyelitis

Colonial rulers claimed for themselves the role of "social emancipator" who released the locals from the "medieval primitivism" of the previous Ahom regime dependent on "slave labour." This rhetoric deeply influenced the perception of Indigenous elites in Bramhaputra Valley.

Jayeeta Sharma, Empire's Garden: Assam and the Making of India

Even my parents, who could recite Wordsworth poems and name forty Ahom kings, batted the Funny Mystery of Me over the marigolds they were digging.

Mufaro's Beautiful Daughter

wasn't he did would daugh somet so mu "My ahom into a people same their l lot ofh them.

'It's important to talk and to share your experiences' For four years Diane Vincent cared for her father as he battled dementia. She talks to Cathy Owen about why she has written a book to help other carers

Ahom: Sustainable Control of Striga Hermonthica in Maize (Zea Mays L.) By the Use of Parkia Biglobosa Based Products and Post-emergence Herbicides: Adv.

Sustainable control of Striga hermonthica in maize (Zea Mays L.) by the use of Parkia biglobosa based products and post-emergence herbicides

This was how the territories of British India and British Burma at the macro level and those of the Ahom kingdom (Upper Assam), Assam/Kamarupa and Manipur/"Muneepoor" kingdoms at the micro level, grew disproportionately in the colonial era, especially in the nineteenth century.

Understanding the histories of peoples on the margins: a critique of "Northeast India's durable disorder"

Some ethnic groups possess an autonym next to an official exonym: the Tai Ahom identify themselves by the autonym Tai Raw [[taj.sup.A2] [raw.sup.BI]] ('Our People'); the Tai Dehong name themselves Tai Le [[taj.sup.A2] [[le:].sup.A1] 'Upper/Northern Tai' or more rarely Tai Tai' [[taj.sup.A2][tai.sup.cl] ('Tai [from the] lower [course of the Nujiang River]').

An introduction to Thai ethnonymy: examples from Shan and Northern Thai

The Nagas people were independent and their country was not subjugated by the Ahom Kings of the Assam valley, who rule for seven years (Nuh & Lasuh, 2002: 63-64).

Politics of region: the making of Nagas identity during the colonial and post-colonial era