Dibin

Dibin is a village located in the district of Tinsukia in the Indian state of Assam. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Doom Dooma circle. The village is situated in a predominantly rural area, with agriculture being the primary occupation of its residents. The local economy is largely based on the cultivation of paddy, tea, and other seasonal crops.

The geographical setting of Dibin is characterized by the fertile plains of the Brahmaputra valley. The area experiences a tropical monsoon climate, with distinct wet and dry seasons. Rainfall is abundant during the monsoon months, which is crucial for the agricultural activities in the region. The village is connected by a network of local roads, facilitating transportation and access to nearby towns and markets.

The population of Dibin comprises various communities, reflecting the diverse cultural landscape of Assam. The residents largely follow Hindu traditions and customs, with local festivals and social gatherings playing an important role in community life. Education and healthcare facilities are available in the vicinity, serving the needs of the villagers. Information regarding specific historical events or notable landmarks within Dibin is not widely documented in public records. The village represents a typical rural settlement in Upper Assam, contributing to the agricultural output and cultural fabric of the region.