In which year was the Assam Association merged with the Indian National Congress?

In which year was the Assam Association merged with the Indian National Congress?
1921 A.D.

 The Assam Association was not merged with the Indian National Congress. It was dissolved in 1921 and its members joined the Assam Provincial Congress Committee, which was formed in the same year.

The Assam Association was founded in 1903 by a group of Assamese elites who were inspired by the Indian National Congress. The Association's goals were to promote education, social reform, and economic development in Assam. It also played a role in the independence movement.

In 1921, the Assam Association decided to dissolve itself and its members joined the Assam Provincial Congress Committee. This was done because the Assam Association was seen as being too elitist and not representative of the interests of the people of Assam. The Assam Provincial Congress Committee was more democratic and was able to mobilize a wider range of people in the independence movement.

The Assam Association played an important role in the history of Assam. It was one of the first political organizations in Assam and it helped to lay the foundations for the independence movement.

The Assam Association, a prominent political organization in Assam, merged with the Indian National Congress (INC) in 1921 A.D. This merger was significant in the context of India's struggle for independence from British colonial rule, as it represented the consolidation of various regional and local political groups under the banner of the INC, which was at the forefront of the freedom movement. The merger with the INC allowed the Assam Association to contribute to the larger national struggle for independence.