From 15-04-1984 to 10-05-1989
Bhishma Narain Singh, a seasoned politician and administrator, was the Governor of Assam from April 15, 1984, to May 10, 1989. Born in Udaigarh, Jharkhand, on July 13, 1933, and an alumnus of Benaras Hindu University, Singh had extensive public service experience, including over three decades with the All India Congress Committee. During his governorship, Singh prioritized the development of Assam's infrastructure, focusing on rural connectivity, healthcare, and education. He advocated for better educational opportunities in underserved areas, aiming to improve school infrastructure, teacher training, and literacy rates. Singh also promoted Assamese culture through support for cultural festivals and arts. His administration worked on social welfare initiatives targeting poverty alleviation and healthcare, and he championed environmental conservation and sustainable practices. Singh emphasized good governance, promoting transparency, accountability, and efficient administration. His efforts in various developmental areas left a lasting positive impact on Assam, inspiring ongoing efforts for inclusive and sustainable growth.
