THE BLACK HILL

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The narrative unfolds in the mid-nineteenth century Northeast, encompassing areas from Assam to Arunachal, as the East India Company attempts to expand its influence. The local Abor and Mishmee tribes are depicted as resilient defenders of their land, actively resisting the encroachment of foreign powers. The story explores themes of colonialism, cultural conflict, and the struggle for autonomy amidst the looming threat of imperial expansion.