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'Moidams' included in UNESCO World Heritage List

  • Assam's 'Moidams' were included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
    • This announcement was made in the 46th session of UNESCO, World Heritage Committee.
    • For the first time, a heritage from the Northeast has been included in this list.
  • Moidams' are unique mound-like structures like pyramids.
    • These were used for burial purposes by the Tai-Ahom dynasty.
  • UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations.
    • Its objective is to promote international cooperation in the field of education, science and culture.
    • Its headquarters is in Paris.
    • It has 195 member countries and 9 associate members.
    • It was established in the year 1945.

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