In the year 2002, Aminul Hoque's family took a significant step forward when his father purchased land in Dakhingaon, Kahilipara, a serene and rapidly growing area of Guwahati. This milestone allowed the family to build and move into their own house, marking a new chapter in their lives.
With this move, Aminul also began a new phase of his education. He enrolled in Dakhingaon L P School in Class 2, where he continued his studies surrounded by new friends and fresh opportunities. The shift to their own home not only brought a sense of stability and comfort but also fostered a nurturing environment for Aminul to grow, learn, and explore his interests.
The years in Dakhingaon became a crucial part of Aminul's childhood, enriching his experiences and further grounding him in the values of family, education, and community.
Between 1998 and 1999, the family moved to another part of Guwahati—Notboma. In the year 2000, Aminul began his formal education by enrolling at Notboma L P School. This marked the beginning of his academic journey in a new neighborhood, surrounded by a community that balanced the rich traditions of Assam with the excitement of city life.
Aminul’s early school years laid the foundation for his lifelong curiosity and love for learning, deeply influenced by the diverse cultural environment of Guwahati.
Before Aminul Hoque’s birth, his family had already moved to the bustling city of Guwahati, settling in the Noonmati area. After he was born, Aminul lived his first two and a half years in Guwahati, Noonmati arin Assam, before joining his family in Noonmati, Guwahati.
During this time, Aminul’s father was employed at Doordarshan, the national public broadcaster, which brought a sense of stability and connection to the broader cultural landscape of India. Growing up in Guwahati, a vibrant city that blends tradition with modernity, Aminul experienced a unique childhood filled with the energy of urban life alongside the warmth of his close-knit family.
These early years in Noonmati helped shape Aminul’s worldview, exposing him to diverse experiences and opportunities while keeping him deeply rooted in his Assamese heritage.
Aminul Hoque was born on 20 January 1995, at precisely 6:10 a.m., in the loving home of his grandmother, nestled in the serene landscapes of Assam. This beautiful beginning in a traditional Assamese household deeply roots Aminul in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the region.
The mid-1990s in Assam were a period of both challenge and resilience. The state, known for its lush tea gardens, mighty Brahmaputra River, and vibrant communities, was experiencing significant social and cultural changes. Despite the challenges, Assam remained a land of hope and opportunity, where traditions were cherished and the future was bright.
Aminul’s birth during this time symbolizes a new generation carrying forward the spirit of Assam, blending tradition with modern aspirations. Growing up in this environment instilled in him a deep respect for his roots and a strong desire to contribute positively to his community and beyond.