KOKRAJHAR, Assam: The 55th Rabha Divosh, commemorating the legacy of Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha, was celebrated with a series of programs across the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) districts on Thursday, June 20th.
Remembering Rabha's Contributions
The day was marked by tributes to Rabha, a revered figure who tirelessly advocated for the welfare and development of Assam. Various organizations, including the All Bodo Students Union (ABSU), held programs to honor his dedication to the upliftment of the greater Assamese society.
ABSU Organizes Events in Chirang and Kokrajhar
In Chirang, the ABSU central committee, along with the district committee, observed the Rabha Divosh at their Kajalgaon office complex. The program commenced with floral tributes to Rabha, followed by speeches from invited guests. Dr. Anil Kumar Boro of Guwahati University addressed the gathering as the chief guest.
The ABSU president, Dipen Boro, highlighted Rabha's lifelong commitment to the well-being of the common people. He emphasized that Rabha's values of sacrifice and service would continue to inspire future generations. Notably, the ABSU felicitated 15 prominent personalities from diverse communities, including Bodo and Rabha, fostering a spirit of integration.
Similarly, in Kokrajhar, the district committee of ABSU collaborated with the North Kokrajhar anchalik committee to observe the Rabha Divosh. ABSU leaders, members, and local residents paid homage to Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha.
BTR CEM Pays Tribute
Pramod Boro, the chief executive member of the Bodoland Territorial Region, also offered his respects to Rabha. He lauded Rabha's unwavering dedication to the welfare and social integration of the masses. Boro emphasized that Rabha's work for the underprivileged communities would be remembered for generations to come. He further stressed Rabha's vision of social upliftment with dignity and unity for all Assamese citizens.
The 55th Rabha Divosh served as a testament to the enduring legacy of Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha and his immense contributions to the BTR and Assam as a whole.
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