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Bihu Husori at IIT Guwahati

The students of Assam of the Indian Institute of Technology (I.I.T.) Guwahati performed Bihu Husori in a function ‘Bohagor Duwardolit’ (a get-together of the student of Assam at IIT Guwahati) in their campus on April 5, 2009.

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Monabili's picture

Very well organised and presented!
dhrubajyoti kalita's picture

Bor bohria hoisil dei eibar. It was really awesome!!!!
Kamakhya's picture

It brought joy n merriment among all Assamese IITians...one of the best events 2 have happened in IIT Guwahati.
Atanu's picture

I'll very dearly miss it
Manjuri Hazarika's picture

Hosai bar bhal hoisil, bihu hunile apoon bhav jage. Don't laugh, but feel more patriotic.
madhurjya dehingia's picture

Awesome....... enjoyed to the full extent!!!!
brajen's picture

Oxomoloi rongali bihu aahise...dhol-pepar mate takei kobo khujise.....happy bihu to all......
Surabhi's picture

I'm an Assamese staying in Andhra. Its nice to see Bihu being organized out there in IIT Guwahati. I hope I'll be admissioned in this campus after i pass out of school.
milk talukdar's picture

dear brothers well done, really well done. the future of asom is in your hand. without bihu asomiya is just an word. we all are with you, never forget our cultural heritage. we must keep it continue.
Kriti S Das's picture

Congrats to all the organisers, to carry forward the initiative and with larger scales. I miss it too. Cheers and Happy Bihu to all of IITG community. Kriti, Noida
M.Borthakur's picture

Very well done.

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