50th Bodo Sahitya Sabha, Udalguri: reflection of unity and discipline
The 3rd day of 50th Bodo Sahitya Sabha,Udalguri session witnessed thousands and thousands of people visiting “Bwrigooma Fwthar”,the venue of the historic session.The ancient Bwrigooma of Udalgurihas been gripped by an ecstatic frenzy.It has emotionally been charged up with the recalling of the past.The whole atmosphere has a canopy of delight on the occasion of the session and has acquired a new identity -“Bwrigooma Fwthar”.Once upon a time,Udalguri and its adjoining areas up to Kalaigaon were under the influence of the Bhutias, who extracted revenue from the people ruled by Koch kings of Darrang.Finally the Koch king asked for the intervention of the Ahom kings,who annexed the Bhutia territory of Khalingduar up to the east of the Dhansiri river.
The entrance through which the Bhutias entered for trade to Assam were known as Duars (Doors)It is known that there were seven such Duars.The prominent among the Duars are -Khalingduar,Chariduar,Bwrigoomaduar,Kuriaparaduar,Naa-matiduar.The entrance of Udalguri and its adjoining areas from Bhutan was Bwrigoomaduar. It is after 27 years of its glorious past that this Bwrigooma,Udalguri is hosting the 50 th session of Bodo Sahitya Sabha.With the help and intense service of different communities,the session is going usher in a new history is trying to tie all all the communities in one knot.For this reason Udalguri looks vibrant.A huge festive lookhas caste its spell over the whole Udalguri,a process of fostering goodwill and unity.
Hundreds of young boys and girls clad in traditional Bodo costume have taken over the charge of maintaining discipline.Unlike other programmes,you woun't need police help.Police are in standby mood only.The well behaved volunteer boys and girls are ready to help and guide anybody.The session has taught other organizations of Assam a good lesson of maintaining discipline and command.Smoking in public,chewing of beetle nuts or paan, drinking alcohol etc are vanished for these days.Selling and drinking alcohol is totally banned.Thanks to the oganising committee.
On the 3rd day on January 21,hoisting of the Bodo Sahitya Sabha flag by Kameswar Brahma,president,Bodo Sahitya Sabha marked the begining of the 3rd days programme followed by Homage paying ceremony by Rajen Khaklari;release of the souvenir by Derhasat Basumatari;felicitation to distinguished people;Jew Ram Bodo memorial seminar,conducted by Jagat Chandra Sargiary,Reader,GU;Mangal Chandi Brahma memorial special discussion on present day education system,which was inagurated by noted writer Harekrishna Deka, DGP,Assam Police; (Retd);Josef Daimari memorial poetic session,conducted by noted scholar Sarat Chandra Boro. Thaneswar Malakar, Deputy Commissioner,Udalguri inaugurated the grand cultural evening at 7 PM.
Random Stories
3 Jun 2009 - 11:41am |
Ranjan K Baruah
It has been seen that the government has failed in giving safety and security to many people in the hill district of Assam. The poor communication ails the information to reach out to people outside...
20 Jun 2015 - 4:05pm |
Babul Gogoi
The country has not followed the recommendation to repeal or amend AFSPA to ensure that the legislation regarding the use of force is brought in line with international human rights law. The...
16 Oct 2014 - 7:43am |
SK Hasan
Preparations are afoot for holding a state level convention in Nazira on ethnic identity of the Assamese. Film actor Dinesh will open the convention organized by the Pragatishil Jatiya Nagarik Mancha...
22 Dec 2017 - 6:18pm |
AT News
NEWS DELHI:The Asom Gana Parishad on Friday gave hint of an extreme step if the Centre proceed with the deal to grant citizenship to the Hindu Bangladeshi immigrants. Addressing a press conference...
Other Contents by Author
A big socio-economic awareness cycle rally was organised at Kalaigaon on March 1 (under Kalaigaon Revenue Circle,Udalguri Zilla part) as a part of the National Socio-Economic and Caste Census,2012. The awarenes cycle rally had started from Kalaigaon Revenue Circle Office premises at 11 AM. All the Gaonburahs, Mondals,leading citizens and officials accompanied the awareness cycle rally.The members of the rally headed by Dinomoni Das, Charge Officer cum Circle Officer, Kalaigaon Revenue Circle and accompanied by Mouzadars- Kamal Prasad Sarma and Hemanga Bora toured through Kalaigaon town. Several street meetings were arranged at various villages namely Chintagaon, Majorchuba, Damarapota...
Another barn owl has been rescued at Kalaigaon on February 25. According to information one Yasin Ali,inhabitant of No.2 Kalaigaon had found a stranded barn owl near his house at 2 PM and kept it inside his house to be sold in black market. Acting on a tip off, Habibur Rahman, OC, Kalaigaon PS along with Nakul Barua and Milan Sarma rescued the bird from the house. The bird was later handed over forest officials at Kalaigaon Police Station in presence of Brajen Bora,Cicrle Inspector of police and other media persons. Forest officer Bharat Deka in association with an few media persons found out the nest and family of the bird near Kalaigaon Girls High School. Nature loving woman of Kalaigaon...
One Sishu Ram Bhuyan, science teacher of Chengapather Higher Secondary School, who had been booked for helping examinees on February 21 at Bholabari HSLC centre was finally expelled from HSLC duty for three years by Mehjubin Banu, Inspector of Schools ,Udalguri district on February 24. The incident has creaed sensation in the district.The Inspector of Schools, Udalguri told this correspondent the she had seen an examinee copying from books even in the presence of the said invigilator.The teacher has been debarred from HSLC examination duty for a period of three years. People of Kalaigaon have welcomed the action against unfairmeans.
An Indian python with serious head injury was rescued by a few nature loving villagers near Kalaigaon on February 19.The injured python ( 7feet 7 inches long,weighing 8 kg) was brought yo Kalaigaon Police Station for treatment before handing over to forest officials in the evening. According to information a group of minor boys had seen the reptile on a tree at Rupatol village at 2 PM.Mistaking it to be a monitor lizard,they attacked the python with catapults causing head injury. They boys were about to kill it. Fortunately a few nature loving villagers of Majorchuba namely- Phatik Sargiary (45) and Udai Sahari (32) had arrived at the spot and carried the injured python to the house of...
The plantation of Bodo rice in a plot of nearly three hundred bigha land under BGREI (Bring Green Revolution to Eastern India) scheme, has recently been inaugurated at Bhergaon on February 8. Daobiary Farmers Development Society (established in 2011) has undertaken the unique programme in association with agriculture department and BTC authority. The society with its advisor Manmohan Boro and Prafulla Boro; president Sabha Ram Boro have shown a very encouraging example of self sufficiency in the sub-division by cultivating various types of crops in a systematic way by using bio-fertiliser and bio-pesticide.The society also has grown potato in a plot of 60 bigha land at Bhergaon. Moreover a...
Assam Social Welfare Board,Guwahati organised a workshop for office bearers of NGOs of Kalaigaon on the topic 'Rights of Girl Child and Future Implications of Imbalanced Sex Ratio' on February 11 at Kalaigaon.The workshop was organised by Samaj Unnyayan Samiti,Kalaigaon in association with Assam State Social Welfare Board, Guwahati at Kalaigaon Girls H School.The workshop was presided over by Parul Choudhury Borah,Chairperson,Assam State Social Welfare Board,Guwahati. CR Pawe, Asstt. Project Officer of the board explained about the purpose of the workshop in the beginning at 11 AM. Kamal Prasad Sarma,Mouzadar,Kalaigaon inaugurated the workshop by lighting the lamp followed by speech of...
Ramesh Chandra Saharia Education Trust organised a lecture titled “Legal implications in the process of social change” recently at Ramesh Chandra Saharia Teachers Training College,Tangla on February 8.It was a part of a series of lectures organised each year in memory of late RC Saharia,former Home Minister of Assam,who also served as the headmaster of Tangla High School prior to 19972. Mridula Saharia,wife of late RC Saharia and former chairperson of state Woman Commission delivered the opening speech before offering floral tribute to the image of late Saharia. Thaneswar Malakar,noted writer and DC,Udalguri district inaugurated the memorial lecture. On the occasion he...
The Udalguri Anwesha Book Fair concluded at Udalguri from February 10 to 12 at the Bishnu Rabha KristiSangha premises for three days. The book fair was inaugurated by Dr. Paramananda Rajbongshi, general secretary of Asom Sahitya Sabha in a well attended meeting chaired by Thaneswar Malakar,Deputy Commissioner of Udalguri district.
The three day book fair organised by Udalguri district journalists’ association in association with the Udalguri district administration featured with various competitions among the school going children and seminar on reading habit among the people.
Inaugurating the book fair, Dr. Rajbongshi praised the cosmopolitan society of Udalguri district which...
WWF North Bank Landscape Programme, in association with Udalguri district administration has organised a wildlife exposure cum motivation tour for the NGO members of Udalguri district to Laokhoa WLS and Kaziranga NP. The tour was formally flagged off by Thaneswar Malakar,Deputy Commissioner and Debojit Deuri,Superintendent of police Udalguri at a function at Udalguri Circuit House at 10 AM on February 10. Several distinguished persons of the district namely- Mihir Kumar Barua,ADC; MP Sarma,Project Director, DRDA,Udalguri; Bankim Sarma, DFO Dhansiri Forest Division; Hiten Baishya and David Smith of WWF;Gunajit Das, Secretary,Bodoland Journalist Association;Diganta Sarma, Secretary,Tangla...
Although there have been so many allegations against Assam police and so much hue and cry by various organisations and forest department in Assam in the matter of conservation of flora and fauna,the recent coordination between a 10 years old illiterate boy and Kalaigaon police in rescuing a rare species of barn owl at Kalaigaon has been appreciated by nature loving people of Kalaigaon. According to information,a small illiterate boy Ranjit Das (10) son of Niranjan Das of Singrimari of Kalaigaon town found a full grown barn owl near Kalaigaon HSS play ground at around 9 AM on February 2 when the helpless bird was being chased away by a flock of crows.The crows were about to kill the day...
Comments
Pages
Add new comment