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Mamoni Raisom Goswami passes away

Mamoni Raisom Goswami passes away


Award winning litterateur Mamoni Raisom Goswami passed away on Tuesday. The end for the Jnyanpith award winner came at around 7-30 in the morning at the Guwahati Medical College Hospital where she was undergoing treatment for the last several months.


The Assamese editor, poet, professor, scholar and writer was born in 1942 in Shillong. She was a celebrated name in the Assamese literary world.


She is the second Assamese recipient of the Jnanpith Award, the highest literary award in the year 2000.


Dr Goswami received the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1982, the Jnanpith Award in 2000 and is the country’s first Principal Prince Claus Laureate in 2008.


A few years back, she played the role of a peace negotiator in the ULFA-government peace talk. Later, ULFA elected her as the PCG member. Thousands of her fans rushed to the GMCH as soon as the sad news was spearing like wildfire.



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Comments (19)

  1. Pankaj gogoi 29 Nov 2011

    Really sorry to hear the news."God plz keep the soul of Mamoni baideo in eternal peace".

  2. Abhilash borthakur 29 Nov 2011

    Assam lost her mother......

  3. Dilip Kumar Das 29 Nov 2011

    A great loss to the literery world and a huge setback to the assamese culture. November 2011 has taken away from us two most distinguished and illustrious persons. It is almost impossible to fill up the void created on account of the sad demise of Dr. Bhupen Hazarika and Mamoni Raisom Goswami. May the almighty God grant eternal peace to the departed souls.

  4. Jayanta Kumar Das 29 Nov 2011

    India's biggest ever loss in the field of literature.Pray God to grant her eternal peace

  5. babul roy 29 Nov 2011

    khobor tu suni palay bor beya lagile j mamoni baidew amak ari thoi gol

  6. Abhijit 29 Nov 2011

    Rest In Peace, Great Writer. You put Assamese literature on the world stage.

  7. tulashi narayan kalita 29 Nov 2011

    A great lost.

  8. Dulen, 29 Nov 2011

    ASSAMESH PEOPLE BECOME ORPHANS AFTER TWO MAJOR LOSS,BHUPENDA AND MAMONI BAIDEO.THIS IS AN END OF AN ERA.

  9. Pankaj pathak 30 Nov 2011

    The great lost of Assamese culture.

  10. Sujoy Goswami 30 Nov 2011

    SHE WAS THE PROUD OF ASSAM. A GREAT LOSS TO THE PEOPLE OF ASSAM. MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE.

  11. manjit patowary 30 Nov 2011

    assamese lost their mather and father. As maa-mamoni, and dauta- bhupen hazarika

  12. Dulal 30 Nov 2011

    Everyone has to go. She played her role for assam and its literature and left. God knows the best

  13. Pranjal Sharma 30 Nov 2011

    A huge setback to the assamese culture. A great loss of two most distinguished and illustrious persons.

  14. Sekav 30 Nov 2011

    Our tribute to the great Assamese litterateur. She will always be remembered for her excellent contribution to the Assamese Literature and efforts brought forward to bring around social change.

  15. Gunajit Kalita 30 Nov 2011

    Bhupen Da jowar ata mah nouhotai Mamoni baideu'k heruai ekprakar abhibhavak hin hoi paril asam.

  16. Minakshi Paul 30 Nov 2011

    Our Assam lost a most valuable asset... such a setback to the Assamese literature culture...May her soul rest in heaven with peace....

  17. Imdadul hassan 30 Nov 2011

    allah give her soul all kinds of happiness , tomi amar thaka asom bakhir majot , tomi jen jajame janame aha loitor paroloi

  18. abul kashim 30 Nov 2011

    i m really surprised to hear this news

  19. Pallab saikia 1 Dec 2011

    Mamoni baidor akal mritue muk barukoi dukhita karise.

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