Udalguri: The 64th Annual Conference of the Bodo Sahitya Sabha concluded on January 12, 2025, at Dwimu Nwgwr, Dimakuchi, in Assam's Udalguri district. The four-day event, which began on January 9, served as a grand platform to celebrate the linguistic, cultural, and literary heritage of the Bodo community. It also highlighted the Sabha's evolving global relevance, with international delegates participating in the discussions and cultural exchanges.
The conference featured a blend of vibrant cultural performances and intellectual engagements. Traditional Bodo dances like the Bagurumba, along with folk songs and theater, showcased the community's rich artistic traditions. Literary seminars and exhibitions explored themes such as modern challenges in preserving endangered Bodo dialects and integrating contemporary trends into Bodo literature.
International attendees and scholars contributed global perspectives, enriching discussions on cultural preservation and fostering cross-cultural understanding. The presence of prominent figures, including Bodoland Territorial Region Chief Executive Member Pramod Boro, Assam Assembly Speaker Biswajit Daimary, and Sabha President Dr. Surath Narzary, underscored the event's significance.
The conference also witnessed a call for greater involvement of the younger generation in promoting Bodo culture and language. Leaders emphasized the importance of safeguarding heritage while embracing modern advancements. The event ended on an optimistic note, with a commitment to strengthening the global recognition of Bodo identity and ensuring its legacy endures for generations to come.
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