The 164th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore, India’s first Nobel laureate, was celebrated with great enthusiasm in Dhubri, Assam. The event, organized by the Bharat Vikas Parishad and the Rabindra Janma Jayanti Utsav Committee, featured cultural performances, poetry recitations, and musical tributes honoring Tagore’s literary and artistic legacy.
Cultural Festivities in Dhubri
The celebrations began with a floral tribute to Tagore’s portrait, led by Prasenjit Roy, Akhil Bandhu Dutta, and Sanjeev Kundu. The event showcased soulful renditions of Rabindra Sangeet, performed by Shakuntala Roy, Shukla Chakraborty, Papri Ghosh, Debdatta Guha, Anuja Saha, and Asim Bhattacharya. Dance performances by Debangana Roy and Soumalya Paul added to the artistic grandeur of the occasion.
Tribute to Tagore’s Legacy
Speakers at the event reflected on Tagore’s contributions to literature, philosophy, and Indian nationalism, emphasizing his timeless influence on global culture. His poetry, music, and philosophical teachings continue to inspire generations across the world.
Future Celebrations
Event organizers announced plans to expand next year’s celebrations, incorporating larger cultural programs to further honor Tagore’s legacy. The Rabindra Janma Jayanti Utsav Committee pledged to make the event more grand and inclusive, ensuring wider participation from the community.
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