A Joyous Celebration of Rongali Bihu at Don Bosco College, Golaghat
On the vibrant morning of April 11, 2025, the campus of Don Bosco College, Golaghat, came alive with colors, music, and the rhythmic beats of the dhol as the institution celebrated the much-anticipated Rongali Bihu with great pomp and traditional fervor. The event was organized to showcase the cultural richness of Assam through traditional music, dance, food, and rituals, while also fostering a sense of unity and understanding of the diverse culture. DonBosco college management, staff, students, well-wishers and invited guests witnessed the entire event . Rev.Fr.Kamil Haro ,promoter Fr. K.A. Thomas and others graced the occasion.
The college courtyard was transformed into a cultural haven, adorned with xorai, japi, and gamusha, welcoming students, faculty, and guests to a day steeped in Assamese customs and festive cheer.The highlight of the event was a series of mesmerizing Bihu dance performances, which beautifully captured the spirit of spring and celebration. Enthusiastic students, dressed in traditional mekhela sador and kurta.Adding a delightful twist to the festivities, the teachers of Don Bosco College also took the stage, much to the excitement of the students. Their graceful performance not only showcased hidden talents but also strengthened the student-teacher bond in the most heartwarming way. The crowd roared with applause, appreciating the teachers’ spirited participation.
Ouresteemed teacher, Sir Mukul delivered an insightful and informative speech on Bihu.
A special attraction of the event was the Husori performance, a traditional group visit-and-bless sequence, singing Bihu songs and offering blessings for prosperity and well-being. The thunderous beats of the dhol during the Husori echoed across the campus, invoking feelings of nostalgia and reverence for Assamese traditions.
Principal Fr. Amaladoss delivered a short speech appreciating the cultural richness of Assam and emphasized the importance of keeping traditions alive amidst modern times. He applauded the collective effort of the organizing committee and the enthusiastic participation of both students and faculty. As the celebration concluded with laughter, traditional snacks, and heartfelt exchanges of Bihu greetings, one thing was certain—the spirit of Rongali Bihu had woven its magic yet again, bringing the Don Bosco family closer in a tapestry of dance, music, and tradition.Rongali Bihu at Don Bosco College, Golaghat, was not just an event; it was a vibrant festival of togetherness, tradition, and timeless joy.
