Tamulpur Youth Festival Concludes with Promising Plans for Next Year
Successful Conclusion of the Youth Festival
The four-day Youth Festival in Tamulpur concluded on Friday (Photo: AT)
Tamulpur, Oct 30: A vibrant four-day youth festival in Tamulpur wrapped up on Friday, attracting over 2,000 students from various schools and colleges. BTC Chief Hagrama Mohilary expressed enthusiasm about expanding the event next year.
“Today marks the final day of the Youth Festival in Tamulpur. Students from numerous educational institutions participated, with attendance exceeding 2,000. The enthusiasm surrounding this festival has motivated us to plan a much grander event for next year,” Mohilary stated.
Parents also joined their children at the Pathalikuchi Mini Stadium in Dwarkuchi, where the festival showcased a variety of events, including sports, cultural displays, and educational activities.
Throughout the festival, numerous literary, sports, and cultural competitions were conducted to foster both intellectual and physical growth among the youth. Each evening featured musical performances by local and guest artists on the cultural stage.
The final day included a public gathering that highlighted the traditional customs and cultural heritage of various communities. Notable attendees at the closing ceremony included Youth BPF central president Rinjay Boro, BTC Executive Members Ganesh Kachari and Maheswar Basumatary, party secretary Raju Boro, and BSU leaders.
During his address, Rinjay Boro motivated the youth to explore opportunities in sports, dance, music, technical education, and higher studies.
Mohilary engaged with students, promising them future government support and benefits. He emphasized the importance of students as the future of Bodoland and encouraged them to actively participate in societal development.
Awards and certificates were distributed to students who excelled in various competitions during the event.
Regarding the delay in the recruitment of BTC teachers, Mohilary mentioned that they are awaiting financial approval from Dispur. “We are currently waiting for financial clearance from Dispur, which has been slightly delayed. However, it will be finalized soon,” he assured.
The festival was organized by the Youth BPF, the youth wing of the Bodoland People’s Front (BPF), across the ten organizational districts of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) region. Its goal was to promote peace, harmony, development, and unity among diverse communities while providing a platform for youth to showcase their talents in literature, culture, and sports.