Assam Association Melbourne celebrates Rongali Bihu with joyous festivities

Melbourne, April 16 (Australia India News Newsdesk)

The Assam Association Melbourne recently organized a vibrant celebration of Rongali Bihu, bringing the rich cultural heritage of Assam to Melbourne. The joyous event, which marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year, was attended by Consul General Dr Sushil Kumar, along with numerous members of the Assamese community and their guests.

Rongali Bihu is a traditional festival celebrated in the Northeastern Indian state of Assam and other parts of Northeastern India. It is a time of festivity, music, dance, and cultural performances, symbolizing the arrival of spring and the renewal of life.

The Rongali Bihu celebration in Melbourne featured a splendid display of Assamese culture, with traditional music, dance performances, and vibrant costumes. Consul General Dr Sushil Kumar, who joined the celebration, also released a cultural magazine, 'Enajori,' during the event and took the opportunity to interact with members of the community.

The event included traditional Bihu dances, where performers captivated the audience with their energetic movements and rhythmic beats.

The release of the cultural magazine 'Enajori' was a highlight of the event, symbolizing the community's commitment to sharing its stories and traditions.

The magazine serves as a platform for promoting Assamese culture and connecting with the broader multicultural community in Melbourne.

The Rongali Bihu celebrations in Melbourne concluded with a sense of unity and pride in the Assamese heritage. The success of the event demonstrated the strength and resilience of the Assamese community in maintaining their cultural roots while embracing the diversity of Melbourne's multicultural landscape.