1.Who was the founder of Brahma Religion among the Bodos? Ans: Gurudev Kalicharan Brahma 2.Who was the first minister of Assam among the Bodos? Ans: Rupnath Brahma 3.Who edited the first magazine in Bodo language ‘Bibar’? Ans: Satish Chandra Basumatary 4.Who wrote the book ‘Boroni Gudi Sibsa Arw Aroj’? Ans: Madaram Brahma 5.Who directed the […]
Roji successfully passed her Matriculation (Class 10) examination. From the very beginning, she had made up her mind that she would somehow pursue her further studies at the Bongaigaon College. The moment the Matriculation results were declared, Roji eagerly went to her mother and said:“Mother, I have passed the Matriculation examination! Now, I want to
Khanin Bodosa widely known as his stage name K. Bodosa was an Indian Bodo film director, actor, screenplay writer and cinematographer. He is best known for his directorial works in Bodo film industry. Early Life and Marriage: He was born on 22th September 1959 to the Bodo speaking family Barendranath Brahma and Tulshi Brahma at
Kamal Kumar Brahma was an Indian Bodo playwright, translator, linguist, social worker, poet and academician. He is widely regarded as the greatest playwright in the history of Bodo literature. Early Life & Family: Kamal Kumar Brahma was born on 2nd August 1929 at Dhouliguri village in Goalpara district (Now Kokrajhar district). He was the the
Along the path to Rwisumwi’s place and right in the backyard of the house, a lush, vibrant taro (thaso) garden has grown abundantly. It looks as though someone from the house intentionally cultivated a taro plantation. The leaves are remarkably large and broad. Suddenly, on a stretch of the road, people caught in an unexpected
Nileswar Brahma popularly known as Jwhwlao Nileswar Brahma, was an eminent Bodo folk-singer, poet, lyricist, social worker and one of the pioneer leaders of cultural movement in the Bodo community. He is widely regarded as one of the most significant cultural figures of the Bodos in 20th Century. He was the first gramophone recording singer
Rupnath Brahma was a remarkable social worker, poet, essayist, and politician of the 20th century. He did a lot of work for the Bodo community in various fields during his lifetime. He also made significant contributions in politics, especially for the people of Assam. His contributions to society and his dedication to the people are
Roji had asked her mother and father for a new Dokhona. Her mother used to weave Dokhona and Gamsa at home since the old days. However, these days, their traditional wooden weaving shed (hisansali) has fallen into complete disrepair and broken down. She can no longer focus on weaving like she used to. Roji herself
It is the rainy season. The sun is shining intensely hot. Far away, throughout the day, the cicadas (gavrema and riuriuwa) are continuous in their singing. The village people say to one another that the more the cicadas sing, the harsher the sun beats down. Today has turned out just like that. Nevertheless, the working
It was evening time. After having dinner, everyone in the village went inside their houses to sleep. A little while ago, it had rained heavily. After managing the rainwater from flooding into the pigpen, Rwisumwi and her family also went inside the house. For a brief moment, the husband and wife conversed in bed and