60th session of Bodo Sahitya Sabha concludes in Baksa district

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BAKSA: The 60th session of the Bodo Sahitya Sabha (BSS), which was held at Tamulpur Higher Secondary School premises in Baksa district from April 10 with a two-day long colourful programme, concluded on Sunday successfully.

A severe storm that swept away last night caused partial damage to the stage and main gate of the session venue though the session programmes were held on schedule.

The open meeting was held in the afternoon under the chairmanship of president of BSS Taren Boro. The open meeting was inaugurated by BTR Chief Pramod Boro. He spoke and said that the BSS has to give importance to the development of Bodo languages, literature, and culture. Everyone has to work together to solve the problems of the Bodo community. Recently, the language literature of the Bodo community has come a long way which has enabled many writers to get the Sahitya Akademi award.

The Sahitya Sabha has already been trying to work together for everyone, he said.

Pramod Boro also commented in his speech, "We have to work together to solve the problems of our nation."

He reiterated that if we want to take our literature and culture on the path of development, the Bodo language has to be introduced to the world wide. For that we have to be ready to sponsor.

In the context of the speech, he said that there is a good and bad talk among us about the BTR agreement. Now it has to be said that after the BTC agreement, its postmortem is, the BAC is also the postmortem hall and now the BTR agreement is also an analysis.

At different times, there is an agreement in different environments. Pramod Boro made significant comments that he should think about if anything better can be done.

Padma Shri awardee Mangal Singh Hazwari said that the BSS has contributed a lot to the creation of Bodo languages, literary, and culture. For the development of this language literature, we have to have new writers, he said.

We have not been able to carry the children as much as we should have. Writers have to take them forward, Hazwari further said.

"The Bodo language, literature can be improved and Sahitya Sabha has to give an understanding in the field of language translation," he added. Rajya Sabha MP Bishwajit Daimary and former minister Thaneshwar Boro and other dignitaries also addressed the meeting. Earlier this morning, the flag of the BSS was hoisted by Bodo Sahitya Sabha president Toren Boro.

Addressing the people, Taren Boro said that the BSS has been taking special steps to make a comeback in the era of globalization and competition.

"The Bodo Sahitya Sabha is a language, literature and cultural organization. The BSS has a lot to do in the process of nation building as well as Bodo community and for the development of the nation," he added.

Toren Boro also called upon BTR chief Pramod Boro to take steps to solve textbook problems, teachers and education problems in BTR as well as the State.

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