Nearly 2,000 Don Bosco School Students Sing 'Mayabini' in Emotional Tribute to Zubeen Garg

Silchar school marks the late singer’s 53rd birth anniversary with a massive chorus performance
Image of Don Bosco School students singing 'Mayabini' in Emotional Tribute to Zubeen Garg
Image of Don Bosco School students singing 'Mayabini' in Emotional Tribute to Zubeen Garg
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Silchar: The 53rd birth anniversary of Assam’s beloved singer Zubeen Garg was marked with a deeply emotional tribute at Don Bosco School, Silchar, where nearly 2,000 students and staff gathered to sing his popular song 'Mayabini Ratir Bukut'. Though this is the first year Zubeen's birthday was observed in his absence, the warmth of the celebration showed how strongly the artist continues to live in the hearts of people, especially young students.

For several days, the school had been preparing for the programme. Students from classes 5 to 12 practised the song under the guidance of their teachers. By the afternoon of the 18th, the school premises turned into a sea of students as voices rose together in a heartfelt chorus. The moment was both powerful and touching, as more than 1,800 students, joined by teachers and other staff members, sang in unison.

The event took place in the presence of Principal Father Surjit Tigga, Vice Principal Brother Kirbasius Timpouin and Sister Jyoti. Teachers Mani Bhushan Choudhury, Amit Sinha, Manoj Das and Manoj Sinha were closely involved in the preparations and encouraged students throughout the rehearsals. Their combined efforts made the performance smooth and memorable.

The programme began with a short prayer for the artist offered by student Shibang Sing. Students N. Thajaleima and Gracy Gouri Barua then spoke briefly about Zubeen Garg’s life, his contributions to Assamese music and the emotional bond he shared with his listeners. Student Mysa Barbhuiya anchored the event with confidence.

Among others present were teachers Rumlee Bhattacharjee, Ratna Ghosh, Sharmila Biswas, Ankita Dev, Nayan Roy and Pulak Nath. Their presence and support added to the significance of the occasion.

The chorus performance stood as a simple yet strong expression of love for an artist whose voice has been part of every Assamese household. Even in his absence, Zubeen Garg’s songs continue to inspire and unite people, and the gathering at Don Bosco School was a clear reflection of that enduring connection.

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