Atikoi senehor mugare mohura
tatokoi senehor maku,
tatokoi senehor bahagor bihuti
nepati kenekoi thako.
This year Rongali Bihu in Australia was celebrated with great enthusiasm and passion, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne.
April 14, 2007, University Center
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
Rongali Bihu was celebrated in Colorado Springs, Colorado with the program given below.
Venue: St Andrews Church Hall, London N14 5PP
Date: Sunday, 6th May 2007
Time: 2.00 pm – 9.30 pm
Dear Friends,
The London Bihu Committee is organising a Rongali Bihu celebration on Sunday the 6th of May 2007. Your participation and enthusiastic support have always been our greatest encouragement.
We cordially invite you to come and join us in our Bihutoli and fill the occasion with music, laughter and fun.
Yours sincerely
THE LONDON BIHU COMMITTEE
“When the winter’s brown and bare twigs give way to a glint of green, you know it’s the season we so happily call spring”.
A Karbi dance performation at the New Delhi on the Occsasion of Assam Festival held on 21st & 22nd April 2007 which was organised by Journalists Association of Assam, Guwahati. Popular singer Zubeen also performed on the occasion.
Update on Assam 2007 Planning Meeting Minutes/Action Items of March 31st, 2007 at Prabin & Sangeeta Dutta's Residence:
Assam 2007 is part of an ongoing effort to bring together the scattered Assamese Diaspora in North America for a celebration of the rich and diverse heritage and culture of Assam and the Assamese people. In the past, similar events were held in Boulder, CO (Assam 2002) and St. Louis, MO (Assam 2003). Continuing on the past tradition, Assam 2007 will embody the celebration of Assamese heritage and culture, and is organized by the Assamese community of North America.
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Assam Association Delhi has celebrated Rongali Bihu Festival on April 22, 2007 at Samaj Sadan, Laxmibai Nagar, New Delhi 110023 in the presence of a huge audience in the excess of 2000, in traditional fervour. The attendance was the largest in Delhi. A huge backdrop of the 'Rong-ghar'- the oldest sports pavilion in Asia, erected by the then Ahom King Swargadeo Pramatta Singha in 1746 was recreated to get the feeling of the legendary 'Raronghoror Bakori'-the complex of Rong-ghar.
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Rongaali Bihu was celebrated by the Assamese Community of UAE on 13th April last at the Coconut UG premises of Karama Hotel, located in the heart of Dubai. The program was attended this year by about 150 persons from the Emirates of Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman. The program was also attended by a few guests from Assam, who were visiting their relatives and friends in the Emirates.