Standout Siblings Graduating!
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Arup Sarma
The famed violinist of the 70’s musical world of Assam, Minoti Khaund is undoubtedly still a popular violinist today. With her disarming smile and charming manner, the bespectacled Minoti Khaund exudes a comfortable air.
Four students from the Assamese community here in Delhi, who appeared for CBSE Class-X, scored more than 90% in the results that were declared on 29th May, 2008.
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(1927-2008)
Dr. Ganesh Bora represented Oklahoma State University, Okmulgee, during the ceremony in Oklahoma City to rename the campus Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology on 21st May, 2008.
On the 19th of April 2008, a community hall in Bridgewater, New Jersey, was temporarily transformed into a “bihutoli” by the people from the tri-state area, gathered together to celebrate Rongali Bihu 2008. The community came together to welcome the New Year with the sights and sounds and traditions of Assam.
Similar to 2007, this year also, the Greater Seattle Assamese Community celebrated Rongali Bihu on April 26, 2008 at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center, Redmond, Washington. Vice-President Mr. Munin Talukdar inaugurated the cultural evening.
The cultural Secretary Suraj Gogoi carefully selected few new programs to make the cultural evening very memorable The surprise North Indian dance program by Babli, Ponkhi and Sahin really captivated everyone. The most enjoyable moment of the Bihu Husori was when Aroti Barua joined the dance program.
Bonmayuri Kalita performed a Xattriya dance during Annual Award Ceremony at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on May 19, 2008, in Denver.
The icy layers of the mighty Mississippi have melted and the river now flows without its snowy garb. Spring has sprung in this part of the world and its time to celebrate the return of the new season. The Assamese community of Minneapolis and St. Paul celebrated Rongali Bihu on the 19th of April 2008. We celebrated the most anticipated community event of the year in the picturesque log cabin at Lions Park, Shakopee.