Raj Bhavan Mizoram hosts observation of Assam Day (Asom Divas) and Formation Day of Nagaland

Aizawl, the 1st December 2023: Under the initiatives of Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat, Governor Dr Hari Babu Kambhampati hosted a program to commemorate the Celebration of Assam Day( Asom Day) and Formation Day of Nagaland State at the Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan, today.

The state of Assam was formed on 26, January 1950 as a state. However, Since 1996 December 2 has been celebrated in Assam as the Sukaphaa Divas, or Axom Divas (Assam Day), to commemorate the advent of the first king of the Ahom kingdom in Assam after his journey over the Patkai Hills. While, Nagaland was formed as a state on December 1, 1963, it became the 16th State of the Indian Union.

Governor Dr Hari Babu Kambhampati, on this historic occasion, sends his warm greetings and congratulations to the people of the two states. He paid rich tributes to all those leaders and the citizens of the states who contributed to the formation of their states. He spoke on how sharing and celebrating other states’ formation days would help one another in familiarizing with others’ cultures and heritage. He believes that this important cultural program is already promoting unity and strengthening India as a nation, and also safeguarding the unity in diversities aspired in our Constitution. He thanked the Ministry of Home Affairs for this positive initiative for the promotion of brotherhood and cultural bonding. Governor, after his address interacted with the participants.

The Program started with the showcasing of a video clip about Assam State and a video clip about Nagaland State.

In this function, on behalf of the respective states, two student leaders representing their state – Mr. Nganloi Phom, President of the Naga Students Union, Mizoram University, and Mr Biki Hazarika, President, Assam Association, Mizoram University addressed the gathering with short speeches. Prof. Dibakar Chandra Deka, Vice Chancellor, MZU from Assam, and Dr. Aosenen Ozukum, Research Associate, MZU from Nagaland also spoke about their respective states and their cultures.

The participants at the Asom Day and Nagaland State Day were entertained with lively performances of songs and dances by various artists representing the two states.

 

Raj Bhavan Mizoram in Assam Day (Asom Divas) leh Nagaland Formation Day lawmna hun buatsaih (Mizo)

Aizawl, 1st December 2023: Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat hmalakna hnuaiah Governor Dr Hari Babu Kambhampati chuan vawiin khan Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan-ah Nagaland State Day leh Assam Day( Asom Day) lawmna hun a buatsaih.

Assam State hi ni 26, January 1950 khan India Sawrkar hnuai state a no tawh a. Mahse, Kum 1996 atang khan, kumtin, December 2 hi Assam-ah chuan Sukaphaa Divas tiin emaw Axom Divas (Assam Day) tia hman ziah a ni tawh a. Hei hi Patkai tlang rawn kal pela, Ahom Lal hmasa berin Assam luhna ni hriatrengna atan hman a ni. Hetih lai hian, Nagaland hi December 1, 1963 khan state a puan a ni a, Indian Union State 16-na a ni thung.

He hun pawimawh tak, Raj Bhavan a thlengtu, Governor Dr Hari Babu Kambhampati chuan state pahnih mipuite lawmpuina thu a sawi hmasa a.Assam leh Nagaland te State anga a lo pian theihna tur hruaitu hmasa leh theihtawp lo chhuahtute zahna chibai a buk bawk a ni.

Governor chuan State dangte din chaminlawmpuina hian state danga chengte nena inpawhna tha zawk leh India ram anga inpumkhatna a siam tih a sawi a. Hnam dang te nena in thiantha tur chuan an culture leh an nunphung te kan hriat a, Kan zah sak a pawimawh a ti.

Assam State chungchang video clip leh Nagaland State chungchang video clip te enhovin program hi tan a ni a.

State pahnih te aiawhin zirlai hruaitu pahnih – Pu Nganloi Phom, President, Naga Students Union, Mizoram University leh Mr. Biki Hazarika, President, Assam Association, Mizoram University te hnen atangin thu tawi ngaihthlak a ni a. MZU Vice Chancellor Prof. Dibakar Chandra Mr. Biki Hazarika, Assam mi leh Dr. Aosenen Ozukum, Research Associate, MZU, Nagaland State mi te pawhin an state leh an culture chungchang te an sawi bawk a ni. Cultural Item, zai leh lam te he hunah hian a tel bawk a ni.

 

Written by: Malsawmsanga, MIS, PRO to Governor