🌾 Attention Assam Redditors! 🌳 Hello Assam! We’re building something extraordinary—a social media discussion platform for India. The platform name is OpenMoot, which means openly debate. A safe and secure space for all the communities of Assam to connect, discuss, and take action on issues that need to change or are bothering them. It’s a space where a part of India connects with the rest of India. There’s no platform in India that truly connects its diverse regions to discuss and act on their unique challenges. We aim to change that, starting with your... 5 9 replies
Magh Bihu’s Stealing Tradition During Magh Bihu, there’s a tradition where people “steal” things like fences, haystacks, or even chickens as part of the celebration. It’s all meant to be playful and fun, but it does make you wonder,is it really okay? In many places, it’s seen as harmless. People often know it’s coming and even leave things out on purpose to join in the fun. But sometimes this playful tradition crosses a line. Because let’s be realthose who end up losing things are often from poorer households, and it can cause real... 1 1 replies
ৰাজ্যবাসীৰ সমান্তৰালকৈ আলফা স্বাধীনৰ ভোগালী বিহু উদযাপন ৰাজ্যবাসীৰ সমান্তৰালকৈ আলফা স্বাধীনৰ ভোগালী বিহু উদযাপন 12 0 replies
Hey Kolkata peeps, how are you celebrating Bihu this year? I know I am too late to ask considering yesterday was Uruka and it is already 10am. However, would love to know something so that I can visit it today evening. I am new to this city and just shifted here recently. Any kind of leads would be appreciated so that I don’t suffer from FOMO next time. 4 1 replies
Delhi NCR people How are you celebrating Bhogali Bihu Uruka this year Apart from the usual Safdarjung enclave visit , going to Oh!Assam or Bhansaghar or Maihang drop your plans below 3 1 replies
Samples of Assamese Dialects "The Parable of the Prodigal Son" has been translated into various Assamese dialects, showcasing the cultural and linguistic richness of the region. Source: Based on translations and references from the book, Assamese - Its Formation and Development. Collected By: Translations referenced from Wikipedia and compiled for educational and cultural exploration. I've given my utmost effort to create this compilation, spending around 3 hours putting together these pieces of Assam's linguistic charm was a real labor of love.. If you enjoyed reading it or learned something new, don't forget to... 2 1 replies