In a major cultural push, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday launched the initiative ‘Bodoland Speaks’. Further, the launch was held at Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra in Guwahati. It aims to strengthen linguistic inclusivity and amplify local voices in the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR).
Himanta Biswa Sarma’s Vision for Bodoland Speaks
While speaking at the event, Sarma said Bodoland Speaks Himanta Biswa Sarma will help preserve local languages and heritage.
“This is more than books. Henceforth, it’s about identity, pride, and unity,” he said.
Promoting Bodo Culture and Language
Several books and journals in Bodo language were unveiled under the project. BTR Chief Executive Member Pramod Boro praised the move.
“These publications will connect generations and preserve Bodo culture,” he said.
Plans are underway to distribute these works to libraries and schools.
Bodoland Speaks Himanta Biswa Sarma for Unity
Sarma said that linguistic diversity shapes Assam’s identity.
“We must ensure every community’s voice is heard,” he said.
He promised to support translation efforts so Bodo literature reaches a wider audience.
Political and Social Significance
Political analysts link Bodoland Speaks Himanta Biswa Sarma to outreach efforts before elections.
“This move builds goodwill and strengthens political bonds,” said Dr. Anirban Kalita from Gauhati University.
Education and Economy
Also, Sarma stressed the economic importance of cultural confidence.
“A community proud of its roots contributes more to growth,” he said.
Bodo language will soon integrate into mainstream education and vocational programs.
Reactions from the Community
Bodo writer Dhananjay Narzary welcomed the project.
“It’s a historic day. Our stories will travel far,” he said.
Activist Rina Boro added, “We hope for financial support and literary events.”
Sustainability and Digital Push
Sarma announced eco-friendly publishing for Bodoland Speaks Himanta Biswa Sarma.
“All books will also be available digitally for wider access,” he said.
A website for Bodoland Speaks will feature e-books and forums.
Call to Action
Sarma urged communities to join the cultural conversation.
“Let’s build a united Assam. Support local authors and learn new languages,” he said.
As Bodoland Speaks Himanta Biswa Sarma takes off, it could transform linguistic inclusivity and cultural unity in Assam.
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