Badarpur : In a heartfelt tribute to one of the most resonant voices of Barak Valley literature, the Badarpur Regional Committee of Barak Upatyaka Bangasahitya O Sanskriti Sammelan observed the 89th birth anniversary of the legendary poet, Late Shaktipada Brahmachari. The commemorative event, held today at the premises of Badarpur Girls' High School, brought together literary enthusiasts, educators, and cultural activists to honor the enduring legacy of the maestro whose verses continue to define the cultural fabric of the region.
Solemn Floral Tributes and Lighting of the Ceremonial Lamp
The proceedings commenced at 4:00 PM under the distinguished chairmanship of Dayal Chandra Sarkar, President of the regional committee. The atmosphere was filled with solemnity as a ceremonial lamp was lit in front of the poet’s portrait. Leading the floral tributes, President Dayal Chandra Sarkar was joined by a galaxy of local dignitaries including Gurunandan Ghosh, Kallol Majumdar, Pankaj Debray, and Kahir Ahmed Choudhury. Other prominent personalities such as Ashok Jyoti, Balaram Paul, Kshitish Chandra Nath, Shyamali Dey, Anjana Poddar, Moni Chanda, and Panpri Debray also paid their respects, marking a moment of deep emotional connection with the poet’s memory.
Remembering the Literary Maestro: A Cultural Resonance
The cultural segment of the evening was initiated with a soul-stirring inaugural song performed by the Cultural Secretary, Anjana Poddar. This was followed by an evocative memorial discussion where speakers reflected on the life and works of Shaktipada Brahmachari. Renowned educator Shyamali Dey, along with Kallol Majumdar and Literary Secretary Kahir Ahmed Choudhury, highlighted how the poet’s writings bridged the gap between traditional aesthetics and modern sensibilities. Ashok Jyoti and Kshitish Chandra Nath emphasized the need for preserving his works for the younger generation of Assam’s literary landscape.
"Shaktipada Brahmachari was not just a poet; he was a visionary whose words reflected the joys and sorrows of the common man in Barak Valley. Observing his 89th birth anniversary is a commitment to keeping our cultural heritage alive," remarked Dayal Chandra Sarkar during his presidential address.
The session also witnessed insightful contributions from Vice President Gurunandan Ghosh and Anjana Poddar, making the assembly a vibrant intellectual exchange. The collaborative spirit of the attendees ensured that the event was not merely a ritual but a successful celebration of Bengali literature and culture in the Karimganj district.
As the event drew to a close, Secretary Pankaj Debray expressed his sincere gratitude to everyone present for their spontaneous participation. He further sought the continued cooperation of the public for the organization's upcoming initiatives aimed at fostering the cultural heritage of Barak Valley. The solemn assembly concluded with a closing song, leaving the audience with a renewed sense of inspiration drawn from the poet's immortal lines.
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