In Assam ‘Rongali Bihu’ Festivities Begin

Celebrations have held Assam with rhythms of ‘Dhul’, ‘Tal’, ‘Pepa’ and ‘Gogona’ setting the tune as the most adored festival of the state, Rongali Bihu or Bohag Bihu has shown up.

Bohag Bihu marks the festival of the start of the spring season and normally falls in the second seven day stretch of April. The celebration implies the hour of reap. Assamese customarily observe Bihu threefold every year that means various seasons – Bohag Bihu, Bhogali Bihu and Kongali Bihu.
On this day, ranchers’ local area thank the all-powerful for a decent reap consistently and trust for a fruitful gather in the future as well.

The primary day of the bihu is called goru bihu or cow bihu, where the cows are washed and revered, which falls on the last day of the earlier year, typically on 14 April. This is trailed by manuh (human) bihu on 15 April, the New Year Day. This is the day of getting tidied up, wearing new materials and praising and preparing for the new year with new life. The third day is Gosai (Divine beings) bihu; sculptures of Divine beings, revered in all families are cleaned and venerated requesting a smooth new year.
The New Year begins with Bohag or Rongali Bihu. The word ‘Rangoli’ is gotten from the word ‘Rong’ which implies bliss and festivities. Just before Bihu, ladies plan Bihu indulgences like Chira, Pitha, laru, among others.

The celebration acquires singing and devouring and conventional Bihu dance is performed by people.

The day begins with individuals washing up with crude turmeric and urad dal glue upon the arrival of Goru Bihu. Then, at that point, they wear new garments and look for favors from their seniors and trade gifts. This is followed up by light breakfast where tacky rice is presented with curd and jaggery.
Likewise, numerous Bihu panels in Guwahati and different pieces of the state have coordinated extended Rongali Bihu programs.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive at Sarusajai Arena in Guwahati today where he will observer a brilliant Bihu program performed by more than 11,000 Bihu artists.