Celebrating Assamese Language's Classical Status in Delhi
Delhi-based Assamese community, including various academicians and students, celebrated Assamese being recognized as a classical language by the Indian government. An event was held at Assam Bhawan, where participants praised the move and discussed further development for Assamese language, including a resolution to be sent to the PMO.
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Delhi-based Assamese individuals, including students and academicians, gathered to celebrate the designation of Assamese as a classical language by India's government.
The event, organized at Assam Bhawan, marked the start of a week-long celebration, known as 'Bhaxa Gaurav Saptah', to honor Assamese's new status.
Participants commended this recognition, citing it as a pivotal moment for the language's growth and development, and proposed the creation of an Assamese library in the capital.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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