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IMPHAL: Taking part in the 100th birth anniversary celebrations of legendary singer-musician Bhupen Hazarika in Guwahati, PM Modi on Saturday said Hazarika gave voice to the pain of ordinary lives, and that voice still 'stirs' the nation. The PM quoted from a song of Hazarika and explained the meaning: if humans do not think about each other's joy, sorrow, pain and suffering, then who will care for one another in this world? He urged everyone to reflect on how deeply inspiring this thought is. He stated that this very idea is guiding India today in its efforts to improve the lives of the poor, the marginalised, the Dalits, and the tribal communities. Stating that a few words of Hazarika's song kept echoing in his mind, PM Modi said his heart wished for the waves of the singer's music to continue to flow everywhere, endlessly. "Bhupen Hazarika Ji dedicated his entire life to the service of music," the PM said, adding that when music becomes a form of spiritual practice, it touches the soul, and when music becomes a resolve, it becomes a medium to guide society. He emphasised that this made Hazarika's music so special.
New Delhi. September 14: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the celebrations of the 100th birth Anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhupen Hazarika at Guwahati in Assam today. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister remarked that today is a remarkable day and this moment is truly precious. He shared that the performances he witnessed, the enthusiasm, and the coordination he observed were deeply moving. He highlighted the rhythm of Bhupen Da's music that resonated throughout the event. Quoting Bhupen Hazarika, the Prime Minister said a few words of his song kept echoing in his mind. He exp ...Read More >
Barpeta: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday entered the electoral arena in Assam. Addressing a public rally in Barpeta in support of NDA candidate Deepak Kumar Das, he strongly targeted the Congress and UDF. He said, "Congress has already fled the field before the elections, and the time has come to throw the UDF into the Bay of Bengal". He appealed to the people of Assam to once again form a Bharatiya Janata Party government and said that infiltrators must be driven out and the demographic balance of Assam must not be altered. He said the NDA is committed to ensuring that Assam does no ...Read More >