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Nalbari - Language, History, Tourism, Art and Culture
Table of contents
- About Nalbari
- Local festival
- Folk Tradition
- Astrology
- Sanskrit
- Historical Places
- Nalbari is famous for ?
Nalbari After the establishment of an Assam Bengal Railway station in Nalbari, it rapidly began to develop an urban outlook. It became a subdivision under Kamrup in 1967 and a full-fledged district in 1985. The Nalbaria language comes under the Kamrupi dialect. Gurdon is the oldest school in Nalbari. The literacy rate of Nalbari is 74%. The Nalbaria language is famous all over Assam for its accent. The main river of Nalbari is the Pagladiya.
যাৰ নাই ঘৰবাৰী
সি যায় নলবাৰী।।
সি যায় নলবাৰী।।
Local Festivals:
- Vothali Puja – worship of bamboo
- Tatxal Puja
- Sou Puja
- Baree Nogoriar Nam
Folk Traditions:
- Mobile Theatre – Born in Nalbari (founded by Achyut Lahkar)
- Jatra Party – The first Jatra party was the Arun Jatra Party of Morowa
Astrology:
- Gandhia was an astrology hub of ancient Assam
- Panjika (Hindu calendar) was printed here
Sanskrit:
- Known as the "Navadweep of Assam"
- Dudhnath Bigroh
- Balilesa Mandir
- Basudev Mandir
- Ganga Pukhuri
- Mohmara Mukhuri
Nalbari is Famous for:
- Rakh Puja
- Japi Industry
- Cultural Reputation
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