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Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award: The prestigious Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award 2022-23 was presented to Gobinda Basumatary and Dr. Arupa Kalita on Teacher’s Day.
Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award 2022-23
On the occasion of 62nd Teacher’s Day celebration on September 5th, 2023, BTR CEM Pramod Boro presented the prestigious ‘Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award 2022-23’ to two notable authors at Salbari College in Baksa district.”
This distinguished accolade was conferred upon two notable individuals: Shri Gobinda Basumatary, hailing from from Kajalgaon, Chirang, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Bodo Literature, and Dr. Arupa Patangia Kalita, a native of Udalguri, lauded for his remarkable achievements in literature other than Bodo.
Each recipient was honored with traditional Aronai, along with a monetary prize of ₹2 Lakh, a memento, and a citation.
CEM Boro addressing the gathering extended his heartfelt congratulations to these respected authors and emphasized that the BTR government is dedicated to acknowledging and honoring people who greatly help in the world of literature, especially in improving Bodo literature.
“I extend my heartiest congratulations & best wishes to all awardees for their stellar achievements. BTR remains indebted to them for their incredible contributions towards catalysing qualitative transformations within the very bedrock of BTR’s education system, and towards moulding the future generations of BTR.”
What is Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award?
The “Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award” is a renowned distinction instituted by the Department of Education, Government of Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR). It is conferred annually to honor authors and social thinkers who have made significant contributions to both Bodo and non-Bodo literature.
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1. Who are the authors that were conferred with Pramod Chandra Brahma Literary Award 2022-23?
Two notable authors: Shri Gobinda Basumatary, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Bodo Literature, and Dr. Arupa Patangia Kalita, lauded for his remarkable achievements in literature other than Bodo.