BY TC News Desk
Agartala, 8th May 2024: Tripura resonated with the melodies of Rabindra Sangeet and the spirit of Tagore’s literary legacy as the state commemorated the birth anniversary of the universal poet, Rabindranath Tagore, with fervor. Various public and private cultural organizations, along with voluntary groups, orchestrated a multitude of programs to honor the revered poet’s contributions.
In the heart of Agartala, the Information and Cultural Affairs Department of the Government of Tripura orchestrated a cultural extravaganza at Rabindra Kanan in the Kunjavan area. Secretary PK Chakraborty presided over the event as the chief guest, adhering to election regulations amidst the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. The program commenced with the garlanding of Tagore’s statue, followed by captivating performances of Rabindra Sangeet, poetry recitations, and dance renditions by artists of diverse ages.
Adding to the vibrant celebrations, the Bengali Cultural Circle organized a morning ferry program, setting sail from Umakanta Academy and meandering through the city’s streets before culminating back at its starting point. Meanwhile, left-wing student and youth organizations convened at Chatra-Juva Bhavan in Melermath to pay homage to Tagore’s legacy with their own commemorative event.
In a separate initiative, Yuva Congress and NSUI organized Rabindra Jayanti celebrations at Congress Bhavan in Agartala, highlighting the widespread embrace of Tagore’s teachings and philosophy across various ideological spectrums.
As the sun descended, the Department of Information and Culture curated an evening of cultural delights at Rabindrashat Barshiki Bhavan in the capital, offering yet another platform for enthusiasts to revel in the timeless creations of Kabiguru Tagore.
Across Tripura, the birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore served as a unifying force, bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds to cherish and celebrate the enduring legacy of one of India’s most eminent poets and thinkers.
