Guwahati: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has unveiled several newly developed facilities within the Assam Legislative Assembly complex including a command-and-control centre, cafeteria, digital corridor, smart pole, and a sandstone monolithic pillar representing ancient Assam today, November 22, 2024. The transformation, achieved through IT-enabled initiatives, includes the sandstone monolithic pillar, an exquisite sculpture reflecting the historical legacy of the ancient Kachari kingdom of Assam.
During the inauguration ceremony, the Chief Minister highlighted the vital role that Assam's tribal communities play in the state's cultural identity, noting that their vibrant art, cultural practices, and traditions are essential components of Assam's legacy. He noted that the region's illustrious history comes to life through such cultural expressions, including historical remnants of the Kachari Kingdom, which hold an enduring place in the history of Northeast India.
The new facilities reflect the Assembly's effort to harmonise tradition with modernity, showcasing Assam's cultural heritage alongside digital advancements. He expressed confidence that such initiatives would inspire greater appreciation for Assam's ancient history. Sarma asserted that the state governments continued dedication to preserving Assam's history and culture would establish the region as a cultural and heritage hub.
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Recent accomplishments include the recognition of the Charaideo Maidams as a World Heritage Site and the global recognition of Assam's traditional Bihu dance. Plans to elevate the Jhumur dance to international prominence are further steps in transforming Assam into a culturally vibrant region and promoting its people as a culturally enriched community.
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