Assam to host ‘Mega Bagurumba’ in November with over 10,000 performers

Assam to host ‘Mega Bagurumba’ in November with over 10,000 performers

Over 10,000 artists to perform Bagurumba dance in November. Event follows record Bihu and Jhumoir performances. Preparations underway for the global showcase of Bodo culture.

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  • Assam CM announced Mega Bagurumba performance in November
  • Over 10,000 dancers from 26 districts will participate
  • Event aims to highlight Bodo community's cultural heritage

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that over 10,000 performers will present the Bodo folk dance ‘Bagurumba’ in November, in line with the record-setting Bihu and Jhumoir performances held earlier.

''After the massive success of Bihu and Jhumoir, it's time for Bagurumba to take the centrestage. Come November, over 10,000 performers will display this beautiful dance to the entire world and add more glitter to our Bodo community's heritage'', the CM posted on 'X'.

Minister for Cultural Affairs Bimal Bora chaired a meeting with officials to review the preparations to take the dance form to the global stage through the 'Mega Bagurumba' performance.

 A record number of 10,000 performers from 26 districts will participate in the event.

The meeting reviewed the status of costumes, instruments, master trainers, among others.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had attended both the Bihu performance, where 11.304 dancers and drummers created Guiness Book of World Records in April 2023, and the Jhumoir in February this year.

Edited By: Avantika
Published On: Aug 10, 2025
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