Dhemaji gathering pays homage to ancestors as leaders urge people to follow Swargadeo Sukapha’s ideals and strengthen harmony among communities
Dhemaji: Me-Dam-Me-Phi was observed with reverence and cultural fervour at the historic Habung playground in Dhemaji, bringing together members of the Tai-Ahom community and local residents in a collective tribute to their ancestors and heritage.
The programme was organised by the Habung Development Management Committee in collaboration with the Tai-Ahom Students’ Union and several regional organisations. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from people across the region, reflecting the community’s deep-rooted respect for its spiritual traditions and history.
Attending the celebration, dignitaries paid heartfelt homage to the forefathers and offered prayers seeking peace, prosperity and well-being for all. The ceremony highlighted the enduring significance of Me-Dam-Me-Phi as a symbol of self-respect, cultural pride and ancestral remembrance among the Tai-Ahom people.
Addressing the gathering, Assam’s Education Minister Dr Ranoj Pegu emphasised the timeless ideals of Swargadeo Chaolung Sukapha, the founder of Bor Asom, who united diverse communities under a shared vision of harmony and coexistence. They called upon the public to draw inspiration from his leadership and work collectively towards building a strong, inclusive and prosperous Assam.
The event also served as a reminder of the importance of preserving indigenous culture and fostering unity in a diverse society. Through prayers, participation and shared values, the celebration reinforced a message of togetherness and progress.
The observance at Habung stood not only as a religious and cultural ceremony but also as a reaffirmation of Assam’s rich heritage and collective future.
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