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Singha, Ranjit and Singha, Surjit, Kati Bihu: Exploring Its Cultural Significance and Agrarian Traditions in Assam's Harvest Festival among the Koch Rajbongshi Community (October 17, 2024). Available at SSRN: https://lnkd.in/g55Q4xCg Kati Bihu is an integral festival in Assam, celebrated during the critical period of rice planting in the agrarian calendar. This article explores the cultural, agricultural, and social significance of Kati Bihu, highlighting its role in reinforcing identity and fostering community cohesion. The festival's origins, historical evolution, and rituals-such as the lighting of lamps and the worship of the Tulsi plant-demonstrate the deep connections between culture and nature. In examining Kati Bihu's relevance in the modern era, this article addresses the challenges posed by urbanization, climate change, and the need for cultural preservation. By emphasizing the importance of continuing to celebrate Kati Bihu, the article reflects on the festival's adaptability and resilience, ensuring that its cultural essence endures for future generations. On Kati Bihu, the Koch Rajbongshi community lights diyas made from elephant apple fruits in their paddy fields, symbolizing gratitude and protection while observing a day of fasting. The word "Kati" originates from the Kamatapuri phrase "Kati-Ba LagBo," which translates to "I have to cut," referring to the upcoming harvest. In the Kamatapuri language, the entire month is called "Kati Mash," or Kati Month. It is celebrated by most communities in Assam, with slight variations in rituals from one community to another. Kamatapuri Language is also known as Rajbongshi Language. However, the primitive Language of Koch Rajbongshi is Koch, thus how the community is known as Koch Rajbongshi. Keywords: Kati Bihu, culture, agricultural traditions, community cohesion, cultural preservation, agrarian practices, climate change, cultural identity, rituals, Assam #KatiBihu #AssamCulture #AgrarianTraditions #CommunityCohesion #CulturalPreservation #RitualsAndTraditions #KochRajbongshi #Worship #ClimateChangeImpact #CulturalIdentity #KamatapuriLanguage #RajbongshiLanguage #FestivalOfLights #HarvestFestival #AssamHeritage

Wherever I go I see the urbanisation in my country. Recently visited Haridwar, and saw once our car stuck in the jungle when I was a 8 to 9 year old, when I went to haridwar saw that Jungle is now a town. That gave me a fear, I kept on thinking what would have happened to the animals and trees of that place. There used to be cold winds even in the Summer Season, but now that is a town full of heat wave, hardly any tree is visible. We humans are demolishing the beauty of this earth, every seconds, every minute, every hours. We killing Billions of Fishes, and a lot of animal including the lot of trees are being chopped. I don't understand how stupid Indian Government can be, not taking it seriously water level is going down, the temperature of earth is rapidly increasing every day, because there are no trees! We already chopped the trees! We killed earth! We making it ugly! It's a shame on us if we are not taking it seriously! You are going to Uttrakhand and Himalaya to enjoy summer, you will make towns there also one day, and then you will have only foreign to see the beauty of nature. Irony is most of Indians can not afford to visit to countries like Switzerland, even Indonesia or any country that has the drastical environment with this green beauty of earth. We are the worst living creature on this earth and most of us belongs to India unfortunately! Well really appreciate the men who did this good job, he deserve to be rewarded for his act. #saveearth #savetrees #vegan #trees #environment #urbanisation

This #WorldEnvironmentDay, we stand with the farmers of Hosahalli Village in Karnataka. We empower them with tree saplings, beekeeping boxes, and biochar kits to save the degrading land. #SaskenTechnologies is on a mission to reduce desertification and improve land quality through #SustainablePractices! ✅ Rajiv Mody | Priyaranjan . | Girish BVS | Tero Pernu | Alwyn Joseph Premkumar | Ken Yaguchi | Yogesh Rathi | Moumita Kurup | Rekha Sahay | Sunil Dath | Shailendrasing Patil

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Preserving Indigenous Heritage and Food Systems in Odisha In the roots of Odisha, indigenous tribes such as the Kondh, Santal, and Munda have a rich cultural legacy deeply tied to their food systems and traditional practices. Yet, their rights and ways of life are under threat due to modern development policies, land displacement, and environmental challenges. Key Issues: The Forest Rights Act and Panchayats (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Act provide legal support to safeguard their ancestral lands, yet these laws often face slow implementation, and industrialization continues to encroach upon their traditional territories. Food Sovereignty is a growing concern, as tribes fight to preserve their right to cultivate, consume, and control traditional foods such as millet, wild rice, and forest-based foods. Indigenous food preservation techniques like drying, smoking, and fermentation not only protect their food sources but are sustainable practices that have stood the test of time. As we embrace the need for modernization and progress, it's crucial to remember the importance of cultural preservation, especially the traditional knowledge of indigenous tribes. By supporting sustainable practices and recognizing tribal rights, we can ensure these communities continue to thrive in harmony with nature. ✨ Let's celebrate and amplify their voices for a balanced, inclusive future. What steps can we take to protect indigenous food sovereignty and cultural rights in today’s rapidly changing world? #IndigenousRights #FoodSovereignty #CulturalPreservation #TribalEmpowerment #SustainableFoodSystems #ForestRights #OdishaTribes #TribalHeritage #SustainableTraditions #ProtectIndigenousLands #TribalLivelihoods #MilletRevival #IndigeniousYatra #Odisha https://lnkd.in/gvR28BxM

🌾 Celebrating Kisan Diwas: Honoring the Backbone of India 🌾 Today, on Kisan Diwas (Farmer's Day), we salute the resilience, dedication, and hard work of our farmers who toil day and night to feed the nation. 🙏🏽 As the custodians of our land and providers of sustenance, farmers are not just contributors to the economy but stewards of our environment and culture. 🌍💚 "If the farmer is rich, then so is the nation." — Dr. M.S. Swaminathan At Bhartiya Bahuuddeshiya Khadi Va Gramodyog Shikshan Sanstha BBKGSS, we remain committed to empowering farmers through sustainable practices, skill development, and innovation. From promoting nutrient-rich biofortified crops to watershed management, our efforts aim to enhance livelihoods and ensure food security for generations to come. 🌾🌱 Let us take a moment to recognize their immense contributions and work towards a future where every farmer thrives. #KisanDiwas #FarmersDay #SustainableAgriculture #EmpoweringFarmers #FoodSecurity #BBKGSS #RuralDevelopment #GratitudeToFarmers #AgricultureMatters