Happy Bohag Bihu 2024: Best Wishes, Images, Messages to Share With Loved Ones! – News18

HAPPY BOHAG BIHU 2024 WISHES, QUOTES, STATUS, MESSAGES: Bohag Bihu is celebrated for seven days during which people wear traditional attire and participate in various cultural activities like folk dances and savour traditional foods such as poka mithoi, ghila pitha, til laru, narikolor laru, among others. A highlight of this festival is Bihu dance where men and women perform on energetic beats of dhol and pepa (flute). Here are some of the quotes, messages and wishes you can share with your friends and family on the occasion of Bohag Bihu or Rongali Bihu.

Rongali Bihu Date

Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, is one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in the Indian state of Assam. This year it will be celebrated on Sunday, April 14.

Rongali Bihu Wishes In English

1. I hope this Rongali Bihu will bring cheer, prosperity and peace in your life. Let us pray that we gain enough strength to accept the highs and lows of life with equanimity.

2. Let us welcome Rongali Bihu with great hope and eagerness. Let’s look forward to a year full of happiness and prosperity.

3. Sending love and warm wishes on the occasion of Bohag Bihu. May the New Year bring lots of success for you.

4. Wish you a very Happy Bohag Bihu. May your life be as colourful and joyful as the festival of Bihu.

5. Look for pleasure, look for life, and look for a smile that will spread through your life! Bihu is one such festival which empowers with all the power. Happy Rongali Bihu!

6. May the bright Bihu celebrations bring you pleasure and tranquility. Wishing you the happiest of Bihu festivities with your family and friends.

7. Here is this lovely festival in the midst of a lovely spring! Kill those negative wishes by focusing on what you want to achieve. Bringing love and joy into the hearts can burn away those moments of anguish.

8. Rongali Bihu represents something new and exciting. Life is always new and exciting. Let us work hard to make every day Bihu.

9. Allow this Bihu to give you the strength to accomplish everything you wanted to do last year but were afraid to try.

10. Happy Bihu Bohag! Allow this year to be filled with joy, laughter, happiness, and all that is truly good.

11. As we welcome the Assamese New Year with open arms, let’s cherish the traditions and culture that make our land so beautiful. Happy Rongali Bihu!

12. May the rhythms of the Bihu dance bring harmony and prosperity to your life. Wishing you a colorful and festive Rongali Bihu!

Rongali Bihu Quotes In Assamese

1. “Bohag aale, Bihu aale, मनोर ভোৰ (Manor Bhor – Dawn of happiness)!” (“Bohag has come, Bihu has come, Dawn of happiness!”)
2. “Bihuka rangot jay-jay, Bihuka dholor dhaam dhaam!” (“Victory to the colors of Bihu, Boom boom to the drums of Bihu!”)

BOHAG BIHU FAQS

What is Bohag Bihu?

Bohag Bihu, also called Rongali Bihu (meaning joyful), is the Assamese New Year and a harvest festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in the state of Assam, India. It’s the first of the three Bihu festivals held throughout the year, with the others being Kati Bihu (sowing) and Magh Bihu (harvest).

When is Bohag Bihu celebrated?

Bohag Bihu is celebrated from the 14th to 20th of April every year. This year it will be celebrated on April 13.

How is Bohag Bihu celebrated?

Bohag Bihu is a week-long celebration filled with traditional rituals, feasting, and cultural performances. Here’s a glimpse into the festivities:

1. RitualsPeople wake up early on the first day, bathe with a special paste, wear new clothes, and seek blessings from elders. There are specific rituals for each of the seven days.
2. FeastingDelicious traditional delicacies like larus (laddoos), pithas (rice cakes), and jolpan (a light breakfast) are prepared.
3. Cultural PerformancesBihu dance, a vibrant folk dance performed by men and women in colorful attire, is a major highlight. People visit each other, exchange gifts like gamosas (Assamese shawls), and sing Bihu songs.

What is the significance of Bohag Bihu?

Bohag Bihu marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year, the sowing season, and spring. It’s a time for Assamese communities to come together, strengthen bonds, celebrate the harvest, and welcome the new year with hope and joy.