Assam Agriculture Minister Atul Bora visited an exhibition celebrating the vibrant cultural legacy of the state’s tea tribe community, held in connection with the 19th Central General Conference of the Assam Tea Tribe Students’ Association (ATTSA) at Mariani in Jorhat. The exhibition showcased traditional crafts, paintings, and sculptures that reflect the community’s rich artistic heritage.
During his visit, Bora interacted with noted painter and sculptor Shivprasad Mara, whose solo painting and sculpture exhibition was a key highlight of the event. Mara, a distinguished artist from the tea tribe community, has earned wide recognition for his exceptional contribution to the art and culture of Assam and the Northeast.
The Minister praised Mara’s creative work and extended his best wishes for his continued success and artistic growth. The event served as a platform to promote and preserve the unique cultural identity of the tea tribe community while encouraging artists to showcase their talents to a wider audience.
