The first Bodo magazine is widely recognized as “Bibar,” which played a pioneering role in promoting Bodo language and literature. Launched in the mid-20th century, “Bibar” provided a vital platform for Bodo writers, poets, and intellectuals to express their creativity and preserve their cultural heritage.
As the earliest regular publication in the Bodo language, “Bibar” contributed significantly to the development of modern Bodo literature, encouraging literary discussions, cultural awareness, and linguistic pride among the Bodo-speaking community. The magazine’s influence extended beyond literature, fostering a sense of unity and identity that helped solidify the Bodo cultural movement in Assam.
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